Constitution On a Reef Thumped by Columbia in Newport Race
The Columbia defeated the Constitution by 2 minutes 5 seconds in a Newport to New London race. The Constitution struck twice on Race Rock, damaging its keel plates and hindering speed, leading to a hard, leeward finish. A diver inspected the hull, but officials halted further racing pending repairs.
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R. L
Columbia
New London
Constitution
Reading
Race Rock
Leeward
Duncan
Uoppct
Hanin
Brenton
Shamrock II Completes Veran Rig and Delays Departure
In Gourock on the Clyde the veran rig of Shamrock II is finished. Wet stores are aboard and the cup challenger may sail tomorrow, but departure is postponed to 10 o'clock next Sunday morning. Spars from Shamrock I used in the Shamrock II cutter rig. Interior bracings are thorough to withstand severe weather.
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Gourouck
Firth of Clyde
Seawanhanka Defends Cup In First Race
In Montreal on July, Senneville from Royal St. Lawrence Yacht Club defeated challenger Greg Friar of May Yacht Club England by 19 minutes 15 seconds in the first cup race, winning in easy style.
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Montreal
Senneville
Royal St. Lawrence
Cadillac Wins Canada Cup Trial in Chicago Races
The Cadillac yacht from Detroit won the Canada cup trial races in Chicago. Milwaukee placed second, Detroit third, and Illinois from Chicago fourth. The Union from Milwaukee started but did not finish.
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Chicago
Cadillac
Detroit
Milwaukee
Ilinois
The
Union
Catholic Consecration in Chicago and Newark Bishops
An audience of thousands witnessed Rev. Father Peter J. Muldoon consecrated titular bishop of Tamassensis at Holy Name Cathedral Chicago with Cardinal Martinelli presiding and bishops Feehan Ryan and others assisting. In Newark Rev. John J. O Connor was consecrated bishop of the Newark diocese at St Patrick's Cathedral with Archbishop Corrigan and Bishops McDonnell McFaul in attendance.
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Peter J. Muldoon
Tamassensis
PA. Feehan
Holy Name
Sebastian Martinelli
Washington, D. C
Feehan
Ryan
Philadelphia
Muldoon
Lyon
France
New York
John J. O'Connor
St. Joseph's Church
Newark
N. J
Diocese of
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Corrigan
Charles EK. McDonnell
Brooklyn
James McFaul
Trenton
Man Stabs Self in Sleeping Car in Rutte
Henry H. Armstead of New York, a civil engineer and ally of Philadelphia grocer firm Mitchel Fletcher & Co, stabbed himself in the heart region and cut his throat with a pocket knife in a waiting car toilet at Rutte depot. He told George Fletcher he did it to save him. he may recover.
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Ecomomny
Mr. Fletcher
Armetead
Jain New York
Harry
Labor Mediation Efforts Fail in Steel Strike Tangle
In Pittsburgh July reports say M M Garland failed to win terms from steel manufacturers and peace talks halted. Federation mediator Joseph Bishop acts with Amalgamated Association backing, while Senator Hanna may press a settlement and Shaffer defends his strategy amid mounting strike actions at Wellsville McKeesport and Riverside plant sites.
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Ohio State Board of Arbitration
Hanna
Bishop
Shaffer
New York
Garland
Wellsville
Flynn
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Association
Steel Trust
Elisville
McKeesport
National Tube Company
New Amalgamated Lodge
National Tube Works
Sheet
Riverside
Benwood
Wheeling
United States Steel Corporation
Amahamated Association
Sheet Steel Company
Algamated Association
Tin Plats Company
Dealers Plan Price Boost After Strike Dispute
The companies will recruit nonunion workers to run their wagons. Dealers, facing the strike, decide to raise the commodity price. The increase hinges on an end to the current trouble.
Suit to recover ninety five thousand dollars in Butte
Eva A Inger soll widow of Robert G Ingersoll and administratrix sues heirs of Andrew J Davis in district court for 95000 plus interest dating from 1897 for legal services during will trial. It alleges a promised $100 more but only 5100 has been paid.
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John and
Philip Owen
Utica
N. Y
John T. Brush
A. J. Davis
Ingersoll
Billl
Young People's Union opens under favorable conditions at Winona Lake
Warsaw Indiana July 2 . The annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the Presbyterian Church in session at Winona lake heard Rev J Wilbur Chapman of New York deliver the principal address. Officers elected include Millard McMurdo president and J K Marquis treasurer. Nearly one thousand delegates attended with 40 000 members in United Presbyterians and 20 000 in associated branches.
