Shamrock III Arrives Safe After Stormy Atlantic Passage
Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III, the new America's Cup challenger, reached Tompkinsville Staten Island at 10 20 am after sixteen days and twenty two hours at sea from Gourock Scotland. Her 156 crew and convoy are reported well with no accidents amid calms and squally weather. The craft is described as a handsomer ship than its predecessors, resembling the Columbia in silhouette, with a broader beam and clean wake as it tows in alongside Erin and Shamrock I.
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Gourock
Scotland
Sir Thomas Lipton
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Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New Chalice
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Weather forecast for Monday and Tuesday in several states
Washington June 14 forecast shows Indiana fair Monday with possible showers Tuesday. Illinois fair Monday, possible clouds and showers Tuesday in the north. Ohio fair Monday and Tuesday, warmer then fair with variable winds. Michigan generally fair Monday, light to fresh winds. Tennessee generally fair Monday. North and South Dakota showers Monday, cooler in south and Tuesday fair with variable winds. Nebraska partly cloudy Monday with possible showers and cooler in north and west. Wisconsin fair Monday, partly cloudy and cooler in north and west. Tuesday fair with fresh winds. Barane R.H. wind. Weather Pet. Tmax 78, Tmin 58. Normal 70.16. Departure for the month minus 0.40. Blythe, Section Director.
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Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
Queenstown moves report arrivals from New York and Glasgow, including Cymtic Umbria Campaniiver pool and An echoria. Liverpool shows Bergen from Philadelphia and Georgia from New York. Scilly notes Statendam Boulogne passing, Southampton lists Barabaoosa sailing from Bremen to New York.
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Umbria
Fogee
Campaniiverpool
Anechoria
Glasgow
Moville
Cedric
Bergen
Philadelphia
Georgia
Scilly
Statendam
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Barbaroosa
Bremen
Erin Logs Shamrock Voyage Across Atlantic to Sandy Hook
The Erin reports a 3644 mile Atlantic passage to Sandy Hook with Shamrock rig and 14 mile wireless, noting rough seas and successful message to Sir Thomas Lipton. Commodore Tod of the Atlantic Yacht Club met the yachts at Sandy Hook aboard Thistle.
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Tain
Robert Wringe
Atlantic
Erin
Fayal
Azores
Sandy Hook
Coney Island
Matthews
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Jon
Robert E. Tod
Atlantic Yacht Club
Thistle
Convention at Winona Draws Indiana Sunday School Leaders
War sa w Ind June 14 The thirty ninth Indiana State Sunday school Association convention will meet at Winona Lake June 23 for a three day session. W C Hall of Indianapolis leads state headquarters with Rev E W Halpenny elected general secretary. Activities include sunrise prayer, and sessions on evangelization children and home department with delegates counted from counties and townships. Attendance expected 4000 to 6000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Indiana State Sunday-school Association
Winona Lake
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
Winona
Hall
State Association
Halpenny
J. Wilbur Chapman
Home Department
H. M. Hamill
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
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International
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Southern Baptist Convention
D. W. Thomas
Josiah Morris
Rockville
St Louis Flood Victim Seeks Lost Husband At Police Station
A tired East St Louis mother Mrs John Miller and her two girls aged six and eight arrived at the police station seeking news of their husband and father. They had traveled from Effingham to Martinsville and on to Indianapolis after flood dispossession. Matron Reisner arranged food lodging and company relocation while the Charity Organization Society plans follow up. Police efforts to locate Mr Miller continued overnight with no results.
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Footsore
John Miller
East St. Louis
Ill
Miller
Effingham
Martinsville
Indianapolis
Union Station
Miss Reisner
Strike Keeps Carpentry Work Stalled in Lafayette
In Lafayette Indiana carpenters’ strike enters sixth week with no settlement. Master builders demand a sliding wage scale from a low to high rate while union members reject the grading plan that would leave fifty workers ungraded. Labor Temple meetings fail to move negotiators.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Labor Temple
Bene Union
Fire at Odd Fellows Hall in Lafayette injures staff
Defective wiring started a blaze at Odd Fellows Hall on Main Street Lafayette early today. Flames ruined lodge interiors and regalia, with water and smoke damage to walls and ceilings. Firemen and Kumiler and Gaylord law partners saved much property. Mose Johnson and John Nehrig overcome by smoke. Loss estimated in thousands. The Tipton fire later destroyed Leonard Burkhart’s residence with $2,500 loss and $2,200 insurance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Main Street
Kumiler & Gaylord
Boston
Mose Johnson
John Nehrig
Harrison
Tipton
Leonard Burkhart
Dufy Father Boland Leads First Mass Amid Local Catholic Demonstration
A large demonstration by local Catholic societies marked the first mass at St Patrick’s Church led by Father Boland son of Mr and Mrs Edward Boland born at sea. Attendees included Father Joseph Duffy from Indianapolis and students acolytes from several cities in the service.
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Indianapolis
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Dedication of a Church in Terre Haute by Congregationalists
The First Congregational Church of Terre Haute dedicated its new Gothic style edifice today. It cost about 90000 dollars with site value near 40000 dollars and opened debt free. The structure seats about seventy and features a memorial window for founder Dr. M A Jewett. The Rev Henry Harding Wentworth is the new pastor and J H Crum preached the dedicatory sermon with multiple local ministers present.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
First Congregational Church
M. A. Jewett
Baltimore
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New England
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Tennessee
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Porto Rico Prospero Us Exports Growth and Rail Plans
Governor Hunt arrived in New York denying resignation rumors and highlighted Porto Rico's growing exports. Coffee shipments to the United States rose sharply from January to June, orange exports expanded, sugar sales to the North increased, and U.S. tobacco buyers sourced leaf locally. American rail and electric projects expand connectivity, with over twenty miles built and more planned between Ponce and San Juan.
