Harvard Triumph in Rowing Classic as Yale Strokes Falter
Harvard defeated Yale in a dramatic boat race marked by Griswold collapsing at the stroke, then regaining, as Harvard pulled clear to finish ahead. Yale rallied briefly but finished six lengths behind, with Harvard supporters shouting triumph while spectators witnessed a tense, rain-swept scene.
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Still in deadlock as NC Democrats clash over governor pick
Democrats of North Carolina hold a stormy convention after ten ballots with no clear nominee for governor. Kitchin leads by a margin of gains and losses, while factions clash and banners are torn, causing near clashes despite tense personal encounters. Terrell County shifts votes amid the uproar as adjournment pressure rises. No candidate breaks the deadlock after hours of chaotic proceedings.
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Kaiser changes attache to attend German event
Fragmented OCR excerpt mentions Kaiser, attache, and a complex scene around a German event. Names and places are garbled. readable parts reference attendees and deliberations about a diplomatic gathering. The text lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes.
Fish Sells Out His Stock In Railroad Venture
Former Times Central Railroad president begins divestment of 1,000 shares. He will likely remain involved as the road he helped build continues to shape its future after two decades of leadership and influence.
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Chicago Tune 25
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Final Orders to the Fleet Sailors prepare for world voyage
Final orders to the fleet have been issued by Rear Admiral Sperry commander of the Atlantic Fleet. The ships will depart San Francisco on July 7 for a round the world voyage with a scheduled arrival in Manila late in the fall. The return itinerary by way of the Suez Canal has not been finalized.
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Woman shoots herself in Edgewater home
Mrs Cecile Billups a thirty year old social figure in Norfolk accidentally shot herself while reaching for a bottle of medicine on a shelf at her Edgewater home. Attending physicians say she cannot recover as the pistol misfired during the accident.
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Independence League Convention Plans Outline Chicago Dates
National Independence League to hold its convention at Orchestra Hall Chicago on July 27 and 28. A subcommittee of the national committee meets July 10 to set preliminary arrangements, issue contracts for decorations printing and tickets. About 1,000 delegates are expected.
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Sinking of the Larache off Corunna Claims 85 Lives
June 2 report from Corunna Spain recounts the sinking of the steamship Larache after hitting rocks near Murra s. Sixty rescuees are aboard along with the captain and crew, while the captain, ship’s mate, and first officer die. Most passengers are said to be residents of Argentina. The damaged vessel yielded a brief lifeboat effort as fishermen rescued survivors in rough seas.
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Sherman undecided over vice presidency nomination
Reported turmoil surrounds Congressman Sherman as talks with Republican leaders urge him to stay at the helm of the Congressional committee. He questions the propriety of the director’s actions and contemplates his own decision after consulting with party officials. President Taft’s campaign considerations and storms in health may shape his future.
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Sherman’s Recovery Progress Report From Cleveland Medical Team
Sympathizers rush prescriptions for gallstones and medicine as Sherman shows marked improvement in Cleveland. An official briefing by Dr Carter at 10 o clock states his condition is most satisfactory with a comfortable day and temperature near normal. He is expected to leave hospital for home Monday after final checks and rest.
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Klopfer Brothers Bankers Close After Hard Luck
Munich reports the Klopfer Brothers finance firm dissolves due to severe losses. Shenidore and Max Klopfer exit the banking business amid financial difficulties. Origin traced to a June 1891 Leipzig Bank loss. Baltimore to Netara route offered with weekend return tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad. Regular trains run except Congressional Limited.
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Shenidore
Max Klopfer
Klopfer Brothers
Leipsic Bank
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Netara
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
Mattison divorce case resumes with Dr Wainwright cross
In New York June 25 Justice Erlanger reserved decision as the Mattison divorce trial continued. Dr Charles F Wainwright, co respondent and Postgraduate Hospital professor, denied financing Mrs Mattison after abandonment. He admitted taking her to cafes where she drank heavily and said she advised moderation but paid for drinks. He testified she suffered from hysteria and neurasthenia.
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Mattison
TWO BOOMS IN DENVER MACK DECLARES FOR CHANLER
Thomas Taggart, head of the Democratic national committee, arrives in ener, Colo with a pro Chanler vice presidential boom. He predicts Bryan will secure the nomination on the first ballot with John W Kern as running mate. Norman Mick supports Chanler. no government ownership plank expected in the platform. Tammany Hall plans five delegation trains to Denver, about 500 in total.
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GIFT SENT TO BRYAN FOR DENVER CONVENTION GAVEL
A piece of white oak weighing twenty pounds cut near Jefferson was sent by express this afternoon to William A Bryan at Lincoln Nebraska. The oak will be carved into the gavel to open the Democratic convention at Denver on June 26.00 Weekend excursions to Atlantic seaside resorts via Baltimore and Ohio ERR offer Friday and Saturday trips through agents.
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Simplicity Planned for Grover Cleveland Funeral in Princeton
Princeton officials and Governor Fort favor a restrained funeral for ex president Grover Cleveland with no display. President Roosevelt and officials will attend, guarded by mounted troops for safety as thousands gather. Clergy from Princeton and New York will officiate at house services and graveside rites.
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Betsy Ross myth challenged by Philadelphia report
William J Campbell told the historical sites committee that Betsy Ross is a fake story. He said the Betsy Ross house should not be recognized or cited in Founders' Day events.
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Betsy Ross
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Spies in Gould Home Accuse Young Singer of Treachery
Mrs Gould seeks a divorce amid sensational New York gossip. She alleges Leonard Gould has for years kept private detectives in servant guise and that a glamorous singer described only as a European star accompanied him on yacht cruises. The suit, filed after a summons yesterday, previews further claims of misconduct and secret hearings as the couple confront a staggeringly public split.
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Unclear fragment on political nomination and statements
Fragmentary text quotes individuals in a political context. It mentions Johnson Lincoln Nabe, Wilharm Jo Bryan, Pithe DP Waiggener, and a Missouri Pacific general attorney. Tone suggests discussion of vice presidential possibility but no clear facts or dates.
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Early Departure of District Delegates Affects Denver Plan
The advance guard of district delegates to the Center Democrats left Washington yesterday led by Sam De Nedey and John Jo Purcell, key Central Labor Union figures. They refused to vow Denver support until July, amid anti information plan talk. Local Democrats escorted the pair to Union Station. Baltimore & Ohio Railway advertised round trips for weekends.
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One-Man Rule Favored by President in Reform Plan
President Roosevelt advocates appointing a single chief executive for the District, removable by the President, with selection of a capable outsider allowed. He criticizes the present division of authority and argues the public good demands a strong centralized leadership in Washington.
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