Articles
- CLEVELAND, 3; PHILADELPHIA, 2.
- Times for Vale-Harvard Races.
- SHOT, ALONE WITH WIFE.; Edward W. Crane Mysteriously Wounded Early This Morning.
- THE PRELIMINARIES OF PEACE.
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- Atchison's Pride.
- SAYS IT'S VERMONT'S SHAME.; "Hang a Woman; Turn Admiral's Picture to Wall," Says Brother.
- Fleet Trains of the Future.
- FOUR NEW INSPECTORS ARE NAMED BY M'ADOO; Police Captains Hogan, Flood, Nally, and Sweeney Promoted. ADVISERS PASS ON THEM One of the New Inspectors, Flood, Was Once a Teacher -- Nally a Civil War Veteran.
- TRIED TO SINK THE OREL.; Russians Did Their Best to Prevent Her from Reaching Japan.
- Ralli Forming a Greek Cabinet.
- BOARD FALLS ON BABY'S HEAD; Fractures Skull of a Twin Boy -- Building Foreman Arrested.
- WHEN IN TROUBLE TRY THE OLD TUTORS; Archbishop Farley's Advice to College Graduates. REVIVED DROOPING SPIRITS John P. Holland Made a Master of Science and Lauterbach LL.D. at Manhattan Commencement.
- DEATH LIST OF A DAY.; Lewis Wallace.
- U.S. STEEL EXPECTS PART OF RUSSIAN WORK; Negotiating Now for Share of Reconstruction of Czar's Navy. SCHWAB ALSO IS EXPECTANT Be Sure, He Says, That United States Will Be Well Represented in the Work.
- MAHER ON GOLD VASE WINNER; Bachelor's Button Again Takes the King's Trophy at Ascot.
- ST. LOUIS, 12; WASHINGTON, 3.
- TORONTO, 9; MONTREAL, 2.
- CONDITION OF THE CROPS.; Week Favorable for Their Cultivation and Improvement Shown.
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- Squadron A Polo Team Won.
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET.; Stocks Advance -- Market Remains Firm, with Transactions Doubled.
- IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD; Purchase on Thirty-third Street near Broadway -- Chambers Street Building Changes Hands -- King's Bridge Lots Sold to Builders -- Buyers for Bronx Lots at Auction.
- First Oriental Graduate.
- May Delay Mrs. Rogers's Death.
- BRITAIN NEVER TO WAGE WAR ON AMERICA---DILKE; Statesman Writes of Changes in Naval Policy. DISPUTES TO BE ARBITRATED Limitation of Armament in the Pacific May Be the Outcome of Japan's Triumph.
- NO SALMON OR SALOON AT PRESBYTEREY SESSION; Mrs. Baird Forgot the Fish for West Orange Luncheon. BUT SENT A MARCONIGRAM This Message, as the Rev. Mr. McGregor Hastens to Explain, Contained an Unfortunate Error.
- ACCIDENT SWINDLERS TO HAVE POWERFUL FOE; Casualty and Street Railway Men Will Organize Against Them. DECIDE ON PLAN AT DINNER Mr. Waters, Who Investigated the Subject, Says a School for False Witnesses Exists.
- TEN-YEAR LEASE REPORTED.; St. Petersburg Story of Steel Trust's Work at Russian Yards.
- PITTSBURG'S HEAT WAVE.; Twenty Deaths Since Sunday -- Mills Forced to Shut Down.
- VENEZUELA.
- HOOKER LOSES FORTUNE.; His and His Wife's Money Swept Away in Fredonia Bank.
- Already Economizing.
- THREE TIMES A BRIDE.; Mrs. Davis, Who Was Twice Married to Dr. Davis, Weds Again.
- Mother's Instructions.
- CITY FLUSH OF CASH.; Collections of Back Taxes Relieve It from Borrowing.
- WEAVER CAUSES ARREST; ANNULS BIG CONTRACT; Forgery Charge Against ex-Chief Hill, Who Held $17,000 Place. REFORMER GOES HIS BAIL D.J. McNichol & Co. Lose $700,000 Contract on Which Prisoner Is Said to Have Reported Falsely.
- SIR HENRY IRVING COMING.; Signs a Contract with Charles Frohman for a 14 Weeks' Tour.
- CALLS FIVE YEARS CRUEL.; Counsel for Indicted Bank President Demurs to Embezzlement Penalty.
- Moses Strauss.
- A WORKING BRAIN.; Can Be Made Successful on Right Food.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.; With Ames Pitching, New York Easily Defeats Cincinnati.
- TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY.; New York Well Represented in Opening Tournament.
- MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
- JAPANESE MOVE ON VLADIVOSTOK; An Army in Korea, and Transports Sail for Possiet Bay. OYAMA'S FRONT OVER 400 MILES Russians Wonder Where Blow Will Be Delivered -- The War Party More Hopeful.
