Yacht Vigilant Beats Valkyrie In New York Harbor Race
In brisk autumn wind Bowing to a stiff breeze the American Vigilant defeated the British Valkyrie in a strenuous race for Americas Cup. Both yachts surged along under sail and steam tugs ferried them to Bay Ridge as crowds cheered. Capt. Cranfeld declined further comment while observers noted Vigilant’s windward superiority and Valkyrie’s struggles to gain on the reach.
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Amertes
Davy Palote
Dring
Jandenen
Menant
Wapanes
Fue Vighians
Amivetog
Mordéu
Atera
Ia Valyrie
Bern
Valkyria
Bay Ridge
Associated Press
Thorns
Lord Vunraven
Bleee
New York
Cranfeld
Oliver Teellu
Nathaniel Herezhoff
Tell ‘Ald
Nat
Hyrreshott
Seeber Marks
Hussan
She Velkyrin
Aurus
Valerrie
Valkyrie Bomr
Massachusetts Republicans name Greenhalge for governor
At the Boston Republican State Convention held in Music Hall the platform urged repeal of the silver act’s purchasing clause, stronger gold reserves, and protectionism. Attorney General Pillsbury nominated Frederick T. Greenhalge by acclamation after praising open debate. Lieutenant Governor Wolcott and Secretary Olly were also renominated.
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Frederick T. Greenhagle
Boston
Music Hall
Winslow
Calvin Stebbins
Worcester
Wm. A. Bancroft
Cambridge
Robinson
Congress
Pillsbury
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Greenhalge
Wolcott
Wo. M. Olly
Joby W. Kimball
De Mello Proclamation and Rio Janeiro Agreement
The dispatches report Admiral De Mello declaring a revolutionary struggle to restore the republic and law in Brazil. It notes President Peixoto’s consent to disarm the Rio Janeiro guns while insurgents halt attacking, following foreign powers’ mediation to spare the capital.
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Wasursoroy
D. C
Admiral de Mello
Dase
Brazil
Costopro Joss Dimello
Peixoto
Rio Wil
Wasuinatos
Rio Janeiro
Mellos
Tees
Picking
Charleston
Roberts Wins The Game In Dramatic Billiards Match
John Roberts Jr the English champion defeated Frank C Ives American champion in Lenox Lyceum with a final afternoon score of 9001 to 3104 and ended the night by reaching 10000 points at 1045 pm Ives blamed a cold sickness a slow fever and a sprained thumb for his loss while Roberts offered no remarks. In other action the New York baseball team shut out Brooklyn 12 to 0 in the Metropolitan district postseason series.
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New York
John Roberts, Jr
Frank C Ives
Chicago
Lenox Lyceum
Roberts
Ives
Ves
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Yacht Race News Sparks AP Victory Claim
A dispatch from London reports that the Associated Press led rival wires in yacht race coverage, with London papers receiving bulletins faster than United Press. Texas AP signs a ten-year exclusive-use contract. two weddings planned in Remsen, W Va, Oct 18.
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Associated Press
London
S. Lary Lawson
America
Reuter Telegram Company
United Press
Telm Ma
Ofice
Texas Associated Press Today
Carlisle Visit Sparks Senate Tug of War Over Voorhees Bill
In Washington on October 7 Secretary Carlisle met with Democratic senators for about two hours, fueling talk of a peace mission. He did not enter the chamber and said administration forces stood by against compromise, with night sessions planned to press the repeal bill through. Some senators warned a December recess could derail the measure if no agreement emerged.
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Widal
Ueder
Vikyrie
Awereag
Anis
Valkyria
Wasurxatox
D. C
Carlisla
Senate
Finance Committee
Voorhees
Harris
Vance
Associated Press
Carlisle
Capitol
Manderson
Carey
Wasnixatox, D
Roach
Dem
North Dakota
Great Britain
England
Mr. Allen
Pop
Nebraska
Belog
Ando
McPherson
Allen
Sherman
Debates on Election Bill Open in Congress
In Washington October 7 Mr Everett of Massachusetts opened the discussion on the election bill. He argued the laws fit the constitution but should be used only under extreme pressure. Geb Grosvenor of Ohio attacked the Democratic party stance on the national protection ballot. Mr Oates of Alabama supported the bill focusing on constitutional aspects. At night the galleries were full but few members remained in seats with Mr Texan presiding.
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D.C
Everett
Massachusetts
Geb. Grosvenor
Ohio
Oates
Alabama
Eer
Texas
Senate hopes for repeal compromise unfolds in fog of politics
Reports from Wasinhnton and Columbus describe Democratic optimism that a compromise on the Wilson-Voorhis silver repeal bill could emerge, with senators predicting unanimous party backing if talks advance. contrasting views note Sherman’s cautions about no clear plan. A separate dispatch covers a Columbus tale of Sallie Stringer and Augustin Cothon and a Toronto-to-Wheeling journey amid alleged scandal.
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Jalle Stringer
Columbus
Stevuenviux
Register
Augustion Cothon
Sallie Stringer
Bride
Toronto
Wheeling
Cothon
New
Cumberland
Sallie
Representative Bryan Gains Nothing On Senatorship Rumor
In Washington October 7 Rep resentative Bryan said he has no plans to seek the United States Senate to succeed Senator Manderson and will remain with the Democratic Party while it favors the gold standard. Other dispatches note rising pension case pendings, a new campaign chairman Caldwell of Ohio, and three arrests in the Wratten murder near Wasburn, Indiana with strong circumstantial evidence.
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Wasmaarox
D. C
Bryan
Nebraska
United States
Manderson
Democratic Party
Sim
Summitias
Congressional Republican Committee
John A. Caldwell
Ohio
Harris
Judge Caldwell
National Committee
Republican League of Clubs
Wratten
Wasuiserox, Inc
Lou Williams
Oscar Brown
Wet Mays
Jeffersonville
Casand
Marshal Cavansugh
Quiet in Big Four strike circles and local legal notes
October 7 report from pdlanapelia and nearby areas notes widespread strike activity slowing as machinists and blacksmiths in Brightwood seek work. In Pittsburgh a theatre owner faces creditor actions while a judge clarifies deadlines for judgments. A New York-Erie railroad receiver issue dominates Ohio and Pennsylvania court sessions, with a hearing pushed to next Saturday. Also reported is a marriage in Wheeling and Evangelical Association minutes in Zion.
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Isprasarouis
Ixp
Bightwood
Jaare
Curvenasa, O
Thy
New York Era
Alvania and
Ohie
Erie
Ts & Court
Prrrancns
Evangelical Association of North America
Zion Eure
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