Lipton's Third America's Cup Challenge Publicly Accepted
New York on Oct 17 reports Sir Thomas Lipton's third challenge for the America's Cup, sent via the Royal Ulster Yacht Club, read and accepted by the New York Yacht Club committee. The document outlines race dates starting Aug 20 1905 with successive races on Thursdays and Saturdays, mirroring the 1900 format, and lists the challenging vessel Shamrock II owned by Sir Thomas Lipton, with Morgan and Ledyard among notable committee members.
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York
Thomas Lipton
Royal Ulster
New York Yacht Club
Hae Purpon
Sir Thomas
Ledyard
Newport
Fred G. Bourne
Gore Ledyard
Longistance Telephone
J. Pierpont Morgan
Commodore Bourne
Sir Thomas Lipton
George A. Cormack
Faih D. Morgan
FM. Brown
J. P. Morgan
Malcolm Forbes
Archibald Rogers
Willam Butler Duncan
Dig
Oval
Ister
Lam
Thomas J. Lipton
V. Q
Shea
Delulf
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Walla Merten
Shamrock
United States
Anil
Thowin Tton
Art
Russo Turkish Alliance Report From Constantinople
Romanian source says Grand Duke Nicholas proposed reviving the 1883 Lukla Skeless treaty to bind Turkey to exclude foreign warships from the Black Sea during war and to provide armed aid upon Russia's request while Western powers oppose renewal. Also notes Turkish court stance and Daily Mail editorials on Eastern issues. Separately a murder and divorce case in Missouri involves Moody family tragedy. hubristic claims of killed in front of parents.
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Crac Bakes
London
Bucharest
Romania
Afuil'sage
Constantinople
Turkey
Nicvolas of
Isla
Porte
Russia
Black Sea
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Mall
Uasia
Inet
Tassia
Uing
Pro -Tm
Teat Tn
Alge Paten
Dardanelles
Austria
Tersany
General Russell A Arser Named Senator for Michigan
Former War Secretary General Russell A Arser, retired from the McKinley cabinet after the war with Spalo, is named to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator McMillan by Governor Bliss. He is expected to be formally elected during the upcoming Michigan legislature session.
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Russell A. Arser
McKinley
Spalo
Washington
Michigan
Bliss
McMillan
Alfred Speer Grows Grapes for Passaic Wine Empire
Alfred Speer built a long standing New Jersey wine business centered in Passaic on Van Houten Avenue. His vineyard, planted in 1867, covers about 52 acres with Oporto and Concert grapes, supplying national markets and producing wines praised for medicinal value.
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Alfred Speer
Passle
Speer New Jersey Wine Company
Alfred
Tan Grove
Speers
Speer
Oporto
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Election disruptions as Federal registrations falter islandwide
October 17 election registrations faced collapse as executive council orders left most precincts on Vieques and other towns with Republican boards. Federals barred from booths and many towns recorded no Federal registrations. Extra registration day offered but overall impact minimal. Second regiment prepared for emergencies along the line of the road.
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Executive Council
Vie‘ques
Cayey
Fed
Aula
Emaine
Colo‘bel Lester
A Hard Struggle to Fight Life’s Kidneys Ills
A brief lament on enduring kidney illness and heavy burdens, describing constant back ache weariness and distressing urinary disorder as part of a larger battle with health and daily life. The text portrays relentless suffering and the hope for relief.
Dean Kidney Pills Ad Featured in Brief Notice
An old advertisement fragment promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a product claim and pricing per box. The snippet mentions Foster Milburn Us and a Brazilian or similar branding note, though the legibility is limited.
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Foster Milburn Us
Fall and Winter 1902 03 Announcement of Shoes
Fall and Winter 1902 03 announcement promises a vast stock of men’s shoes at 3 50 with patent leather styles and the newest lasts. It notes a shop with a wide range of leather goods and a full line of ankle supports laces and rubber holes for men women and children.
City Population and Debt Rankings in Early 20th Century
The Chillicothe city council notes a population just over 8,000 and identifies Washington and Philadelphia as the two U.S. cities with the largest growth of colored inhabitants. The piece also compares per capita debt across major cities, placing New York first at $113 and Cincinnati, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Philadelphia, Cleveland, St Louis, and Chicago at lower levels.
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Chillicothe
Sto Ives
Washington
Philadelph
Manchester
England
Boston
New York City
New York
Cincionati
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St Louie
Chicago
Pembroke College elects Sir George Gabriel Stokes master
Pembroke college Cambridge selects Sir George Gabriel Stokes as master, the eighty three year old great mathematician. Dr Slaton Newcomb, professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins, helps with the honorary degree, while a new cornerstone is laid at the University of Texas under construction as Governor Sayers speaks.
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Cambridge
Sir George
Gabriel Stokes
Slaton Newcomb
Emerius
Johns Hopkins University
Hae
Chrnetaia University
Acety
University of Texas
Sayers
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Muse
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Wood
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Romy
Canada
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Philippine Islands
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Zaeek
Austin
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Fetter
R. A. Alger
Pittston Gazette Printing Office
Presbyterian Board of Home
Indiana
Presbyterian National Home Mission Board
Presbyterian Missions
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Caucasus
Prince Gederanoff
Dean
North Star
Globe Warehouse
Pittston, PA
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Guyer
Tales OF Cities
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College and School
Pittston
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Penn
Sylvania Railroad
Sunbuly Division
Connove Bis
Wasmiogon Votadelphia
Waitemaport
Manimspore Lack Haven
Uae
Suntory
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