American economic boom sparks fears of a coming panic
Count Matsukata warns that rapid U S growth and heavy borrowing may lead to a financial crash, with bank lending and note issues posing risks in a panic. He notes European economies are already affected by American expansion. He has toured European capitals and will visit St Petersburg on July 22 before heading to Japan via Siberia.
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Europe
United States
America
Matsukata
London
Brussels
Paris
Berlin
Rome
Austria-Hungary
St. Petersburg
Japan
Trade in South Africa Report Highlights U S Shortfall
Washington reports from Cape Town dated May 2 describe South Africa rebuilding after conflict with aims to restart farms, repair stock, and purchase machinery. Nations race to establish direct sea links while the United States lags in direct Cape Colony service, facing British competition for trade as war debts shape expectations.
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Washington
South Africa
State Department
United States
Bighans
Cape Town
Bigham
Alleged swindler J O Stone linked to Hotel Keepers case
A telegram to Springfield city marshal from the San Francisco assistant marshal says the Supreme Court is in their favor and that J O Stone, an alleged swindler with twenty aliases, will depart at a stated hour Saturday morning. The note concerns the Hotel Keepers Protective Association case.
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Springfield
Mass
Ity
San Francisco
Supreme Court
J. O. Stone
Hotel Keepers’ Protective Association
Explosion injures residents in Jamaica Plain sewer blast
In Boston on July 158 an explosion in a Jamaica Plain sewer flooded a cellar and wrecked one dwelling and another nearby. Several people were injured, with Emma Morgan aged 36 and Emily Houston aged 25 among the seriously hurt.
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Boston
Jamaica Plain
Emma Morgan
Emily Houston
Showery weather forecast across Indiana and neighbors
Showers and fresh northeast winds expected for Indiana on Saturday and Sunday, with lighter conditions in Illinois and Ohio. Central and southern Illinois to see showers, Ohio to have rain and storms then warmer sun. Temperature highs around mid 70s and 80s with varying humidity as Blythe reports from Washington.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Footer
Ohio
Movements of steamers and port arrivals
The notices record arrivals and sailings of multiple steamers on various dates. Pennsylvanian arrived Cherbourg from New York via Plymouth for Hamburg. Columbia sailed from Hamburg and Southampton to New York. Bremen and Fuerst Bismarck arrived New York from Bremen. La Savoie arrived Havre Island from Copenhagen. Astoria left Glasgow for New York and Numidian from Liverpool for Montreal. Etruria sailed from New York to Queenstown and Liverpool. Staten gem sailed from Rotterdam to New York. Queenstown saw New England depart for Boston.
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Cherbourg
Pennsylvania
New York
Plymouth
Hamburg
Columbia
Hamberg
Southampton
Bremen
Fuerst Bismarck
la Savoie
Havre Island
Copenhagen
Moville
Astoria
Glasgow
Liverpool
Montreal
Scully
Browhead
Etruria
Queenstown
Liverboulogne
Rotterdam
Sagres
Perugia
Leghorn
New England
Boston
Cevie
Curran Threatens Fresh Freight Strike Over Reinstatement
Chicago July 18 Freight Handlers Union president Curran calls a citywide meeting Sunday night to act on four railroads’ failure to reinstate all old workers. He vows no return to work until every demand is met, warns against half measures, and cites faith broken by Santa Fe Panhandle Northwestern and Illinois Central.
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Chicago
Curran
State Board of Arbitration
Santa Fe
Panhandle
Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Job
Unions Debate Arbitration and Public Charter Penalties
Chicago July 18 Judge Tuley urges state law forcing corporations to arbitrate all disputes with employees upon request under charter forfeiture penalties. He supports compulsory corporate mediation for public good, while laborers may resist, insisting unions and workers should be bound to arbitration. Tuley elected president for the coming year. Toronto July 18 Iron Molders vote to stay with AFL. cooperative foundries and civic federation stance defeated. Sick benefits rise. nine hour day debate favors non wage reduction compromise.
