Tecumseh First In Narrow Long Island Race
Te cumseh narrowly beats Crusader in second Seawanhaka trial race amid fresh wind at Black Rock. Massasoit close behind as heavy rain and 20 knot gusts test boats. Seawanhaka trials continue with Tecumseh, Crusader, Massasoit racing to select Beawanhaka challenger.
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Associated Press
Black Rock
Conn
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Crusader
Monsoon
Frontenac
Seerens
Tecumseh
Massasoit
Jennings
Jones
Tae ‘Tecumseh
Black Rock Harbor
Seerese
Tecum- Beh
Beawanhaka
New York
Larcamont Yacht Club
Long Island Sound
Lst
Vigilant
Alisa
Elmina
Amarita
Muriel
Minola
Yankee
Rainbow
Neola
Weetamoe
Meteor
Kiel
Emperor ‘Wiliam
Ecktrnforde
P. A. B. Widner
Allison ‘Armour
Clement A. Griscom
C. L. F. Robinson
Theew York Yacht Club
Grand Duke of
Saxony
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Iduna S
Cicely
London
Doherty
Pym
United States
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Crescent Courts
New Market
Wales
Martin
Fietermaritzburg
M. Cannon
Lascaris
Maher
STOP FUNERAL PROCESSION IN UNION DRIVER ROW
In San Francisco on July 3 Associated Press reports the local hackmen union halted a funeral procession after discovering a non union driver named Francis Ceaugne had been placed on a hack before receiving a drivers card. Each driver dismounted and refused to proceed until the issue was resolved, then the procession resumed to the cemetery.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Hackmen's Union
Hall of Justice
G. Marinia
Talian
Francis Ceaugne
Focal Union
Hoa
Hot wave grips La Crosse as temps soar
Gy Associated Press reports La Crosse Wisconsin on July 3 felt the first hot wave of the summer. By noon the thermometer reached eighty five degrees. June's mean temperature was unusually low for the period, with rain falling nearly every other day except for one exception, marking a cool month in twenty nine years.
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Gy Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Ti Alao
LINE STEAMER ASHORE NEAR KINGSTON HARBOR
The liner Altal from Port Li mon to New York is ashore outside Kingston harbor. Tug Premier has gone to assist. The incident unfolds as rescue efforts continue and authorities assess damage and safety.
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Dy Associated Press
Kingston
Janinton
Altal
Port Limon
New York
Kingston Harbor
Premier
Dynamite murder near Mammoth SpringsArkansas
Associated Press reports from Mammoth Springs Arkansas on July 3 describe Harvey Sexton allegedly throwing a stick of dynamite under Ping Gibson twenty six miles southwest of the city, blowing him to pieces. No further details available at this time.
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Associated Prean
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Union Twenty-Six Mies
Harvey Sexton
Ping Gibson
Strikes Spread Over Piece Work At Several Plants
News from Omaha Burlington and Baltimore shows union set against piece work. Car builders and blacksmiths threaten to join rail strike as Omaha shops resist the system. In Burlington four shoe factories idle with 700 on strike, wages said to be 50 percent lower than a decade ago. Gompers leads talks to renew control over united brewers workers. A Baltimore & Ohio machinists strike looms if piece work isn’t abolished with a 30 cent minimum wage the union seeks.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Strika
Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington
N. J
Thin Place
Budd Baby Shoe Company
R. T.wood and Company
Standard Shoe Company
Bastian Shoe Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Samuel Gompers
Lexington
United Brewery Workers
United Brewers Workers
Gompers
National Council of the American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Eal
Pacific
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Byalhoe
Broderick
International Association of Machinists
Garret
Ind
Steamer Iroquois Runs Aground in Fog near Port Arthur
Port Arthur Ont July 5 The passenger steamer Iroquois overdue from Houghton is ashore on Victorian island about twenty eight miles south of Port Arthur in fog while entering the Victoria passage from Duluth. Tug Laure Grace failed to move her and a wrecking expedition is likely needed. The Iroquois a new steel steamer worth about $20 000 belongs to Singers White Line trading between Lake Superior points.
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Associated Press
Port Arthur
Ont
Houghton
Victorian Island
Duluth
Victoria Passage
Laure Grace
Singer
White Line
Lake Superior
Hartford Fire Destroys Capewell Horse Nail Plant
Three alarms in Hartford Connecticut battled a fast spreading blaze at the Capewell Horse Nail Company plant. A nearby dwelling house burned but was checked. Total loss estimated at 300000 to 400000, with insurance expected to cover most.
