Rival Yacht Race Hopes and Costs Amid Shamrock Rumors
The article details public wagers, preparations, and expectations for the Shamrock and Reliance yacht race, noting heavy bets, patrol duties, and crew arrangements. It cites Lipton’s representatives, the Royal Ulstar Yacht Club ties, and the American syndicate, with weather predicting showers tomorrow morning.
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Incothalohal
Fuowe
Wanep
Coytaly Shiwakor
Wichiline Ip Grewham
Tirseare
New York Yacht Club
Amistad
Mitty
Mosuiar Gervion
Cain
Ronan
Becwie
Bigliah Vie
Shamroch
Brie
Sir Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulstar Yacht Club
Poland
My Kcelin
New York
Clut
Large Boiler Works Burn Threatens Factory Collapse
Narrow escape for hundreds of workers as a massive oil tank explodes after a fire starts in debris beneath a skylight at Thieve ott boiler works. The blaze destroys the plant, incurs near-total damage, but few injuries are reported and most operatives flee before the blast.
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St Lola
Thieve Ott
Ie Hind
United States
Blake
Pitty
Paul
Niny
Notte
Market Promises Slight Rise on Weak Reactions
Notations furnished by Coe Commission detail stock market activity with expectations of a firmer tone today. Analysts cite profit-taking yesterday and likely cautious buying in Beutherp Railway and related issues as London and American markets show muted responses amid scattered gains and losses.
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Coe Commission
B. E. Kennedy
Chicago
Topley
Beutherp
London
Anwricans
Morocco Conflict Ends in Old Regime Accord
A sweeping treaty between Spain and France aims to quell unrest in Morocco interior by uniting efforts against the Carlist influence. It calls for suppression of dissent, protection of commerce, and a coordinated policy to curb revolts and French revenue manipulation. The pact emphasizes cooperation with local authorities and a crackdown on Carlist sympathizers, asserting stability as the shared goal.
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Maiiiz
Spain
Brae
Pranet
Morovcc
Nave
Yedre
Chiels
Joseph Liber Tar
Lenat
Hpotoliom
Eoimeron
Mororeay
Interios
German-Tsar Policy Against Orthodox Outrage Rumor
Berlin based Taegeblatt reports the Holy Synod to the czars command has ordered Grek church priests in Russia to use all influence to prevent orthodoxy antisemitic outrages.
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Berlin
Taegeblatt Today
Holy Synod
Russia
Convicts Escaped From Foland Ward, Sighted Enter Chicago
Dispatch from Foland warden reports escapees believed en route to Chicago. Police pursue with manhunt underway as sightings arise in and around the city.
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California
Windy City
Chicago
Folsom
Foland
Explosion Rocks New York Rail Line Injuring Several
A dynamite blast near Broadway and a railroad site in New York injured one person fatally and seriously hurt ten others. Emergency crews responded as investigators began to scope the incident and determine causes.
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New York
Broadway
Murthy
Railway Shops Burned in August Inferno
Fire destroyed Northern railway depot and lakefront works at Queen August. Authorities report extensive damage to the shops and rolling stock facilities with measures underway to assess losses and begin cleanup. No injuries reported as crews battled the blaze through the night.
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Queen
Northern Railway
Farmers Trust Plans Capital to Raise Market Prices
A proposed $50,000,000 capital by the American Farm Products Trust aims to unite Farmers Alliance members with the Society of Equity. They seek to fix prices for wheat and potatoes, control storage and distribution, and centralize elevators and warehouses to push prices toward one dollar per bushel for wheat and fifty cents for potatoes. Headquarters are planned for Chicago with meetings to set joint action and timing.
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Chicago
Riverett
Ampirean Society of Equity
Farmers” Alliance
Tom Large
AL Vance
Society of Equity
Hamilton White
Ie Cooperate Company
Propondl Alliance
Forth
Teo
Alanee
Tornoe
Fio
Farmers’ Trust
Banana price rise amid hurricane damage hit plantations
The United Fruit Company and remaining plantations in Central America reacted to hurricane impacts by boosting banana prices. A 75 cent per bunch increase to $2 was announced, expected to yield about £1,000,000 profit in the coming months and threaten smaller dealers.
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New York
United Fruit Company
Five Girls Drown in New River Skiff Accident
Roanoke dispatch reports five girls aged up to 15 and daughters of John Holiday John Rolinson and Mrs Lee drowned when a skiff capsized on New River near Lariel. A small boy and another girl clung to the skiff and were rescued.
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Roanoke
John Holiday
John Rolinson
Trying to borrow in Harlin and international names misread
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Harlin on August 1 and a King Feter of Servia with unclear journey or plea. It references snubs at a place, St Peteralurg, Buda pesth, and national movement toward Drenilen with a loss of $1.
