Bride at helm wins Lipton Cup on 28 foot yacht Gauntlet
The 28 foot sloop Gauntlet skipped 6 hour race from Gravesend Bay to Bermuda off Cape Hatteras winning the Lipton Cup worth $500. Mrs Thorp Lund Robinson, 20, guided Gauntlet into second place amid three small Brooklyn Yacht Club entries, with Tamerlane and Lila faster boats. The voyage tested tiny craft across the gulf stream with Lila forced to Norfolk Harbor for safety.
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George
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Jefferson Bible copies spark public demand and Senate quotas
The Jefferson Bible bound in red Morocco stirred trouble at the Smithsonian before being photographed and widely duplicated. A magazine promotion offered free copies in exchange for letters to Senators or Members of Congress, triggering large demand. Each Senator received a 30 copy quota, prompting plans to print more as requests flood in.
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Will you be a candidate for president
A compilation of opinions from prominent presidential hopefuls answers the query Will you be a candidate Taft Cannon Bryan Shaw Jobson Fairbanks moniker and others weigh in on candidacy. The piece also covers a Washington social dinner where Russia and Japan exchange ambassadorial courtesies amid postwar diplomacy.
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Taft
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Ohio
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Itosen
Portsmouth
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The Jungle by Upton Sinclair and its harsh critique
A review extols The Jungle as one of the most powerful books of recent years detailing the brutal methods of meatpacking. The piece underscores Sinclair’s firsthand plant visits, corroboration by a Roosevelt commission, and follows the tale of Jurgis and Ona as they emigrate to Chicago, endure exploitation, and witness a system that destroys workers and families for profit.
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Lithuania
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Wurupe
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Ona
Packingtown
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Armiuy
Josers
Immigrant Trials Play at Vassar Aid Society
A fragment from The Land of the Ice shows Luigi and his wife Maria at Ellis Island as a migrant officer denies their full reunion. Luigi promises hardship and speed to send for Maria, while the family faces deportation unless funds and law align. The scene, based on a newspaper note, captures immigrant dreams and daily barriers in New York harbor.
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Horace Smith and a plan for a healthy old age
The piece cites Horace Smith and a 19th century ideal of aging gracefully. It urges moderation in youth, tempering passions, and devotion to domestic life, faith, work, and God as the richest treasure beyond pleasure or wealth.
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