Americans Lose at Henley in Grand Challenge Cup Row
The American eight led by Ward finishes a length behind Pennsylvanians and Leanders in a thrilling Henley Grand Challenge Cup race. Ward dismisses explanations, praising the Pennsylvanians and Leanders as the best, with cheers from Henley crowds and praise for both crews.
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Inglish Oarsmen
Coach Ward
Henleys
University of Penneylvania
Ehetey
Toninutes
Calloway
LaNindtes
Pete Jos
Merks
Vonions
Tewridlers
Temple Island
AL Bawley
Deaniders
Teruath
Lowndes
Graml Joe
Comoh Ward
Henley
Leander Rowing Team Reflects After Tough Victory
Lehmann, a former Leander captain writing for the Ane Kochited Prey, praises the Leander eight and Penn University Boat Club for a gallant race. He notes Leander’s fidelity to their traditional style and reflects on the American crew’s strong performance at Trinity. The Yamatia program and post race crowd mood are mentioned as well.
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Marly
FoWwine
Roc
Lehmann
Leander Rowing Ell
Themaelves
Sn Gallent
Penynayivanta Unlversity
Thie
Hensew
Iyhae
Pingre
Trenley
American Rabbis In Session
The convention debated whether Jesus showed re to in Jewish theology with a negative stance on his divinity. Elected officers include Rabbi Mose Millgerne president and Rabbi Jos Silverman first vice president, with committees named for diplomas and fundraising.
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Philadelphia
Miiny
Jesus
Crim Ferenor
Pany
Ofer
Lion
Mose Millgerne
Uhaelitiatl
Jos. Silverman
New York
Ralldoe, Krauskof
Philidelphiys
Stabbi Stauel Sale
St. Towlr
Trammurer
Charles BS. Levi
Peoria
Thiabil Acolph Chitinher
Phaltimiere
Thad Marlow HW. Harris
Robbie Phillipson
Cinedayath
Stoux
Chieneo
Wise
Porthand
Sehonfarber
Chiewao
Chiiaseniin
Cinohwnoart
Geranthig
Robbs Milziener
Deutsety
Thilipson
Grossiman c
Margolis
Spi
Thilibis EL
G Trseh
Gotthell
K. Kohler
Bale I Burkewles
Edward Windsors Crime Involving Farmer Team
A garbled report describes Edward Windsors crime tied to a farmer team and a motorized incident. It notes a death in the afternoon and references a court or police action with unclear names and locations due to the damaged text.
Unclear OCR Summary Prompt
Fragmentary OCR text mentions places and names but lacks coherent events. The readable bits reference counties and potential projects without clear actions or outcomes.
Lightning Stroke Fatality Report From Montelaird
A brief wire dispatch from The Avsqntatedl Prose in New York notes a lightning strike caused death near Montelaie. Official details are sparse with names and dates unreadable, but the fatal incident is confirmed and investigated by local authorities.
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Avsqntatedl
New York
Joly
Dln
Montelaie
Teder
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Chief Leaves for Racope
Unclear wire report states Gedge F. furr, president of the Philadelphie & Reading Mailroad, traveled from New York to Racope. Joan Kewher Welsh acts as president in his absence. Baye, with family, will be away several weeks.
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Revacuations
Piiadelpha
Gedge F. Furr
Philadelphie & Reading Mailroad Company
New York
Racope
Duing Hin Abaenie
Joan Kewher Welsh
Me Baye
Farmer killed in Bryant area after attempted meeting
The report from Albany details farmer A. McConker killed during a confrontation near Metonkey. Authorities describe a tense scene as neighbors say the Bryant party planned an attack but were met with resistance and the event ended in tragedy.
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Albany
A. McConker
Fredach
President and Mrs McKinley Head to Canton for Summer
President and Mrs McKinley depart Washington for their former home in Canton Ohio to spend the heated term. They travel with Secretary Cortelyou Dr Rixey and aides aboard a private car on the Western express and are due to arrive in Canton tomorrow. Mrs McKinley shows thinness and pallor from illness but appears strengthened and cheerful during the journey.
