Yale and Oxford It Is of Absorbing Interest in England
The Queen's Club Grounds in London hosted Yale versus Oxford with 50 000 spectators despite rain and mud. Yale arrived at 4 pm as Oxford prepared, while blue Yale and dark blue Oxford colors showed on spectators. Ambassadors and officials attended, signaling high stakes in this athletic clash.
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London
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America
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United States
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Bishop Potter
Ship Canal Survey Moves Forward To Study Route
Washington officials report congressional action on the Mississippi-Superior ship canal survey. Major Jones will lead field work under the War Department with three surveys planned to select the best route from Sandy Lake River to Lake Superior, with completion required by October 1, 1895.
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Minneapolis
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Davis
Washburn
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Strikers Return to Work at National Tube Plant
About 800 workers back at National Tube works in McKeesport as a large crowd gathered at the plant entrance but did not obstruct entry. Authorities led by Sheriff Richards and 300 deputies remain on guard, fearing potential trouble as workers leave.
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Mckeesport
National Tube Works
Richards
Halliday Found Insane. Might Escape Execution
The medical commission in the Lizzie Halliday murder case reports she is insane. Governor Flower will order commitment to life detention at Mattewan State Criminal Asylum, removing the death sentence from Monticello.
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Lizzie Halliday
Abany
N. Y
Medical Commission
Monticello
McQuillan
Masons to Consider Expelling Breckinridge
A Lexington report says the local Masons lodge will meet to vote on expelling Colonel Breckinridge, with a majority opposed to him likely to push the discharge.
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Masons
Breckinridge
Louisville
Lexington
Lodge of
Breckinrdge
Debs Speaks At Strikers Hall Roasts Newspapers
At Uhlich's hall in Curiaco July 17 around noon about 150 strikers gathered as speeches enlivened the meeting. Debs took the platform and delivered an oration, chiefly roasting the newspapers in attendance.
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Curiaco
Uhlich
Debs
House endorses president's course in the strike
The Cleveland Washington report notes the house adopted a strong resolution endorsing the president's approach to the strike. It passed without division as the minority failed to secure yeas and nays.
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Washington
House
Tragic Death of Inmate Run Over by Train
Edward Koehler a 66 year old German inmate of the county poorhouse was run over by a Wisconsin Central work train at North St Paul as several cars passed over him He was partially deaf and is believed to have failed to hear the approaching locomotive.
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St. Paul
Edward Koehler
County Poorhouse
North St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered With $100 Reward
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and claims to cure every stage of the constitutional disease. It promises internal treatment, then pledges a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials from readers.
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Hall
F. J. Chenney & CO
Toledo
Wreck of Grand Trunk Train at Battle Creek
Train No. 6 on the Grand Trunk wrecked at Battle Creek Michigan at 3 a m. The fireman was killed and several crew and passengers injured. The disaster followed removal of fish plates on the rails west of the city as the train, running about 25 miles an hour, struck the misplaced rail and the engine tender and baggage car were ditched while the day coach and one Pullman turned across the track.
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Grand Trunk
Battle Creek
Mich
Forest fires sweep over 5000 acres near Bao Harbor City N J
Forest fires have raged for days in Bao Harbor City area covering more than 5000 acres. Residents from miles around were summoned to fight the flames overnight as danger to buildings remains high despite some success in diverting the fire.
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Bao Harbor City
N. J
Wall collapse at glass works injures workers
In Eomma New York on July 17 a pit was leveled when spring water undermined a wall. One wall fell on the opposite, bringing it down. Michael McCarthy died from injuries while John Lonergan and Jack George were badly hurt.
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Eomma
N. Y
Glass Works
Michael McCarthy
John Lonergan
Jack George
Poisoned by Ice Cream in West Union
About 40 people were poisoned after eating ice cream in West Union, ten miles south of Marshall Illinois. All were under medical care, and Mrs. R. L. Bonham died in agony with several others near death.
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Marshall
West Union
R. L. Bonham
Laying Another Cable at Heart's Content N F
The Anglo American cable project begins with the landing of the American shore at Heart's Content. The Scotia and Britannia set sail with the deep sea and first laid sections amid fair weather. This marks the eighth cable by the Anglo company and recalls Cyrus Field's fame from 1858.
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Heart's Content
N. F
Scotia
Britannia
Anglo Company
Cyrus Field
Tired and Nervous Man Seeks Relief From Overwork
Prof. L. D. Edwards of Preston Idaho describes being run down and unable to sleep due to overwork. He says fatigue, weak nerves, irritability and brain fatigue left him discouraged and blue until he began taking a remedy.
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L. D. Edwards
Preston
Idaho
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Praised By User
A testimonial extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine for better sleep and energy. The speaker credits the product with turning life around and increasing daily productivity.
Dr Miles Nervine Advertises Guarantee And Price
Dr Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Ind offers Dr Miles Nervine with a first bottle guarantee and pricing details for druggists. Double drowning reported in Chamberlain South Dakota as Osten Osmen age 12 and Sansen Soreson age 10, sons of Buffalo county farmers, drowned in a creek when their overturned skiff capsized. bodies found nearby.
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Chamberlain
Osten Osmen
Sansen Soreson
Buffalo County
Cornerstone Laid for Sacred Heart Cathedral
Bishop Mc Gorrick laid the cornerstone of the new Sacred Heart Cathedral with priests from across the diocese in attendance. About three thousand people filled the ceremonies Sunday at Duvouth.
Delegates Arrive for Federal Order Session at Lookout Mountain
Delegates to the national senate of the Federal Order of the National Union arrive at Lookout Mountain Tennessee for the annual session expected to last at least one week.
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CuaTanoona
Tenn
National Senate
Supreme Body
Federal Order of the National Union
Lookout Mountain
Omaha Railroad to move Spooner shops to Superior
The Omaha Railroad company will relocate its Spooner Wisconsin shops to Superior and designate Superior as the division headquarters, citing frequent disturbances in Spooner and effectively removing Spooner from the map.
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West Superior
Wis
Omaha Railroad Company
Superior
Obstruction on the Track Halts Midnight Omaha Train
A midnight Omaha passenger train was wrecked by an obstruction believed placed by strikers. No injuries among 25 passengers. Special officers patrol yards and tracks for miles around day and night.
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West Superior
Wis
Omaha
No settled schedule in House this week on tariff bill
Washington reports no firm agenda for the week as conference talks on the tariff bill loom. House managers aim to limit debate time if a report emerges and to push quickly past disagreements between the two chambers on key differences.
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Washington
Strikers Starved Out in Pullman Dispute
Thomas W. Heathcote, a Pullman strike leader, says the strike is effectively over for Pullman workers as they have been starved out. He cites lack of food and essential supplies forcing an end to sustained protest.
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Curiaco
Thomas W. Heathcote
Pullman
Clancy Wins City Marshal Race Over O'Donovan Rossa
Dustin July 17 election results show Clancy son of sub Sheriff Clancy defeating O'Donovan Rossa who drew only three votes. In Minn Beaten and Bruised A R A man James Finley was jailed after a deputy marshal beat him during an incident amid scab remarks.
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Dustin
Clancy
Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa
Sr. Cloup
Minn
James Finley
Finley
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