- Says Sheffield Didn't Decline.
- WOMAN CHARGES BRIBERY.; Mrs. Rodney B. Swift of Chicago Arraigns Harvester Company.
- ARMIES AND "CONSTABULARIES."
- GEN. C.W. DARLING VERY ILL.; Stricken with Apoplexy at Asbury Park -- Relatives Summoned.
- SPANISH CABINET OUT.; Vote of Confidence in Chamber Defeated by Large Majority.
- HOOKER'S CASE ALONE FOR SPECIAL SESSION; Gov. Higgins Tells Leaders Nothing Else Is to be Considered. ODELL HAS NOTHING TO SAY Governor Lets It Be Known That He Was Controlling Factor in Conference -- Legislature Meets To-day.
- BROOKLYN, 9; PITTSBURG, 2.
- AMERICAN TEAM SHOWS FORM.; Yankee Tennis Champion Easily Defeats New Zealand Crack.
- LONDON STOCK MARKET.
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- Russian Would Enter Cotton Exchange
- BANKRUPT FUGITIVE CAUGHT.; Gustave Jacoby, Jr., of This City Lodged in Jail in Chicago.
- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
- FRAUD IN ARMY CONTRACT.; Philadelphian Furnished Poor Shoes -- Contract Canceled, Inspectors Out.
- ANDREWS WILL NOT SETTLED.; Justice Reserves Decision in Suit Brought by Relatives.
- WASHINGTON PUZZLED OVER WALLACE'S RETURN; Department Heads in Dark as to Canal Engineer's Mission. MAY BE LABOR QUESTION Wallace Is Said Not to Favor Applying Eight-Hour Law If Coolies Are Employed.
- PRESIDENT OUSTS RINGSTER.; Meeser, Alleged Philadelphia Repeater, Loses Deputy Collectorship.
- ENGINEERS BUILD BRIDGES.; Hard Work in Cool Weather at the State Camp.
- THE CHINESE ARE DRILLING.; And in Chinatown -- Awful Revelation of a Story Ten Years Old.
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- PHILADELPHIA, 3; CHICAGO, 2.
- AMERICAN YACHTS AT KIEL.; Five of the Ocean Racers, Including Atlantic, Arrive for Regatta.
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- Vanderbilt's Horse Terburg Won.
- REFORM REACHES DEADWOOD.; Gambling Houses Closed for First Time in Town's History.
- CHARLOTTE TEMPLE.; Her Case Described as Commonplace and Her Example as Pernicious.
- GOV. LUBBOCK A PARALYTIC.; Aged Texan Was a Member of Jeff Davis's Personal Staff.
- LED TO SUBMARINE DISASTER.; Rivet Was Out of British Boat -- Ante- Mortem Burns on Crew.
- ENVOYS TO MEET AUG. 1.; Russia to Accept Japan's Suggestion -- Conferences at Tokio.
- ROOSEVELT QUITS CAPITAL.; Scheduled to Pass Through New York Early This Morning.
- FLOOD CUTS OFF A TOWN.; Bridges Washed Away, Mains Burst, and Lights Out in Troy, Penn.
- RATIONS VERY SCANTY, BELLEVUE INTERNES SAY; Preparing a Complaint Soon to be Sent to the Trustees. 40 CHOPS FOR 51 DOCTORS Also One Chicken for Twelve Hungry Men, It Is Declared -- Dietitian Denies Scarcity of Food.
- FAST LINE FROM NEWARK.; Electric Subway-Elevated Route Promised by Public Service Corporation.
- FLIERS GREAT AID TO MAILS.; Letters Now Reach Trans-Mississippi Points Twelve Hours Earlier.
- ENGINEER'S FATAL ERROR.; Three Trainmen Die in a Freight Wreck on the New Haven Line.
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- BLACK-HAND MAN FREE; HIS PURSUER ARRESTED; Blackmailer Has Two Marked $50 Bills. POLICEMAN UPSET THE TRAP Held Saloon Keeper While He of the Black Hand, Disarmed, Sped Away.
- A RADIUM PRODUCT THAT SEEMS TO LIVE; But Prof. Burke Does Not Say He Has Solved the Great Secret. LIKE BACTERIA, LIKE CRYSTALS Meanwhile the Discoverer Calls the Minute Objects Radiobes, and Is Making Further Tests.
- AUTO BOATS ENTERED FOR INTERNATIONAL CUP; W. Gould Brokaw and E.R. Thomas Will Try for Trophy. RACE IN FRENCH WATERS Fastest Foreign Craft Will Compete for the Sir Alfred Harmsworth Prize on Sept, 11.
- In Continental Centres.
- Traction Property Sold.
- RESCUED AT MIDNIGHT.; Princeton Student Was Nearly Drowned at Atlantic City.
- MORE BOOKMAKERS ARRESTED; St. Louis Deputies Seize Paraphernalia at Delmar Track.
