Cup Battle on the Atlantic: Columbia Beats Shamrock in Coast Race
In the international America’s Cup series, Columbia and Shamrock raced from New York to deal with strong breeze and rolling seas. Columbia led early, surged ahead past Shamrock, and finished about seven lengths in front after a dramatic beat to windward.
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New York
Columbia
Shamneck
United States
Hogarth
Shamrock
Colwmbia
Wight
Cub
Ellowe Colum
Shamreck
Columbbia
Fair
Revilly
Miter
Jesus Heparte
New Jersey
Tam Lsland
Asbury
Tata
Glencoe Fight Rages As 9000 Boers Attack British
Army under Gen. Symons repels Boer assault at Glencoe after four guns seized. London reports Symons wounded. British artillery silences enemy batteries and captures their guns. Vryburg surrenders to Transvaal forces. Ladysmith dispatch notes heavy fighting and troop movements across the region.
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Ladysmith
Symons
Glencoe
Dundee
London
Glencee
George Stewart
Lorysmitt
Blue Hawk
AL Acton Homes
Treut Galway
Natal Carbineers
Shescot
Natal Carbniners
Pilchuis
Ny Cain
Baidsemith
Patrix
Hester's
Girone Jurictian
Glandslaade
Iesgartberg
Greytown
Odice
AL Woah Wen
Ghencae
King’s Royal Rifles
Wasileem
Foer
Horr
Hattingsprait
Leicester Regiment
Viet Umm
Wryhurg
Cape
Eurobure
Kurman
Astay
Vryburg
Porcy
Hotra
Wirdellons
The
Daily News
Cape Town
Onetown
Stix
Lind Toon
Delagon Bay
Swnel Kink
Delegoa Hill
Fo Iu
Pretoria
Baron Tegimbers
England
Bank of the South African Republic
Associated Brees
Wien
Transvaal
South Africa
Stock Exchange
War Office
George Stewart Witte
Wm. Pshn Symons
Klinslast
Tadyamith
Wm Symons
Ges. Gate
Mafeking
Kimberley
Speytfostery
Carbineers
Border Mounted Rifles
Tladysmith Fied
Abelie
Tetera
Orange Free State
Steynna
Aria
Agya
Rock Island Directors Tour West on Annual Inspection
Rock Island officials led by President Warren Purdy completed an annual inspection trip by special train, visiting Topeka Horton St Joe and Chicago. The 900-series engines pulled the train and crews reported excellent condition of tracks and rolling stock, with plans for minor improvements and replacement of wooden bridges with iron and steel.
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Rock Island
Trock Island
Topeks Thorsdey
Horton
St. Joe
Chicago
Mr. Ca-vies
Omaha
Denver
Fort Worth
Topeka
Col
Dallas
Tex
F. Ke. Cable
Warren G. Purity
BM. A. Parker
First View
Robert Nather
Second View
J. M. Johnson
A. R. Flower
New York
Missouri River
W. E. Dauchy
Geo. F. Wilson
A. J. Swift
Frank Stewart
My l. Pah Ps
T. A. Ghatt
Henry Robert
H. M. Blower
J. D. Donald
W. F. Purdy
J. H. Griggs
Davenport
M. Low
W. 24. Stillwell
H. St. Trwine
Journal
Wirretora
Sedeutoet
Kuneas
Pakaed
Kansas
Tarum
Powble
Dolnk
Purdy
Fe I
H. H. Bantry
Oklahoma Travel Party Reports Smooth Trip and Good Roads
The group praised the fall wheat conditions and prosperous localities along the line. The Rock Inland is said to be doing immense business while car shortages limited Weeks Taist. The Inspection party enjoyed the trip, arrived and departed on time, with short drives and other pleasures at several stops.