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Chicago
Murray F. Tuley
Ulineis State Bar Association
Tuley
Association
Toronto
Ontario
Iron Molders’ Association
American Federation of Labor
National Civic Federation of New York
International Union
Strike tensions rise in Baltimore carpentry union actions
Baltimore notes warn that structural iron workers and hod carriers may join the carpenters if called out, threatening suspensions of builder operations. The three carpenter unions form a district council and demand a nine hour day with eight on Saturdays, rejecting contractor compromise.
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Baltimore
Wage advance planned for Cambria Steel workers
An official of Cambria Steel Company says about half of the 12 000 employees will take part in a wage advance averaging per cent, effective from July 1.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Triple murder near Stringtown shocks Atoka region
Near Stringtown Oklahoma three people are killed while returning from church. Mrs. Daniel Grant and Nuckles died instantly during the ambush and Mrs. Jack Reeves died shortly after from wounds. Mrs. Reeves survived briefly. The shooter’s identity is unknown.
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Atoka
I. T
Stringtown
Daniel Grant
Jack Reeves
Nuckles
Mrs. Grant
Optician Delipscey Shot Dead by Williams in Houston
In Houston on July 18 Dr Delipscey an optician was shot and killed by D B Williams after a quarrel at Delipscey's office. Williams and two sons waited there the incident followed a rebuke to the son for neglecting business. Williams surrendered but gave no statement.
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Houston
Tex
Delipscey
D. B Williams
Williams
Willams
Traveling Man Shot in Nashville by Policeman
Henry F. Beaumont, a traveling man from Nashville, was mortally wounded when Officer Walter Jacobs shot him after claims of menacing with a drawn knife. Jacobs says Beaumont advanced on him, prompting the fatal discharge.
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Nashville
Tenn
Henry F. Beaumont
Walter Jacobs
Jacobs
Beaumont
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tat Lets Tin Box Motto Ad
An old advertisement line states that the name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tat lets, the celebrated Cold and Grip Cure. The device emphasizes brand visibility and product assurance in period marketing copy.
Pittsburg loses as Chicago wins in low scoring tilt
Doheny pitched well for Pittsburg with strong support yet could not touch Taylor's delivery. Pittsburg managed only two trips to third base while Chicago scored five runs in the opening frame and added two more later. Attendance 2,070. Batteries Doheny and Zimmer for Pittsburg Taylor and Kling for Chicago. Bases on balls Doheny two, Taylor one. Struck out Doheny four.
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Pittsburg
Doheny
Taylor
Chicago
Zimmer
Taylor and Kling
The Patched Up Baltimore Team Falters In Fast Game
Baltimore faced a St Louis rout in a brief high tempo affair with a sensational Williams catch clearing the bases. The Cardinals prevailed 6 to 4 as Baltimore misplayed key balls and the crowd watched sharp defense and speedy plays.
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Baltimore
Schreckenstost lift Phillies in ninth to win over Chicago
In Philadelphia on July 18 Chicago led by one in the ninth with two out and two on when Schreckenstost for the home team hit to the left field fence driving in two runs. The crowd cheered as Schreckenstost was carried off. Attendance 4,009. Final Chicago 7 Philadelphia 2. Batteries Callahan and Sullivan Wad dell and Schreckenstost. Bases on balls Callahan four Wad dell three. Struck out Wad dell six.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Washington Park
Keeler
Ahearn
A.E. Brook
Aafe Conley
Sheckard
Tenney
Demont
Dolan
Carney
Dahlen
S. Courtney
Teenies Wheeler
Willis
P. Donovan
Cooley
Long
McCreery
McCreary
Movan
Donovan
Philadelphia
Chicago
Schreckengost
Callahan and Sullivan
Waddell
Callahan
Wolfe
Ferguson
Kansas City
Eoeedt
St. Paul
Grady
Rothfuss
Grady Huggins
Kelly
Offerguson
Ita
Gear
Boston-Mets? No, Cleveland at Boston baseball recap
Hughes pitched poorly and retired in the second inning as Williams entered. Boston scored two runs in the first and final frames, Cleveland added four runs in the middle innings. The final line shows Boston 2 0 0 0 0 6 4 1 0 2 and Cleveland 0 4 4 0 5 0 0 6. Batteries Bushes Williams Warner Bernhard Wood. Bases on balls Ot Hughes 3, off Williams 5, off Bernhard 1. Williams struck out five. Attendance 4,700.
