Cornell Wins Big in Intercollegiate Regatta on Hudson
The eighth annual intercollegiate four mile race on the Hudson ends with Cornell narrowly beating Columbia for the varsity title as Annapolis Navy and Syracuse follow. Wisconsin and Pennsylvania place behind. twenty thousand spectators watch from the river. Navy Metcalfe surveys from gunboat Yankton while midshipmen cheer from nearby monitors Arkansas, Florida, and Ney.
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Poughkeepele
United States Naval Academy
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Columbia
Cornell
Cornell Hy
United States
Arkanaan
Annapolis
Honoys
Varsity
Ahell
Corneil
Syracet
Pennsvania
Atta
Olumbia
Metcalfe
Annapollo
Arkansas
Florida
Ney
Three Arrests for Conspiracy in Columbus Case
Detective Henry James Patrolman Henry Plevkiarp and Tom Bird were arrested on warrants charging conspiracy to induce detention of Charles Cooper at the Columbus recruiting station. They faced U S Commissioner Johnson as officials alleged Cooper was kept in a house May 8 to May 18 and returned to barracks for a government reward. Additional warrants were issued for two women allegedly involved.
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Columbus
Henry James
Henry Plevkiarp
Tom Bird
United States
Aya de
Alana
Lords Power Curtailed Amid House of Commons Vote
The June 27 debate in the House of Commons ended with a vote 2 to 147 in favor of curtailing the Lords power amid cheers. A Laborite bill proposing total abolition of the Lords had earlier been rejected 314 to 100, with most Laborites abstaining and a few radicals voting.
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Hlandun
House of Commons
Midnigh
Premine Modell Bannerman
the of Lords
A. Hendernan
Laborite
House of Lords
Pittsburgh June 37 10 police round up spitting offenders
In a downtown patrol, swarthy officers hauled suspects before a magistrate for spitting on the street. Nearly one hundred arrests were made and offenders fined with sentences to follow. Francisco and ex mayor figures face extortion cases set for later. Four men were shot in a river valley clash.
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Pitteburg
Ely
Imitz
Francisco
Joseph Maifant
Donne
Agalins
Life Root in Zoa Phora Medical Claim Promoted
An advertisement touts Life Root within Zoa Phora as a leading medical authority. It cites editors from Jefferson Medical College and Columbia University, claiming it regulates menstrual function and relieves related disorders. The copy encourages readers to ask their druggist for Zoa Phora and mentions Dr Pengelly’s association and published advice.
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Hobart Armory Hare
M. D
Proffour
Zoa Phora
Pengelly
Phora
Minor News Items From Across The Nation
A biant explosion at Lola Cut on the Tidewater railway near Brook Neal killed two Americans and six Italians. The New York legislature adjourned after a 26 week session, the longest in its history with one exception. The cruiser Chester named for a Pennsylvania city was launched by Bath Iron Works. President Roosevelt appointed Judge William P. Frear to govern Hawaii, effective August 15. A fire at Pine Beach destroyed frame structures near Jamestown exposition grounds, losses around 200000. In Cleveland 600 investors in Union Department Store Co face no legal remedy for losses totaling about 25000 with similar liability on their stock subscriptions.
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Lola Cut
Tidewater
William FP. Frear
Hawaii
Freat
Californie
Supreme Court of
Lupton Secures Large Funds for Pentecostal Mission
Alliance News notes that Father Levi Lupton has raised substantial money for the planned headquarters and mission school near Alliance. While many followers remain at the missionary home, the ex pected influx to pay for expanded grounds and the school has not met the hoped-for totals.
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Lupton
Alliance
Leo ‘Lipton
Levi
Ohio Bankers Convention in Cincinnati Delayed by Death
Ohio bankers convened in Cincinnati for their annual meeting on June 27 but the program was disrupted by the death of the assistant treasurer from Sat Franch. United States Treasurer Treat announced he could not attend and speak on currency. Thomas H. Wilson of Cleveland presided with reports from Rankin Winters and Rice. Myron T. Merrick delivered the afternoon address on Legislation and Progress.
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Ohio Bankers In Convention
Cincinnati
Ohio Bankers
Apnua
United States
Treat
Thomas H. Wilson
Cleveland
Rankin
Winters
Rice
Hoffman
Myron T. Merrick
Bombing in Erivan Square Kills and Wounds Dozens
A bomb exploded in Erivan square as a wagon carrying $175,000 funded by the Imperial bank was being escorted by Cossacks. Fifty people were killed or injured. two bank employees died. The robbers stole the money bags amid the chaos linked to a treasury attack.