- Reasons Why Generalizations from One Case Are Not Always Justifiable.
- BELMONT AND PETERS BUY QUEENS TROLLEYS; Pennsylvania Back of a Big Long Island Deal. UNDERSTANDING WITH B.R.T. As to a Metropolitan-Interborough Alliance, None Is in Sight Yet.
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- PLAN TO HONOR PRESIDENT.; New Jersey Troops to Receive Him on Asbury Park Visit.
- OCULIST FOR ROOSEVELT.; President Will Consult a Specialist In Boston.
- S.P. SHEERIN DROPS DEAD.; Passes Away While Making Speech at Chicago Telephone Convention.
- HAY AT CABINET MEETING.; Secretary Warmly Greeted by the President and His Associates.
- SWEDEN MAKES BEST OF IT.; To Negotiate with Norway with a View to Amicable Relations.
- EASTERN LEAGUE.; Jersey City Loses to Baltimore by Bad Throw of Capt. Bean.
- FORGERIES FOR $1,000,000.; Banks Heavy Losers by B.H. Gaskill's Operations.
- OARSMEN AT POUGHKEEPSIE.; Ten Eyck's Syracuse Crew Joins Rowing Colony on the Hudson.
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- LINEVITCH WANTS TO FIGHT.; Again Begs for a Chance, and Says Victory Is Almost at Hand. JAPANESE MOVE ON VLADIVOSTOK
- THE MOROCCAN INVITATION.; United States Will Not Accept Until Other Powers Act.
- British Newspaper's Semi-Centenary.
- DO NOT WANT PROF. LOVELL.; Civil Engineering Alumni of Cornell Protest New Dean of College.
- Letter to the Editor 1 -- No Title
- E.J. BUTLER APPOINTED.; St. Vincent de Paul Worker Is the New Tenement Commissioner.
- LITTLE HOPE OF A TRUCE.; Russia Does Not Want to Ask It and Have the Request Refused.
- WANT ROOSEVELT PORTRAIT.; Carlton Club of London Accepts an Offer by John Wanamaker.
- Music Teachers In Session.
- Pupil Slashes Woman Teacher.
- OISEAU WON THE SWIFT FROM START TO FINISH; Added Starter, at Odds-On, Easily Captured Stake Event. GALLAVANT TOOK THE ZEPHYR Favorites Were Successful in Three Races on a Heavy Track at Sheepshead Bay.
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- PROVIDENCE, 4; NEWARK, 0.
- FOUGHT TO HONOR GOMEZ.; Cuban Patriotism Amounted to Disorder at the Funeral.
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- THE JAPANESE AND VLADIVOSTOK.
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- Caronia Couldn't Land at Queenstown.
- AT 500-FOOT TOWER TO REPLACE CHURCH; Metropolitan Life's Plans for a New Structure. PARKHURST'S CHURCH THERE The Company Will Raze It and Erect There One of the Tallest Buildings In the World.
- BRITAIN ANGRY WITH RUSSIA.; Very Serious View Taken of the Sinking of the St. Kilda.
- Oxford Degree for Dr. Butler.
- NO CORN PRODUCTS DIVIDEND.; Earnings to be Used to Open New Plants, it is Asserted.
- ROCHESTER, 2; BUFFALO, 1.
- THE FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Strong; Call Money Easy, 2@2 1/4 Per Cent. A larger Volume and Excellent Tone Without Any Decided Alteration in Current Intelligence.
- Latest Shipping News.
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- THE CHINESE BOYCOTT.
- ALEXANDER AND HYDE OUT OF EQUITABLE; Morton Accepts Their Resignations as Officers. HYDE ASKED TO BE RELIEVED May Have the Courts Pass on Syndicate Profits Now -- Hendricks to Report To-morrow.
- Forcing Spiders to Spin.
- BOWEN DISMISSED, LOOMIS REBUKED; President Acts on Venezuela Diplomatic Scandal. MONOMANIA IN BOWEN'S CASE Animus Against Loomis So Called by Mr. Roosevelt -- Loomis May Get a Minor Post.
- A WORD FOR THE MEN.
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- ROOSEVELT HEARS OF GOATS.; Protest a New Hampshire Farmer Sent to the President.
- SHOWED FIJI ISLANDERS THEIR FIRST MOTOR CAR; Natives Called Mr. Glidden's Auto Father of Devils. FINE ROADS NEAR ANTARCTIC Those in Australia, He Says, Resembled the Route from Albany to Utica -- Pause in His World Tour.
- WON'T DELAY THE WEDDING.; Bride-to-Be Hurt in Runaway Declines to Postpone Marriage.
- VICTORY FOR DETROIT IN TENTH INNING; Combination of Hits and Errors Gives Visitors Three Runs. AMES CHECKS CINCINNATI Champions Wield the Bat with Telling Effect and Win by Eight to Three. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit Takes First Game from New York After Ten Innings' Play.