Battleship race ends with Missouri leading Cape Henry finish
News from New York reports an eight hour ocean race with seven US battleships including Massachusetts Alabama and Missouri. Alabamad was fastest to Cape Henry finishing 1261 miles in eight hours while Massachusetts trailed behind. A separate item notes the state bill signing in Harrisburg funding Delaware River deepening and channel improvement pending Philadelphia appropriation.
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Missouri
New York
United States
Alzbamet
flear
Charles J. Davis
will
ward
Cape Henry
Massachusetts
Cape Heary
Delaware River
Hartisburg
Passay
Pennypacker
Philadelphia
Delay bay
bureau of surveys
department of public works
war department
Verpicide Proclaims Cure for Dandruff Wonders
Ancient scalp trouble plagued humanity until Newhro's Verpicide arrived as a medical and cosmetic remedy. The product claims to kill the dandruff germ at the root, preventing itching and hair loss, and promises luxurious growth without dandruff. Sold by leading druggists. send 10c in stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. J A Williamson Special Agent.
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Belrnea
Adam
Newhro
sampta
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Williamson
New German Tariff Rates Spark Call for Amity Treaty
A consul general in Berlin urges a broad amity and commerce treaty to protect American interests as a new German tariff regime takes effect next March. The note highlights price shifts on dried fruits, shoes, and sewing machines, contrasting autonomous rates with treaty advantages and predicting possible impacts on U.S. exports and business sentiment.
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et Beriin
Warshiungton
gener
Dietate
che nestar
Haly
Beladum
Servin
Roumania
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Switarrland
Bei- Binin
Istro-Liangary
aidlevantare
United States
Masog
Mason
imihirhe
state department
Rioting and Gains Reported in Chicago Strike
Both employers and strikers claim gains in the furniture strike as 230 drivers and 10 paint workers abandon work. The riot intensified with police guarding the jail after reports of mobs near the city. Three men were fatally hurt and others injured as unrest spread through Chicago.
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Acdain
Chicago
teamsters
Heath & Milligan company
ate street
wuara van
Richmond
MMA
aily
Isaieh Austin Johnson
Roosevelt Valued by Denver Citizens at Banquet Celebration
Denver May 6 Roosevelt's visit concluded with a grand banquet at the Brown Palace Hotel hosted by the Denver Chamber of Commerce. The event featured ornate decorations, vocal tributes, and a ceremonial handshake with Denver's elite. The president left by special train for Chicago after meeting the Denver Press Club and receiving a Colorado gold honorary membership.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Denver Col
Rosevelt
Denver
Colorado
Glenwood Spuit
Lromver
Denver and
Rio Grande
Learty wood
Roosevelt
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Brown glace
Sau
Denver Press Club
shoul
Chicago
Two Murderers Must Hang in Bellefonte Virginia
In Bellefonte Virginia May a court presided by an unnamed judge heard the applications of two condemned men, Green and William Ditlen, for a commission in finacy and refused. The decision ends the last hope of the condemned for the murder of Jerry Conde. The Centre county jail is prepared for the execution.
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Bellefonte
May
ePurelyse Anton
Northumberland
idee Orvis
ecoma sel fur tra Green
Willian Ditlen
lon
Green
condeme
Jerry Conde
Jurney
Centre county
Child dies of hydrophobia amid stray rabies scare
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Stewart of Oyipper Nyack died after being bitten on the toe while on the step later in April. Doctors sent tissue to Tastelle Inatiente in New York to determine rabies. The report followed by sightings of symptoms of the disease as the case moved to autopsy.
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Neyneko
oYay
Franns Stewart
byecarahl
Mro
Arthur Stewart
Oyipper Nyack
New York
Bowen as Former U S Minister to Venezuela Faces Probe
Former United States minister Bowen, once stationed in Venezuela, is tied to a corruption accusation involving an alleged accepting of a kickback. Records show Bowen served as consul general and as a representative to Persia, with unclear relations to current positions.
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HERBERT W. BOWEN
UNITED STATES MINISKc
VENEZUELA
Bowen
Seedeliry
Laouris
Brooklyn
conan aid
germeriat
bereehatnr
Sparta
Vataat
Persia
Presidestastiy
Aviat
Four Towns Saved From Destructive Forest Fire
Plymouth Massachusetts May 9 One thousand men firemen laborers and volunteers fought a forest fire that started near Herr four days ago and spread into four towns driven by shifting winds. The front stretches two miles with six miles of flank at risk though homes and property were saved with wind and rain. The loss will be large as timber and lumber stands were burned and several small buildings destroyed.
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Plymouth
Masa
herr
Equitable Solvent Claim Assures Policyholders
New York State Insurance Superintendent Francis Hoendrichs announced that the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States is solvent. He stated the society’s contracts are secure and policies remain fully guaranteed as the department continues its examination of executives and affairs.
