President Roosevelt greets Thomas car team at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt inspected the Thomas car winner of the New York to Paris race at Sagamore Hill and praised Harry S Houpt Montague Roberts George Shuster and George Miller for the international prize. The car traveled from The Times Building to Oyster Bay in under two hours and will tour Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester before heading to Buffalo for Olympic celebrations.
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Paris
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George Miller
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Lectures on the New York to Paris Race at A C A Club
The Automobile Club of America hosted an illustrated talk on the New York to Paris race won by the Thomas car. Orrell A. Parker presented 300 slides showing Paris, Times Square and the start on February 12, praising The New York Times and Le Matin for organizing the effort despite obstacles.
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Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
New York
Paris
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Havre
Times Square
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America
le Matin
Europe
Indiana
Automobiles Braved Extreme Snow in Transcontinental Feat
An audience watched slides detailing car travel from Indiana to Chicago and beyond. The talk highlighted harsh drifts, gumbo mud, and Alaska routes that prove Alaska and the Bering Strait route impractical for autos. Shuster's Siberia trek, 220 miles by native cart and four days return, stunned the crowd.
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Chicago
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Parker
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Bering Strait
Siberia
Shuster
The
George Shuster
George Miller
Montague Roberts
E. R. Thomas
Harry S. Houpt
America
Treacherous Rain Delays Russian Motor Tour to Paris
Special Cable from London reports Scarfoglio in Kazan describes four days of heavy rain delaying the team on the road toward Paris. They expect to reach Mijni Novgorod soon, with Moscow and St. Petersburg to follow, after tram ride amusement with a tartar conductor.
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London
Mijni Novgorod
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Deal Golf and Country Club Qualifying Field Refined
A field of 140 entrants at Deal Golf and Country Club completed an eighteen hole qualifying round with 130 cards returned. New hazards at ten holes and greens drew player complaints though analysis found few faults. C A Dunning led with 82, followed by H D Smith and T M Sherman, as 16 qualifiers separated by small margins.
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P. W. Kendall
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Utica
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George T. Brokaw
Garden City Golf Club
T. R. Decker
W. B. Rhett
Dyker Meadow
A. D. Swords
Morris County Golf Club
T. Conover
Princeton Golf Club
KB. T. Alien
Philip Rhinelander
John F. Shanley
John T. Keresey
Bowers
Dunning
Dwight and
Allen
Conover and
Decker
Swords
Martin
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Douglas and
Brokaw
Rhett
Baldwin
Wild
Lake George Regatta heats up Hague shores
Under clear skies the twenty first Lake George Regatta drew thousands of spectators from New York and resorts from Caldwell to Ticonderoga. The Broezel Cup powerboat was won by Simplex X 4 of Herman Bowser New York in 24 80 with Adelaide Walter P Harris New York second and Ottagan G E Ries third.
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S. Y
Lake George
Oliver J. Stephens
New York
Lamar
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J. M. Deuel
H. M. Cummings
William A. Crippin
Elias G. Brown
J. G. C. Lee
John W. Moore
S. A
Harry W. Watrous
Benjamin Day
Cief
Herman Bowser
Adelaide
Walter P. Harris
Ottagan G. E
Sophie Mann
la Petite
E. Dve Dekno
H. Willard Treadway
Ticonderoga
Alma Bold
Jean Rye Delino
Orlando Odell
Sabbath Point
Bruce W. Carney
Newport Tennis Winners Dominate National Championship
At Newport on August 20 the National tennis championship reached the end of the third round with decisive wins for F. B. Alexander G. F. Touchard H. L. Westfall of New York B. C. Wright F. J. Sulloway of Boston J. D. E. Joes of Providence Richard Stevens Taboken W. J. Clothier Philadelphia Nat Emerson Chicago.
