Olympic men sail rousing send-off in New York
Nearly all members of the Olympic hammer team gathered at the New York Athletic Club to receive instructions before departure for England. Bartow Werks and the American Olympic committee spoke, stressing they represent the nation, not a club or sect, and that the aim is to win for the United States. a rousing send-off followed aboard the steamship Philadelphia bound for England.
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England
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Martin Sheridan
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Flanagan
Conunis
Hingham
Columbia Student Shot at Riverside Drive Home
A mining engineer named Columbia was shot at his Riverside Drive home. He died from a head wound after a report indicates the assailant fled. Police and officials will determine the circumstances as his mother and others await word.
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Roker
Riverside Drive
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Hai
Nim
Ann Witopey
Wil Ba Holt
Pondit
Europe
President Roosevelt Returns from Princeton Visit to Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt arrives in Oyster Bay at night after attending the siting of former President Cleveland in Princeton. The Pennsylvania special reaches Jersey City as Governor Port of New Jersey accompanies the president and departs upon farewell. Crowds line the procession from train to pier, with the president acknowledging the cheers. The trip proceeds without incident.
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Jersey City
Port
New Jersey
Rootevelt
Newport club delegate dies amid federation event
Newport reports the death of a club delegate aged twenty twelve while en route to the General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting aboard the steamer Mewint Hope. The deceased, Mrs. Shute, died from heart failure at Newport hotel after arrival. a separate news item notes a $19,000,000 mortgage filing by Pittsburg Youngstown & Avhta for bond issuances to cover maturities and improvements, voted in March.
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Mra
Barachute
Coon Rapides
General Federation of Women's Club
Shute
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Why
Providence
Wita City
Shiite
White
Youngatown
Pittsburg, Youngatown & Avhtabuli Tailway Company
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New York
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Denver Meeting on Democratic Nomination in National Committee
National committee members met in Denver to discuss patronage and possible lineup for the convention. The session touched on Mell of California, Mr Bryan, and Mr Bell with no decisive pledge, while preparations for the Denver gathering continued amid cautious speculation and party tensions.
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Oniale
Lincoln
Aryan Joana
Denver
California
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Bryan
Bell
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Federal railway suit filed in court at Carin Nev
U S Attorney moves to revoke patent grants held by Central Pacific and Southern Pacific railroads and United States Trust Co of New York alleging land titles ferried from false affidavits and mineral claim misrepresentation. Actions sought to compel forfeiture of patents for lands in Nevada counties Wahohe and Humboldt. Firms cited to appear before federal authorities in Caren ity on August 25.
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Aite Tates
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Central Pacife Railroad
Southern Pacifc Railroad Co
United States Trust Co
New York
Central Paris Company
Negala
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Humboldt
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Fatal Erie wreck near Garrettsville claims engineer and crew
A Erie train derailed on a twenty foot embankment near Garrettsville injuring six passengers and killing engineer Charles Gimon and fireman George Thay. The engine jumped the track and rolled down the embankment, with crew members crushed while the cars derailed but did not follow the engine.
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Juni
van Aied
West Bund
Garretavilly
Charlds Gimon
Ongineer
Peohalily
George Thay
Harbor boy in Dorchester dees still shot at officer
A fifteen year old lad, Sullivan, arrested in Dorchester Bay, tried to shoot Lt. Henn in Luton. The gun misfired after a bullet struck the chair, Sullivan overpowered. Also reports a Buffalo Eastern league player Mure ray fractured skull after being hit by a pitched ball in Newark hospital.
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Alorst Moathouse
New York
Sinmen Mureray
Buffalo
St. Jarmes’ Hosepital
Newark
Brennan Toll: Fall From Pole Causes Fatal Skull Fracture
A 30 year old lineman for New England Telephone, Brennan, fell from a pole while working today in Providence. He was rushed to hospital but died from a fractured skull caused by dizziness that led him to slip and strike his head.
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Inerman
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Frennan
Village fire destroys sixteen buildings at Branch Mill
Fire swept the village of Branch Milla near here on June 10 destroying sixteen buildings. The loss includes the Schuman hall, a hotel, a print mill, and a wagon shop. Insurance is $40,000. No injuries reported.
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William Wale Fort Astor Donates For Athens Excavations
London June 26 William Wale Fort Astor has given 4000 to assist the British School at Athens in continuing its excavations at Laconti in Greece.
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William Walefort Astor
Mesiit
Athens
Laconti, Greres
Law Jockey Club Pushes Case in New York Hearing
Fragmented report describes the Jockey Club seeking habeas corpus relief over Melville Colfitia’s arrest related to alleged wagering on a Sheepshead Bay track event. Justice Trechott and later Justice Blreho handle writs as counsel argued the offense had not been committed. Briefs to be submitted Monday amid broader gambling dispute notes.
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Blreho
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Miewno
John
Stanchfeld
Andi
Corde Minyr
Penothte
Atanchfield
Bilder
Matey
Delinery Neel
Nicol
Hiline
Mrs Mason’s Old English Hair Tonic Promoted in High Society
Mrs Mason's Old English Hair Tonic and Shampoo Powder offered as a complete hair treatment. Promoted as stopping hair loss and promoting luxuriant, wavy curls. Sold at Orie and Department Store. The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston.