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Apeociated Press
Hartford
Conn
Capewell Horse Nall Company
David Tilton
Capewell Company
Greely to Supervise Alaska Telegraph Construction
Brigadier General A W Greely chief of the US signal service will arrive in Seattle and sail for Valdes next Tuesday to supervise government telegraph line work from Valdes to Eagle City. General George Randall arrives with his staff to inspect Alaska military posts, traveling to Nome and then up the Yukon before exiting via Skagway.
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Alaska
Associated Press
Seattle
Waeh
A. W. Greely
United States Signal Service
Bertha
Valdes
General Greely
Eagle City
George Randall
Department of Colombia
Warren
Namo
Yukon River
Skagway
Kaiser Hosts Morgan for Lunch Today in Kiel
In Kiel on July 3 Emperor William welcomed financier J Pierpont Morgan and invited him to stay for lunch. The event underscores a focus on grand plans and progress with Morgan meeting royal officials.
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Kiel
William
J. Pierpont Morgan
Remnin
Downpour and Storm Damage Hit Midwest Cities
A grand Rapids to Chicago area storm caused extensive damage across southwestern Michigan with downed wires and rail washouts injuring engineer Caliman. Reports from Momence and Iowa cite further storm damage, railroad outages, and flooding. Bees starved in Warsaw amid prolonged cold and drought hits New Mexico, while offices report twelve injuries from wind in Momence near Kankakee.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Pete Marquette
Grand Rapides
Indiana
Belmont
Cale~iman
Momence
Chicago
Ill
Losa
Fife
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Marshalltown
Chicago & Great Western
Hicks
Northwestern
Great Western
Clivea
Iowa
St. Paul
Minn
Waterloo
New York
Warsaw
Ind
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
The
Weather Bureau
Abliquiu
Ric Arriba
Kankakee
Momence Kankakee County
Roosevelt Appoints A Lincoln Dryden Baltimore Sub-Treasurer
The president named A Lincoln Dryden of Somerset county Maryland as sub-treasurer of Baltimore. Dryden had backing from Congressman Jackson and his appointment was acquiesced in by Congressman Mudd.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
A. Lincoln Dryden
Somerset County
Maryland
Baltimore
Dryden
Jackson
Mudd. Wheaton
Chicago
Lford Wheaton
U. S.A
General Wheaton
Henderson
New York
House of Representatives
Europe
Iowa
Magdeburg
William A. McKellip
United States
Germany
Major McKellip
The
G A. R
McComas
Mary Barber to Wed in Denver and Canton Tales
Major Ralph Hartzel of Denver to wed Miss Mary Barber of Canton Ohio niece of Mrs McKinley. Hartzel a former paymaster in the Spanish War and brother Charles Hartzel a government representative in Cuba. Also Mary Pierce to wed Lieut Harold Hammond of the Ninth Infantry July 8 at Rushville Ill and then West Point where Hammond will teach at the Academy.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Ralph Hartzel
Mary Barber
Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Hartzel
McKinley Jas
Charles Hartzel
Cuba
Dez Noines
Mary Pierce
Harold Hammond
Ninth Infantry
Miss Pierce
Conger
Pekin
Hammond
Rushville
Til
West Point
Leutenant
Springfield man declines name change in will dispute
In Springfield Missouri a statement describes Lomax H. Holmes of Springfield who was given until today to adopt the donor Friable’s name as a condition of a ten thousand dollar bequest tied to a plan involving Vassar College. Holmes will keep his surname Holmes despite the will.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Wall Street
Lomax H. Holmes
Springfield
Vassar College
Holmes
New York
Rescued by Thetis Near Indian Point Arctic Rescue
News from the steamer St Paul reports English explorer Harry de Windt and his party were picked up on the Siberian coast around mid June by the US revenue cutter Thedla commanded by Captain Healey. De Windt aims to travel from Paris to New York and predicts success if he reaches Nome.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
St. Paul
Arctic
Harry de Windt
Siberian
Indian Point
United States Revenue
Thedla
Healey
de Winds
Paris
New York
Nomo
No Extra Session on Cuban Reciprocity in Philippines
Chairman Payne of the House Ways and Means Committee conferred with President Roosevelt and expressed belief that Cuban reciprocity would be enacted in the next Congress by treaty. Acting Governor Wright of the Philippines reports the provincial government was inaugurated at La Union on July 1, completing colonial governance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Payne
House Committee On Ways
Ana
Roosevelt
Payne Mm
Cuba
Congress
Senate
Anestheny
Dingley
House
Philippines
Root
Wright
LaGuns
McKinley
Lost Boy Found After Weekend Runaway From Clifton
William Hampden of Chicago, who camped with his family near Clifton, sailed in a rowboat to Fond du Lac then rode a train to Stillwater Minnesota. A telegram announced he was safe, easing his anxious parents. He had a roving disposition and had been in poor health since Cascadilla School days. The search near Lake Winnebago sparked rumors of foul play before confirmation of his safety. A separate note covers a clay pigeon shoot at Neenah Menasha Gun Club, Kasson defeating Larson 25 pigeons to 18, with Rosenberg backing Kasson and plans for a rematch.
