Czar Decorates Frank Hastings on Helenita Yacht
Commodore Hastings of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club Oyster Bay received the Order of St Stanislaus from Baron Schlippenbach on behalf of the Russian Emperor aboard the Helenita. The ceremony honored his presidency of the Russian Symphony Society of New York with a toast to Roosevelt and the Czar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 8. Hastings
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
Baron Schlippenbach
New York
Helenita
Comodore
Frank J. Gould
Hastings
Russian Symphony Society of
Russia
Russian Symphony Society
Helentia
E. C. Benedict
Jenny Lind
Castle Garden
Stephen Foster
Kentucky
America
Charles R. Flint
Commodore Gould
Commodore Hastings
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Commodore Benedict
Baron Vladimir Rogovine
J. A. Blair, Jr
Charles H. Boynton
Colgate Hoyt
M. C. McElhenney
Lewis Nixon
Dallas E. Pratt
George R. Sheldon
John M. Shaw
George W. Wilson
V. M. Witlock
Parrot Saved by Central Park Bird Doctor
Marjorie Williams, 14, of 7 East Sixty Seventh Street, rejoiced as Donald Burns, guardian of Central Park’s bird houses, revived her pet parrot Polly after ulceration left it near death. Burns treated the bird at his hospital, Marjorie visited daily, and the parrot recovered enough for a greeting before the family headed to Elmwood, Stamford, Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Williams
John Townsend Williams
East Sixty-sevnth Street
New York
Central Park
Donald Burns
Williams
Marjorie
Bird Hospital
The
Elmwood
Stamford
Conn
Upper Broadway to Bloom Beautification Effort Underway
City gardeners are reviving the long neglected park strip along Upper Broadway from Fifty-ninth to 130th Street. Alderman Schloss previously sponsored a 55 000 funding for refencing and 40 000 for replotting. Professional gardeners will plant new trees remove old ones add fresh soil sow grass seed and resod where needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Broadway
Broadway
Fifty-ninth Street
130Th Street
Board of Aldermen
Allderman Schloss
Wodehouse Assigned to Command Indian Northern Division
Lieut. Gen. Josceline H. Wodehouse, Bermuda Governor since May 1907, chosen by the British War Office to succeed Gen. Sir Bindon Blood as commander of the Northern Punjab Division in India. The announcement from Hamilton Bermuda notes the appointment on July 20.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Josceline H. Wodehouse
British War Office
Sir Bindon Blood
Northern
Punjab
India
Wodehousée
Bermudd
Gunn and Cannon Promised Not to Get Loaded Again
Thomas Gunn and Joseph Cannon were arraigned in the Myrtle Avenue Court Brooklyn on intoxication charges. Magistrate Naumer warned them that he would discharge them if they promised not to get loaded again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gunn
Joseph Cannon
Myrtle Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Naumer
Gunn
Cannon
Wife Searches for Motorman After Fatal Accident
Mrs. George Collins of 177 East 100th Street searched for her husband a Lexington Avenue surface line motorman arrested after his car struck eight year old Joseph Phillips at 167 East 109th Street. The boy died and Collins faced homicide tech charge held in $3,000 bail for the inquest while the company faced criticism for not notifying the wife or posting bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Collins
East 100Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Joseph Phillips
East 109Th Street
Collins
Harlem Court
Harburger
Kramer wins two events at Grand Circuit Madison Square
Frank L. Kramer Jr of Orange New Jersey dominates the Madison Square Garden Grand Circuit program capturing both professional races. He wins the mile handicap in 1 55 breaking the track record and finishes a close winner in the five mile event over Joe Fogler. Moran beats Butler in the motor paced race after a restart due to a tire burst. Three amateur races also take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Kramer, Jr
Orange
N. J
Madison Square Garden
Kramer
Joe Fogler
James Moran
Chelsea
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Mass
Moran
French Want Grand Prix Abandoned At Auto Club Meet
Paris July 20 At a regular Sporting Committee meeting of the Auto Club of France a proposal to abandon the Grand Prix was informally discussed but decision postponed until September. The sentiment favored not abandoning the blue ribbon event, hoping France can rebound after the disastrous defeat of July 7 when a German car won.
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Paris
Auto Club of France
Marquis de Dion
Auto Club
Anti-racing law sparks New Orleans wagering ban impact
New Orleans eyes the impact of a new anti-racing law taking effect today prohibiting bookmaking betting and gambling on horse races. Louisiana Driving Club races were discontinued Saturday. owners anticipate short meetings at two tracks this winter while plans unfold and the law tests its reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana Driving Club
Pell and Mollenhauer clash in New York State tennis final
Henry J. Mollenhauer edged Teddy Pell 7-5 5-7 6-3 on the New York Athletic Club earth courts at Travers Island to begin the state tourney with 48 entrants. Pell earlier beat Harold Hackett in a cup match, generating high repeat-title expectations.
