Lipton Seeks Another Americas Cup Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton met with designer Fife as to whether to issue another challenge under New York Yacht Club rules. He insists on a 90 foot max class or a 90 foot loa design, with ten months notice and deed of gift constraints. The talk centers on the feasibility of a freak boat and the chances of success remain doubtful amid mixed reactions in London and New York.
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Thomas
New York Yacht Club
Washinxton
London
Thomas Lipton
Fife
Glasgow
Lipon
Thomas Wil
Kite
Thonma
New Fork Yacht Club
Thas
America
Tle
New York
Fxcht Club
Nus
Wwe
Thia J Closa
Nalirally
Thomas Lipton Tate
Foyat Belsh Yacht Club
Reaponau
Wineanes Mallenge
le New York Yacht Club
Geen
Anremes
Lt Io
United Kingdom
U SN
York Yacht Club
Great Brittin
Clyde Sachismen
New York Yacht
The Tomb of Jackson in a Fragmented Historic Tribute
Fragmented OCR mentions Jackson burial and a tomb monument, with references to historical figures and sites. The garbled text hints at a commemorative note for Jackson and related tombs in various locations. No clear date or full names are ascertainable from the read text.
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Jem Rans
Montfofaet
Ceseland
Can
Jackson
Garfield Rettina Returns After Month at Home
garfield rettina has come back to his residence after a month away with unusual phrasing and possible OCR errors unclear details but indicates a return at his home location and time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actricy Garfield Rettina
Hag
Western Yachtmen split over New York Yacht Club challenge
Cleveland and Milwaukee yachtmen critique the New York Yacht Club decision to reject Sir Thomas Lipton’s Lipton Cup challenge. Opinions vary on fairness and sport, with calls to allow smaller 90 foot class boats to foster broader competition at the Jameson Exposition era.
Theater tragedy ends in gas suicide by husband
At a Northwest Washington home Harry Schwalb thirty two, a furniture dealer, used a gas jet with a tube in his mouth to kill himself after returning from a theater with his wife. The wife and young daughter found him dead, gas odors filled the rooms, neighbors aided, and the wife reported the husband had health troubles and showed no prior signs of intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schwalb
Tenth Street
Tate
Schwalb
Schwal
Ma Hia
Peace conference talks with Salvadoran ministers and Baliadoran envoy
Miniter voice from Ineonen and Salvadoran Minister Mella called at the State Department to discuss an approaching peace conference and a permanent treaty. Acting Secretary Bacon participated as the gunboat Albany departed La Union to Costa Rica to collect the Balvadorean minister, escort him to San Francisco as a conference delegate.
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Miniter
Ineonen
Mella
Salvador
State Department
Bacon
Arranga
Albany
la Union Salvador
Puenta Arenua
Costa Rica
Matracona
Panama
San Franco
Colored man appeals to US Commissioner in Georgia mob case
Savannah Gazette reports that John Parker, a Black man, appeared to claim a Wayne County mob whipped and shot him Wednesday night. He seeks justice and knowledge of involvement. The US Commissioner referred Parker to the United States district attorney for action.
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Georgia
United States
Savannah
John Parker
Jontina
Wayne County
Marvin
Parker
United
Sttorne
Nine year old Quentin Roosevelt plays with snakes in the White House
The president's son Quentin Roosevelt, aged about nine, rushed into a cabinet room with three artificial snakes and then displayed a live king snake in his sleeve to Congressmen including Col Pete Hepburn. The scene caused astonishment and humor as Quentin charmed and paraded reptiles, and later retrieved a missing wild snake from the White House library.
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Pete” Hepburn
Quentin Roossvelt
Quentin
Congress
Pete Heppurn
Iowa
House and Commons
Col Pete
Tunge Lacey
Quen Ur
Tian
Iite
Col
Lacey
King Snake
Ser Hn
Col Hepburn
Oyster Bay
Frasident 3
Quentin Ha
Bagomore Hin
Mminberk
Washington
Oyaler Bay
White House
Schmidt
White’ House
Riley
Waa
Ink Blinded Woman at Government Printing Office
Mrs Claray snorted an employee at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing living on Twenty-second Street NW is blinded in the left eye by ink used for paper money. The injury worsened to both eyes within hours. she was treated at the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. A damages claim against the government may be filed.
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Mra Claray Snort
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mia Short
Short
Episcopal Eye
Bhart
Carrie Nation Released After Workhouse Sentence
Carrie Nation was freed yesterday morning after paying a 15 fine imposed on September 18 by Jude Bundy. She calls claims she paid the fine herself cruel slander and notes she would rather stay in jail than pay. She says a Union Holiness Association in Evansville sent 28 to cover the fine, and she criticizes officials and the crowd that led to her arrest for rebuking boys smoking in a post office.
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Carrie Nation
Jude Bundy
Mra Nation
Fudge Bundy
Lead Ind
Wntil Doomsday
Union Pel Hlolinesa Association of
Evansville
Ind
Judes Tnedy
Ra Chiiatian
Stephen
Washington
Diamond Stolen From Fay Tincher at Raleigh Hotel
New York actress Miss Fay Tincher reports a remarkable theft at the Raleigh Hotel. Her room was jostled while she slept and a diamond ring valued at 100 dollars disappeared from under a crinket and creasing table. Central Office Detective Cornwell handles the case.
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Fay Tincher
New York
Ralegh Hitel
Central Office
Cornwell
Theosophy Leader Praises Masters at Masonic Temple
Mrs Besant, world president of the Theosophical Society, lectured at the Masonic Temple on the place of masters in religion. She described masters as enlightened beings who imprison their perfected souls in bodies to better spread doctrines and urged a universal civilization beyond race or creed through reincarnation and unity of mankind.