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Canton
Iycee Washington
Mre
McKinley
Washington
Tuttaly Exposition
Wiehinegton
Cortelyon
F. M. Rixey
Olypia
Hungary
Pennsylvania
Tan Pom
Tomorow
Risey
Ranital
Harrisburg
Mra. McKintey
Telluride Mine Strike Spurs Governor Commission Arrival
Reports from Telluride Colorado indicate miners at the Emugeler Trion mine clash with management over initiation rates. Governor officials announce a commission will confer with union representatives to seek an amicable settlement amid potential unrest. Sheriff notes concern over riot risk as delegates arrive to assess the situation.
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Denver
Hesdal
Emugeler- Trion
Telluride
Col
Governan
Mehaige
Minager Collins
Pyle Union
Dewine
Tethiplile
Lnto
Minus Union
Haeloton Executives Face UMW Pension Push
The article reports Haeloton and Oyelera figures facing pressure from the United Mine Workers to secure a new pension of operations. Workers demand relief as they threaten action after a week of negotiations in the Hapleran region.
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Haeloton, Diyly
Eolfieriba
United Mine
Ortee
Unclear fragmentary report from San Francisco event
An obscured wire report describes a public appearance in San Francisco. It mentions a director at the Mint and a person in San Prariyison, with references to Washington figures and a telegraph dispatch.
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Asilaned Prov
Washington
Huly Doe
Seownt
Soeviin Wilkie Today
San Franken
Deeetor
Mint
Roberts
San Prariy Ison
Exclusion Whee Creates Followed by Names in Scranton Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Shalia, Nanticoke, Westover, Wilder widow Mary M, and Scranton ps as tied to an exclusion notice. Details on action, authority, or deadlines are unreadable in the fragment.
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Whee
Prien Washington
f.—Tonelote
Hate Hee
Nanticoke
Hie
Joseph Bob Westover
Hewintar
Mary M, Wilder
Scranton
Death of Major Hall longtime Baltimore Sun editor
Major Thorne W. Hall a prominent journalist and editorial writer for the Baltimore Sun died at his residence in Haltmore. A Baltimore native, Hall studied law at the University of Virginia and practiced before turning to journalism. He edited and helped own the Baltimore Dotty exchange and later led editorial pages of the South. He served in the Confederate army as captain and later major, taking part in battles in Georgia and Virginia. After the war he rejoined the Baltimore Sun as an editor focusing on international and constitutional law topics.
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Haltmore
Thome W. Hall
Baltimore Sun
Major Hall
Batimore
University of Virginia
Hest
Baltimore Dotty Xchanie
Washington
Iall
Georged
Virginia
Hah Jesus
Dun's Review of Trade and Labor Tactics Across Markets
A garbled OCR piece reviews labor and trade dynamics with scattered mentions of metals, production lines, and market conditions. It notes factory activity, wheat and commodity movements, and Wall Street fluctuations tied to speculative trading and industrial output.
Freight Handlers Strike Disrupts Rail Freight Operations
A sweeping freight handlers strike disrupts railway services across the region. Reports indicate major hubs like East Sy and Missouri River area faced delays as workers demanded pay and safety concessions. Independent observers note rail traffic slowed, with several lines halted and associated supply chains affected.
Luzerne Controller Fight In Unknown Local Notes
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a dispute involving a Luzerne controller figure and references to various names and places. The readable portions suggest a political or administrative struggle with incomplete sentences and garbled names, devoid of clear dates or outcomes.
Strike of Australia Railroads sparks wage clash
A chaotic report from an Anglo Australian press wire describes a broad railroad walkout affecting multiple lines. Workers demand higher wages as authorities intervene amid rising tensions and stalled negotiations.