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Boston
Hughes
Williams
Cleveland
Bushes
Warner
Bernhard
Wood
Balie
Panoramic Scores Across Cities Show Surges and Lows
In regional baseball tallies Chattanooga trails Shreveport 5 to 7 while Nashville edges Little Rock 1 to 6. Atlanta leads Memphis 7 to 13 and Birmingham trails New Orleans 1 to 17, highlighting uneven outcomes across locales.
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Chattanooga
Shreveport
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
Memphis
Birmingham
New Orleans
Train Robber Fight Reported Deaths Near Ohio Creek
A rumor from Saguache claims a clash between a posse and Denver and Rio Grande train robbers on Ohio creek left one robber and two officers dead and the other robber captured. The posse may have been led by Special Agent Iown of the railroad.
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Denver
Col
Saguache
Denver & Rilo Grande
Ohio Creek
Iown
Denver & Rio Grande
NO GAME WITH LOUISVILLE RUMOR ABOUT JEFFRIES
Rainy weather stalled a Louisville Indianapolis series as fans awaited two games today at Washington Park. Woodruff returns for Indianapolis while Sutthoff Kellum and Heydon duel for the Hoosiers and Louisville respectively. Kansas City beat St Paul 5 4 in a rain interrupted contest with Rothfuss Grady and Nance among the standouts.
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Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
Watkins
Washington Park
Hoosiers
Woodruff
Sutthoff
Kellum
Heydon
Falherty
Kerwin
Toledo
Terre Haute Club Chief Seeks Talent in City Visit
President Smith of the Terre Haute Three I League club toured the city yesterday seeking players. He denied trying to lure contracts but aimed to secure extra talent. Manager Watkins could not meet him. Smith stated the Terre Haute club is now profitable.
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Smith
Terre Haute
Watkins
Lawrenceville school publisher held on mail fraud charge
Clyde Houk, principal of the school at Lawrenceville and publisher of a local newspaper, waived examination and was held to the grand jury in 1000 dollars. He is accused of using the mails to defraud by posing as principals of multiple schools in various cities and selling sample textbooks in Chicago through a distributing house.
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Springfield, II
Clyde
Houk
Lawrenceville
Lawrence County
United States
Marshal Spring
Kidd
Vinton and
Crossville
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Obituary notices for Lucille Blackburn Lane and Marquis Saigo
Mrs Lucille Blackburn Lane daughter of Senator Blackburn of Kentucky and widow of Thomas F Lane died today at her Washington home from brain fever and nervous prostration She was unconscious for over a week with her father Mrs Hall and Miss Blackburn at her side Marquis Saigo a distinguished Japanese statesman died today in Yokohama of cancer He led the Formosa punitive expedition held cabinet posts and was a brother of the Satsuma rebel hero.
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Washington
Lucille Blackburn Lane
Senator Blackburn
Kentucky
Thomas F. Lane
Hall
Miss Blackburn
Yokohama
Saigo
Formosa
Satsuma
Russian tailor shoots wife then kills himself in New York
Hyman Hoffman, a Russian tailor, shot his wife Sophia through the mouth and then killed himself with carbolic acid. Mrs. Hoffman lies dying in hospital. Hoffman, recently released after a disorderly conduct arrest following a drunken spell, had four children with Sophia.
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New York
Hyman Hoffman
Sophia
Northwestern plans school of technology at once
Chicago July 18 plans are prepared for a technology school at Northwestern University. Construction to begin after President James returns from the East. The cost and funding are not disclosed though William Deering’s name is linked. James will tour MIT and Cornell Tech on this trip.