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New York
Albany
N.Y
Francis Hoendrichs
Equitable Life Assurance Sariety
United States
Eile Abeurance Society
uite
HuRTAn
Shaffer to retire from Amalgamated Association presidency
At the annual convention in Detroit Mas u o, Shaffer announced he will not seek re election as president of the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers. The race reportedly narrows to Abb eighe of Pittsburg and Poor Meardle of Muncie Indiana.
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Amalgamated Association
Detroit
Mas uo
Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Worker
Tob Shafter
oawe
Abbeighe
Pittsburg
association
Poor Meardle
Muncie
Ind
vics
Washington Duke Dies at 84 in North Carolina
Washington Duke, tobacco magnate and founder of what became American Tobacco, died at his home in North Carolina at age 84 after a long illness. He is survived by three sons Brodie L. Duke J B Duke and K N Duke all of New York and Durham. The Dukes rose from poverty to vast wealth over about four decades starting with a small tobacco plant near Durham.
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North
Carolin
Brodie L. Duke
Durham
J.B. Dolve
American Tobacca company
New York
K. N. Duke
Washington Duke
fortnags
Tubaccs conpany
J. C Duke
Nan Patterson Fate Remains Uncertain After Conference
New York District Attorney Jerome has not decided on Nan Patterson's case after a lengthy meeting with her counsel. Patterson may remain in Tombs prison at least a week longer as prosecutors weigh possible charges and strategies.
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New York
Maryi Nan Patterson
Traci
Jerome
Miss Patterson
Neutrality Crisis Deepens as Russia Japan Tensions Mount
France reassures England that Rojestvensky will not abuse neutrality, while Russian fleets unite near the Chinese coast. Admirals plan shelter to finish reorganization, with Britain pressed to defend Japan against the Franco Russian coalition. Rumors of a massacre in Volhynia swirl amid diplomatic strain. Disruptions hinder Portland exhibition travel as railroads push restrictions.
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France
England
Rojestvensky
London
Mas oh finance
Reovensky
Japan
Downing street
Winnce
Rojesivensky
Pogo
Lord Lansdowne
Hobs
Delcasse
Germany
Far East
Hong Kong
Ita
foreign office
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WEST PATRICKS STREET
Frederick County
STUDEBAKER WAGONE
JOHNSON
BRADLEY
Carroll Street
Frederick, Md
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Street
Maryland
Guarantead
mario ‘G. WARING
TYSON
H.M. CRAMER & Go
BRAIN
G. WARING TYSON
Patrick and Ostroll Streets
DENT
PEARQRE'S
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murrer James
Stanton
Joseph McCandless
McCandress
Elizabeth
Lokohone
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LL.M. NIXDORFF, Jr
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Central Bank
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W. Patrick St. Frederick, Mé
OwiM DEVILELER
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
LOLL & ALBAUGH BULLDIN
N. Markat Street
Frederick
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LEMMES
TARIFE
BESANT & KNOTT
QUEENSWARE
GLASS
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Wilmington
Chadberon
North rolina
Prujtmen
George J. Dixon
Pennsylvania railroad
Tonassania
Armour
Teo
Portland
Ore
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National
Good Heads Assoriation
Portlater
Dwight Bolfuss
Mitten Wipit
Percy Megargie
Bertin StanchGel
Garfield
Washington
Dumont
Tex
James RR. Garfield
department of commerce and labor
Chenango Bridge
massisania
SHAFFER
Joseph Cane
oves
Pittstan Pal
Woo Brownson
Annapolis
naval
ley bran
Chadwith
court of appeals
Cincinnati
Frank V. Clarkson carrier
Shanfield
Charles Pease
Richard Meade
Charles Chappelle
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Moirehitatom
Mare
darter
Hart-Willie
Marvin Hart
Lotusville
John Willie
Washington Sporting Clay
Hiart
Willie
Chirag
Erie Railroad
tanciab
therie Railroad company
trough PL Morgan &Co
Lake Shore
TRaaltimore & Choin Grider
Erie
LEAVENFRENCIA WATERS
Kong Hai Bay
SROKEN
Togo
Korean
Pinas
Kongilar
dKaih
Nha Trang
amet siven
Isiplidron
Lie Jonguteres
Intelligence
lou-Kohe Bay
Anions
St Petersburg
admiralty
Saigon
Kostroma
Rojestsemsky
Neheatoft
onolnes
Nehepatat
Toggo
Somson
Mas oo
Daily Mail telegraphs
Tokio
vge
Paris
Times
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Mikasi
Straits of Korea
St. Petersburg
dows
Abitomir
Volhynia
Russia
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Pacific coast
St. Louia Barr
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