Columbia Ahead as Shawrock Trails in York Yacht Race
A British and American yacht race off New York saw Columbia lead Shamrock at the turn with the wind light and conditions tricky. By 11:38 Shamrock closed, but Columbia surged ahead and the race was declared off as of 12:40 with Columbia a mile ahead and Crews transferred to the defender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Yacht Faces
Surrine
Sandy Hook
Natesliie
Bnote
Jerney
Challenger
Ominda Yeedy
Handy
Heck
Colbumsbia
Long Talend
Columbia
Erty
Lipiub
Erte
Salling
Shamrock
Armearet
Brondal Au Salle Werk Puiltaw Sealy
Aos
Dullettia
Mariborol House
Shamrock Money
Wall Street
Frederick Brooka
Seligsboro 4 Co
Baskets
Oakes
Canadian Yachtone
Weck Exchange
Zane Wes
London
Tiptin
Thomas
Gubernatorial Platform Backed By Murphy Aide
A Republican subcommittee in Trenton prepares a platform to end the gubernatorial convention dispute. Franklin Murphy is nominated for governor and the platform will be presented by Congressman Fowler, aiming to uphold law and order and broader state welfare.
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Trenton
Republican State Committee
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
Fowler
Esnille and
Royaple
Aes
Hathcan Party
Rueade
C Blues
Combertind
Sewell
Wood
Snowstorm Hits Fortineau Dakota Early September
Snowing and storming in Fortineau N D with over two inches of new snow and four inches of rain in three days. Grain threshing is lagging as forecasts warn of continuing poor weather. Large city temperatures show ranges from New York to Washington with scattered readings.
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Fortineau
N. D
Chile
Timusta
New York
Washington
Hunenpalls
Cincinnst
The Coburn Boom in Washington and Cabinet Talk
Rumors of a cabinet change in agriculture elevate FD Coburn Kansas secretary to the national spotlight. Kansas delegates back a Coburn appointment, noting his authority on agriculture and praise from Secretary Wilson, amid patronage politics and party tensions in Washington.
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Weehington
D. C
Kansan
Roosevelt
Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Wilton
McKinley Wan
Tigster
Kansas Pol- Mclane
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Mir Coburn
Kansas
America
Wilson
Kundiing
J. Sterling Morton
Repubea
Wiest
Hin
Kansas Politicians Await Pensions Commissioner Pick
Dems positioned for posts while Republicans expect a shift. Kansas talks focus on Evans successor and a possible secretary of agriculture bid by Coburn ally. Rumors link Judge Peters and Colmek Fine to pensions post as McKinley-era timing looms.
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Kansas
Yies
Coburn
Lbs
Roosevelt
Judge SR
Peters
Colmek Fine
McKinley
Ims
Evans
Iman
Jude
Roosevelt inaugurates new White House residence night
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and children arrive at the White House for a permanent residence. Col Binghin escorts the party from the station to the building as President Roosevelt receives them at the porte cochere. A dinner hosts a group including Taey h edged and other officials. Later the President enjoys a horseback ride with Colnel Sumer.
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Washington
Theodore Rodsevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Col Binghin
Bret Sire
War Breaks Out Amid Incomplete Reports
Journal notes a speculative front page about a clash between Great Britain and Turkey. The piece mentions British naval bases, possible troop movements, and allied powers including Russia, Germany, and France, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing.
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Great Briain
Turkey
Fellet
Eymat
Russia
Germe
France
Thi Parr
Aim
Ture
Deaths in the Philippines list multiple U S soldiers
Washington reports August 19 deaths in the Philippines from various diseases. Names include Grant Greenberry, Fre t K Bewsian, Beury Thorne, William T Smite, David M Scott, Michiel Murray, Frank A Lewis, Andrew Larson, Chugies Harrison, Heuben Harris, Hernan Wilke, Gilbert Scroges, Philip Oliver, Thomas Willems, Walter F Sharp, George S Johns, John Wort Lat, Burnett McIntire, James Cuttigny, M Whyrmet, JR Niet, and other service members across infantry cavalry and hospital corps. Forecase notes southerly winds for tonight and Friday.
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Washington
Chaffee
Philippines
Austen
Grant Greenberry
K. Bewsian
Loth Tagantey
Beury ‘Thomne
William TT Smite
David M. Scott
Enguirs
Michiel Murray
Frank A. Lewis
Sth
John Wort
Burnett AL Mcintire
James Cuttigny
Hoth
Krasitr
M. Whrymet
JR. EL Niet
Pushing Schley Session Delayed for Funeral Absence
The Schley court of inquiry opened with plans for a single session but adjourned to attend Jesse Wilson’s funeral. Navy counsel pressed for proof that Schley knew of Carvera’s presence and claimed scout cruisers observed movements near Santiago and Key West. Captain Wise testified about the Merrimac incident and relay of information to Admiral Schley during West Indies operations.
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Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Raving
Jesse Wilson
Navy Department
Sehley
Carvera
Santiago
Hus Puypoet
Wise
Yalb
Key West
Yale
Admiral Schrey
Lin
Newport News
Sarpson
Bumpson
Beald
Lemley
Wire
Sehiey
Slesbee
Lelia
Brooklyn
Hayner
Cay Smithy
Testimony on Harbor Dispatch and Santiago Fortifications
Witness details signals between Yale and nearby vessels and confirms no information passed about dispatches. Admiral Dewey court questions assign responsibility for conveying a dispatch. Captain Wise reported Santiago harbor fortifications. observation of land batteries noted during reconnaissance.
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Sissbee
Sissbees
Bebiext
Sigebee
Merrimac
Mr. Jianna
Ying Suuadron
Captain Wise
Parker
Santiago
Iind
Yale White
Czolgosz to Die by Electricity at State Prison
The sentence of death by electrocution is set for the week of October 28 1903 at the state prison. Czolgosto admitted no exculpation and denied having accomplices to the murder of President McKinley. Officials in Buffalo report the earliest execution date as October 28 under state law.
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Buffalo
Leos F. Caputoca
McKinley
Dame Ein
Testimony and court scene from Santiago campaign inquiry
Fragmented transcript details questions and answers about the San tiago harbor operations and Catalina's squadron movements. Admirals Cotton and Wise give testimony on May 11 and May 25 with references to the Brooklin dispatches and the Massachusetts. The scene describes guards, spectators, and the prisoner seating as Justice White prepares to begin proceedings.
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Cottonbe
Sigehee
Schley
Wise
Rigsbsey
Santiago
Yale
Cotton
Navy Department
Kingston
Brooklin
Lemley
Schrey
Cervers
Wight
Massachusetts
Mr. Lemley
C. Gay
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Associated Press
Marconi Company of
Wireles Telegraph Company
Philadelphtal
Home For Trust
New Jersey
Dakota
Agricultural Department
Pensions
William
Chicago
Cervera
Atlantic
Windward
Leon F. Czolgosz
Czolgoss
Geary and
Solomon
Cussak
Afitchell
Justice White
Enlgoss
Thomas Penny
Sr. Penny
Laeart
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