Great Hudson River Rowing Varsity Four Mighty Contenders
Athletes prepare for the four mile intercollegiate race at Poughkeepsie under the shadow of the bridge. Crews from Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania and Wisconsin boast peak condition and fast times.
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Poughkeepsie Bridge
Hudson
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Prushe Keepsie Bridge
Tn Ts
Pfternoon & Rae
Pennsvivania
Copenely
Hilehiind Regatta Association
Toomoke
Uito
Contin
Charles Courtney
Greast
Dr. Peet
Ellis Wat
Clc
McConville
Yale
Andrew O'Dea
Columbra
Varsity
Ttme
Poughkeepele
Cornellio A
Philadelphia
A. Co. Hart
Morton
Thia
Ira
Aret
Warshiy
England
Cowrmer
Harvard
Teoken
Cornel
Pourhkeonsle
Wits
West Cornell
New London
Kia
Sear
Rowine
Poughlooopsie
Marvard
Collumbia
Coynel
Tharvard
Yate
Aed
Thames
Cattell “Warsttw
D Pennsylvanian
Saratoga
Roosevelt and Rough Riders in New Mexico
Ten thousand cheered Colonel Roosevelt as he arrived in Las Vegas New Mexico riding in Vice President Morton’s private car. He praised Rough Riders and urged honesty and courage in national life while vowing support for the Philippines and promising to back naval and military buildup as the country moves toward peace and power in the Pacific.
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Teddy
Roosevelt
San Juan Hill
Las Vegas
N. M
Rough Riders
Noot
Morton
Atchison, Topelow and Santa Fe Railroad
Suvenor
New York
Kansas
Colonie
New Mexico
Cuba
Ivelock
Duncan Oper House
Thomas Ueeell
People's Tabernacle
Denver
San Juan
Santiago
Mir
Iowa State Capital
Young
Wiste
Tame v
San Antonio
Camp Cochran
Col Roosevelt
CNT
Ilicore
Klim
Mach Trhep
Une Reveiw
Chairmain Whitmore
Duashiter
Mire Ivan
Treush
Wletse
Republican Primaries Yield Several Local Nominations
Returns from Republican primaries across Somerset Ebensburg Clearfield and Camden show Sheri Say lor M. Reel Shafer Livingood Serock Schmucker Fugler Keas ner Hoover Howe McChune Hostetler Jones Somerville Gittings and Brewer named as delegates or officials. A hot race in Clearfield signals Quay forces winning delegates while a Camden fire damages the Moro-Philippine chemical works with large phosphate burnings.
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Somerset
Sheri
James
Saylor
M.D. Reel
Register
John 8
Shafer
Wlon
Moser
Jacobs
Koenig
C.F Livingond
William M. Serock
Chaulies H. Schmucker
Samuel M. Fugler
William
Webster Chrisfith
Hichensburg
Samuel Brewer
Routh Park
Boware
W. Co, Tiogs
High Water Mark Reached in Shad Propagation Efforts
The U S Fish Commission reports a record year with 150 percent catch growth in fourteen years. Millions of eggs and fry of cod whitefish pike perch bass and other species were planted nationwide plus extensive shad fry propagation on the Pacific coast and in Atlantic markets. The program spans stations from California to New York with millions of fry released and shad eyes collected across regions. The California and Massachusetts stations lead in marine fish culture with vast fry distribution and ongoing seasonal output.
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Washington
Fish Commission
Commission
Pacific Coast
California
Columbia River
Baker Lake
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Colorado
South Dakota
Idlaho
New Mexico
Arizona
Indian Territory
Towa
Nines
Missouri
Texas
Great Lakes
Bullockville
Edenton
Brianspoint
Val
Havre de Grace
Gloucoeter
Delverre
Florida
Massachusetts
Virginian
Tennessee
Hosiery Mill Burned in Philadelphia Fire
A hosiery mill in Philadelphia at No Baseman of Oreland was destroyed by fire today causing about 5,000 in damage. The blaze is believed to be of incendiary origin.
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Philadelphia
Borlery
Oreland
Eniairt
Rifles for the Pennsylvania Guard to be Returned
Adjutant General Stewart will travel to Washington to arrange with the War Department for return of rifles and ordnance loaned by the state when Pennsylvania National Guard joined the Spanish American War. The guard is being reorganized and uniformed units listed, with the Tenth regiment remaining in the Philippines.
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Harrisburg
Duno
Stewart
Washington
War Department
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
United States Volunteer Services
Stewert
Servileos Firet
Eaird
Philippines
United States Army
Williamsport donor to build city library
J. W. Brown, a wealthy citizen, intends to build equip and endow a library for Williamsport. He has searched a decade for a suitable plot and has found a centrally located site. The two story stone building will be ample in size with a permanent endowment to sustain free access for future generations.
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Williamsport
Williamsjort
J. W. Brown
Weather Indications and Local News Summary
The morning bulletin highlights weather indications and a packed local page with no volunteer call for the Philippines, financial notes, the Rough Rilers reunion, Fleh Commission work, and base ball games. It also lists sermons by Rev. Welsh and Rev. Watkins, editorial pieces, and court news from Scranton and suburbs.
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Philippines
J. W. Welsh
Timothy Dwight's Tender Farewell at Yale Graduation
New Haven adds a solemn moment as Yale's retiring President Timothy Dwight delivers his final sermon to graduates from academe and science. He reflects on shared futures, memory, and duty, urging unity with younger peers and blessing their paths as the day closes on a long tenure.
