Letter found on policeman fuels suicide theory in Brooklyn case
A letter written by Barbara Reig to Policeman David Shellard, found in his clothing, is said to show she loved him and might have killed herself. Shellard claims they talked at a shelter house after meeting near Irving Park, while investigators seek time details and other evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Reig
David Shellard
Hamburg Avenue
Brooklyn
Shellard
Inspector Hussey
Daniel Shellard
Dave
Teddy
Bob
Sadie
Sadie Lee
Irvings Park
Adolph Hack
Maspeth, L. I
Truckman
Sheilard
Shelard
Shellard Held Without Bail In Murder Charge
Shellard was arraigned in the New Jersey Avenue Court charged with willful murder by shooting Barbara Reig. He waived examination, held without bail until July 29, sent to Raymond Street Jail. His wife and mother visited, she asserted his innocence and that the girl shot herself. Police investigations continue. Commissioner Bingham orders a Hamburg Avenue Station inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellard
New Jersey Avenue
Wormell
Barbara Reig
Raymond Street
Hussey
Hamburg Avenue Station
Inspector Hussey
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bingham
Hamburg Avenue
Suits Slide in Prices Across Line Dropping by 5 to 25
The passage notes suits sliding down the line with losses of 5 to 10 dollars each, settling at 15 20 25 or 30. It mentions young men's sizes 32 to 35 chest remaining comparatively lower despite the general decline.
Three Broadway Stores Offer Contact for Rocers Peer Co
The listing cites Rocers, Peer & Company with three Broadway stores. Contact numbers include 253 842 4302 and location notes reference Warrenst, 13th Street and 34th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Warrenst
34Th St
Horse Rescued After Daring Rescue at Jerome Park Reservoir
A gray horse stranded in the 25 foot deep Jerome Park Reservoir waters was pulled to safety by Kingsbridge police officer Wills T. Payne after a two hour struggle. Payne swam the length of the reservoir towing the horse, then guided ropes around its body to secure it for extraction with help from residents and Miss Mills. The animal belonged to Michael Hannigan who could not explain how it entered the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
Patrick Cunningham
Claflin
Thomas Watson
Kingsbridge
Wills T. Payne
Payne
Miss Mills
Kingsbridge Terrace
Michael Hannigan
Army air ship at Fort Myer to begin tests
Capt. oe S. Baldwin arrived in Washington to place his new air ship in the Fort Myer balloon house. Preparations for a preliminary flight are likely on Aug. 1 aided by W. H. Curtis and a crew. The design follows Zahm’s bag shape with a forward propeller and a 50 foot blade set, producing roughly 40 to 43 mph thrust. The light framework uses Oregon spruce, gas bag vulcanized rubber, and silk lining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oe S. Baldwin
Fort Myer
Baldwin
W. H. Curtis
Capt. Baldwin
Albert Zahm
Glidden Reaches 4200 Feet In Solo Balloon Flight
Charles J. Glidden of Boston soared in the balloon Boston from North Adams at 5 20 pm and landed at Petersburg New York fifteen miles away after one hour aloft. Weather permitting he plans a second night ascent next Wednesday. The flight credits him as a pilot for the Aero Club of France and the Aero Club of Great Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Petersburg
N. Y
Glidden
Aero Club of
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Gyroscope observer seeks airship tests at Fort Myer
First Lieut. Richard B. Creery of the United States Marine Corps at the Naval Training Station asks the Marine Corps commandant to detach him as observer for the army tests of dirigibles and aeroplanes at Fort Myer Virginia. He has also applied for a patent on a gyroscope balancing device for airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Richard B. Creery
United States Marine Corps
Naval Training Station
Marine Corps
Army
Fort Myer
Creery
Gentlemen of Philadelphia vs Royal Artillery Play Ends Near Draw
In Woolwich on July 24 the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and Royal Artillery posted a lively day of cricket. An innings apiece was unfinished at stumps, with over 200 runs for the fifth wicket before tail-enders collapsed, risking a draw unless scoring accelerates or a slump occurs tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolwich
