President delivers eulogy at Cleveland funeral
A lengthy Associated Press dispatch reports President Roosevelt summoning the dead President Cleveland’s two cabinets into the chamber of death and delivering an exultant eulogy on his life and death. The program notes the sale of the late president’s brokerage firm to Langley Cushman and Spell, with new capital of 100,000 dollars and plans for reorganization.
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Associated Brors
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Son Harmon
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Cushman
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Roosevelt
Whisky Causes This Shooting at Market Street Saloon
A shooting in a Market Street saloon left two men wounded during a dispute over whiskey. Harris a hospital steward aboard the Georgia was gravely injured and Harvey chief gunner’s mate of the Connecticut was wounded. Philly Becker a boatwain’s mate of the Tilneois was the other victim amid a confrontation with Francis Gunning who ordered whiskey for both Harris and Harvey and objected to Becker allowing the youth to drink.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Market Street
H. A. Harris
Georgia
B. J. Harvey
Connecticut
Philly Becker
Boatawaln
Nate
Til Neois
Francis Gunning
Harris
Harvey
Becker
Gunning
First Conviction of Night Rider in Kentucky Case
Paducah Ky June 27 The three might under conviction in the state was secured today as jurors returned a verdict of one year in the penitentiary in the case of Dr KH Champion of Benton Champion a prominent young physician of Lynn County was accused of participating in a raid at Birmingham Marshall County last April when John Cruggsy and his two year old granddaughter were shot and killed Several negroes were whipped at the time
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KH. Champion
Benton
Champion
Lynn County
Birmingham
Marshall County
John Cruggsy
Mento
Russian inventor offers high speed motor boat plan
Vassily Rebikoff, a Russian inventor, arrives in New York to demonstrate a motor boat to the U.S. Government. He claims that with 12 to 1 horsepower he can reach 31 miles per hour and sail from New York City to Albany by river. The white eleven foot long boat uses pneumatic cushions to ride waves, tested in Europe and the Niagara rapids.
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New York
Vassily Rebikoff
America
United States
Hudson
Albany
Lane
Robikot
Europe
Niagara River
Empenendum Promlttion on Baton Rouge Referendum
The text appears garbled but references a 2010 Baton Rouge related referendum and state action. It mentions opposition to prohibition and legislative intent, with unclear details due to OCR errors. Names and precise actions are unreadable, leaving only the general topic of a local referendum tied to state policy.
Kitchin Wins NC Governor Nomination After Ballot Storm
A riotous four day Democratic State Convention in North Carolina broke the deadlock with the selection of Representative William Walton Kitchin for governor. At 8 p m after about sixty ballots his nomination prevailed by a 60 vote majority among delegates from the Fifth District and beyond.
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North Carolina
William Walton Kitchin
Congress
Kitchin
Sluggish Market Persists in York Trading Desk
New York June 27 sluggish market continues as professional operators refrain from transacting far from price levels. No notable market frame today. Bank figures show over 66 million in reservas and provisions against contingencies. Bonds were dull.
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Associated Press
W York
Dali
Murplin i Aeaa
Saas
Diamond Fine Claimed in Windhoek Dispatch
A terse Windhoek dispatch reports a diamod dispute involving Namibian authorities and Lüderitz proceedings. The message, dated June 27, notes limited details with vague references to measurement, a treaty, and local governance in the Damara region.
Nationalize Railroads Senate Vote Narrowly Clears Path
The Senate narrowly passes a measure to nationalize railroads by a 128 to 126 vote. The action aims to place government control over the rail system, signaling a major shift in transportation policy amid factional debate and opposition from private interests.
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Vagus
Senate
Theodore Bell Chosen Temporary Chairman Of Democratic Conventions
Theodore Bell of California was named temporary chairman of the Democratic National Convention by the committee on convention arrangements. No permanent chair was chosen, to be decided at a full national committee meeting. Prominent contenders include Henry Clayton Judson Harmon Joseph Folk and Joseph Bailey.