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Teddy’’ Pell
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Earth
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Pell
Harold H. Hackett
Mollenhaeuer
Norman
Johnson
R. L. James
Roy D. Richey
Arthur S. Cragin
F. Conger
Rufus H. Rowe
C. S
Calhoun Cragin
Oscar Coolican
William Rosenbaum
Walter L. Pate
Herbert L. Westfall
L. H. Fitch
Arthur L. Newton
King Staith
Hugh Tallant
Arthur Gakeane
Frederick P. Fox
Walter V. Bennett
Chester P. Rice
Dr. Ewing Taylor
Walter Hazard
A. S. Runyon
Dimon E. Roberts
E. B. Hillyard
Richard H. Palmer
O. M. Bostwick
Georges. Groesbeck
H. B. Street
R. C. Black
H. C
W. D. Bourfila
Robert M. Beckley
Dr. P. B. Hawk
E. F. Lee
W. K. Gillett
K. L B. Johnson
Baseball league scores from Eastern to Tri-State leagues
Scores from multiple leagues show Buffalo and Toronto in losses, Rochester and Montreal results, and numerous other city matchups. Notable results include Baltimore 5 over Montreal 3 and Williamsport 6 over Lancaster 1 with junior Trenton matchups listed.
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Buffalo
Jersey City
Toronto
Newark
Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Baltimore
Binghamton
Utica
Syracuse
Troy
Scranton
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New England
Brockton
Worcester
Lawrence
Fall River
Haverhill
Lowell
Lynn
New Bedford
Connecticut
Meriden
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Holyoke
New Britain
New Haven
Lancaster
Williamsport
Trenton
Johnstown
Wilmington
Altoona
Reading
Harrisburg
Glidden Tourists On Maine Roads Produce High Score Standings
Polands Springs Maine July 20 Not a single change in the Glidden and Hower trophies standings during the pleasure run from Boston to this resort. Four perfect score teams remain with twelve individual scores in the Glidden class. Cars ran 154 miles with little trouble as players enjoyed games and fishing during pauses. Upcoming 141.7 mile leg to Rangely planned with four clean-score teams continuing in both contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Poland Springs
Glidden
Hower
Boston
Tedd Dey
Big Pierce
Bates
Franklin
Col. Clifton
Pierce Company
Ogunquit
Rye Beach
W. C. Straub
Buffalo Team
Great Arrow
Forbes
Dey
Arthur Kempf
Charles §. Burman
Peerless
H. D. Savage
Bay State
F. Ewing
M. Clark
W. C. Harmon
Chicago
Andrew Auble
F. S. Nutt
Lor and
Wagoner
J. S.williams
Edward Retting
Premier
G. A. Weide
Stoddard
Dayton
G. P. Moore
R. G. Cox
Rumson Loses to Squadron A in Polo Match
In Seabright New Jersey on July 20 Squadron A defeated Rumson polo 8 to 0 securing the Rumson Challenge Cup. H S Borden scored three of six for Squadron A while L Neilson tallied four with Ted dy Robinson assisting. The Seventy first Regiment Band will play next Saturday as Squadron A meets Meadow Brook Freebooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Seabright
N. J
Rumson
M. C. D. Borden
Soldiers
Borden
L. Neillson
Squadron A
Teddy’’ Robinson
Seventy-first Regiment Band of
New York
Meadow Brook Freebooters
C. H. Sabin
J. H. Hunt
W. McClure
T. D. Robinson
H. S. Borden
L. Neilson
R. C. Lawrence
L. J. Hunt
W Brother Jones
Nominations and Rumors Dominate Turf Notes for 1910 Derby
F R Hitchcock nominates for the English Derby and major stakes as Ogden-Whyata trains a yearling colt. Sire Ogden English bred from Kilwarlin-Oriole, dam Hanover-Victorine connects to Derby winner Orby and 1 000 Guineas winner Rhodora. Betting chatter cites Seattle reports of ex bookmaker English Bill Jackman’s fortunes. George Odom buys two year old High Range from Madden for about 2000. Montpelier Stable under R T Wilson Jr ships 17 horses to Saratoga trained by Healey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Hitchcock