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William H. Hunt
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Ponce
Hunt
United States
Nea Rae
American Steam Railroad Company
San Juan
American Capital and Enterprise
Porto
Columbus Shuts Out Kansas City in Pitchers Battle
Louisville and Toledo results report a pitchers battle as Louisville beat St Paul 2 1 while Columbus shut out Kansas City 4 0 in a fast game. Milwaukee rolled past Toledo 6 3 with strong hitting and solid pitching. Attendance 6,000 at Louisville. 2,600 at Toledo. 6,685 at Columbus.
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Sunday Games Moved to Muncie for Rest of Season
Indianapolis Sunday games will be played in Muncie for the remainder of the season after ground issues blocked Anderson. A semi pro team in Muncie draws big crowds, and Big Four Railroad will run excursions for Indianapolis trips. First game next Sunday pits Indianapolis against St Paul.
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Ford and Summer to oppose in late Washington Park game
Minneapolis and Indianapolis prepared for a double header style afternoon at Washington Park after yesterday's postponement. Ford likely to start for Minneapolis under Manager Watkins, while Summel, formerly of Indiana, is slated to oppose him in a rare AA matchup.
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Flag Day Observed in Evansville and Hoosier Rail Tragedy
In Evansville on June M observances marked Flag Day with a sermon at First Baptist by Rev. T. A. Whittle on the flag's origin and a Y M C A hall talk by Judge Robert D. Richardson. Flags were displayed citywide. In Shoals an east bound B and O S W passenger train struck Ben James killing him instantly. James, 28, deaf and dumb, suffered multiple injuries. Hanover College President Fisher received news that the Chicago Cincinnati and Louisville Railroad would be built once materials and workers are secured.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Man Arrested for Assault and Battery on Wife
John Black of 1 West North Street was arrested last night by Patrolmen Lee Ad mire and McKinney for abusing his wife after a domestic dispute that left Mrs Black knocked down and the couple involved in a violent quarrel. Black surrendered at the police station following the fight and threats.
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Admire
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Central League Games Tie Marion and Terre Haute Score
Marion won at Terre Haute with strong base running and Meekin and Richardson highlighted the game. Fort Wayne defeated Evansville Dayton. Grand Rapids overwhelmed Evansville Dayon with heavy hitting. South Bend posted a 28 hit, 41 base performance.
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Duesseldorfers Win Sixth Straight at Frankfort
Twelve hundred rooters watched the Duesseldorfers win their sixth straight game at Frankfort in a close contest, 6 to 4. Meyers dominated with two hits allowed until a seventh inning injury ended his day. Nearby, K. F. M beat North Vernon 7 to 4 with timely hitting. The Wassons beat Harmon and Hall 4 to 1, with Neil and Lang the winning battery. The Marotts topped a picked team 5 to 0 at Brookside Park, using Easly and Patterson for the win. Capital Stars defeated the Senates 12 to 1, with Guinman and Sweeney behind the plate. The Aetna Reserves beat the State Reserves 6 to 5.
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Franklin pioneer Nicholas Brown dies in Franklin
Nicholas Brown, a Franklin pioneer, died this morning. He was prominent in local business during the Civil War era and had suffered declining health for several years. In Terre Haute, Rev. William Victex Boland, of Terre Haute, was ...
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Ind
Nicholas Brown
Terre Haute
William Victex Boland
Fountain kin faces Mexican hold over threat to kill cattle king
Parral Chihuahua June 14 Thomas Fouley Fountain son of Col A J Fountain is detained on a charge of threatening to kill Grant Gillette once Kansas cattle king. Gillette reportedly sought refuge in Mexico to avoid creditors. Fountain has been detained over a month with little chance of release.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
W. W. Alden
City Council
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Mex
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Col
A. J. Fountain
Grant Gillette
Kansas
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Decatur Defeats Huntington 5-4 In Narrow Win
DECATUR Ind June 4 Decatur edged Huntington 5 to 4 in front of about 300 spectators. Umpires Mack Iaela Martz Jones and Greenfield. Defeats Cicero. GREENFIELD Ind June 14 Greenfield and Cicero met today before a large crowd.
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Decatur
Ind
Huntington
Mackiaela
Martz
Jones
Greenfield, Ind
Greenfield
Cicero
Mrs Lettie Mason Quine Dies In Chicago
Mrs Lettie Mason Quine, president of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church, died at her Chicago home. Quine was a widely known figure in U S religious circles and a major influence among Methodists.
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Lettie Mason Quine
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Baseball Standings and Captain Elected for Princeton Team
Cincinnati 7 New York 6 Boston 6 St Louis 1 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2. A list shows clubs played won lost and percentages with teams like New York Pittsburg Chicago Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago at Pittsburg Louis at Cincinnati. American notes Cleveland at Boston Chicago at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington. Sevena Elected Captain. NEW YORK June 4 C G Stevens of Chicago pitcher on the Princeton varsity baseball nine has been elected captain of next season's team.
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Greenfield car chaos ends with arrest for assault
A Greenfield car arrival at 11 35 sparked pandemonium on Illinois street as W J Dudding, intoxicated and violent, attacked conductor John Lucid and fought police. After a tense struggle at Illinois street the officer subdued Dudding and he was arrested for assault and battery.
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Hlinots Street
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Indianapolis man injures sister in law and daughter
James Gilby of West Indianapolis struck his sister in law Mrs. Alice Wadsworth of 213 Cook Street and her daughter after a family quarrel. Wadsworth suffered a severe gash and both women were knocked down in the incident last night. Police were summoned but no arrests were mentioned in the report.
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Cook Street
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