IT 15 Nip And Tuck Neatest And Cleanest Race
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
8
Columbia Wins America's Cup Duel by Narrow Margin
In a dramatic windward leeward race of thirty nautical miles, Columbia defeats the British challenger Shamrock by thirty nine seconds amid four and a half hours of tension. Officials attribute the victory to Columbia's sail area and wind tactics while noting the British boat as a formidable foe in the new century class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Serict
Shamrock
Columbia
White Flyer
Lipton
Genesta
Lord Dunraven
New York Harbor
America
Atlantic
Disaster in Samar Leaves Ninth Infantry Allegedly Annihilated
Manila reports a fierce battle near Balanginga Samar where Company C Ninth Infantry faced a large insurgent force. Only twenty four men survived with eleven wounded. most stores and ammunition were captured and rifles reduced to twenty six. Captain Connell Lieutenant Bumpus and Surgeon Griswold among the survivors. General Hughes plans a counterattack with new forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
Samar
Balangina
Company C. Ninth Infantry
Thomas‘ W. Connell
Edward A. Bumpus
Kansas man sues American Order of Pyramids for 15000 damages
A Cowley County district court suit by John A. Fleeker of Arkansas City claims the American Order of Pyramids initiated him about a year ago with a dangerous instrument during a ceremony. He alleges he was crushed on the ankle, rendering him a cripple for life, and seeks damages plus itemized medical charges. The case is set for the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
District Court
Cowley—county
John A. Fleeker
Arkansas
City
Murder at Troy Kans Ends in Street Duel
In Troy Kansas Carl White aged twenty three was shot and fatally wounded by Howard Lange aged seventeen son of a restaurant keeper during a quarrel over serving beer after Lange refused service under the prohibitory law. White died from his wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Kas
Carl White
Howard Lange
White
Lange
Governors and board plan fireproof west wing rebuild
Governor Savage and Attorney General Prout returned from Norfolk after inspecting the burned asylum ruins. The Board of Public Lands will seek bids to reconstruct the west wing as fireproof, funded by the next legislature. Architect Grant will visit Norfolk to report costs, estimated between twenty and twenty five thousand dollars. The board aims to build only fireproof state buildings henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savage
F. N. Prout
Lincoln
Norfolk
Board of Public Lands
Payy
Grant
Norfoll
Want an American bishop for Hawaii church
Honolulu reports strong support for placing the Hawaiian church under an American bishop and joining the American church. Two Honolulu delegates attend the Episcopal general conference in San Francisco not as official deputies but to advance local church interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal General Conference
San Francisco
Hawaii
Honolulu
The
General Osborne
Clive Davies
Pan American Congress Attendee List Announced
Most South American republics have appointed their representatives for the Pan American Congress to be held October 21 in Mexico City. Honduras and the Dominican Republic have yet to appoint theirs. U S delegates include Henry G. Davis West Virginia William L. Buchanan Iowa Volney W. Foster Illinois John Barrett Oregon and John M Pepper District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Honduras
Dominican Republic
United States
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
William L. Buchanan
Iowa
Volney W. Foster
Illinois
John Barrett
Oregon
John M. Pepper
District of Columbia
President Roosevelt May Visit Pacific Coast Next Year
A Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt plans an extended Pacific coast trip next year. He intends to visit Washington and Oregon first, then California, returning through central western or southern states. He has never visited the Pacific slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Pacific Slope
Wreck Misattribution Clears Wabash Line
A reported wreck on the Wabash near Council Bluffs was actually on the Omaha & St. Louis line. Wabash President J Ramsey Jr states no connection or responsibility between the two railroads and distances his company from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Omaha & St. Louis
J. Ramsey, Jr
The
Wabash
Tries to Build a Fence Near Lawton Farm
J. R. Woods, holder of claim No 1 beside Lawton Oklahoma, is attempting to fence his farm where about 500 squatters reside. To fence the north side a mile long, he must clear tents and shacks, and he plans another appeal to the U S government to remove the squatters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Woods
Lawton
Okla
United States
U S Invited to Egyptian Medical Caucus Meeting
The vice consul general at Cairo transmits the khedival government invitation for the United States to participate in the Egyptian medical caucus at Guiro in December 1902. Delegates and works from American scientific societies and institutions are requested for the preliminary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
State Department
Cairo
Khedival
United States
Guiro
Castro Likely to Declare War on Colombia, Circles Say
In Caracas well informed circles assert President Castro will declare war on Colombia soon. They claim the Venezuelan government lacks funds and will adopt dictatorship tactics to raise money. Public confidence in the government is faltering nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Castro
Colombia
Proz Ced
Verezuela
Father Sues Son Over Rent Owed on 1893 Land
William E Cochran of Hiawatha Kansas is sued by his father George W Cochran in district court for 2030 dollars. The dispute centers on rent due since 1893 after the son paid only 137 dollars and contributed 360 dollars in improvements to the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. ‘Cochran
Hiawatha, Kah
Geo. W. Cochran
Traitor Threat Haunts Castle Amid Flood Retreat
As floodwaters recede from the Castle of Salvarez, Philip and his riders fear a hidden traitor among them. The mysterious loss of horses and a missing royal knife point to intruders, while Mattazudo seeks Namampa to uncover the betrayer before they press north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvarez
Philip
Gomez
Don Juan Garza
Orinoco
Francisco
Juan
Yancy
Sens
Don
Pard
Lola Garza
Mattazudo
Namampa
Don Juan
The Flood Reveals a Dark Carib Alliance
Mattazudo confronts Namampa after the flood exposes their schemes. The Carib reveals he revived the imprisoned girl using a drug and taunts Mattazudo for delaying their reunion. The two bargain over gold as the search for the missing heroine continues amid tensions.
Promise and peril on Carib Hill treasure tale
Namampa the herb doctor urges Mattazudo to seek a girl at the ancient stone ruin on Carib Hill. He confirms the girl’s safety while hinting at a fatal showdown between the Englishman and Namampa as they part for the northward path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattazudo
Mattazido
Philip
Namampa
Namapa
Don Jian
Gomez
Dian
Caribs
Carib
Mattazude
Mattazudo confronts Lola in ruined temple ambush
Lola Garza awakens in fear as Lord Chugmough, the Englishman, confronts Indian ally Namampa and Mattazudo at the old ruin. A tense exchange leads to Chugmough beating Mattazudo, hurling him out of the temple as Lola watches in shock. The scene ends with a violent cliffhanger and a promise to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattazudo
Don Juan
Namampa
Lola
Carib
Chungmough
Chugmough
Senorita
Lord Chugmough
William
Lola Garza
Preserica
Lord ‘Chigmough
Gome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Challenger
Balangiga
Episcopal Conference
Congress
Pacific States
Robert Bonner's
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