Glasgow Hegatta Opens with Shamrock I in Regatta
June 7 Glasgow exhibition regatta opened with Shamrock I leading in the first race under British racing rules. Meteor and Kariad trailed, the Shamrock I finishing ahead by over 20 minutes amid a five mile reach. Second class saw Neptuno and Neruda contest with China close behind, as crews adapted to updated rule limits.
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Cumbrac
Rothesay
Glyde
Glasgow
Sailling
Brith Wallders
Theo
Meteor
Syboarita
Eecomis
Milhutes B Wendly
Americans to fund Queen Victoria memorial effort
New York reports that New York Chamber of Commerce delegates in London plan a large subscription to the Queen Victoria memorial Fund before departing. They consider forming a committee to push a distinctly American memorial as part of the effort despite criticism of the project’s artistic aspects.
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New York
Tribune
London
New York Chamber of Commerce
Queen Victoria Memorial Fund
Latae Morin Ras
Canadian Exhibits Highlight Dominion Food and Forestry
A London dispatch reports Canadian Minister of Agriculture Sydney Fisher praising Canada's food and forestry displays and experimental farms at Gitawa and elsewhere. He asserts Canadian farmers are more flexible than English peers and notes reduced emigration as Canada attracts settlers from the United States.
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Pe York
the Tribune
London
Sydney Fisher
Dominion
United Starter
Killed a Horse Thief In Own Hand
On Lost River near Martin Post, rancher Williams confronted a horse thief who had stolen a horse from Wil. Williams and fired. Williams was shot in the rain and died, while the fleeing thief was killed by a second shot. Authorities planned no further action beyond burial.
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Salt Lake
Osh
Herald
Hinckfoot
Lost River
Willams
Williams Thare
Perred
Poet of Freedom Bourne Dead in New Jersey
William Orisna Bourne long known as the pioneer of unionist verse died in June in New Jersey leaving a legacy as a poet and ally of Horace Greeley. reporting notes his early republican ties and friendship with prominent figures of the era.
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William Orisna Bourne
New York
Willam Orland Bourne
Aoe
Junteiair
N. J
Bourne
Bet of
Preodents
Ettery Republican Party
Horace Greeley
Acreage in Cotton Expected to Rise Significantly in 1901
New York June 7 The Financial Sage reports a 5.05 percent rise in U S cotton acreage for the year with the Agriculture Department noting 3 percent growth and the Journal of Commerce 4 per cent. The Chronicle analyzes May to June plantings, rainfall effects, and regional shifts, predicting about 23 million acres under cotton and a potential crop near 12 5 million bales amid late maturity and variable conditions.
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New York
Financial Sa
Journal of Commerce and Commercial Hulletin
The
Chronicle
Inter
Noreswe
Virginia
North Carolina
Noa
South Carolina
Georgia
Worida
Alabama
Tenne
Arkansas
Tardy Dog Catchers Shake Up Likely in City
Mayor Hughes plans a meeting with newly appointed dog catchers to review work on removing stray canines and collecting dog taxes. The city clerk’s office records show several collectors underreporting licenses, while others have gathered more than recorded, signaling possible changes in the force.
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Hughes
EC. Stoner
Marion Sheldon
JB. Jones
Geo. W. Weed
Firth
Moe Younkinwo
Sith Ward
J. He Ream Pisieal
Harvest Hands Distribution Letter From Topeka Agent
State official TB Gerow informs TS Williams of Topeka that harvest hands should be sent to Dalphos 50, Bennington 25, and Niles 26, as nearest needed points. Gerow praises Topeka office and mentions May report. other text notes tax revision holiday and a sequence of unrelated items.
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TB. Gerow
Gerow
Williams
Topeka
Lord Mayor and Delegates Welcome New York Chamber of Commerce
London hosts about twenty New York chamber delegates at Mansion House with Lord Mayor Frank Green and sheriffs, London Chamber members including Lord Brassey and Sir Albert Rollit present. Speeches praise Anglo American friendship and Carnegie’s philanthropy as Mr. Jessup and delegates voice mutual respect amid cheers and banter. An informal luncheon followed at Salter’s Hall.
