Cornell Wins First Race and Sets New Record
Poughkeepsie July 2 Cornell won the fresh eight oared race by a length over Syracuse and set a new record for the course. Pennsyl vania finished a length and a quarter ahead of Wisconsin with Columbia last. Cornell also won the varsity four oared race by ten minutes and one second, breaking Syracuse’s 1903 mark. The regatta featured Columbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse and Wisconsin with renewed rivalries and strong performances amid favorable racing conditions.
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Landslide at Newport docks buries forty men alive
A landslide at the Newport Monmouthshire works for the new docks buries forty men. Early reports estimated up to one hundred casualties with rescuers rushing to the scene this afternoon.
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England
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Wrights Poised for Virginia Course Test Flight
Washington dispatch recounts Wilbur Wright speaking to a scouting party about flying over the Virginia route from Fort Myer to a hill near Alexandria. The test, to be conducted with government support, aims to prove aeronautic value while navigating rough terrain and heat, with potential $25,000 prize if successful.
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Sicily Quakes Continue After Messina Shocks
Messina residents flee damaged homes as authorities impose safety orders. Shocks persist with diminishing intensity. In Alleanthe Spain three tremors struck Torrevieja and nearby towns causing cracked walls but no reported casualties.
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Messina
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Spain
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Torrevieja
HERRING SEEKS EXTENSION ON FLYING MACHINE CONTRACT
A. M. Herring the aeroplane inventor telephoned General Allen claiming illness blocked completion of the flying machine. He seeks an extension of time to fulfill the government contract, saying he could not deliver due to illness. Officials weigh whether to accept delay or declare him unable to perform to reallocate funds.
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Washington, D.C
Cotton Market Excited by Fluctuating Prices
The Associated Press reports New York cotton prices fell about ten points in the afternoon then recovered and rose. October at 12.16, December 12.18, January 12.15, with July option active and closing near day’s high. Strong activity and gains over prior close marked the session.
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New York
Steamship Movements July Arrival Reports
Steamship movements from New York report arrivals including the Penn and other vessels with terse notes on date and status. The item lists ships that arrived by July and provides brief arrival confirmations for the period.
Killeg by the Heat. Affects Washington July
A report notes extreme heat impacting Washington with a severe spell that caused deaths and strain. A fresh breeze today moderates the heat somewhat, as thermometers reflect cooler readings. The incident emphasizes the danger of high temperatures and the need for caution during heat waves.
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Senate Debates Tax Action Amid Tobacco Proposals
The Senate nears a vote on the income tax plan as Aldrich and colleagues press for constitutional clarity. Objections arise over a corporation tax amendment affecting profits, rents, and nonbusiness holdings, with Brandegee and Heyburn leading objections and Root, Nelson, and Rayner defending the measure’s framework.
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Debate on corporation tax and income tax stance
Senators spar over taxation policy with Raynes preferring an income tax but signaling a vote for the corporation tax if needed. Aldrich estimates revenue may reach fifty million dollars while arguing the current bill suffices for government expenses. Cummings counters that wealth should be taxed where found and disputes the east bias claim.
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Lipton May Challenge for America Cup Conditions
Dispatches say Royal Ulster Yacht Club may invite New York Yacht Club to state the conditions under which Lipton would challenge for the America's Cup under modern racing rules. Royal Ulster inquired what terms would be accepted, with NYYC planning to call a meeting upon receipt of the inquiry.
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New York
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Attacked by Alligator at Park Sends Crowd Running
A woman was attacked by an alligator at a public event in Lana Park on July 2. Bystanders and officials restrained the animal after it lunged toward attendees and injured the victim’s right arm. She was pulled from the edge and received nonfatal injuries.
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Lana Park
Florida
Indicted by Grand Jury in Western Union case
The grand jury returned indictments against Bingdon Moorehead for running a bucket shop and aiding the use of wires for deception. The Western Union indictment aims to curb bracket shops in Cincinnati as part of county prosecutor Too’s fight.
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Cincinnati
Hitsburg Order Affects 8000 Miners In Kansas District
Sent back to work. An order issued by the officials directs striking tanners in the Kansas district totaling about 8000 workers to return to work while a conference between miners and operators continues. A portion of the mines reopened today in response to the order with more set to resume after the Fourth of July.
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Pan
Coley
Kansas
Big Bellow
Big Jewel Robbery Reported at Regent Street Restaurant
A theft valued at 30000 dollars was reported to Scotland Yard by traveler P L Goldschmidt of Paris. The handbag carried ten pearl necklets and a number of loose pearls and diamonds, taken from the establishment’s lavatory.
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Outlook Steadily Improves Say Dun’s Review
The Associated Press reports that Dun’s Review shows a steadily improving business outlook in New York on July 2. Demand for all classes of merchandise remains strong, payrolls are higher, and crop prospects continue promising across leading sectors.
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Fire Devastates Town Leaving 3000 Homeless
A blaze started in a Chinese restaurant in Halleybury road in Cobalt Ontario caused an estimated 500000 in damages. The fire left 3000 residents homeless, injured six, and prompted reports of one killed and two children missing as flames swept through the business district north of LaMare. Firefighters say the fire is under control but burning dwindled fuel may halt further spread.
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Suliva
LaMare
Bankers in Trouble In Ironwood Bank Failure Case
Ironwood Michigan bankers President WH F John cashier J T Larson and assistant dashter George Ht Meadow of the First National Bank bound over to the federal grand jury in Marquette. Larson faces $60,000 bail in defa ult, with charges of embezzling up to 200000 over two years and false entries. Meadow and the cashier are charged with falsification and embezzlement. the bank held about 4000000 in deposits and quick assets total around 104000. The loss to the patrons is expected to be heavy while the bank’s assets are pursued by the receiver.
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Russia Demands China Declare Stance on Algun Treaty
In July reports, Russia presses China to declare position on the Algun treaty especially regarding Japan and others seeking vessel registration. Moscow warns it may block Sungari river opening to international trade. Horvath, Manchuria administrator, refuses to recognize Chinese maritime customs on the Qungari at Harbin Sansing and Jhaunsu. The treaty limits Amur Usuri Sungari to Russian and Chinese vessels. JAPUNE RA promises entry once customs operate.
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Turks Kill Nationalists in Persian Gulf Clash
A dispatch from Urmia, Persia, dated July 2 reports Turkish nationals clashed with nationalist forces. The attack on the Turkish consulate was repulsed with casualties on both sides, including one Turkish wounded. Kurdish irregulars accompanying Turkish troops blamed for the tax and tensions.
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Honor for Leischman Receives Italian King’s Reception
John G Selachmian the newly named American ambassador to Italy will be received by King Victor Emmanuel next Sunday morning in Rome. The ceremony underscores improving ties between the United States and Italy as diplomatic duties unfold.
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