Duffy Sets World Record At Intercollegiate Meet
Harvard defeats Yale 34 to 30 for team honors as Arthur Duffy of Georgetown wins the 106 yards dash in 9.25 seconds setting a new world mark. Intercollegiate records fall in hammer throw shot put pole vault 440 yard and 100 yard dashes with Princeton Penn Yale and California posting top marks.
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Senator Haona in National Magazine
In August 1808 William McKinley labored long hours at the White House as commander-in-chief. He hosted late gatherings on the south porch with Congress and Cabinet members, enjoying light talk and stories during sultry summer nights, remaining an optimistic, good-humored figure.
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National
William McKinley
White House
Congress
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National Educational Association Tour to Minneapolis and Yellowstone
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted tour to Minneapolis and Yellowstone Park for ADEPT convention attendees. Depart New York July 5 return July 2. Round trip tickets from all points east of Pittsburgh at $150. Special train arranged.
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National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Penneylvania Railroad Company
ROTHACKER'S GOOD SCORE IN KEYS TWO SHOOTS
In the Keystone Shooting League at Holmesburg Junction yesterday, Rotacker led with a 22222 2222210 score in the cup shoot and special prize event. Budd Van Loon and others followed as high totals and individual round results were reported amid a small field and late season conditions.
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Nelsons Fine Riding Sets Amateur Records in Five Mile Match
Chicago rider Joseph Nelson smashed the one through five mile amateur world records in a five mile motor paced event at the Cycle Coliseum Atlantic City. He held records from one to fifteen miles in competition and pledged to lower all amateur marks up to five miles before turning professional. Also mentions William King winning a twenty mile professional motor paced match and Nat Butler's tire and pedal troubles.
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Cycle Coliseum
Joseph Nelson
Chicago
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Newark
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Ag Eert
Simmary
William King
Nat Butler
Boston
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Manhattan Wins Seventh Annual Franklin Chess Match
The seventh annual Franklin versus Manhattan Chess Club team contest was held in New York. Manhattan defeated Franklin with a decisive score that included A. Kaiser and Behoudt among the competitors amid the event’s close play.
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Gun culture in Kentucky mocked by Chicago satire
In this Chicago Journal column from Tallacoma dated May 28, the writer quips about fines in Athens Kentucky for concealed weapons and profane language, lampooning Kentuckians obsessed with guns and liquor. The piece mocks General Jackson era pride and imagines a crowd filled with long blue handwriting as a satirical jab at local customs.
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Shipping News Update from Philadelphia Port Listings
Diverse arrivals and movements at the Port of Philadelphia with multiple steamers and schooners named, including Norman Chase and Benefactor, along with ballast and nitrate cargoes. Maritime activity details creased around Marcus Hook and Delaware Breakwater with tides, arrivals, and sailings noted.
Domestic Ports Show Busy Atlantic Trade News
Baltimore and Newport News report arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners from New York Philadelphia Savannah and Boston with multiple vessels listed including the Juniata State of Texas and Anthony Groves Jr. May schedules also note foreign port calls at Liverpool Cherbourg and Havre among others with several ships sailing and others arriving.
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Steamship Movements and Listings Across Global Routes
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Duck Raising for Profit From Country Life in America
Ducks are less foraging and less prolific than hens. Pekins must be fed and housed carefully. Provide dry, clean, ventilated shelters, avoid dampness and direct sun to fatten ducks. Clovernook Duck Ranch trains hop vines over arbors and grows Giant Rower in lanes and hedges to create shade and tropical look.
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