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Northwestern
Menisha
Wis
William Hampden
Chicago
Clifton
Fond du Lac
Thunday
Stillwater
Minn
Lake Winnebago
Hampden
H. B. Hampden
Ithaca
W. F. Knason
Chris Larson
Neenah
Larson
Chapter of Accidents at National Soldiers Home
Milwaukee Wisconsin reporters recount a deadly sequence at the National Soldiers home when a car struck James Gay of Company K Fourth New York heavy artillery, Daniel Lewis of Company D First Wisconsin heavy artillery drowned in a pond on home grounds, and Captain Patterson of Company K sustained injuries after a fight on the Blue Mound road. One veteran died at the morgue and another died at the home hospital while a third was wounded.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
National Soldiers
Cara
James Gay
New York Heavy Artillery
Daniel Lewis
Bishop Talbott Cleared of Charges in Inquiry
Harriburg July 2 The inquiry into charges against Bishop Talbott of Central Pennsylvania diocese voted 6 to 4 that testimony failed to justify referring the case to the house of bishops for trial The charges of conduct unbecoming a bishop were brought by Rev Dr Irvine of Philadelphia who was unfrocked by Talbot while serving as rector of St John's parish Huntington Po for alleged scandalous charges
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Harrieburg
Episcopal Church
Talbott
Central Pennsylvania
House of Bishops
Werd
Rov
Irvine
Philadelphia
Talvote
3. John's Parish
Huntington
Trains Ditched in Michigan and Pennsylvania Fatalities Reported
A Michigan Central freight train was ditched by a washout near Thomas, killing engineer A McGregor and four tramps. In Rochester two men were killed and three injured as another freight wreck occurred. A severe flood washed out tracks, suspending Detroit United service and damaging local mills and transformers. In Pennsylvania, the Akron Express collided with the Butler accommodation at Glenshaw, injuring four seriously, with several others hurt.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Mich
Michigan Central
Thomas
A McGregor
William S. McGregor
Detroit
John O'Grady
John Thomas
Thomas Weir
Dave
Yakucbowsk
Oakland County
Oxford
Detroit United Inter-Urbana
Flint
Western Knitting Mill
Detroit United Railway
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Akron Express
Pittsburg and Western Railroad
Butler
Glenshaw
A. A. Thompson
Avalon
British subsidies debate on shipping and Imperial Conference
London reports the house of commons committee questioning subsidies with Harland and Wolff chair William Pirrie asserting subsidies foster inefficiency and urging private for British interests. Imperial Conference notes rising likelihood of advisory action on steamship subsidies and joint funding with colonies, excluding Cunard style arrangements.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
William J. Pirrle
Harland and Wolf Shipbuilding Company
Pirrie
Morgen Combine
Pirrle
Prince of Wales
England
Pirrin
New York
the Tribune
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Board of Trade
Admiralty
Cunard
Governor La Follette to Speak at Blue Mounds July Fourth
Madison reports that Governor La Follette will deliver the Fourth of July address tomorrow at Blue Mounds, the home of Congressman Dahle. Dodge county petitioners' writ of quo warranto testing Neosho Incorporation was refused as not of general importance. the suit may be brought by an individual. On May 7 the village voted by one majority to incorporate. three votes claimed from nonresidents.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Blue Mounds
Dahle
Dodge County
Neosho
Buell
Irish American Prisoners Intrigue in London War Note
London July 3. War secretary Broderick told Nationalist Jasper Talls in the House of Commons he was not aware a number of Irish Americans were prisoners of war. If such cases exist their release will proceed on the same basis as other prisoners in similar situations.