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Chicago
School of
Northwestern University
James
Williiam Deering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Technical Department
Cornell University
Wells Fargo bankers remanded after embezzlement claim
Salt Lake City July 4. Harry T. Duke and Alexander A. Robertson former Wells Fargo bank officials waived examination in a preliminary hearing and were remanded to jail in default of $25,000 bail to await trial in District Court. They stand charged with embezzling 360,000 from the bank.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Harry T. Duke
Alexander A. Robertson
Wells-Fargo Company
Hii
Firing at Western House kills delegate at Spokane convention
In Spokane on July 18 Gustave Anderson, a street railway worker, shot Edward Fagerstone, a Western House proprietor and Republican county convention delegate. Anderson, who had been drinking, fled to another hotel, then fired at police entering his room before a fight drove him toward City Hall.
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Spokane
Wash
Gustave Anderson
Edward Fagerstone
Western House
Anderson
Newspaper ads prove effective for agricultural goods
The Chicago dealer in agricultural implements reports surprising and satisfactory results from using daily newspaper space, illustrating how newspapers serve as the best medium for advertising various articles in the Philadelphia Record era.
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Chicago
Miners clash leaves several dead in Tennessee
In Knoxville on July 19 superintendent C. W. Bradshaw of the Coal and Land Company at Chicago Tenn and an unnamed white man were reported killed in a fight with negro miners. Two negroes died and several others were seriously wounded in the violence.
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Knoxville
Tenn
C. W. Bradshaw
The
Coal and Land Company
Chicago, Tenn
Shortage in citrus shipments hits California and growers
Citrus fruit shipments from southern California to Eastern markets reach 16,472 carloads this season, far below last year’s 24,431. With an end date of November 1 and about 1,200 cars still out, total season volume may not exceed 18,000 cars. Railroads face roughly 1.3 million dollars in lost rates and growers about 3 million dollars in declined value.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Deadly Saloon Duel Leaves One Dead in Oklahoma Territory
In Okarche, Indian Territory, early today Dr HG Greenland and Ben Barman fought a duel in a saloon. Greenland died instantly from a shot to the heart while Barman was wounded in the head but survived. The quarrel’s cause remains unknown.
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Wichita
Kan
HG. Greenland
Ben Barman
Okarche
O. T
Peary party sails for relief Windward voyage from Portland
Mrs. RF. Peary and her daughters leave Portland with H. L. Bridgman of the Arctic Club New York to join the relief steamer Windward at Sidney C B. for ongoing aid efforts in the Arctic region.
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Portland
RF. Peary
H. L. Bridgman
Arctic Club of
New York
Sidney, C. B
Peary
Draw Fist Fight Ends Cleared Hall in Chicago
In Chicago on July 18 Tom Couhig of Dunirk New York and Otto Sieloff of Chicago fought six rounds to a drawn decision. Sieloff pressed the attack landing a straight left and right hook while Couhig clinched and retreated. The crowd erupted prompting police to clear the hall after the draw was read.
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Chicago
Tom Couhig
Dunkirk
N. Y
Otto Sieloff
Sieloff
Couhig
Couhly
Ferns Wins Decision Over Emerson in Ten Round Scrappy Fight
Eureka Springs Ark July 18 Jim Rube Ferns was awarded the decision after ten lively rounds with Billy Emerson. Ferns controlled the action throughout and clearly held the edge in the contest.
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Eureka Springs
Ark
Jim (Rube) Ferns
Billy Emerson
Ferns
Wabash Gun Club Tourney Crowns Crosby Champion
William Crosby, hailed as the world s crack shot, won the Wabash Gun Club s fourth annual tourney at Wabash Indiana with a total score of 199 birds from 210. Phellis ranked close second missing 12. Event results list Crosby and others achieving high scores across eight events on day two.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
William Crosby
Wabash Gun Club
Phellis
Lang
Dunbar
Crosby
Kirby
Trimble
Thomas
Tripp
Thompson
Wiggins
Waters
Dunber
Rosehead
Rose
Head
Voris
Interstate shoot closes largest tourney in Titusville
Titusville hosts the Interstate shoot with ten events totaling 468 targets, Fanning leading with 16 of 170 and Fox close behind at 158. Fanning and Leroy tie for first across three events. Fox scores 453 overall. Other totals include Mallorys, Hull, Squier, Kirkover, Atkinson, Moore, Loomis, Williams, and Jordan.
