Roosevelt Sails On with Enthusiastic Las Vegas Farewell
Governor Roosevelt’s departure from Las Vegas New Mexico was marked by a royal sendoff with prominent regional governors present. A Rough Riders parade and civic crowds stretched for miles, featuring bands from Albuquerque Las Vegas Santa Fe and Tucson. A reception at Hotel Castaneda honored Roosevelt with remarks including a note of sympathy from Mexico’s Rough Riders commander.
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Albuquerque Band
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Richard Olney
Thi
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Overmeyer
J. Wielame
Frank Remm
Colorado
Chihuahua
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Castanede
Felix Martines
Mexico
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Martines
Hernandez
Rough Riders of Mexico
Launching of the yacht Shamrock at Mill Wall
Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger Shamrock was launched this afternoon at Mill Wall amid a holiday mood. A barge collision dented the bow as the yacht moved from the slips, with crowds watching as Lady Russell christened the vessel and Admiral Beresford toasted its readiness for the race.
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Varsity Rowing Meet At Poughkeepsie Between Cornell Penn
In Poughkeepsie on June 26 the Varsity crews from Cornell and Penn and freshman eight boats from Columbia, Cornell, and Penn prepared for racing at 5 and 6 PM. favorable conditions, bright sun, light breeze. The draw placed Cornell on the outside near the river channel, Penn on the inside, with Wisconsin set for tomorrow's main University race.
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Pennsylvnia and Cornell row to finish in close race
Long rowing match on the river features four oared crews from Pennsylvania and Cornell in a tide influenced contest. Penn leads at every mile and finishes two lengths ahead, with Cornell pressing hard in the final stretches.
Fire Destroys Michigan Central Freight House
A blaze at the Michigan Central freight house in Toledo started around 1 o'clock in an unexplained manner. The fire quickly consumed the structure and offices, driven by a northwest wind across the bayou. One Cincinnati Hamlin and Dayton freight house also caught fire, with about 100 loaded freight cars destroyed. A dredge, sand sucker, and minor craft in the bayou were wrecked. Loss planned at about half a million dollars. fire put under control by 2:10.
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Michigan Central
Cincinnati
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Beever Trial Opens in Chicago for Wife Murder
Albert August Beever, a sausagemaker, stands trial for murdering his wife and burning her body. The alleged motive centers on a romance with Suttertin who allegedly married Becker after her disappearance and plans to use earnings from dime museum exhibitions in his defense.
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Albert August Beever
Suttertin
Whea Becker
Trial for Kidnapping Gerald Lapiner in Chicago
John Collings and Mrs Ann Ingersoll of Painesville faced trial before Judge Waterman on the charge of kidnapping Gerald Lapiner. Prosecutors urged a strong case and heavy punishment, noting that the crime carries the extreme penalty of imprisonment.
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Ann Ingersoll
Painesville
Judge William T. Clark Dies at 30 in California
The Silver State Leased Wire reports Judge William T. Clark of the Superior Court of the county died today of consumption at age 30. He hailed from North Andover, Massachusetts, where his father was sheriff and grandfather a district judge. A Harvard Law School graduate, he moved to California in 1887 after practicing in Boston.
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Los Angeles
William TH. Clark
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North Andover
Mass
Harvard Law School
California
Boston
Otis Reports from Manila on Philippine Campaign
General Otis cables from Manila detailing limited land campaigning in Luzon, insurgent forces, and civilian conditions. Troops, including Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Utah, and Sixth Infantry, are redeployed to Negros and other islands. sickness rises but no major alarm.
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Utah
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Negros
California
General Hospital
Cuba
Philippine Appairs and Mixed Judgments in Manila
Manila dispatch says regiments return from Ban Pernahdo as Twelfth and Ninth Regulars prepare to replace them. The Philippine Inlands consul general arrives from Staga pare aboard the Inia de Luzon amid moves toward self government. Supreme Court negotiations continue with American and Pilipino judges aided by an interpreter. three five Justices are absent. Ambrosia fanzares faces arrest after being at Tarlac during the appointments. Major General Orit keeps Major Young of the Utah Battery on court temporarily.
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Orit
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Ambrosia Fanzares
Tarlac
Officers Relieved and Ordered to San Francisco
By directive of the Acting Secretary of War officers from Camp Meade are relieved and sent to San Francisco to serve as mustering officers for the Philippines veterans muster out. Named are Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Jocelyn Twenty-fifth Infantry Captain C L Bekur te Sixteenth Infantry Captain E R Chrisman Twentieth Infantry Lieutenants T W Darrah Twentieth Infantry C N Purdy Sixth Infantry R G Overshine Sixteenth Infantry and John Robertson Sixth Infantry.
Sheridan Sails for Manila with Offi cers and Men
Adjutant General Corbin reports the transport Sheridan sailed from Washington for Manila at 6 PM yesterday. On board were General Young and aides, Colonel Daggett, Major Quinton, Companies B and H of the Fourteenth Infantry, Troops A and F of the Fourth Cavalry, Lieutenant Moss and 28 men, Twenty fourth Infantry unit, 24 hospital corps members, 42 Signal Corps members, and 1,208 recruits for regiments already in the Philippines.
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Shafter
San Francisco
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Manila
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Quinton
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Moss
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Philippines
Kansas Regt Remains Short Hands in Manila
A Manila cablegram reports Captain Clark Captain Watson Lieutenant Ball and 200 sick and wounded from the twentieth Kansas regiment sent home. Only 40 men remain on duty as the regiment, normally about 1,200 strong, downsizes due to illness. The rest are withdrawn from duty on sickness, with 450 en route home and 80 unfit for duty.
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Manila
Hong Kong
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Kansas Regiment
Boy wonder Clifton Col schoolboy cricketer shines
London June 26 A E J core reports Clifton Col, a fourteen year old schoolboy, scored 608 not out in an innings and gained attention in English cricket circles. He previously made 501 not out in five hours with only three chances, sparking enthusiasm among fans and officials alike.
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Colling
Disorder Rules Louisville Democratic Convention Standstill
In Louisville on June 26 the Democratic State Convention descended into chaotic scenes over gubernatorial nominations. Police were contested, a roll call postponed, and delegates jeered as: a note from a printer, a threat to adjourn, a rousing chorus, and repeated calls for order erupted into a drawn out standoff.
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