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New Haven
Conn
Timothy Dwight
Yale Unniversity
Litas
Academe
Scientitie
Dwieht
Phittell Chapel
Aroper Town
Dwieght
Dwight
Landing of Dreyfus Seen From Brest Amid Pigeon Carrier Plan
Brest reports say the French cruiser Tage went to sea to test carrier pigeons for Dreyfus transfer. The ship, larger than the Fax, may meet the Sfax to board Captain Dreyfus. A torpedo boat was sent and many local sympathizers arrive as anti Dreyfus agitation grows with the League of the French Fatherland leader en route from Paris.
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Brest
France
Dreyfus
Sfax
League of the French Fatherland
Paris
Buford Arrives With Cuban Passengers and Soldiers
The U S transport Buford reached New York from Hawaii with 66 cabin passengers, 49 Cubans, seven destitute Americans and 97 discharged soldiers and government employees. Twenty four Cubans, 19 adults and five children, are under James W. Shunk’s share and will join an urban exhibit audience at Omaha. Also aboard were W. H. Wisher and Captain Mrs N Getty. The Buford will be detained until tomorrow to complete its clearance.
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New York
U U. S
Buford
Hawaii
James WH
Shunk
Uban
Motley Tuban
J. J. Jackson
Wehool
Fragmentary Reading, Wa Revelry: Narrow Ex Capes From Death
A damaged cryptic clipping describes a deadly incident at a building, citing chemical agents and a failed escape attempt. Ex Dlalon is unnamed. details and motives remain unclear.
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Reading
Chemical
Terra Cotta Works Destroyed in Philadelphia Fire
The Terra Cotta Works of William Galloway were destroyed by fire today in Philadelphia. Estimated loss runs to about 40 thousand dollars with an insurance of around one thousand dollars. The fire is believed to have started in one of the kilns. the works will be rebuilt.
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Philadelphia
William Galloway
Walia Whroots
No Call For Volunteers In Military Plan To Expand
Washington June 6. Officers favor forming three brigades of three regiments, totaling about 14 000 men, with volunteers ready to enlist for possible emergency service or home defense. President McKinley opposes a broad call, and war department officials expect only the three regiments in the Philippines. Volunteers press for commissions and travel funds while awaiting a decision on muster.
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Wrehington
McKinley
New England
Philppines
Otis
Armini
Philippines
United States
Manila
Plan
Tyliel States
Corbin
New York
War Department
Washington
Grynski May Die After Greenwood Assault
Potter Grynski remains in critical condition from injuries after an assault at a Greenwood speakeasy run by a countryman. The case was before Justice ONeill last week with alleged attackers Anthony Hanes Alex Moef iekd John Mitianeki and Frank Dombineky re-arrested on a doctor cert. They were sent to county jail as Grynski’s status hung between life and death.
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Potter Cgrsncki
Greenwood
Justice of the Pevce Oneill
Anthony Hanes
Alex, Moefiekd
John Mitianeki
Frank Dombineky
Vimasteoad
Oroneki
Jall
Grynski
Weather forecast for Wichington June 2
Pronostic for Monday and Tuesday calls for cloudy skies and cool conditions. Northwest winds expected with light rain chances in the vicinity.
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Wichington
Wight
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University of Pennsylvania
Lester Kintzing
Lock Haven High School
Heleht
William RK
Howell
Philadelphi
Episcopal Academy
Davenport
Noo
Plymouth
Wyoming Seminary
Helaht
BR. Snover
Mansfield State Normal School
Rowell
Wiraity
A. H. Fiteckwir
Beardstown
Til
State University of Tinels
J. W. A. Buseh
J. Herbert Hall
Huntingdon High School
John P. Cardiner
Toledo Hight School
A. T Hager
Newark High School
OB. Evans
William Penn Charter School
Varelty
Weleht
Kebehe
Samuel Crowther, Jr
University of Pennsylvanian
John T. Carr
Samuel J. Henderson
Dwight's School
John M. Campbell
Central High School
Howard W. Arrison
Karl F. Croasdale
Central Manual Training School
Henry Cregeay, Jr
Germantown Academy
Ralph B. Evans
Coxewain
William Peon Charter School
A. Felix du Pont
Delancey School
Wweight
Edward H. Kapp
Maltimore City College
Tolonne Roosevelt
Brodie
Tring
San Juahaithouch
Curley
Llewellyn
Liinwall
Colonal
Miller
Chapin
Whett
Grifith
Governor Roosevelt
Cula
Routh
Justine
Commonwealth
Furings
Hopenes
Pacific
Atlantic
Jude Springer
Mise Springer
Annals of the Wet
Rosebud
Devel
Nishaves
New Mexteo
Roosevel
Santa Fe
Chicago
Tie
Milwaukee
New Yord
Camden
N. J. Dine S
Moro-Philline Chemical Works
Bivont
Lindon
THE
Editorial
Darrow
Sultle
Rev
Watkins
Scranton
Beranton
Industri World
Yale Dewere
Tage
Omaha
Green Wood
Mra. N. J
Willie BE
Miers
He Niteditater Weather Bureau
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Philander
Johnson
Washlington
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Loudenslager
New Jersey
W. H. Kirkpatrick
Philadelpius
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