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Titusville
Fanning
Fox
Leroy
A. B. Fox
F. E. Mallory
T. Mallory
Dade
J. F. Mallory
L. F. Mallory
Hull
Squier
Kirkover
Andrews
Jordan
Atkinson
Moore
Loomis
Williams
Tay lor Arrested In Springfield For Revenue Violations
B Z Taylor, a Decatur broker in the brokerage and general commission business, was brought to Springfield by a U S marshal and waived examination on charges of violating internal revenue laws. Held to the grand jury in bonds of 1000. The case centers on stamping certificates for deals 100 or over and whether such stamping relieves the broker from stamp tax.
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Springfield
Ill
B. Z. Taylor
Decatur
General Commission
United States
Williams
Kidden
Taylor
Commission House
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Engagement of Bishop Potter Prompts Warm Public Interest
The Chicago Evening Post reports wide satisfaction at the engagement of Bishop Potter, noting his seventy two years and a heiress with twelve million dollars. The piece highlights his belief that what is worth doing at all is worth doing well and praises his forthcoming union as a harmonious and romantic step.
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Chicago Evening Post
Bishop Potter
Potter
Roosevelt Action and Women Earn Money Claims
Mrs Roosevelt returned a $500 check from a magazine editor who offered to pay to write a housekeeping essay. A young woman allegedly declined $100 to pose in a comic opera chorus. The piece argues talent women have few earning chances despite higher payments to notable women and raised standards.
Passing Thought Seas Record
A reflective line notes that many widows appear darker than their feelings, hinting at hidden sorrow and resilience amid communal memory.
Rain Stops Tri-State Tennis Finals in Cincinnati
The tri-state tennis tournament halted by rain during the men finals after two games in the first set. Collins struggled to beat Patterson while Reuben Hunt defeated Emerson. Finals expected Monday with Hunt to face Collins and Miss Banks to meet Miss Closterman for the title.
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Cincinnati
Collins
Patterson
Reuben Hunt
Emerson
Hunt
Miss Banks
Miss Closterman
Maya Wins Twic e Postponed Mile Motor Pace at Charles River Park
Boston July 18 Maya won a twice postponed one mile motor-paced race at Charles River Park by about eighty yards. His time was thirty six minutes. Walthour could not race due to injuries from last night.
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Boston
Charles River Park
Maya
Walthour
Would-Be King Killer Arrest Near Turin In Anarchist Plot
Milan dispatch to the Daily Telegraph reports the arrest near Bra, Turin of a young barber who arrived from Paterson New Jersey. He claims the name Tonetti, but this is believed false and he admits anarchist ties. Seized papers show Paterson connections and intent to assassinate Victor Emmanuel during his motor car trips to private estates.
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London
Milan
Italy
Daily Telegraph
Bra
Turin
Paterson
N. J
Tonetti
Victor Emmanuel
Paid Their Fares. Conductor Stops Armed Railroad Bluff
New Orleans riders recount a Texas and Pacific train encounter near Chopin where forty men armed with pistols and shotguns attempted to dodge fares. Conductor Mitchell refused to carry them free, threatening side tracking until the group paid. The crew ultimately collected the fares and the train continued.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Texas & Pacific
New Orleans
Mitchell
Chopin
Boyce
Kipling
Buul II
The Old Man Took a Hand
A Kingman man boasted how to amplify firecrackers by placing a giant cracker under a recently purchased bath tub. When it exploded the tub bottom reportedly flew into the air, illustrating how some people are not as smart as they think.