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Tiflis
Huasia
Erivan Square
Imperial Bank
Bechtel Testifies in Bribe Trial Tied to Dearth
In Minneapolis on June 27 William Bechtel former Northwestern National Life Insurance president testified that he ripped an envelope containing $200 into the pocket of Elmer H. Dearth then Minnesota insurance commissioner. Dearth faces trial on a bribery charge while in office.
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Minneapolis
Elmer H. Dearth
Minnesota
William 8. Bechtel
Northwestern Navnal Life Insurance Cn Dearth
First ceremony marks opening of irrigated land tract
Aillings Mont June 27 formal opening of the first completed tract of irrigated land by the reclamation service. Attended by Secretary Garfield Gifford Pinchot head of forestry Richard A Ballinger commissioner of the general land office. Names drawn indicate initial entitlement to funds allocation.
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Aillings
Mont
Reclamation Service
National Government
Garfield
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Department
Richard A. Ballinger
General Land Office
Rioting Indictments in San Francisco Streetcar Strike
On June 27 the grand jury returned four indictments charging nine men with acts of violence tied to the streetcar strike. Three face assault with a deadly weapon and brick throwing. six are charged with conspiracy to riot.
Pritchard Found Dead in Secor Cistern
Thomas Pritchard was found dead in a cistern at Secor on a Wednesday. A coroner's jury returned a verdict that Pritchard had been murdered after he had been missing since June.
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Benton
Thomas Pritchard
Secor
Pritchard
Joey
Cyclone Damages Oil Fields in Osage Nation
A destructive cyclone and cloudburst hit northern Indian Territory on Wednesday. In Sapulpa and the Glenn pool area, three people died and over 150 oil derricks were toppled, with many structures wrecked and roofs torn from a hotel. Turley and Maine also report many derricks down and houses overturned.
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Muskogee
I. T
Indiana Territory
Sapulpa
Glenn of Pool
Glenn Pool
Osage Netion
Turley
Maine
Mine Directors Indicted for Fraud in Denver
Denver reports indictments of Gold Leaf Consolidated Mines Co owners F J Manning J J Hoban J D Williamson C D Campbell and Everett Hell by a federal grand jury for fraud schemes tied to mining operations. The defendants appeared in court and posted bail as case proceeds. Oliver M Dennett, baker, pled guilty to receiving funds tied to a Treat Company of America scheme and was sentenced to five to ten years in Sing Sing.
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Denver
Broker Dennett
New York
Oliver M. Dennett
William J. Douglas
Joan Cleri
Sie
The
Treat Company of America
Sing Sing
Desertions From British Cruiser Monmouth Reported
The Victoria British cruiser Monmouth saw about forty deserters while at harbor. Sixteen men swam ashore and escaped, while others attempted to flee and were recaptured and ironed.
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Victoria
B.C
Monmouth
Sleaa
Guard of Honor
Prince Fushimi
Irons
Prisoner’s Suicide Shocks Newark Jail
Raphael Bavarro who pled guilty to assaulting a girl killed himself in Newark jail. He leaped from a balcony on the third to the lower floor a 30 foot drop, striking his head. He died within minutes.
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Newark
N. J
Raphael Bavarro
Fatal Yale automobile crash darkens commencement day
A fatal crash in New Haven June 27 killed undergraduate Leet Oliver and injured two classmates from SheMeld Scientific School and a guest. Oliver, son of J B Oliver of Pittsburgh, died of a broken back after his auto jumped a bridge in Conterville.
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New Haven
Conn
Agues
Yale University
Leet Oliver
J. B. Oliver
Pittsburg
SheMeld Scientific School
Strothers Jones
Red Bank
N. J
J. Hud
Oliver
Conterville
Albert Goes to Prison in France After Surrender
Mal Colin Albert arrived in France and was taken to the detention prison after surrendering. Pittsburg report describes a woman who, at around 2 AM, leaped from a second story window, threw children out, and was badly injured.
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Albert
France
Malcolin
Pittsburg
Doring
Jury Delivers Verdict Amid Hearing Confusion
Fragmentary notes recount a June trial date with scattered details and unclear witness testimony. The brief mentions jurors and a cited party, but key facts are obscured by OCR errors. Local coverage hints at a courtroom proceeding concluding with a decision pending clarity.
Tragedy in Monroe as husband blows self with dynamite
George Kummer a Monroe quarryman killed himself by blasting a stick of dynamite in the barn behind his wife's home after she refused to return to him due to his drinking. The incident occurred June 27 and left his wife separated from him.