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Cowie
Church
Admiral Goodrich
Cowie Ie Wan
Wren
Nasal
Jonce
Alaris
Gadrich
Newberry
Too
Ove Pay
Navy Yard
Seetry
Seeberry
Leavin Ley
Walla
Adana
Guouden
Weslingten
Italy
Roosevelt
BFE
Pat
Tae
Atly
Wits
Arti
Theosophical Society
Masonic Temple
Promee
God
Somuelle
United States
Mra Besant
Muner
Europe
Ltfe
Ita
Egypt
Pythagoras
Christ Wordsworth
Baltimore Boy Prisoner Charged With Petty Larceny
Paul Austin, 19, of 2208 Oak Street Baltimore, detained at the First Precinct station, charged with petty larceny. Central Office Detectives Warren and Mullen brought him in from home. he will appear in Pomge Court this morning. Anne IN allegedly fired from local customers garb for a masquerade pall ignored by the customer who did not return. A dog theft report notes a black and white wetter dog missing from Brest northwest. description circulated to precincts.
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Paul Austin
Oak Street
Baltimore
Firat
Idle City
Central Office
Warren
Mullen
Ponge Court
Annein
Rolume A Vs. Rowenry
Smaca
Brest
Garrison Bars Dogrs Members Ready for Fight
Barry Branch of Army and Navy Union amid a turbulent clash at Roosevelt Garrison as barred doors confine Department Commander Galbraith and staff. Members refuse entry, vote to bar, condemn National Commander Browne, and plan defense of charter amid heated charges of illegitimate authority.
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Barry
Army and Navy
Unon Bameadea Mach Againsi Department
Ulbmatom
Astemom
Cammttes
Dende
Willam
Army and Navy Union
Hubert Gabraith
Tryon
Staf
JC Jorgensen
Onsistant
Spenser E. Bomar
Galbraith
J Eawin Browne
Baltimore
Roosevelt Garrison
Fla
Heparen Am Oruggle
Barry Garrison
Roosevelt
Department
Gattraith
Browne
Robert C Afton
Robert D Grant
F Chase
Jis
Kent
Brody
Aiten
Hidden Money Stolen From Mrs Dillon Home
Mrs Sarah Dillon of Li North Cay street reported to police that money kept in her stocking disappeared while she slept in her home. A dog’s bark woke her about fifteen minutes later, and she found the money gone. Detectives from the central office are investigating.
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Forovatas
Sarah Dillon
Li North Cayitol
Dillon
Lost fox found dead at the zoo park
The Alaskan silver fox escaped Wednesday from Dr Cecil Wrench’s Twentieth Street home by gnawing its cage. It was found dead yesterday afternoon by a zoo keeper after searches by men and boys. The tame fox, valued at several hundred dollars, had been taught to shake hands and was to be given to the Zoo.
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Cecil Wrench
Twentieth Street
Colurebie Road
Zoo Park
French
Hlgmat
Laure
Frenoa
Alaska
Weather Conditions From Coastal and Interior Regions
The report describes unsettled weather across the coast and inland areas with light to moderate showers, variable winds, and cooler temperatures. Northwest and southern regions show distinct conditions including cooler lows, developing fronts, and forecasted rain extending from the Gulf to the Atlantic seaboard through Friday and Saturday.
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Dept of Agreshure
Mureee
Sankoton Teurader
Alseiver and Crere
Fata
Pentoacla
Westrama
Florida
Paette
Larne
Atlansic
Wiifay
Sateréey
Ana Prabaniy
Seurtay
Orthern
New Hagitad
Flersn
Probantr Steasiig
Pettey Ale ‘Steamers
Capar Ag
Painter killed in fall from scaffold at residence
McMahon, a painter, died after falling about twenty feet from a scaffold while working on a cornice. Witnesses and responders aided him. he was transported to Georgetown University Hospital where he died from a fractured skull. He left a wife and four children.
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Apm Rats
Spm
Asueville
Immackes du
Joseph McMahon
Atrest
Cine
McMahon
Sheresge
Milena
Witther
Murdock Mill
Rosd
Feorge
Curtard
Wisconsin Avenue
Kansas City
McBishan
Lillie Roo
Georgetown University
Menbe
Hla
New Orient Ie
McMahna
New
Bale Leke City Cth
Ueoa, Io
St Prat Wien
Springferd
Viceaburg Moe Sa
Runaway Horse Dragging Injures Peditt and Branzel
Joneph Peditt twenty five of 4421 Netreet northerest was dragged about a hundred feet while trying to stop a runaway horse on Thirty-Fifth Street NW. Policeman J E Branzel of Beventa precinct drove after the horse and was dragged, suffering head injuries, then removed to Georgetown University Hospital. The horse collided with an iron fence before tumbling, Branzel escaped major harm. Peditt was dragged home by the manager before officials arrived.
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Joneph Peditt
Netreet
J J Branzel
Beventa
Georgetown
Branzelt
Peditt
Bores
Police Say Woman Swindled Public With False Pretense
Police say Hester Smith, 26, of 186 Turner Street Northwest, was arrested after weeks of complaints about a swindle. Detectives Green and Fortune detained her yesterday afternoon. She allegedly solicited dollars by claiming a dying husband and inherited debts, promising five defences in return. Several victims reported advancing money, though no payments were received.
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Lester Seth
Hester [ Smith
Turner Street
Northwest
Green and Fortne
Ees
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