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Kansas City Journal
Kingman
Sloppy track highlights Wheeler Handicap at Grosse Pointe meet
Weather soaked racing at Grosse Pointe with a sea of slop. fifth race canceled and a six and one half furlong selling race substituted. All Light impressed in the two year old feature as Emir edged Corrigan filly late. Other winners included Huachue, Andy Williams, Air Light, Favenous, Muresca, Ordnung.
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Washington Park
All Light
Capt. Brown
Emir
Corrigan
Trentham
C. B. Campbell
Huachue
Andy Williams
Air Light
Favonius
Muresca
Ordnung
Cheers wins Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park
London July 18 The Eclipse Stakes at Sandown Park today saw Cheers owned by the Duke of Devonshire win the two-mile race for three and four year olds with Maher up. Rising Glass finished second and Royal Lancer third among twelve runners.
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London
Sandown Park
Duke of Devonshire
Maher
Rising Glass
Royal Lancer
Beating choices win at Fort Erie in cloudy weather
In Buffalo on July 18 four favorites, one second choice and a third triumphed at Fort Erie. Winners in order were Ccle Brooks Optima Springwells Laura F. M. Satiris and Drummond as weather stayed cloudy and track remained fast.
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Hatasco
Minotaur
Brighton
Ethics
Tommy Burns
Shaw
Tom Kenny
Muzio
Bessie McCarty
Buffalo
Vwell
Fort Erie
Ccle Brooks
Optima
Springwells
Laura F. M
Satiris
Drummond
Special Trot at Glenville Track in Cleveland
The Abbot The Monk and Lord Derby will race one mile at the matinee of the Gentlemen's Driving Club tomorrow afternoon. J J Scannell Ed Geerken and E E Smathers own the horses and will drive. No money prize just a blue ribbon. The match was arranged in Detroit on Thursday by H K Devereaux president of the club.
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the Abbot
the Monk
Lord Derby
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Glenville Track
J. J. Scannell
Ed Geerken
E. E. Smathers
Detroit
H. K. Devereaux
Gentlemen's Driving Club of
Cleve
Rain postpones Blue Ribbon driving meet in Detroit
Heavy rain last night made the Grosse Point track unfit for racing. The programme intended to end the meeting today was postponed to tomorrow.
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Detroit
Mich
Grosse Point
Gramme
Bicycle boom in England boosts cycle trade amid coronation delay
The London Mail reports a surge in bicycle demand as coronation delays push visitors to cycle tours. West End firms note orders almost tripling and Coventry factories producing about 2000 machines weekly. Colonial demand runs high as visitors return with goods. If good weather continues, June and July could see record sales, exceeding the 18 percent boom.
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London Mail
West End
Coventry
Scarce United States gold dollar drives dealer ad blitz
Gold dollars have become highly sought as mint production ceased since 18. dealers advertise 1 to 3 dollars per coin to acquire them. In Philadelphia the mint prepared dies for all U. S. currency. marked Carson City coins fetch 1.7 to 2.0 dollars, Denver 1 to 2.5 dollars, San Francisco 2 to 3 dollars, and unmarked Philadelphia coins about 1.5 to 1.70 dollars.
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Philadelphia Times
United States
Carson City
Denver
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Baby Rescued From Abandoned Philadelphia Home
The infant of Lizzie Kimball, left at a home on Twenty-first and Naudain, was found crying by Officer Ma'we of Fifteenth and Locust. He collected the child and took her to the police station, then to the Society for the Protection of Children from Cruelty, where her father Charles Kimball reunited with her the next afternoon.
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Philadelphia
Lizzie Kimball
Twenty-first
Naudain Streets
Ma‘ We
Fifteenth
Locust Streets
Kimballs
Twentieth
Federal Streets
Society For the Protection of Children
Charles Kimball
Yester
Accident at Canadian arch injures Mr Chamberlain
The Baltimore American notes the total depravity of inanimate things as Mr Chamberlain is thrown from his cab at the Canadian arch in Leiden. He was not on good terms with the Canadian government and it seems the arch has taken up the quarrel.
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Chamberlain
Leiden
Arch
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