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Himaelt
Monroe
Mich
George Kummer
Holmes Testifies In Criminal Court Defense
Washington June 27 B Holmes former assistant statistician of the federal department testified on trial for conspiring to defraud the Government by prematurely divulging department information. He said he never had any advantage over the team and claimed innocence.
Plan to Prevent Grafting Proposed in San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels announces a plan for a permanent grafting safeguard in San Francisco. A civic auditing agency would monitor city government motions and track city clerks and officials, envisaging a cost near 910,000 annually and potential savings to taxpayers of 68,900.
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Plana
San Francisco
Rudolph Spreckels
Hea
Almont
X. Spreckels
Wenham Found Dead in Bed at Buckle Heights Club
Arthur W. Wenham of A. J. Wenham Bon wholesale sea goods was found dead in bed Wednesday in the apartments at the Hu elld club Buckie Heights.
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Cleveland
June &T
Arthur W. Wenham
Frm
A. J
Wealthy Farmer in Conneaut Traced in Unclear Note
An unclear OCR fragment references a wealthy farmer in Conneaut with mentions of Mayay Apesldlian and other garbled names. The text is fragmentary and does not give a clear event, date, or outcome to state a full headline.
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Guicides
Conneaut
Anela
Mayay Apesldlian
Gonne
Ali
Wilialde Wade
Ing Rl
Flaws in Testimony of Defense Witnesses in Haywood Case
Testimony by William W. Davin of Goldfield and statements by Mary Orchard are scrutinized as investigators challenge Orchard’s claims that Davin demanded mob action and aided the Vindicator plot. Cross examination by Senator Horah focuses on Hunker Hill Sullivan mining attacks and involved figures.
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Bolac
Wahu
Willian W. Davin
Goldfield
New
William D. Haywood
Marry Orchard
Davia
Hunker Hill and Sullivan
Hayewood and Moyer
Orelard
Hercules
Lell Stounenberg
Davie Br
Horah
Orchard
Steunenbers
Davin
Gen
Bunker Hill
Boll Pen
Buite
Becausy
Federation
Lottle Day
Denver
Hercules King
Simonenberg
John D. Ettlett
Oreland
Hehe
Lia
Croai
Hillett
Jaguar Rampages at Heberling Show Roams Cleveland Lake Shore
A jaguar escaped its cage during the Heberling anime show at White City Cleveland on Tuesday night and roamed the lake shore and woods for over an hour. Attendants armed with rifles shotguns revolvers and spears pursued the beast as it fought back and injured seven men before being driven back into a cage.
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Cleveland
White City
Morning Star Ship Auctioned After Missionary Service
The famous ship Morning Star, used for 18 months in the South Seas by missionaries, has been taken to Honolulu to be sold at auction. Originating as Shoe City, the vessel cost $40,000 and carried supplies and native children to Christian schools. Known among seamen as the Preacher Ship, high coal costs in the South Seas led to selling the large steamship.
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South Seas
Beattle
Honolulu
Boston
Lynn
South Bea
South Beas
Globe
Garden of Eden fruit debate at Stanford study
Professor C M Johnsen of Stanford University California led a study on tropical rubies, suggesting there were nine apples in the garden of Eden and questioning if a lemon was involved, amid a debate on the original fruit.
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Garden of Eden
C. M. Johnsen
Leland Stanford University
California
Tropica
Kien
Irigh Art and the Search for National Distinctiveness
A fragment discusses how every nation must develop its own art to reflect a unique soul. A teacher from Bowl ried is mentioned as guiding this process toward a national school of art and recovery of mercy.
Acrobatic Cat Joke Disrupts German Restaurant Scene
Patrons at a German restaurant in East Twentyfifth Street witness a waiter Emilie stage a rubber band stunt with a cat on a guest’s knee. The athletic animal leaps, knocks over a chair, and causes a chaotic scene as staff respond to the prank, while onlookers and a bargain-counter shopper react in alarm.
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East Twen
Saya
New York
Emilie
Neighbert
Tie Fae
Hiv
Deaf Mutes Breach of Promise Case Reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a breach of promise case arising in a court with deaf and mute parties. The plaintiff allegedly engaged a Boer girl and seeks remedy against the defendant, proprietor of a local inn or venue, with unclear details due to garbled text.
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Wienly
Partien
Johannitabnng Tm
I Lote
Deppeatow
R Ren
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Lande Brothers
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Union Department Store Co
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Viullay
Castor
Axcooh
Ness
MoSih
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Crimatkin
Walter
Siddons
Gee
Eigher
Marion Provision Company
North Main E. Center
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
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Marion
Marion Milling
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