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Warsaw
Ind
Young People’s Christian Union of the
Presbyterian Church
Winona Lake
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
C. H. Strong
Sterling
Kan
Charles F. W. Short
Allegheny
Wilson Crafts
Washington, D. C
Riley M. Littie
Chicago
Millard McMurdo
Marissa
Margaret J. Stewart
Philadelphia
J. K. Marquis
Indianapolis
J. W. Cosby
Aurora
John A. Crawford
R. J. Miller
Pittsburg
Young People's
The
Christian Union
Gearing Bridge
Scotland
Marshill
Mount Olivet
Oliver Johnson
Associated Reformed Church
South
Joseph Kyle
Apes
Seminary
Xenia
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Ohio Evangelization Movement
W. W. White
Montclair
N. J
London
India
W. C. Nicoll
Rawal Pindi
Gordon Memorial College
T. E. Hanna
United Presbyterians
Seventh National Bank to Raise Capital to 2.5 Million
Directors of the defunct Seventh National Bank in New York vote to increase capital stock from 700000 to 2500000, issue 2000000 new shares at 130 per share, with existing stockholders entitled to purchase. A committee will receive subscriptions and represent stockholders in all matters related to the bank and receivers. The plan requires 9 percent payment of assessments and 50 percent of stock subscribed to become binding. The move coincides with a federal grand jury investigation into the bank’s affairs and a separate suit by stockholder William E. D. Stokes alleging misrepresentation and negligent conduct by directors.
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Federal Grand Jury
Seventh National Bank
Edward R. Thomas
Edwin Gould
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
Frank Ray
William H. Taylor
Edmund K. Stalle
United States
Henry L. Burnet
William E. D. Stokes
Supreme Court
Thomas
Raynor
F. S. Heath
George Adams
Forrest Raynor
Coal and Iron National Bank
Coal and Iron Bank
United States Circuit Court
Wing, Putnam & Burlingham
Coal and Tron National Bank of
Cleveland
Bank of Commerce National Association of Cleveland
American Exchange Natonal Bank
Coal and Tron National Bank
American National Bank
Western National Bank
Marquand & Co
Attendance Not Large at Chicago Baptist Meet
Reports from a Chicago Baptist Young People’s Union gathering note low turnout and a call for churches to adopt businesslike financing. Speakers urged church members to give one tenth of income, while debates on amusements and spiritual focus continued at Haven School and the Coliseum where Francis W. Parker and John H. Chapman addressed attendees. Prize banners favored Pennsylvania and Delavan Wisconsin. committees were named for nominating topics and resolutions.
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W. D. Nowlin
Lexington
Baptist Young People’s Union
Second Presbyterian Church
Thomas Urquhart
Haven School
E. F. Jordan
Grand Island
Neb
Jordan
Coliseum
Francis W. Parker
Christian Citizenship League
John H. Chapman
J. M. Gambrell
Dallas
Tex
Pennsylvania
Wilkinberg
Pittsburg
Conquest Missionary
Delavan Church
Wis
C. L. Williams
Rev
L. J. Hensen
R. A. van Deventer
Pine Lake Assembly Opens Sixth Annual Convention in LaPorte
Special to the Indianapolis Journal LaPorte Indiana July 25 The Pine Lake Christian Culture Assembly opens its sixth annual convention with an illustrated lecture by Dr Ira M Price of the University of Chicago The event draws prominent Baptists from across the country and runs for one week with daily sunrise prayers sacred literature hours and talks on the higher Christian life Friday is temperance day with Indiana State W Co T A involved Lecturers include John Powell Lenox and Mary G Burdette Sister of Bob Burdette Wednesday includes a Phil ley recital in Philadelphia School of Oratory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Pine Lake Christian Culture Assembly
Ira M. Price
University of Chicago
Baptist Young People's Convention
Chicago
Tucker
South Bend
J. Conant
Dubuque
Indianapolis
Ehergse
Indiana State W. Co. T. A
Dr. Price
John Powell Lenox
Mary G. Burdette
Bob” Burdette
Philley
Philadelphia School of Oratory
Suit for Receiver Against Central Contract in Dayton
Minority stockholders of the Miami Valley Gas and Fuel Company sue in Dayton seeking appointment of a receiver and an injunction to stop local banks from paying money to the Central Contract and Finance Company. They allege a conspiracy by Calvin Brice and others to let leases expire and deteriorate wells to cede control to Central Contract, which has collected about 400000 in royalties since 1884 for use by Miami Valley patrons, with Littee’s estate now controlling through Attorney Handall of New York.
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Dayton, O
Miami Valley Gas and Fuel Company
Central Contract and Finance Company
Calvin
Brice
Mercer County
Miarmalley Company
Littee
Handall
New York
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Aimed at Teething Relief
Popular patent remedy claims to soothe teething infants, ease digestion and diarrhoea, marketed worldwide. Also promotes Mrs Winslow's Syrup and Hill's Hair Dye as supplementary products.
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Mrs. Winslow
Meyer and Eiser in Indiana Trust Building
Wall and Will at 147 East Market Street report D Mather in the region Trust Building.
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Meyer & Eiser
Indiana Trust Building
Wall & Will
East Market
D. Mather
Gion Trust Building
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