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Newport
R. L
F. B. Alexander
H.L. Westfall
New York
B. C. Wright
F. J. Sulloway
Boston
J. D. E. Joes
R. Gambrill
G. C. Allison
William Rosenbaum
R. W. Wilson
C. M. Bull
F.C. Inman
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M. Babcock
D. A. Stillman
H. A. Mackinney
G. M. Church
A. Ingraham
Gardiner Beals
H. I Westfall
Semp Russ
B. Wright
HH. C. Martin
A. L. Hioskins
F. J. Sullowat
Robert Leroy
G. F. Tovichard
W. Thornton
R. Stevens
Seymour Johnson
J. D. E. Jones
Hugh Tarlant
R. L. Jam
A. Stillmar
S—G
Bean Mathes
S. E. Hin
William Rosenbam
G. Lee
Mantle Fielding
C. Hale
H. Torrance, Jr
R. C. Butler
Kley
Dixie N. Wins 80 Mile Motorboat Race In Rough Seas
Dixie N owned by F E Schroeder of New York won the 80 mile Chippewa Bay race beating Chip NT by 10 seconds amid rain and rough seas. U S A from Riverton Yacht Club of Philadelphia suffered a wheel damage but planned to race tomorrow as the day opened cool with a strong breeze.
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New York Times
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Dixie N
FE. J. Schroeder
New York
Chippewa Bay
Chip NT
U. S.A
Riverton Yacht Club
Philadelphia
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U. S
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Chip IL
Pirate
Jan
Stranger
Pawnee
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Duquesne
Thousyna Islands Yacht Club
Vanderbilt Gives $500 for Olympic Athletes Reception
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt accepts the General Committee chairmanship and contributes 500 toward the reception fund for returning American athletes. Total receipts and promises reach about 4100, with most athletes expected to attend. Aug 29 sailors depart from Liverpool on the Baltic. others sail on Mauretania tomorrow. General Grant orders troops from Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth to participate in the parade under Lieut. Col. Samuel K. Allen.
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Vanderbilt
Newport
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Martin 3
Sheridan
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White Star Line
Baltic
Robert Cloughan
Lawson Robertson
Charles R. Bacon
Harry F. Porter
Melvin W. Sheppard
Joseph P. Sullivan
Harvey W. Cohn
J. . Taylor
Mauretania
Frea D. Grantesterday
George S. Anderson
Golf tournament advance guards arrive for Aug event
In Jefferson New Hampshire Aug 2 the advance guard of professional golfers arrived for the Aug 21 22 purse event by Waumbhe Golf Club. A Nassau pro Alex Smith teamed with J Lerierd defeated Willie Smith Mexico City and FE Knowlten 7 and 1. The Holt Cups mixed team doubles final saw Cleveland Wiss Trowbridge beat Mr. Holt and Mrs. Trowbridge 3 7 5 9 4.
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Cleveland
Wiss Trowbridge
Army transfers and duty moves reported in brief
Special to The New York Times Army notes list First Lieut. R.G. McKney Coast Artillery to unassigned duty. Major Dr. Drove Eleventh Infantry to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Lt. Berkham Coast Artillery shifts from Thirty-seventh Company to Pooch Company. First Elect Fe Snyder Seventeenth Infantry for duty at the National match.
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Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Yo Berkham
Thirty-seventh Cotcepany
Pooch Canpany
Fe Snyder
Tufanny
Danzi Perry
Naval assignments and postings announced
Commander J A Hoogewerff transfers to the Pacific station while Arsesander W Bensonwatt receives orders. Jaen B E Spafford is sent to the Supply, and W T Tray is assigned as pay officer of the Vexas. Chief Boatswain J Rachfert moves to the Pacific.
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Pacific
Arsesander W
Bensonwatt
Jaen
B. E Spafford
Aymaster W. T. ‘Tray
Vexas
J. 3
Rachfert
Fragmented OCR list of places and routes
The text reads as a scrambled compilation of place names and routes including Tennessee California City Shanghai Mississippi Tarttr Monta Rockland Dolphin Washington Culeon Brisbace Connecticut Kansas Minnesota Vermont Georgia New Jersey Rhee Island Louisiana Yuri Oale Virginia Wisconsin Illinois Kearsare Kentucky Panther Glacier Paducah Guantanamo Mastlower Lanae Guanta nam Olympia Arkansas Chicass Hartford Nevada Bath Hampton Roads Yankee Newport Fishes Island Boston Alabama Maine Cetomba Aden.
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