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Denver
Theo
Dore Bell
California
Henry Clayton
Alabama
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Joseph Folk
Missouri
Joseph
Bailey
Texas
Committee On
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
Edwin, Séton
Washington, D. C
Joseph J. Martin
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Souri
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Neste
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W. Sullivan
Illinois
J.C
Fern
Indiana
N. D. Cratchfield
James Keane
Wyoming
M. W. Blamberg
Washington, D.C
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Muchels
Belli
Bryan
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Corbe
United States
Bel
Henry D. Claytickets
Syracuse Wins By Less Than a Length in Varsity Eight
Syracuse Varsity eight wins the three four mile race on the Hutigan course at Poughkeepsie, finishing just ahead of Columbia by under a third length and Cornell by a length. Columbia and Cornell push hard late, with Pennsylvania fading and Wisconsin fading after a collapse in the Western crew. Syracuse claims the Varsity Challenge Cup for one year, as the dominant team in this hotly contested regatta.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsif
Syracuse Varsity
University
Columbia
Cornell
Hutigan
Syracuse
Louis’ Scamba
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Wesern
Fair Play Wins Rich Club Stakes at Sheepshead Bay
Fair Play carried 126 pounds to win the $25,000 Goney Island Jockey Club stakes at Sheepshead Bay before 15,000, with Hessian second and King James third. Time 2:32 4-6 for one and a half miles, tying the track record set by Stalwart in 1904 and slower than Marich’s 1898 Chicago mark.
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Associated Press
Shemphhead Bay
Sheepshead Bay
Hessian
King James
Stalwart
Fmarich
Chicago
Jockey Club crackdowns and wiretapping at Sheepshead Bay
New York reports racecourse warfare as a censor fields a Western Union wiretap unit. Police raid a cottage behind the back stretch arresting two men one handling a telephone line and the other the telescope. Inspectors read price signals from the grandstand and saddle cloths, while the suspects face trial on gambling charges. Railways to resume work in Parsons Kansas July 1 as miners end a two month stoppage.
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Widiad Gambilag
Uprising near Mexico City sparks international notes
International concern grows as clashes flare in northern Mexico amid reports of robberies and arson. Mexican officials accuse three alleged agitators based in the United States of inciting raids from Los Angeles and Texas to rob banks and government offices, with violence blamed for deaths and widespread property damage.
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Associated Press
City OF
Mexico
Ident Corral
Viesca
Las Val
United States
Enrique Flores Magon
Los Angeles
Thomas Barabta
Thomas Labrada
Antonio Araujo
Texas
Moxtew
Paris panel backs death penalty retention motion
The judicial reforms committee of the Chamber of Deputies in Paris on June 27 decided to favor retaining the death penalty and withdraw support for abolition of the penalty under the government’s BIT.
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Dwath Penalty EN Phrance
Paris
Judicial Reforms Committee
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Chamber of Depution
Metal Market Detail From New York Promoter Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a June entry from Drg Asociated Prom NW YORK with prices or figures such as 24.58 and references to Lake Conor and Ao Te t er. Limited legible content suggests a market or pricing snippet rather than a full report.
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Drg
NW York
Aulel
Lake
Conor Dull
Is Looking For A Good Angel Campaign In Washington
The Democratic Congressional Committee faces hard propositions as it prepares to carry out a campaign plan. Representative Lloyd, chairman, will visit New York to secure support and funds for the party. The committee has moved two months ahead in its work and seeks money by September to proceed with literature and early campaign projects.
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Washington
Toney
Liggdite
Lloyd
New York
Baseball results from national league and American league games
Yesterday's scores cover the National League with Boston defeating Philadelphia four to one, Chicago and Pittsburg both tied one to one, and St Louis beating Chicago four to one. American League results list Philadelphia and Washington 0 0, New York 3 Boston 6, and Cleveland 6 Chicago 3. Also noted are Coast League results Oakland five San Francisco four and Portland versus Angelon four. A separate note references disruptions in Turin with two outrages and a church incident near a cathedral.
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Philadelphia
Citteluatl
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Beston
Cleveland
Coast Trager
Oakland
San Francisco
Portland
Sow Angelon
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