Wisconsin Varsity Crew Predicted Favorite In Poughkeepsie Race
Predictions from experts and observers highlight Wisconsin as the strong favorite in the varsity race on the four mile Poughkeepsie course. Cornell, Columbia, and Pennsylvania are noted contenders with mixed recent form, while Yale and Harvard have long avoided this venue. Historic context traces the sequence of intercollegiate racing on the Hudson and the evolving relations among major programs.
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Wisconsin
Cornell
Columbia
Pennesylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Pennsylvania
Owen
Wmadson River
Poughkeepsie
Harvard
Yale
Cldumbia
Henley
New London
Poughkeepale
Yule
Yee
Penneyivania
Saratoga
Hewer
Menson
Hudson
Starvard
University of Wisconsin
Varsally
University of Chargetown
Americans Confident Before Henley Races
The Pennsylvania crew rests in Henley while Yale coach Cook arrives and endorses their peak fitness. He says Pennsylvania is better prepared than any prior American crew to win, with focus on the stroke. After Killarney they plan travel, visiting continents before departing Dublin aboard Vaderland. Players Kroenglein Duffy Coe and Buster praised at Stamford Bridge meet. hope to keep their record.
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Henley-on-Thames
Pennsylvania
Oh Cook
Yale
Associated Presse
Killarney
Riots in Lyons as political clashes erupt
In Lyons the League of Patriots held a meeting led by former minister M. Godefrey Cave ignac. An opposition march by anarchist M. Sebastion Faure denounced nationalism. Rioters clashed with police after groups paraded the streets causing injuries and arrests.
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Lyons
M. Godefrey Caveignac
League of Patriots
M. Sebastion Faure
Socielete
Cavaignac
Beveril
M. Cavaignac
Palace
Bellecourt
Russia's Attitude on American Tariff Reply
The Journal of Commerce and Industry, representing Russia's finance minister, says Gage's duties on British paraffin from Russian naphtha are a reprisal. It notes article 625 was never clearly applied and mentions Roumanian naphtha. Russia's higher duties on bicycles and resin are deemed justifiable.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Pres
Journal of Commeres and Industry
Russia
Gage
Great Britain
Man Kills Tormentor in Philadelphia
Exclusive report states Francis Grilly aged 25 was killed by Charles Matt aged 50 in Philadelphia after Grilly, intoxicated, had harassed Raff. Matt struck Grilly in the right temple. Grilly collapsed and died at once. The attacker was arrested.
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Philadelphia
Francis Grilly
Charles Matt
Grilly
Raff
Gilly
Hall
Trade in the Philippines Reaches Record Import Value in 1900
The War Department reports Philippine imports of merchandise gold and silver totaling 27,765,100 for 1900, the highest yearly value in archipelago history, up about 35 to 36 percent from 1899. Direct US imports rose while Hong Kong shipments declined. Exports to the United States fell from 1899 to 1900.
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Archipelago
United States
Washington
Philippine Islands
Smller Affairs
War Department
Manila
Philippines
China
Hong Kong
Islands
Ateral
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Spain
War News From Panama Reports Martial Law Proclaimed
The Orinoco arrives with reports that martial law is in effect in Panama as rebel forces reorganize. Interior fighting intensifies while government sends reinforcements and arms to garrisons and coastal towns. Stringent precautions are taken in Panama and Colon amid liberal resistance to peace terms.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Colon
Colombia
Panama
Orinoon
Speed of the Independence to New London 75 miles in eight hours
Exclusive AP report outlines Independence sailing from Vineyard Haven to New London covering seventy five miles in eight hours. First twenty miles were tight, then fifty five miles split into two long hitches and a short seven mile leg. Winds averaged ten knots with rough seas between Gay Head and Point Judith.
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Windwilld
Vineyard Heaven
Vineyard
Gay Head
Pawl
Point Judith
Narragansett Pier
Newport
Constitution
Columble
Borton
Anthracite coal prices rise with monthly ten cent hike
The Ledger reports a steady anthracite coal market with a ten cent per ton monthly advance taking effect today. Regular higher rates are maintained as summer demand remains dull, while companies plan periodic price increases into autumn.
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Philadelphia
Empressal In China Amid Foreign Envoys At Tien-Tsein
Crowded Tien-Tsin with foreign officials en route home for the empress a plan to apologize for Baron von Ketteler murder noted. Prince Chun and retinue stay three days at Men Tsin University before Germany trip. Empress dowager shuns Pekin, designates Kai-Feng-Fu as future capital.
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Tien -Tein
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Denby
Ching Merchants’ Company
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Marquis Taeng
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Pekin
Grand Council
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Ho-Nan
Desperate Strikers Captured After Night Raid on Tug River
Detective T L Betts and a posse captured striking miners on the Kentucky side of Tug River after a night raid. They were held for Kentucky jurisdiction before Judge Jackson at Parkersburg. Nine additional strikers were jailed in Williamson awaiting Kentucky court action. Charles Burke of the United Mine Workers was arrested for tearing down injunction notices.
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Jackson
Parkersburg
Charles Burke
Union
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Hatford
Cnd
Folts
Weather and World News Highlights
Weather fair and warm today with heat related illness reported. China warns of a trap to capture more, trade shifts with the Philippines noted. Catholic church dedication and local religious notes appear along with a week’s educational contest results. Local economic and industrial sections follow.
Stricter Mexican silver market eases after refinery shift
Washington reports that Mexican silver liquidity has improved as Monterey refines bullion locally before minting. Previously all silver bullion from Monterey smelters was sent to the United States for refining, limiting returns to Mexico. With the Monterey refinery operating, refined silver is sent to the Mexican mint, easing price pressures and reducing shipments from Omaha to the mint.