England
Ogden-Whyata
Ogden
Kilwarlin-Oriole
Marcus Daly
Hanover-Victorine
Hanover
Rhoda B
Orby
Rhodora
Victorine
America
Brighton Beach
Seattle
Bill
Jackman
New York
Sea
George Odom
John E. Madden
Montpelier
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Saratoga
T. J. Healey
Runners Near South Bend Relay Race Delivers Mayor’s Message
Young Men’s Christian Association runners relay a message from New York mayor to Chicago mayor, covering 25 miles in about 8 hours 17 minutes. Delays occur as Chicago runners break down near Rolling Prairie. South Bend athletes may take over to Michigan City. John Adams, Hyde Park Y and Central Branch, is set to deliver the final quarter mile on City Hall steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Young Men's Christian Association
McClellan
New York
Busse
Chicago
Bristol
Rolling Prairie
Laporte
Michigan City
Elkhart
A. A. Jameson
Twenty-third Street
Toledo
Ohio
Adrian
Mich
Coldwater
City Hall
John Adams
Middle West
Hyde Park
New York State
Buffalo
Maxwell
San Francisco
Fire at Windsor Race Course Threatens Buildings
A blaze at the Windsor race track in Detroit early today destroyed six large stables housing 225 horses but all horses were unharmed. The wind shifted, saving the grandstand, with losses around 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Windsor Race Track
Knitted Four-in-Hands and Irish Linen Handkerchiefs Offered
A vendor lists 10800 knitted four in hands in varied stitches and colors from Art Silk at half price. Also advertised are 9720 white handkerchiefs of imported Irish linen with discounted values. Located at 1302 Warren street near 13th, 34th streets.
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Yellowstone
Gardiner
Mammoth Hot Springs
Old Faithful
Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Canyon
Tacoma
Portland
St. Louis
W. F. Mershon
New York, N. Y
Pacific
A. M. Cleland
Express
Luxties Brothers
U. S
Nez York
Orn Sill
Otter
Caurabers ST
Dr. Lyon
Czar
Frank
Order of St. Stanislaus
Ciety’s
Gould Yacht
Burns
Park Bird Hospital
59Th Street
Wodehouse
Railroad
Mollenhauer
University Heights
Joseph T. Condon
L. M.ilens Burt
H. W. Hillhouse
H. L. Jones
Miss Hill
Amackassin
Miss S. Chase
H. P. Banks
Baseball Today
N.Y
Brighton
Coney Island
Maine
Ing
WM. Vogel & Son
Houston Street
Windsor Race Course
Carhart
H.C. c& Co
Chambers St
3Th St
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
13Th St
34Th St
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor CO
New Castle
Tarrytown
N. Y
Pawtucket
R. I
Healy Rapid
Healy Rim
Healy Leather Tire CO
Rainier
Rainier Motor Car Company
Hst
Rainter Motor Car CO
Cor
11Th St
New York City
J, Mi
Quinby & G2
Quinby
Td St
Fih Ay
Hudson Tunnels
Pte St. Ferry
Boutemobile Body Builders, Newar Ik, N
Manhattan
Pioneer
Oldsmobile
Tionus
Cleveland
National
Thomas
Mit
Tournhant
Stoddand-Dayton
Steven Duryva
Seu
Fiat
St.hhe
Ds Tracy
Tt Faulk
Popettfords
Maxws Siowh
Queens
Javkeons
Harron- Girardot-Voigt
N.Y. Devi
Auto ‘Tire
Rousea
Andel Publishers
Fifth Ave
Stevens-Durys
Cal Lay
Franklin Ton Oldsmothe
Breadway
Columbia
Frayer
Garford
Haynes Jackson
Lozier Peo, Marion
Firman
Fth
St. & Broadway
Bopmenton
Howay & Och Fore
River
Mader Motor Vehicle
Iss
Calumbus
St. N. Y
Cai
Moir Matt
Nat
Tller & WP
Autom Etek Co
Poe
Lacolumbus
Gt Senit Motor Co
WE Tozier Motor
Waviund
Seth St. -Tel
Midland Adlenhurst
St. Newark
POPE
Drorhers
Pullman
Tel
Col Quinby
J. M
Renault
Sevasutter
E ‘van Thomas
Hse H Gace
WHITE
Pele
Anid St
East Dist
J. Willis CO
Park Place
Broadway Tire
BO West
W. 44Th St
Ripouter
Nias Acest Tubes & Shoes Rep
M. Connor
Shearpe
Audubon Garage
Zoreal Tire Repairer
Etway
West End
London
West Br Va
Ars
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