Defender Wins America's Cup Race Off Sandy Hook
The Defender defeated the Valkyrie in a close windward and reach race off Sandy Hook. Defender led by three minutes at the windward mark and finished eight minutes forty nine seconds ahead after a faster run home. The victory cements American hopes with steady handling and superior speed in lighter winds.
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New Yoas
Ameriiea
Sandy Hook
Valkyrie
All America
Windwank Lathis
Soithin
Ius
Arun Aos
Byth Yschté
Maine
Stad
Sycamore
Leeward
Grapfield
Ian
de Fender
Rachin- Hart
Cranfield
Hosset
Dunraven
Defender
C. Oliver Iselin
E. D. Morgan
Ww.k. Vanderbilt
Lord Dunraven
Ships Delayed as Warship Builders Face Penalties
Officials lament delays in completing vessels and assigning crews. Texans and Maine are held up by practice of removing workers from active builds, causing late in construction of monitors and other ships. Secretary deprecates policies easing penalties for shipbuilders and urges steady employment.
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Errour
Texas
Maine
Bridge collapses after westbound passenger wreck
A Cherokee Kansas report details a westbound passenger train wreck at Lightning Creek near Monmouth. Cars plunged into the stream after an axle failure, with several passengers seriously hurt and a baggage car striking the bridge causing its collapse. Additional items include an Expre s company robbery investigation in Terre Haute and a Kansas tornado damaging towns.
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Cherokee
Kan
Memphis
Lightning Creek
Monmouth
New Hillsdale Meeting Place Chosen After Convention
The convention of letter carriers ended in Philadelphia. Grand Raids was picked as the next meeting site. In Columbia County New Hillsdale village was mentioned as the later gathering spot.
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John D. Parker
Cal
Missouri
Philadelphia
New Hillsdale Village
Columbia County
James B. de Groff
Morgan Grover
New York City
Timothy J. Foley
Clifton
Jake Hench
Miners in Michigan Iron Mine Feared Dead in Fire
A Saturday afternoon blaze swept through the Geewole mine near Calhoun, Michigan, trapping about 30 miners. Shaft No 3 and other workings failed to provide escape as smoke and flames cut off routes to the surface. Most who escaped reached safety via another shaft, but many remain missing and presumed dead or unconscious from gas. Rescue efforts continue with the fire not yet controlled.
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Caltain
Mich
Welock
Geewole
St Lo
Trembath
Kichant Bickel
Michial Johnson
Hivhant Grenfel
Richard Safells
John Mautwa
Jacob Bryant
Richards
Mina
Tva
Brakeman Fatally Injured in Rail Collision
Brakeman John Chisholm died after a collision of two freight trains on a heavy grade near Locoss Summit. Ten cars were wrecked in the crash involving Restling railroad freight trains.
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Lex Irems
Cincinnati, Southern
Blanchet
John Slosser
James Hendricks
Roberts
Seawonrs Pa
John Chisholm
Restling
Locoss Summit
Baseball Records and Eastern League Results
A compilation of baseball results from the era, listing games, scores, and standings across leagues. Includes mention of the National and American circuits, specific games in New York Philadelphia Brooklyn and Baltimore, and notes on multiple minor league matchups and schedules. Also reports on several local incidents and public notices from Philadelphia and surrounding towns.
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Baltimore
Putalure
Crerelan
AD Polteda
Brovhizys
Bastion
New York
Sam Lousty
Rational
Rebouter
Byracues
Toronto
wTa
Hawhester
Roranten
Buffalo
Wilkebarry
Strecow
Springfield
Syracuse
Tresterday
Ames
Bufalo
Wilkesbarre
Rochester
Louisville Veterans Meet Turn City Red White and Blue
Louisville hosts a large Confederate and Union veterans gathering. Decorated public buildings with red white and blue mark the event while soldiers and civic groups travel to participate in encampments and parades near the river. A threatened coal strike adds national tension as talks continue in Pennsylvania and Connellsville.
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Louisville
Fallin
Iran
G. AL BR
Cinein
National Park
Chickanmuga
Mason
Teterans
Lawher
Columbia Post
Cio
Galt
Laulaetiie
Kentucky
Birchfield
Aid
Cena
Fowler
Masion
Naval Trans Coors
G. Arb
Umrortown
Connellsville
Dr Willard Wright dies suddenly in Atlantic City
Dr Willard Wright five time mayor and influential Democrat of Atlantic City died suddenly of apoplexy aged 68. A University of Pennsylvania graduate, he practiced medicine in Hainois before moving to Atlantic City in 1872 and served as postmaster during his first term. He also ran a drag store at Atlantic and Virginia Avenues and was a prominent county political figure.
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Heath
Atlantic City
Willard Wright
Wright
University of Pennsylvania
Hainois
Atlantic County
Atlantic
Virginia Avenues
Clave Lend
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Court Street
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Chas. G. Macgill
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Theos. H. Hallsr
Brick, MD
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Froricians and Surgeons
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Maryland
Court Square
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J. Wilson & Sow
Hsitanie EU
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Tompkins
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New Year
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United State
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A. E. Burr
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Pittsburg
Eighth Street
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N.S
Trilby
Western Union Telegraph
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Pants
Tha Me
Vandesne de Lins
Om Yerminagly
TRE Baseball Records
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Poinsville
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United American Mechanics
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Tshua
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Sonferener
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Torro
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Cartenter
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China
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Jake
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