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Washington
Mexico
State Department
United States
Hanna
Monterey
Mexian
Denv
Omaha
General Shafter Retired and Four Volunteer Regiments Mustered Out
Major General W. R. Shafter retires as command of the California Department transfers to General S. M. B. Young at the Presidio. The Forty fourth Forty ninth Forty eighth and Thirty elahth volunteer regiments are mustered out with eight paymasters distributing over one million dollars. Troop EF guards the grounds and two colored regiments receive three to four months pay. Three regiments remain to be discharged tomorrow, ending the volunteer army.
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San Francisco
Presidio
W. R. Shafter
Shafter
Department of California
S. M. B. Young
Erelirganen
Wilkes Barre Primaries Light Vote Shapes Factions
Exclusive AP report from Wilkes Barres primaries notes a very light turnout about one third of last year. Quay faction mobilized effectively pushing candidates forward with RB Travis Kingston for sheriff RB Dick Ha ieton for county controller RB Holcomb West Pittston for recorder RB Biehl Plymouth for coroner.
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Wilken-Harre
Quay
Por Eheriff
Jonathan
Tavis
Kingston
Hasleton
Ll. P. Holcomb
Weet Pittston
J. P. Biehl
Plymouth
Bubonic Plague Case Ties Kintuck Quarantine
The United States transport Kintuck arrived from Nagasaki with four soldiers aboard. Contained aboard a bubonic plague case led to the ship being fumigated and held in quarantine at Nagasaki before proceeding to Port Townsend, where Surgeon General Wyman will decide if it should be sent to Diamond Point quarantine.
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Port Townsend
Wash
United States
Atlantic City Sunday closes liquor sales under strict law
Exclusive wire notes Atlantic City enforces Sunday closing for the first time, stopping intoxication liquor at barns and bowl buffets while some rooms still serve. Trolley line to the beach suffers, but overall visitors rise. Only one drunkenness arrest reported and no complaints against licensees at roll call. Enforcement expected to cut Sunday revenue by nearly 1.00.
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Atlanticity
Atlantic City
Five Negroes Charged in Greensburg Express Wreck
Five men using fictitious names were arrested in Connellsville and charged with wrecking the Southwestern express near Greensburg yesterday. Several passengers were reported injured in the collision and investigation continues.
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Associated
Ries
General Butterfield in Critical Condition in Newburgh
Exclusive wire from The Assimwlated Prew reports General Butterfield remains in critical condition in Newburgh with his health weakening and breathing difficulties noted.
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Hanna
Republic
Aswciated Pres
Prew
Newburgh
General Butterfield
Cubans to Discuss Electoral Law at Constitutional Convention
Havana reports the constitutional convention will debate the electoral law next week focusing on election of congressmen governors state representatives mayors and councilmen. Controversy over direct popular votes for president and senators and provincial autonomy sparks debate among conservatives. Governor General Wood improves but advised to refrain from public duties.
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Havana
Wood
Interesting day at Pan-American exposition in 1900s
Khualo June 30 reports a busy Pan-American week with the Forty-seventh Highlanders of Toronto arriving by special train. Canadian officials and U S military units greet the regiment as ceremonies plan dominion day parade, building inspections, dress parades, and daily theme days through Friday.
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Canada
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Esplanade
Wellesley College
Louisiana Purchase
Alaska
Thorsday
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New York
Deaths of a Day In New York and Philadelphia
The Annoiated Pens dispatch reports two obituaries. Mrs Potter wife of Right Rev Henry C Potter Episcopal bishop of New York died at home in a large city after a sudden illness. Louis W Sayigh formerly of Brooklyn and Columbus and connected with railways funeral arrangements announced near Philadelphia. The text notes long careers and family links across Vermont New York Pennsylvania and Washington DC with mentions of medical schooling and cultural affiliations.
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Henry Co. Potter
Mie
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Uler
Jacoke
Philadelphia
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Loule
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Maleybus
Litegan
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Snailwik
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Seal Howe
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Newingland Eociety
Thin Ely
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Heat Wave Records Domestic Toll as Temperatures Soar
Elevated heat across major cities triggers multiple deaths and hundreds of prostrations. Washington reports 97 degrees with ten to eleven deaths. Philadelphia records hottest June day since 1807 with one death and twenty five prostrations. Missouri and Kansas face hot winds threatening corn crops with several locales hitting near 100 degrees.
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New York
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Post Ofice
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Kaneda
Abilene
Mexico
Sedalia
Pittabirgs
Buffalo Bank Fails Leaves Public in Shock
A Buffalo city bank is placed in the hands of the Comptroller of the Currency and will not open tomorrow. Bank officials and directors offered no statement. Report says the public had no intimation of weakness and notes the bank advertised interest on deposits to attract customers.
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Dawes
Cornell
Theing Bank
Findnelad
Vague Allied Dispatches From Unknown Source
An obscure agency report lists names and places but unreadable fragments obscure a clear event. The text mentions New York and Labpia with scattered references to cities and persons, all lacking coherent context or date.
Weather note on late day for Jang and nearby conditions
Fragmented OCR text mentions precipitation and veered weather details. Contains garbled references to locations and measurements but no clear event or dates. Likely a weather brief with uncertain origin and minimal readable facts.
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Boone
Weather note for Washington and nearby coast
A brief forecast from the region notes a hot spell with partly cloudy skies on Monday and Tuesday. Expect fresh southerly winds and high temperatures across Pearcoast or East ern Penacivaniar areas.
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Pearcoast
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