Harvard Wins Dramatic Yale Boat Race After Griswold Collapse
Harvard triumphs as Yale stroke Griswold collapses midrow causing a dramatic rally for Harvard. Yale elements struggle in the wake of the fall while Harvard secures a clear finish amid a roaring crowd. The incident overshadows the close competition and electrifies supporters on both banks.
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Yale
Griswold
Cass Falea
Yale Coffirts
Tit Hey Work
Tongera Ries
Harvard
Regulr Saish Saash
Democrats of North Carolina in Deadlock Over Governor Nomination
Still in deadlock after ten ballots at the North Carolina Democratic convention. Kitchin maintains lead while Craig loses votes and Horne remains steady. Uproar and personal confrontations mar proceedings as factions clash over the nomination.
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North Carolina
Terrel County
Washington Post
Ieriotte
Kitchen
Craig
Horne
Chen
Craig Ow
Kaiser Changes Attache in German Navy Attire Controversy
Fragmented OCR shows a historical notice about Kaiser changes attaché roles and embassy attire amid a German naval inquiry. It mentions figures and dates with references to Grein, France, and Prussia, plus a protest on military dress codes and international tensions.
FISH SELLS GUT HIS STOCK IN RAILROAD INTEREST
Former railroad president begins selling shares amid market activity. The Times Central Railroad stake shifts as remaining holdings are expected to be reassessed. The long build to influence the railroad’s future traces back two decades.
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Chicago Tune 25
Stovesant Piso
The
Times Central
Ceara
FINAL ORDERS TO THE FLEET FOR WORLD CRUISE
Final orders issued to Rear Admiral Sperry for the Atlantic fleet to sail from San Francisco on July 7 and circle the globe. The voyage plans include a return via the Suez Canal with a late fall arrival at Manila. The itinerary for the return leg has not been finalized.
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Sperry
San Francisco
Pal
Atantic
Fleg Whch
Fleet 93
Suez Canal
Woman shoots herself in Edgewater home accident
Mrs Cecile Billups 30 a social figure of Norfolk fatally wounds herself when a pistol in a medicine shelf discharges after Mel Hillups reaches for a bottle. Doctors say she cannot recover. An excursion line advertises trips from Union Station at multiple prices to Harpers Ferry Martinsburg Berkeley Springs and Cumberland.
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Norfolk
Cecile Billups
Edgewater
Mel Hillups
Baltimore and Ohio
Warpers
Martineburg
Berkeley Sarmes
Cumberland
Union Station
Harpers Terry
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
League Convention Plans For Independence League
Washington Post reports preparations for the national Independence League convention to be held at Orchestra Hall in Chicago on July 27 and 28. A national committee subcommittee will meet July 10 to arrange contracts for decorations printing and badges. About 1,000 delegates are expected.
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Washington Post
New York
Independence League
Orchestra Hall
Chicago
National Committee
Sinking of the Larache near Corunna Leaves 85 Lost
Latest reports confirm 85 lost when the steamship Larache struck rocks near Muros Galician coast. Sixty rescued, captain and two officers drowned, 150 aboard, passengers mostly Argentine residents. Rescue boats foundered in heavy surf, many saved without clothing.
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Corunna
Spain
Argentine Republic
Larache
Muras
Gadlack
Larmerie
Sherman undecided on vice presidency and committee role
The article reports Mr Sherman wavering about pursuing the vice presidency, with Mr Tawney pressing him to stay as head of the Congressional Committee. It notes possible resignation as committee chair if he shifts to national campaigning, amid party tensions and health concerns.
Sherman Recovery Progress Report From Cleveland Bursts With Hope
Sympathizers sent prescriptions for Gallstones and medicines as Sherman shows rapid improvement. Dr Carter issued a statement at 10 o clock noting a comfortable day with increasing stability. Medical staff expect sufficient recovery to discharge to home Monday, temperature near normal and pulse 72.
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Clueland
Ohio
Jane
Jan G &Rdiman
Tresicentiil
Tutit
Panunt Gy Turing
Carter
Mt Sherman
Sherman
Klopfer Brothers Bankers End Lives in Munich
The Klopfer Brothers Shenidore and Max, founders of Klopfer Brothers Bankers, died today amid financial difficulties traced to losses from a 1891 Leipzig Bank collapse. Tickets offered from Baltimore to Netara for weekends via Pennsylvania Railroad, valid return through Sunday night.
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Munich
Shenidore
Max Klopfer
Klopfer Brothers
Leipsic Bank
Baltimore and
Netara
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Mattison divorce trial resumes with cross examination
The Mattison divorce case in New York proceeded as Dr Charles F Wainwright, co respondent, faced cross examination. Wainwright denied financing Mrs Mattison after abandonment and admitted advising her to stop drinking while noting she often drank at cafes and restaurants under his care. He described her as suffering from hysteria and neurasthenia and said he paid for her drinks on occasion.