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Oklahoma
Pullman Palace Car Co Reelects Directors and Officers
At the annual stockholders meeting in Chicago on October 2, over two thirds of the capital stock was represented. Directors were reelected. Officers elected: Robert T. Lincoln president Thomas H. Wickes vice president W A S Wernsheimer secretary. An executive committee of three was formed. The year’s total revenue reached 11,478,423 with cars contributing 9,748,576 and rentals 1,740,453. Operating expenses were 4,559,908 and dividends paid 3,090,000. surplus 2,295,405.
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Chicago
Btockholdera
Pullman Palace Car Company
Robert T. Lincoln
Thomas H. Wickes
W. A
Wernsheimer
Messrs. Marshallfeed
Henry C. Hulbert
Norman & TN
Ticket Counterfeiting Plague Hits Colorado Midland
Colorado Midland officials uncover a far reaching ticket forgery scheme using skeleton round trip forms. Counterfeits, found mainly on eastern points, passed by conductors and office staff. Officials expect a large number of undetermined losses and delay.
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Trenver
Colorado Midland Railway Company
Filipino officers seek peace with MacArthur in Manila
An insurgent officer group met General MacArthur in Los Angeles seeking permission for a Filipino commutation and to discuss peace terms. They requested delivery of American and Spanish prisoners and methods for their release. The request was referred to General Oh. The officers were to return tomorrow for an answer.
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Atanito
Angeles
MacArthur
Ger
Otis
Isidro Taken as American Forces Advance In Philippines
Washington dispatch reports Gen Young's guard entered San Isidro at 1:30 PM after leaving Carbino. One American soldier killed and three wounded. Heaviest resistance at San Fernando where a bridge was destroyed. Gen Pio del Pilar commanded Filipinos. enemy retreated. One Spaniard and 15 insurgents captured. Inhabitants reportedly friendly.
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Manila
Young
Layton
Carbino
Sat Isidro
San Fernando
Pio del Pilar
San Miguel
Otis
Washington
War Department
Genius
Lawton
Youne
San Isidro
Jury verdict in fraud case against Ingham and Newlin
In Philadelphia on October 20 the jury found Ingham and Newlin guilty of defrauding the government at 4 05 pm and recommended mercy for the defendants in a partial verdict report.
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Philadelphia
Ingham and Newlin
Merce
City letter argues typhoid relief with Oxysenor device
A letter condemns prolonged typhoid cases in our city and urges using an Oxysenor under supervision to prove its effectiveness for typhoid and pneumonia. The writer emphasizes local business intent and rejects outsider claims, insisting the instrument is serious medical equipment and not a toy.
Canada shuts in by terms of new boundary compact
Washington reports the modus vivendi defining a provisional boundary between Canada and Alaska. Secretary Hay and British envoy Mr. Tower formalized a temporary adjustment along the Stikine and Chilkoot regions. The accord preserves rights for citizens and min ers while allowing future permanent boundary talks.
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Washington
Tower
Ay Theze
Beereuarr Hay
Rae
Redreairy
Hay
State Department
Canada
Pyramid Harbor
Mattics
Stoomam Bo Ik
Stikine
Chilleat
Lynn Cane
Porcupine Creek
Hunt
Mente
United States
Great Britain
Alaska
Bes Tyne Canal
Dalton Trai
Cuping Creek
Comtileston
Lath
Kiehini
Kinkoli
Khohina
Chiteat
Chilcot
Tmtnd
Cere
Carter Must Suffer and Habeas Dismissal in Carter Case
New York October 20 Jndan Lacomb reports the habeas corpus writ for former Captain M. Carter is dismissed and he faces a Nye years sentence for conspiracy to defraud government contracts. The decision rests on a lengthy explanation upholding the lower court findings.
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New York
Jndan Lacomb
United States
Worit
Habeas Corp
Overiin M. Carter
Nye Sears
Paris Mo man remanded for murder charge
A Paris Missouri man, Sayne Alexander Jester, held for ten days on a murder charge in a case involving a Chicago millionaire's son near Party in 171, was remanded to the county jail without bond to await further proceedings.
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Kansas City
Paris
Sayne Alexander
Guert Gate
Getiga
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Lynn Canal
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