Americans Quit Tug of War at Olympic Games
Americans give up tug of war at the Olympic Games as teams from the United States withdraw. Liverpool men appear in heavy steel-bound shoes despite rules, raising controversy. United Kingdom adds two wins and two points in field events. Larner establishes a development record in a 10 minute walk. Danels wins a heat in the 106 meter swim but Lightboy loses the steeplechase. Americans to enter Paris sports.
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Taft Campaign Wager Sets 9 to 1 Odds in Washington
Government workers placed the first public campaign bet in Washington, wagering 1000 to 37 on Taft’s election as the race began. The names were not revealed due to employment in government service. The wager drew attention as the presidential race opened.
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Washington
Rebels Put to Flight End of Revolt Predicted
A fragmentary report details rebel actions and government warnings as uprisings are repulsed. Moro insurgents retreat amid scattered clashes. Ugar ta foresees quick collapse, while Marines may not land in Honduras. Military moves and desertions front a chaotic security picture with forces deployed and morale shifting.
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Mystery of Hazel Drew death at Teal's Pond deepens
Dragnet for clues widens as District Attorney O Brien seeks coroner aid in Hazel Drew case. Inquest planned for early next week with witnesses questioned about the girl's movements and possible connections, including a mysterious man and ties to New York.
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Fairfax Title Fight Begins In Early Round
Fragmented OCR reveals a 19th century note on a Fairfax succession dispute and a court challenge to a Scottish peerage title. Also mentions a Baltimore return railfare via Pennsylvania Railroad and that post want ads are in The East classifieds.
Japanese Cadets Arrive aboard Taisei in San Francisco
Training ship Taisei of the Japanese navy, commanded by Furuya, arrives from Yokohama at noon in San Francisco with a large cadet contingent. Excursion fares listed include $100 to Frederick, Keedysville, and Antietam area, with special trains from Union Station on Sunday, July 12.
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Former slave jockey Coleman dies at 110 in Seguin
Special to The Washington Post George Coleman a 110 year old former slave and famed jockey died at his home in Seguin Texas He was owned by the Lindsay family of Kentucky and rode in New York Philadelphia and Washington about 75 years ago He traveled with Dana Rice the circus man for three years and moved to Texas fifty years ago
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Whales Sighted Off New Jersey Coast
A school of about whales was sighted off the Jersey coast between Sandy Hook and Point Pleasant, about five miles from shore, creating interest and excitement at area summer resorts along the Atlantic Highlands line.
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Bryan Declares Appeal for Funds for Commoner Endorsement
Democratic candidate William J Bryan urges farmers to donate from five to one hundred dollars or more to support the Commoner endorsement of an anti imperialist league. He plans to start for Chicago Friday and will confer with national committee subgroups. The appeal emphasizes contributions from farmers nationwide to fund the campaign and restore government to the people.
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Chicago
National Committee
Denver
Bryan to travel to Chicago with Iowa Democrat visitors
Mr Bryan will travel over the Burlington route reaching Chicago by 3 a and will stay in Gineagh for about one day depending on a subcommittee decision. Visitors included Judge E Me Carr of Manchester and other Iowa Democrats such as John Denmon Du buque C D Huston Cedar Rapids and I A Green Stone City. Bryan welcomed the Anti Imperialistic League endorsement noting its history with his platform. He declined to comment on use of the Commoner if elected.
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Brick Wall Saves Greenwich From Fire Alarm
Fire damages in Greenwich Connecticut reach about 225000 dollars as a blaze in the F Mester livery stable destroys Rays carnage repository and the Allen and Hassett buildings. A double brick party wall between the post office and the carriage repository prevents wider destruction. The fire reportedly started before noon from matches by children. Assistance was summoned from nearby towns via the local telephone exchange.
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Village Tries Hobson Plan as Seacliff Defeats Rail Boat Landing
Sea Cliff residents celebrate a victory over the Long Island Railroad Company after towing a schooner to block its landings. Citizens cheered as an old sea captain sailed the vessel into the float while authorities sought a Hooson to deter future approaches. The town asserts steamboat service remains inadequate.
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Ethel Roosevelt Birthday Celebration Planned at Sagamore Hill
The youngest Roosevelt daughter will celebrate a birthday with a party at the family home Sagamore Hill. Guests include several young friends invited to dance on the veranda while the President may attend and mingle with attendees. A lively reception is expected as the event marks a notable family occasion.
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President calls Bonaparte to Oyster Bay conference
President Roosevelt summons Bonaparte to a conference at his summer home in Oyster Bay. The Attorney General, who had arrived days earlier, left on a late afternoon train after being asked to identify the nature of the meeting with the president.
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Peary Sails For Pole Amid Harbor Salutes And Help
Commander Peary sails from Nova Scotia aboard the Roosevelt in a renewed bid to reach the north pole. The Roosevelt exchanges salutes with yacht clubs as the auxiliary coalier Brie heads north for Hawkesbury to take whale meat aboard. Peary expresses satisfaction at starting the expedition despite financial hurdles and hopes for success this year. Waldorf Astor seeks Parliament seat in Plymouth elections.
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Taft Plans Temperate Speech and Trust Regulation Push
Taft intends a temperate address focusing on regulating trusts via federal licensing, with details to be refined after Kellogg's arrival. The campaign notes Taft will travel July 26 to Cincinnati for the July 28 ceremonies, plans a Hot Springs return, and seeks to reassure business and party supporters of a steady policy stance.
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United Front in the West Shapes Taft Strategy
Report outlines Taft circle detailing a federal license approach to curb trusts while preparing a Western campaign plan. Hitchcock arrives to unite Republican leaders from Colorado to the Pacific and coordinate speakers and propaganda to strengthen Taft’s national ticket in a tense election year.
Avon man aged 95 commits suicide to avoid centenarian fate
Frederick Andrews aged 95 of Avon Avon Connecticut reportedly hanged himself last night. Authorities say he climbed a ladder and ended his life by suspending himself from an upper rung, fearing he would reach 100. The incident occurred in Winsted and was reported in the Washington Post.
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Eight Warrants Asked In Health Department Crackdown
Health department inspectors seeking arrest warrants for eight proprietors after Monday and Tuesday checks across downtown eating places and hotels. The drive targets cleanliness and compliance with food laws with notices issued and probes continuing into large centers on Maryland Avenue and M Street.
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Emma Burrell
William A Joyce
Charles Burrows
Flora E Enos
William J Hunter
James Washington
Sarah Jones
Katsura outlines Japan's postwar financial and peace aims
Marquis Katsura, Japan's premier and finance minister, grants an interview detailing policy goals for the government. He stresses peace, financial readjustment, and reduced armament spending while avoiding any actions that could disturb international order. He vows to ease postwar debts and focus on productive bonds.
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Hotels Face Scrutiny As Authorities Probe Violations
Health officer Woodward states large hotels face no favoritism and must compete with smaller establishments as investigations widen. Officials expect action today with many proprietors registering, following Florida grant violations and enforcement of the law across prominent venues.
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