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New York
Mattison
Newport
Beth
Thenia
TWO BOOMS IN DENVER MACK DECLARES FOR CHANLER
In Denver Thomas Taggart, Democratic National Committee chairman, promotes a Chanler vice presidential boom beside Bryan. Norman Mick arrives with a Chanler ticket push. Mack says Bryan will nominate Kern on the first ballot and rejects a government ownership plank. Tammany Hall mobilizes five convention trains with about 500 delegates.
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New York
Bryan
Ener
Colo
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
John W Kern
Indiana
Woodson
Lumina
Illinois
Norman
Mick
Rufio
Veut
Chanler
Pine
Newark
Chaler
Tammany
York
Thomas F Smith
Tammany Hall
Fourteenth Street
Denver
Gift of Jefferson Oak Gavel for Denver Democratic Convention
A twenty pound white oak piece cut near Jefferson named Monticello was shipped by express to William A. Bryan in Lincoln Nebraska. The wood will be crafted into the gavel to open the Democratic convention in Denver on June 26. Also promoting weekend excursions to Atlantic seaside resorts via Baltimore and Ohio ERR with Friday and Saturday departures.
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Bryan
Mack
Lincoln
Chanter
Mick
Kline
de Uly
Washington Post
Charlottes Villa
Jefferson
Monticello
Express
Williama Bryan
Denver
Taanth
Atlantic
Baltimore and Ohio
Funeral to be simple for Grover Cleveland in Princeton
The funeral will be marked by extreme restraint with no bands or military display. Mounted troops guard the half mile route to the old Princeton Cemetery while President Roosevelt and Gov Fort attend. Clergy from Princeton and New York will lead a brief Presbyterian service at the home and grave. Attendance limited, but thousands expected. Roosevelt arrives by special train.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Layard Lane
Ormon
Mey
Henry van Dyke
Prinstor
William R Richard
Brick Presbyterian Church of
New York
Sylvester W Beach
1St Presbyterian Church of
Maitland Bartlett
McMellan Paw Mertys
Benedict Richards
Morgan
J Fietpont Morgan
Russel
Howard McLenahan
Bayard Stockton
Jowr Baxard Lane
Nassau Street
Wiggin Street
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Gav Fort
Gov Hughes
Vode Smith
Georgia
Altrough
Ronseelt
Primetons
Robinson
Lienton
Cleveland House
Gov Fort
Adjt
Frederick Gildysor
Mra
Clevelands
Betsy Ross Myth Dismissed by Philadelphia Committee
William J Campbell reports to Philadelphia historical sites committee that Betsy Ross did not design the American flag or interview George Washington. He calls the tale a false tradition and states the Betsy Ross house will not be recognized or mentioned in Founders Day events.
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Philadelphia
Betsy Ross
William J Campbell
Mr Campbell
George Wahington
Betsy Ross House
Spies in Gould Home Accuse Young Singer in Divorce Case
Special to The Washington Post reveals that George Gould’s splurge of detectives and a famed singer’s rumored involvement are tied to his divorce suit. The article claims Mrs Gould may seek a trove dispute and accuses a private crew of gumshoes around the couple’s yacht.
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Trove
Artiltery Ermands Ts
Actios
Donald
Beantihil
Nean d Valgee
Unclear fragment hints at 1912 vice presidential talk
A garbled report references Wilharm Jo Bryan and Pithe DP Waiggener in Missouri Pacific context. It mentions nomination for Vice President and a statement that will be shared publicly if there is anything to say.
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Lincoln
Atelison
Kansta
Wilharm
Jo Bryan
Missouri
Gav Jonsen
Ibe
Mr Bryan
Early Departure of District Delegates to Denver
The advance guard of the District Democrats departed Washington for Denver at 1 PM yesterday. Sam De Nedey and John Jo Purcell head the party representing labor groups. They expect other delegates to join in July as part of the anti infimation plan.
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Washington
Sam de Nedey
John Jo Purcell
Peth
Labow
Denver
Wuen
Central Labor
Lnion
Electrical Workers Union
Lor
Chirage
President Advocates One Man Rule for District Governance
The President urges a return to a one man rule for the District of Columbia, proposing a strong executive removable by the President, with selection open to men from all states. He criticizes the current distribution of authority, favors a capable chief executive, and plans to seek Congressional support after summer vacation. The plan would replace district commissioners and centralize leadership in a single appointed official supported by high level experts.
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Rongevelt
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Oo]nia
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Quest Onabla
NM Homeyi
Mentipa
Etroly
Opnion
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