Soldier's Body Recovered After Drowning Near Fort Mansfeld
The body of Private D. Hitheidge of Bath Artillery, TB Ay, stationed at Fort Mansfeld, was recovered after drowning off the steiner Chills on the night of June 1. The corpse was badly decomposed and is at the undertaking room awaiting a claimant.
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Hiey
Pr Vate D. Hitheidge
Bath Company
Conat Artillony
Fort Mansfeld
Time Marking Marietta Not to Return
Negotiations over Venecuan waters prompt Washington to order Marietta not to return. A government emissary from Corrie and Limitinint Francs AL Margie reports, while diplomats in Washington hold with no change in stance. No further movement on the Veracruz or Corache matters is expected today.
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Vents
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Colloege
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Jweon Blenpet
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Corrie
Francs
Marietta
Berthpen
WITTE HITS DUMA Defense Big Budget Battle
Deputy Prime Minister Witte attacks the Duma in an empire political clash over a 42.5 million budget for the navy. The financial commission approved a large military allocation, but the Duma rejected the battleship funding by 14 to 78, signaling a lack of confidence in the marine minister.
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Mintairy of Marine
Council of the Empire
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Marine
Federal Good Roads Move Advances in Highway Cooperation
Washington reports a postoffice led push to cooperate with highway offices for rural free delivery improvements. The rural routes in New Jersey and New York face adjustments as hearings on highway reform resume after a funeral for former President Cleveland. The next hearing is set for Monday.
Ballooning Boosted by New England Avro Club Purchase
Hoston June 2h reports a ballooning boost as the Avro Club of New England buys the balloon Roatan owned by Charles J. Gildney. Funds raised by the club will support members and the balloon station at Nowh Adam for a vonelong, with plans to expand nationwide and a potential writer’s note on public ascent limits.
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New England
Avro Club
New Fingland
Urehdae
Y Chirles J. Gildney
Sample Ale Fatal in Miladelphia Inquest Fails
An inebriated man died after drinking ale at his home in Miladelphia Virginia. A physician and his wife died in the same incident. The Berlin of the ale’s packaging and timing are under inquiry as officials assess the circumstances of the intoxication and fatal outcome.
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Wilson
Belie
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Ali
Wii
Fatally Harmed in Negros Incident At Mount TH Poet
In Negros near Max port a fatal event is reported involving Stina Tune 970 Nueman and H. Ts. Everett. A school teacher A. Walker is implicated as the assailant. Two native foresters were present during the incident on Canwncalan island. The motive and outcomes remain unclear as authorities pursue details and possible pursuit by authorities from Cabancalyn.
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Nueman
H. Ts. Everett
A. Walker
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Pocurett
Uel Yarne
Canwncalan
Vonartalnowe
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Will of Wilidin Mc Tigran Filed in Surrogate Court?
A probate filing in Mineola New York reveals the will of Wilidin Mc Tigran valued at over two million dollars. Four children are named heirs with three to receive the bulk. Simon M. Therahar Jr. gets 100 dollars. If all die without issue, shares revert to Wesleyan University. The text mentions related entities and a hospital in Arkansas.
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Wilidin Mc Tigran
Gore
Mineola
le DT
Simon M. Therahar, Jr
Wealeyan University of Connecticut
Aronkisn
Ingraham
Florida Primaries Nominates Senate Candidates in State Vote
June results show Dusan Pletcher nominated for the United States Senate over Governor No M Browned by 3.08, Albert Wo Gtmelnt over John X for the other seat by majority 0.74. All amendments align with the democratic pastoral convention backing William J Beyan for president.
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Dusan Pletcher
United Staten Senat
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Mufirite
Albert Wo Gtmelnt
Tor RierreDr
John X. Posmietinn
William J Beyan
Osdeney
Cleveland estate heirs seek provisions for Norwich University
A New York University law professor quoted from Cleveland’s will reveals a $190,000 bequest to Norwich University for “unprovided” beneficiaries. The document specifies funds to be used by university tutors and notes the estate’s interest in shaping the university’s needs. The news mentions family moves from Cleveland to Northfield Vermont and an extended Chinese arrival scene with Madam We and relatives.
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Deadwood Congressman's Death Shock Hits Community
New York dispatch reports the death of Representative William Parker of Deadwood after a lengthy illness, with services planned in Dearwood. The incident follows a period of mourning as the nation learns of the congressman’s passing at age 71 and burial arrangements in the local cemetery. Grace Thorne Colter, known for portraying Mrs Ryedee on stage, is recovering from surgery at the Presbyterian Hospital and expects to leave soon.
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Parker
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Keene
National Cemetery
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Waite
Invermation Auto Law Conference Aims Eurpe Travel Revival
The government has organized an international conference in Paris to discuss harmonizing rules to reactivate automobile travel in Europe. The event will run alongside the International Road Congress.
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Parle
Eurape
Cortelyou and Law Limitation Rule the Bank Association
In New York the battle over national currency group bylaws pits Secretary Cortelyou against a local organizers committee. The dispute centers on excluding small suburban banks from membership, which the secretary says violates the new currency law. A meeting to craft a compromise and ensure the by laws serve as a model nationwide is expected soon.
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Cortelyou
Jasue
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Bank
Hong
Inakmuchav
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Taft to Visit Root in Utica Summer Home
In Clinton it is reported that after Secretary of State Root returns from Muldoon’s visit, Mr Taft will visit the Root summer home on College Hill and stay several days. Mr Sherman is also expected to be a guest during the stay with dates not yet fixed.
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