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Australia
Presa
Weetori
Aviateetia
Dily
Arrival of Maldwineiegeten Aewtlir Extradition Leader
By Kachielve Wire The Asuelitid Prem reports that the Maldwineiegeten Aewtlir exgaadition head has arrived home. He will visit saileondama, proceed to Tromuve in July.
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Kachielve
Asuelitid Prem
Ube Maldwineiegeten
Aewtlir Exgaadition
Saileondama
Tromuve
Reading Railroad Shop Strike Nearing Decision
Reading railroad shop hands vote tomorrow on returning to work after a strike over hours pay and recognition. Telegraphic assurances from Vice President Voorhees and Acting President Welsh state Baer’s agreement will be carried out, but some still favor continuing the walkout amid ongoing negotiations with the Reading Company.
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Reading Road
Mr. Baer
Reading
Philadelphia
Grand Opera Hone
Warne Junction
Flernaker
Vicw
Voorless
Voorhees
Baer
Reading Tron
Motive
Prince
Phildelphiia and Reading Railroad
Welsh
Tayior
Biers
Ro Tem
Campang
Firecracker Accident Kills Local Man in Town Blast
A large firecracker exploded injuring and killing a local resident in Lannewnime. The incident occurred as the man walked along the street, breaking several bones and causing fatal injuries. Authorities investigate the accident and determine cause.
Unsettled Strike Claims Stall Railroad Project
A garbled report from an edited ore site in Virginia and Wisconsin discusses a strike unresolved and disputes over payments. The text references six months of labor, a railroad project, and unsettled funds, with unclear localities and dates.
Untitled clipping item from St Paul July report
Fragmentary wire copy from The Association Pros notes names and places such as St Paul Montana and Martie Express coupane with unclear action. The legible pieces mention July and 84 but lack concrete events or outcomes.
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Poootiatve
St. Paul
Minn
Martie
Montana
Weather and Local Notices From The Morning News
Weather indications today show local rains and unsettled conditions across the region. Reports mention warnings and forecasts for Canton Reading Strike situation and various departments including Carbondale. General coverage includes testimonies, editorial notes, and religious services for the coming day.
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Aner
Ie Tetley Treseattin
Perstdtent
Mies MeKinten
Canton
Comptroller Dawes Resigns From Currency Post
Charles G. Dawes resigns as comptroller of the currency effective October from the Treasury after stating his plan to run for the United States Senate. Dawes, who began his term January 1, 1885, cited want to pursue public service and to allow a successor to take office.
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Washington
Harles Diwee
Curones
Dwes Bill
Tiinale
United States
Colers
Dewees
Wihaashinggug
Supe Ageat
Willa McKinley
Waishinton
United States Senate
Umlineia
Charlea G. Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Comptroller of the Currency
James Eckels
More Heat Is Coming as Yet
Weather forecast indicates rising temperatures ahead with heat likely to intensify. Officials urge caution for outdoor workers and vulnerable individuals as heat advisory remains in effect.
Sunday Excursions Ceased After Port Erie Conviction
Exclusive wire reports Attorney Gibson orders end to Sunday boat excursions from Buffalo to Port Colborne after the steamboat captain's conviction. Crown authorities will prosecute under Ottawa law as guided by Premier Rose and other officials.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Cereki Gibson
Port Erie
Sundin
Buffalo
Port Colbertie
Gibsar
Ottawa
Belleville
Brockville
Sante Bie Marie
Premier Rose
Princip Caven
Heat Wave Breaks Temporarily Across East as Storms Begin
Thunderstorms may interrupt the hot spell across the Mid Atlantic southward to Arkansas with a cooling trend reported in many regions. New England cooler air contrasts with continued heat in the Mississippi valley as deaths from sunstroke rise in some cities and.
