Yacht Race Drama Near Lightship Details
The intricate race between Constitution Independence and Columbia unfolds with shifting winds north and southwest. Indications show Constitution gaining on Columbia and Independence as tempests and tactical maneuvers impact progress. The report notes early start struggles, gear setups, and a tense chase past Beatenan’s Poles, with decisive signals as the ships near the finish.
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Eest
Ant
Thouist
Goeplie
Columbia
Independence
Dan Wise
Colummbin
Port
Nile
Henry Wirish
Columbazide
Fran Photie Wing
He Eer
Batenan
Snall
Shy
Caret
Heuntee Haut
Uchiahlo
Fred
Ty Eouths
Hashwad
Morgan
Toni
Jude
Stalian
Anivara
Lentz Contest Case Opens in House Clerk’s Office
Washington January Alexander Me Dowell clerk of the house of representatives today opened and sent to the public printer the testimony in the contest case of John J Lentz versus Emmett Tompkins involving the seat from the Tenth district. Tompkins denies the charges but offers no testimony. Seven contest cases were opened in all with one involving the Seventh South Carolina district connected to Dr Stokes who has since died.
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Washington, Jaz
Alexander Me
Dowell
House of Representatives
John J. Lents Terreus
Matt Tompkins
Congress
Tompkins
Deni
Stokes
Aince
Howe
Ives
Ice trust reforms spark Topeka price relief measures
The Topeka council investigates ice deliveries amid relief efforts for the poor. Councilman Nichols leads a committee reporting plans to ensure regular sea ice supply, eliminating coupon books, and offering bulk chunks at fixed cents. Citizens are urged to report short weights to Food Inspector J. P. Farrsworth for correction.
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Topeka
Lce Trust
Hughes
Nichols
Conneilman Nichols
Merced
Catuness
Nichola
Wagner
J. P. Farrsworth
Destructive Cloudburst Sweeps San Andres Canon
A cloudburst near San Andres Canon south of Albuquerque, New Mexico, wrecks two Hopkins Shaffey wagons drawn by four mules. A four foot high flood carried wagons down the arroya. Three drowned, one driver rescued downstream a mile away, another saved by clinging to a tree branch.
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Albuquerque
San Andess Canon
Hopkins-Shaffey
Canon
Hinself
Indianapolis Insanity Trust Grand Jury Inquiries Begun
The Indianapolis grand jury began testimony on the alleged insanity trust involving doctors and officials. For two years they are said to have conducted hundreds of insanity inquests and collected large fees, with indictments now expected based on the evidence presented.
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Indianapolis
State approves paving tax for Buchanan Street frontage
The executive council met to authorize a 28 assessment on brick paving along Buchanan Street in front of the governor’s residence. The body also discussed funding for a hosting plant, choosing to delay major expenditure and equip work with manual labor as a cost saving. Godard and Clark were named to a subcommittee overseeing the new project.
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Kankan
Buchanan
Fremin
Godard
Clark Geen
Raid on the Royal ends with arrests of bartenders
Police raided the Royal this noon at 12 30 capturing bartenders tied to theft and illicit trade. Fred Simmons Mike Thompson and Chris Davis named as keepers of the loot. A keg beer ice chest and pump seized. Bob Shelby paid 26 dollars for the defendants. Report mentions unrelated cable about Admiral Cromwell and Europe affairs.
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Fred Simmons
Mike Thommpson
Chis
Davis
Rai
Bob Shelby
Kaiser’s New Yacht Construction Plans Announced
The report states Germany will build a new yacht in American design and build, with plant specifications ready in about weeks and submission to the German naval attache in Washington for approval. After approval, tenders will be advertised in the regular manner, and the yacht is expected to be sea ready by April next.