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Harlin
King Feter
Servia
Deeetite
Lou
St. Peteralurg
Disputed Presidential Orders Quizzed Over Investigation
Senator and Mrs Kearne and Henry Stoddach of New York deny the President ordered Cortelyny to probe alleged discrimination. An editor reports an interview with the president as questions arise about government personnel and jurisdiction.
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Orywr
Karnes Thin Morte
New York
Editer Kolifesat Ot Cie
Weveten
Spring Wheat Weather Delays Harvest Across Regions
A weather report notes spring wheat in the Dakotas and Minnesota will mature late due to cool conditions. Northern Plains and Rocky Mountain districts see cool temps delaying corn and overall harvest progress across Washington and the Northwest region.
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Washington
Liamins
Dakotas
Minnesota
Rocky Mountat
Pacific
Found the Ring Hidden in Pope Leo’s Writ Desk
Aug 1 report from Worno notes that the late Pope daeo’s ceremonial ring, reappearing after the pope’s death, was found in a damaged writing desk in Mexico Fort Worth. Authorities say plague measures curb spread as a military order reduces Jackson County troops to maintain order.
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Leo
Worno
Rome
Daeo
Tle
Deak
Oregia
Mexico
Fort Worth
Banjio
Maxatlan
Prowkfort
Jackson Ty Oh
Illinois fair bill assailed by vetoed appropriation
Chicago Aug. 1 Former State Senators Beroly plans a writ of injunction to halt warrants drawn on the state treasury for the St Louis fair, contending the governor vetoed the section that would invalidate the entire appropriation. If the appropriation is knocked out, Governor Yates may call a special session to reappropriate funds for the Exposition.
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Yates
Chicago
Benatos Beroly
St. Lois
St Louie
Seattle Car Factory Walkout Threat Ends in Arbitration
Seattle car plant talks between management and workers collapsed into a wage dispute. An attempted wage cut to four cents per hour sparked a heated standstill and a threatened walkout at four this afternoon. A London hearing for Whitaker Wright opened with a court setting next Monday for judgment.
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Seattle
Ave
Asle
Seattle Bietrin Company
Gubomltal
Einem Car Company
Ite
Breame
Whitaker Wright
London
Mourners Gather For Death Of Mrs. Treoke
Mrs. Treoke, 37 years old and 10 months, died last night at her cousin WD McGee’s home at the corner of Weehiveton and Fineley streets. Services were held at 4 o clock from the residence with Rev TW Lugh of the Daytoneth church officiating. The local lodge furnished the hearse and pallbearers.
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WD McGee
Weehiveton
Brooke
Moury
McGlee
TW Lug
Daopthet
Belie & Wood May
Thie
Runtaent
Ovation for General Miles as veterans march in parade
Ten thousand veterans took part in a grand precession through the city streets ending with a nationwide show of support for General Miles. Army officers, governors, and notable figures led the crowd while crowds cheered “Hooray, we are the boys from Iowa” and others waved from wagons and sidewalks. The procession highlighted Columbus, Iowa, and states including Michigan, Colorado, Wyoming, California, and more, with Cooke and Rhatter among organizers.
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Michigan Veterame
Reyeter
Lowna
Eundowers
Colorado
Wyoming
Famae Cooke
California
Rhatter
Fort Stith Ark Police Seek Kidnappers in Segregation Case
A garbled early report from Fort StithArk describes the apparent kidnapping of a white girl by abductors holding enslaved people. Authorities urge search efforts as they investigate the incident and seek leads.
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Fort Stith
Ark
Suicide at Milton Girl Takes Fatal Poison
Edna Molla was found dead yesterday afternoon in her Milton home. She had been despondent over her situation and, after disposing of poison, lay down in bed and died. Dr G W Cole arrived to conduct the inquest expected to begin this afternoon tonight.
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Miow
Edna Molla
Mee Olin
Milton
Harnelf
Core
W. G. Cole
Chinaman to Lecture in Walla Walla in Asia Reform Meeting
Leting Kai Chew, vice president of a reform movement in China, will lecture before the local Chinese community in Walla Walla at Chinese Reform Hall on Alder Street. Dong Chow, loyal secretary, will receive the guest who ranks high in the Chinese movement. event centers on reform topics and economic plans.
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Posttf & Company
Earl's Court
Shamrock
Philadelphia
Howe
Weather Bureau
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Miarure
Morocco
Spaliare
Goereion
Tans
Pyrenees
Carlos
Czar
American Farm Products Trust
New River
Virginia
Unger Givi Service
Be Wererres
Ae Department
Begole
ST. Loris Fair
Lirgie Brooks
ON Francisco
Grand Army National
Citizena
Chinaman
Chinese Reform League
Walla Walla
Billlen Hall
Wit
Hove
S.honuan
Cheney Boethure
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