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Associated Press
London
Broderick
Jasper Talls
House of Commaids
Treaty with Spain signed in Madrid on trade Amity
By Associated Press Madrid July 2 the treaty of trade commerce and amity between the United States and Spain was signed today.
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Associated Preen
Madrid
United States
Spain
Graft details surface in Minneapolis bribery trial
Trial of Police Superintendent Fred W. Ames heats up as detective Norbeck testifies about a city graft system. He describes orders from Mayor Ames and handling of swindlers, plus a draft swindle tied to the chief. Separate report notes Gov Yates asking Cook County public administrator O Donnell to resign after a jury bribery conviction.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Fred W. Ames
Christopher C. Norbeck
Himeut
A. A. Am¢s
Norbeck
Irwin Gardner
Billy” Edwardes
Auckers
Roman Alex
Chet Ames
Miex
Springfield
Appleton Plans Greatest Fourth of July Celebration
Appleton Wisconsin prepares for the second annual Fourth of July reunion of Spanish American War Veterans. Up to 8000 visitors are expected with special trains, a morning military parade, afternoon drill and sham battle, and an evening carnival and industrial parade. The court of honor will feature white pillars, arches, lights, and the Marshfield Second Regiment band performing at 7:30. Local merchants compete in decorations while Oshkosh veterans plan to attend. The city council revoked three saloon licenses for tail wing rooms and stall saloons after prior admonitions.
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Appleton
Wis
Marshfield
Court of Honor
College Avenue
Oneida
Appleton Streets
Oshkosh
Andenear
Common Council
John Gerritta
Vanden Heuvel
WW. Faust
Candidates Vying For Chair At Wisconsin GOP Convention
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 3 reports two contenders for chairmanship Judge L H Bancroft of Richland Center and A R Hall of Knapp Dunn county with Bancroft favored. Francis E McGovern of Milwaukee likely secretary. No names yet for assistant secretaries. Senator Whitehead may be presented to the state convention by Milwaukee league authorities regardless of delegate majority.
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Milwaukee
Wis
L. H. Bancroft
Richland Center
A. R. Hall
Knapp
Dunn County
Bancroft
Hall
Francis E. McGovern
Treo
Murder trial in Good Ground case of Disbrow opens
New York July 3. hearing for Louis A. Disbrow charged with murdering Sarah Lawrence and Clarence Foster began before Justice Foster. First witness George Dahrich testified about aiding in the disposal of Foster's body and described a blow above the eye and a bruised head.
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New York
Louis A. Disbrow
Sarah Lawrence
Clarence Foster
Justice Foster
George Dahrich
Foster
Ttn&raronay Finch
King Edward III Feels Comfort in Buckingham Bulletin
London July 1 to July 3 reports from Buckingham Palace state his majesty slept well and shows improving condition after surgery. The Lancet notes drainage tubes removed, wound granulating, temperature normal since June 27. British Medical Journal echoes optimism, and Canadians prepare to depart for home as London hosts Independence Day events.
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Associated Press
London
Buckingham’ Palace
Eaward
Buckingham Palace
Breves
Laking
Barlow
Cout
Sir Frederick
Hebrews to Unite Under Jewish Gathering Movement
A July 2 press dispatch reports a New York meeting under B Nai Brith auspices where several hundred Jews discussed a major get-together movement for American Jewry. Leo N Levi of Galveston urged unity, citing presses on exodus, and urged self-reliance over drift.
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Associated Preas
New York
Order of B'Nai Brith
United States
America
Cally
Ife
Solomon Schechter
Jewish Seminary
Leo N. Levi
Galveston
Texas
Order of B‘nai Brith
Egypt
Spain
Reform Dress Is Cheap Says Dr Clara Bruce
Clara Bruce spoke at the Twentieth Century club on reform dress revealing a plain gored skirt and white waist cost 1.26 to make. She urged printed catalogues to spread the plain dress idea and said thirty women will wear it at a September reception.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Clara Bruce
Twentieth Century Club
Bruce
Stan
Riot falsehood about Lemberg demonstration debunked
A Vienna report says the claim of 6000 students storming the German consulate in Lemberg Galicia is false and that no major anti government protest occurred at the Polish leaders’ home. The note also mentions weather notes for Wisconsin with clouds and possible showers.
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Lemberg
Associated Press
Vienna
United States
Galicia
William
Marienburg
Reichsrath Besause
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