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New York
Ptbasay
Washington
America
Three Men Arrested Under Sunday Closing Law
Three Kannas avenue clothing dealers were arrested Sunday for violating the Sunday ordinance. A Roblantte, Serinopalis, and A Sama Samuel face charges for exposing for sale while claiming exemption for religious observance. Prosecution notes they closed on Saturday but the police see a case against them. Hearings scheduled for this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Kannas Avenue
A. Roblantte
St. 8
Serinopalis
A. Sama- Samuel
Five Thousand Waiting for OK Shelter Openings
More than 5000 people in Oklahoma City awaited August 6 housing openings in the new country. Frustration rose as applicants learned they could not register locally and must travel to Lawton or El. attendance was widespread and plans unsettled as the process faced delays.
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Oklahome Ciy
Lawton Or
Fighting the Paving Protest Against Kansas Avenue from Tenth to Fourteenth
A local protest confronts the city council over paving Kansas Avenue between Tenth and Fourteenth. Opponents report active efforts to stop work and influence council votes. Appraisers have been reviewing the street segments this week and will report tonight, with city cost if the protest wins.
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Kansas Avenue
Atrest
Tenth
Fourteenth
Counci
Alma Is Sued Over 1859 Improvement Bonds
The city of Alma in Waubansee county is the defendant in a U S district court suit brought by Guaranty Savings Bank of New Hampshire. The bank seeks 3750 dollars plus interest since October 4 1888 on 500 general improvement bonds issued April 4 1859. Coupons of 17 50 dollars per bond were payable in New York City and have repeatedly been refused. Larimer is counsel for the bank.
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Alma
Waubansee County
United States District Court
Guaranty Savings Bank
New Himpshire
Wuta
City of
Biome Agency
Hansas
New York City
Gueranty Savings Bank
Larimer
Charges Lakefield farmer found dead in barn amid murder allegations
A farmer Thomas Applesate was found dead in his barn with suspected foul play. Samuel Chin faces charges related to the death as investigators and regional officials review connections to hemp trade and a military inquiry into Col Heistand. The case and related investigations face postponement as authorities in Washington assess details.
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Samuel Chin
Thomas Applesate
Todey
Hogers
Het Witnans
Pd Solaris
Heistand
Washington
San Prencisco
War Department
Senate
Geteber
Opening of Wichita Comanche and Kiowa Reservation
WF Evans praises Buccs efforts and recalls congressional action. The Wichita Comanche Kiowa and Apache reservations have been targeted for opening to settlement since the Cleveland era. Pressure rose as grazing rights and settlement were debated before the department and Congress.
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I Ohy
Vans
Femal Bocklara
Cleveland
Congress
Wichita
Wrosta
Department
Professor Lough Sermon at First Methodist Church
Rev Lough a history professor at Baker University Baldwin preached at the First Methodist Church Sunday morning and evening. He argued for liberty in Cuba and praised providence in freedom, defending the Bible against higher criticism and urging faith in enduring truth despite social agitation. Attendance at services was very good.
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A. Lough
Baker University
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Cuba
United States
Lowrh
Uber
Reading Iron and Railway Strike Presses On
Reading Pa July 4 The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad yard strike continues with over 109 blocked freight cars and workers demanding higher wages and a shorter workday. Locomotive hosts and Reading Iron Company workers press for raises as 2,600 iron workers and 1,250 railway shop units remain idle amid stalled talks and pending multilateral actions.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Wayne Junction
Newberry Junction
Williamsport
Pont
Hue
Treicht
Birge
Prince
Reading Iron Company
Soaedeeius
Welsh Yester
A Royal Duel Between Duca Aosta and Russian Prince
A Rome dispatch reports a duel last week between the Duke of Aosta and a Russian prince believed to be Duke Eugene of Leutohesbers. The Russian prince sustained a severe sword wound, and speculation centers on a motive tied to a royal comment about the queen during a Naples visit. The duel drew wide interest due to the principals' rank and potential political implications.