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Chamber of Commerce
London
Frank Green
New York Chamber of Commerce
Mansion House
London Chamber of Commerce
Lord Brassey
Albert K. Rollit
Morris K. Jessup
United States
Great Britain
Mr. Jessup
Salter's Hull
Explosives for Army Spark Bitter Bureau Feud
New York June 1 The Herald reports a long standing dispute between the bureau of ordnance and the board of ordnance and fortifications over high explosives used in shells and fortification projects. A congressional secretary review follows. The ordnance board led by Gen Miles recommends patent acquisition for explosive shell and filler tests but findings show limited efficiency. Tests with thorite mixtures yield unfavorable results, prompting continued controversy and investigation into alternatives.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Bureau of Ordnance
Hoot
Board of Ordnance and Fortific Tions
Gen
Miles
Rogers Birney Fe
Stuffington
Board of
Nrininte and Fortifications
Local items and sales hints from a small town paper
Readable notes cover visits and family news at 1393 Quincy Street to Hiawatha guests and returning travelers. Shoppers are urged to view new era department store bargains, while a revival service continues at Half Day church and a Calhoun farm picnic draws locals and travelers alike.
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Ketchum
Clinton
Sive
Rome
Eeee
Riley
Betts
Elmer
Miner Gordon
Quincy Strest Mas
Hiawatha
Newman
Baeaarenillinary
Bavaraay
Richmond
Ato
Gwig
Costley & Post
E. D. Small and Daughter
Sal Ranch
Delavan ParkJack
Son County
Pas
Sante Fe
Prince Hhee
Oakland
George Alexander
Council Grove
Mr. McDaris
Dover
Mra
Jackson Street
Oxford
NEW Era Dept
M. Galloway
Mrs. Willard
Mr. Martin
Calley Palin
Lisa
Mra. Morris
Hoyt
Annie Nystrom
Bow Kane
Leule Nystrom
Geesie
Sarah Pennett
Story Lukens
Nellie Smart
D. Small
Delavan Park
Atchison
Dice
M. E
Meriden
Half Day
Touta
Clifford Benin
Philippines
Topeka
Ward
Ham
Fiten
Nia
Logansport
Tad
Higomer Farm
Calhoun
Cressing
Bir
Fred Tes
Jessie Carngbett
Mise Neilie Nes
Mies Neitl
Dotman
Clarence Matthews
Glen Hamrink
Pred McMaster
Harry Brown
Omaha
Future Shamrock Plans At June Seven Tennis Event
In New York on June 7 Miss Marion R Jones daughter of Senator Jones of Nevada and former national champion Bliss Bensle Moore advanced in the Kings County tournament. The event featured interactions with Sir Thermas Lipton’s representative and plans hinted for Shamrock activities in June.
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Shamrock
David Barrie
Thermas Lipton
Male Serangyenents
Tonatire Ohhamrock
Oo Sepenier
New York
Kings County
American Plan in Favor in London and New York
A dispatch describes support for adopting an American plan by English bibliographical societies and the Grolier Club of New York seeking cooperation. The report notes a focus on life and war concerns, with optimism about future measures.
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New York
Jourist and Advertiser
London
America
Grolier Club
Ubioage and Return $1800 via Sante Pe Route
Special Ubioage and Return $1800 via the Sante Pe Route tickets on sale. Details include September 2 and 3, and contact T. L. King for particulars. The Grend Trunk Railway System routes through Buffalo and St. Lawrence, with references to Portland and Multnomah athletes and a bowling record at Portland, Ore. June 1.
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Dickets On Sale
T. L. King
Agust A. To & & PF
Ity
Grend
Bufttalo
Tnt Kuwartie
Lawrance Ih
Paliman Vestitule
Drasiue Room
Bleenas
Portland
Ore
Multnomah
Island Route to Chicago Return Trip Details
Fragmented notice describes a travel offer or schedule to Chicago and back on a specific route with June dates. Names and exact terms are garbled. key items indicate a round trip option and affiliated carrier or organization. Further readable details remain unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Chicago
Kook Island
Unisele
Sive
United
Bee Bee
Fuller
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Cornell
Little Folks’ Dept
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State Department
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pJtems
Kimball Printing Company
Saness Avenue
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Morris
Cosfley & Post
Elmer Hetts
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Eell
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Hoge
M. M. Hale
Park Street
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Colorado Springs
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Mca J. M Albright
Fred Albright
Newton
Scholson
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PL. Reynolds
A. J. Proudfit
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Thorne
Johnston & Murphy
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Colorado Flyer
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Doris
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