Lipton to again challenge for America's Cup
New York reports Sir Thomas Lipton will renew his challenge for the America’s Cup in 1911. Before sailing for Europe on the Luistana he comments on the New York Yacht Club debate over rule changes and acceptance, noting members have not set a definite stance pending formal notice.
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Died in mud and quicksand while attempting crossing
An Atlantic City dredging crew chief, Frank Crowder, drowned attempting to cross a slippery front pipe from a dredging steamer to a distant foundation. Despite friends warning against the danger, he set out to visit his mother in Margate and was lost amid mud and quicksand.
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City
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Frank Crowder
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Prisoner Not Produced for Sentence in Cumberland County
In Bridgeton New Jersey on November 18 Judge Royal P. Tuller faced confusion as the Cumberland County court asked for a prisoner to be produced for sentencing. the convict, an Italian trustie, could not be found. He had been allowed to participate in a sport and was reported missing with his abstraction to be accounted for.
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Wife's Legacy Ends Husband's Troubles in Pittsburg Killing
A widow Mrs Jamen Ed: tmorida of Washington County is accused of desertion and larceny after her husband died from injuries from a mule she left behind. The case centers on a Pittsburg man and a mule attack that led to death in hospital. Municipal leaders in Cincinnati elected new heads and secretaries. hypnotist Arthur Everton released on bond after manslaughter charge in Somerville theater death of Robert Simpson.
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Pittsburg
Jamen
tmorida
Somerville
N. J
Arthur Everton
Robert Simpson
Somerville ‘theater
Discovers wife is Ogtooroon then kills self
A troubling report describes a man named Von Buelow arriving in the country about twelve years ago and marrying a woman who claimed to be a widow with two children. After a neighborhood gossip-driven investigation and eventual divorce, the wife, who was not white, was involved in the affair. The man was arrested, released on boat, disappeared for three days, and his son was later found in the river.
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Von. Buelow
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Jefferson
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Buelow
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HERB DOCTOR SENTENCED FOR MANSLaughter AND OTHER CRIMES
A tainted court record reports the herb doctor of Fall River and Woonsocket pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Amelia Jean. He received a term of seven to ten years in state prison. The article also notes Henry W. Kaine’s conviction for grand larceny and five-year sentence in Sing Sing for a false prior conviction, plus other local cases of blizzards, shipyard battleships, a deer killing, and the death of Helen Vinga under suspicious circumstances.
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Amelia
Jean
Woonsocket
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Henry
Kaine
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Sing Sing
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Debated Boycott Motives Stir Senate Speech
A fractured transcription from a senate session shows debate over boycott tactics and labor rights. Speakers reference the American Federation and question the use of boycotts as remedial action, with mentions of Mitchell Magrrieon A Tiptopore and Dave. The atmosphere hints at pressure to defend workers and confront oppressive conditions while contemplating jail if necessary. The speaker relays a personal pledge to refrain from purchases as a political statement.
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Unclear fragments recounting Kilns and Longworth remark
Damaged OCR fragment mentions Alice, Cincinnati, and Emma Kroeber with teary memory of Mrs Nichol and Longworth. References a cavalcade to a state grave and a claim about who wrote something. Unclear dates and names. lacks coherent narrative.
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Cincinnati
Nicholae
Emma Kroeber
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Nichol ‘Roonevalt Longworth
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