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New York
Rome
Duke of
Aosta
Italy
Camodue
Eugene of
Russias
King of
Oil Strike Rumors Sparks Duval Nueces Boom
Dispatches from Corpus Christi report a major oil strike near Piedras Pintos in Duval county two miles from the city. A prominent geologist says a vast oil pool under Duval and Nueces counties extends far into Tampico, Mexico, potentially the richest in the world. Dozens of wells are planned offshore near the sea gusher as land values soar and a new town may rise immediately.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Willy
Piedras Pintos
Duval County
Tas Place
Duval
Nueces
Tampics
Mexico
European Crops Weekly Review by Mark Lane Express
The Mark Lane Express reports mixed crop prospects across Europe. Rain may not boost yields. in France farmers see prices 10 percent below government estimates, Spain's harvest strong at 12 500 000 quarters, Russia Spring wheat weak though winter wheat and rye look good, autumn crops mostly above average but spring barley and oats below par.
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Mark Lane Express
London
Paris
Spain
Russia
Santa Fe adopts new railroad code after Chicago session
Officials of the Santa Fe have revised and adopted a new transportation code, aligning with modern railroading conditions. General Managers Mudgee and Welle, and General Superintendents Nixon and Dolan chaired a three day Chicago session. The code, based on the American Railway Association rules, tightens employee examinations, requires biennial reexamination, clarifies railroad terms, and aims for uniform standards across the system.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Mudgee
Welle
Coast Nnes
Nixon
Gulf Itnee
Dolan
American Railway Association
Senta Fe
Ve “Bullivan
Tlinole Central
Filgets General
United States
Santee
Ont Raikoad
Nnd
Onl
Ats
Rall
Arbitration Leaders Arrive to Resolve Rail Joint-Track Dispute
Grand Master Sargent and Deputy Chief Younger visit Denver to mediate a wage and staffing dispute between Santa Fe and Colorado Southern engineers and firemen on the Denver Pueblo joint track. They will interpret railway rules and secret orders to determine how many workers from each road are employed and align wages with eastern standards.
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Sargent
Younger
Denver
F. PL Sargent
Peoria
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Locomotive Engineers
Santa Fe and
Colorado Southern Railway
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Colorado Southern
Fremen
Abiaie
Hackett to resign as secretary July report states
Washington Herald correspondent says Frank W Hackett will tender his resignation as secretary in the absence of Sed Long. No successor named. Bee Everson of Porto Rico is among those suggested. London notes July report on rifle association meeting proceedings with weather conditions and Canada team absence.
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New York
Washington
The
Herald
Frank W. Hackett
Pee
Sed Long
McKini Pau Eee
Chu Allen
Bee Everson
Porto Hico
Risley
London
Coloninix
Canada
Market report highlights mixed demand and steady wheat
The market opened with selling by locals and a cautious shift in price as professionals traded on futures. Wheat quotes and cash prices showed firmness some days, while dairy and meat markets reflected varied demand with pork and butter steady, and rail stocks weakening as the session progressed.
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Eal Louse
Focals
Mirouk
Ted Wes
Somntselon Holmes
Focal
Ava
Market Goasi in Sudhetcip near Cooning
Market notes record mixed prices for Wheat and cattle with bids around 28,000 usd. Mentions Kiln Goods and regional towns including Chih head and Baden Seen Se, noting local activity and prices. A hazy entry references buyers and sellers and a potential purchase scenario, naming Corton and American items.
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Goasi
oSrsieee
Tim Bhits
Swads
Lee Ats Wit Pitt
Baden
Money Market Report from New York Update
In New York the money market shows rates around five percent on call loans and four percent on other short term paper. The scene notes activity in government securities and commercial paper with varied yields and steady demand.
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New York
Poiene
Murting & Cee Shoahora
Fragmented OCR market brief with jumbled names
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions a market or trade context with disjointed names and places. It references Kansas City and a bank, with scattered terms like stock and merchants. No clear events or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.
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