Yale and Oxford battle for athletic crown at Queen's Club
At Queen's Club London on July 17 50 000 fans watched Yale and Oxford contest in heavy rain and wind. Oxford won the half mile and took the meet with firsts in 100 yard dash 120 yard hurdle one mile run 440 yard run and half mile run while Yale won hammer throwing shot put and broad jump. Diplomats and U S officials attended as Yale supporters highlighted the American team.
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Queen's Club
London
Old England
New England
Yale
Oxford
Queen’s Club
England
Aerica
British Isles
Queens Club
Associated Press
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Local lodge to vote on Breckinridge expulsion dustup
Debs roasted the newspapers at Uhlich's hall where about 130 strikers gathered at noon. Debs praised Cleveland while decrying the press. In St Lupin the house backed a strong presidential strike support. Jeremiah O Donavan Rossa received only three votes for city marshal. Clancy, son of the sub sheriff, won.
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Debs
Curiaco
Uhlich’s
o*Donovan Rosa
St. Lupin
Marishal
Clancy
Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa
Terrible Accident on Grand and Oakwood Boulevards in Chicago
A caisson for a Hotchkiss gun exploded at Grand and Oakwood in Chicago as troops moved from the lake front to Hyde Park. Three soldiers were killed and twelve injured, eight artillery horses killed, and windows shattered. Names of the dead and wounded are listed. a fourth unknown artilleryman is reported killed.
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Caicaco
Grand and
Oakwood Boulevards
Captain Dodd
Seventh Cavalry
Lake Front
New Quarters
Hyde Park
Oakwood
Grand Boulevards
Hotchkiss
Pleces
Mrs. Devlin
Grand Boulevard
Glasa
Farrier Galler
Donovan
J, Doyle
Linner
Second Artillery
Stiltze
Allen
O'Donnell
Herbert Andrea
Enke
Urquhart
Kane
Rolston
Lake Avenue
Wreck on Grand Trunk Line After Fishplates Removal
Battle Creek Mich July 17 Train No 6 wrecked at 3 am due to removed fishplates west of the city. Fireman killed and several crew and passengers injured. Wreck recalls last fall’s fatal crash and marks third plate tampering in two weeks with arrests expected for three noted suspects. Also reports on a cavein at Cumberland Gap tunnel and the Mississippi Superior canal survey progress in Congress led by Major Jones.
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Mich
Grand Trunk
McIntyre
Vicksburg
Washsington
Northwest
Congress
Kiefer
Senate
Mississippi
Lake Superior
Committee On Railways and Canals
Chamber of Commerce
St. Paul Robbers’ Union
Minneapolis
Sandy Lake River
Committee On Railroads
Major Jones
Secretary of War
St. Paul
Davis
Washburn
Committee On Commerce
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Michael McCarthy
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