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Middle Atlantic States
Washington
Tonkin
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Towle
United States
New England
Boston
Mississippi
Middle
Missouri
Lake Superior
Rocky Mountain Wathen
District Health Office
Tragic Mine Spree Ends in Four Deaths Near Monongahela
Four Italian miners celebrating in an abandoned Culeture coal mine near Monongahela were overcome by fire damp and found dead later. The victims are Steve Coskey 26 Andrew Ferginieski 22 Mike Minnownaki 87 and Frank Yanko 32. They worked for the Schoenhire Coal Co. A pre-spree gathering preceded the incident and witnesses say the men entered a mine room with a keg of beer after the blast ended.
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Prt
Pittsburg
Culeture
Monengatelaity
Steve Coskey
Andrew Ferginieski
Mike Minnownaki
Frank Yanko
Sehoenhire Con Company
Ain Pilhwa Dunce
Moethongahela
Belmont Race Results and Notable Finishes
Race summaries describe finishing orders at Belmont with references to jockeys and horses. The text mentions racing events, notable placements, and varied remarks about performances and upcoming odds.
Undefined Names Surface in Abbrev News Notice
A garbled wire report from Amsoiated Areas News lists scattered surnames and places including New York and Liverpool. The fragmentary item references multiple proper nouns such as Koenagunn Marker Morin Chere Adler and Medlogne, with no clear event, date, or action due to corrupted text.
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New Vink
Diitw
Jerwlela
Hanfore
Koenagunn Marker
Morin Chere
Adler
Enrueli
Bisvngel
Statenebien
Tetterlain
Medlogne
Hellerdamn
Saltml Manedim
Lew Veork
Ulwwre
Apeleedts
Fay Aastaane
New York
Qbudiemmet
Liverpool
Death by own actions of Mrs Eliza Pickles
A Clifton Heights woman, Mrs Eliza Pickles, died after jumping from a steamer in a suspected suicide. The incident occurred near Winike, with authorities and relatives notified. investigators are pursuing inquiries into the circumstances surrounding her death.
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Mra
Eliza Pickles
Clifton Heights
Wiltadetpilea
Gifts of the Sultan Arrive for Emperor William
The message reports gifts from the Sultan arriving for Emperor William. Hy Keilinine Wire fee Tie Astay hati Tinea and Berfin deliver the items along with the official transfer. The delivery confirms a diplomatic exchange and readiness for royal reception.
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Berfin
William
Hlinihary
Fragmentary Washington News Brief From Unclear Date
A garbled Washington text fragment describes a Saturday event or protest with references to the west and a possible event at a beast and a fete. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the passage hints at a local civic or public gathering and a distant stretch of roads or routes.
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Ci Mein
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Pawley
Hak
Ward
England
Rabbis IN Session
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Edward Windsor
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Thames
Stiri
Witoteer
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Laeters
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Wwe
Tromhaueeville
Bocke Counties
Ompital
Baer Bails
Europe
Mrs. McKinley
Ganton, C
Wilkie
Dun’s Review OF Trade
Associated Brees New York
G. Dun & Cols Wolkly
Gytees
Mitelwield
Sanita
Denon
Colettre
Loti
Lee Wretten
Aguay
Conon
Cral
Wien
Byron
Wall Street
Speculcntion
Peor
Tila
St. Louis
Ascorlatnd
Dietupt
Amd Thule
Luzerne Controller
Ravtielie Wile
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Agatelatin Trea
Wilkeettarn
Mile
Clyatranien
Ville
Wells
Peledilayd
Catia
Krverlee
Willian
R. Mowes
Osteeliing
Ewrim
Baldwin
Christiania
Hartis
Associated Prec
Andrew Kirkpatrick
Lonaconing
Cuimberland
Korkpetink
Lannewnime
Tomber
Meinlin
Erie
Susquehanna
Canis Aare Amie Daa
Mr. Lorillard Til
Duty
Avetin
Lai
Aeorral
Carbondale Department
Joel Defentanta
Rooks Glen
Asvesing
Jewal
Luke
Sytner
Opeten
Rewttald
Anal Weal Scranton and
Subyeton
Bali
Srindiav Retinol
Ioan
Dawes
U. S
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the Weather Bureau
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Weather Forecast
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