Gentlemen of
Philadelphia
Royal Artillery
Seymour's Throw Breaks Up Game
17 000 fans greet Giants at homecoming honoring New Yerk as Pirates fall to unknown in a joyous turnout. National League results show New York 2 Pittsburg 1 and Cincinnati 8 Boston 2 with others noting rain and scheduled games today in Pittsburg at New York and St Louis at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boston
St.Louis-Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Giants Rally To Edge Pirates 2 1 At Polo Grounds
The Giants defeated the Pirates 2 to 1 at the Polo Grounds before about 17 000 fans. Larry Doyle starred with a three bagger and a double, Tenney and Bresnahan driven in the two runs, while Clarke doubled for Pittsburgh and Donlin fumbled a key play. Wiltse pitched well, and Klem and Emslie officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Pittsburgs
Clarke
Polo Grounds
Wagner
Pittsburg
Larry Doyle
Doyle
Tenney
Pirates
Larry
Mr. Doyte
Donlin
Bresnahan
Abby
Wilson
Bridwell
Hans
Swacina
Devlin
Thomas
Leach
Filder
McCormick
Seymour
Wiltie
Klem
Wiltse
Phelps
Gibson
Aulick
Giant
New York
O'Doyle
H'N
Warner
Abhat'o
McC'ny
Willis
Ferrer—Mccormick
Pattsboro Sack
Aes
Swadina
Wills
Messrs
Klem and
Emslie
Chicago Wins In Eleventh Inning Slugfest
Chicago defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in eleven innings at Washington Park to open the series. Brooklyn tied the game in the ninth on two singles and a sacrifice, then Chicago won with a single a sacrifice and Tinker’s double in the eleventh. Reulbach relieved Pfeister after seven Brooklyn hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Tinker
Reulbach
Pfeister
Cubs Edge Dodgers In Tight Chicago Brooklyn Tilt
In a pitching duel the Chicago Cubs defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers with runs backed by timely hits and solid defense. Sacrifice bunts by Evers Steinfeld and Wilhelm, plus a stolen base by Maloney, paced the game amid bases on balls and strikeout tallies from Wilhelm Pfeister and Reulbach. Time of game was two hours and five minutes with umpire Mr. Rigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mings
Evers
Steinfeld
Wilhelm
Maloney
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pfeister
Reulbach
Mr. Rigler
Unclear fragment notes battery pairings and names in Boston area
Partial OCR fragment mentions batteries Spade and McLean Dorner and Graham with location Boston and Cincinnati, plus a string of codes and numbers. The readable facts are sparse and no clear event or outcome emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Cincinnati
Spade
McLean
Dorner and
Graham
Detroit Beats Cleveland 4-0 in American League
Yesterday’s baseball results show Detroit defeating Cleveland 4 to 0. Other listed games include New York at Detroit, Washington at St. Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, and Boston at Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Unclear Sports Standings From Partial OCR
Fragments show team abbreviations and numbers for several cities. Details are incomplete but appear to reflect scores or records for Detroit Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Chicago Washington Cleveland New York with accompanying percentages and counts.
Detroit and Cleveland Batteries Summers and Schmidt
Summary not provided in readable form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Summers
Schmidt
Joss and Clarke
Baseball scores from multiple minor leagues across regions
Eastern League results list Rochester over Jersey City 6 to 5 and Buffalo over Providence 4 to 2 while Toronto beat Baltimore 8 to 4. Montreal edged Newark 6 to 5. Utica beat Binghamton 3 to 2 with Albany losing to Scranton 3 to 1. Williamsport routed Wilmington 11 to 0. Columbus defeated Milwaukee 3 to 1. Indianapolis lost 4 to 5 to Minneapolis. rain affected Kansas City at Toledo and Louisville defeated St Paul 5 to ?. Hartford crushed Waterbury 9 to 0. New Britain beat Holyoke 7 to 4. Bridgeport blanked Meriden 7 to 0. Springfield defeated New Haven 4 to 3. Hartford 9 Waterbury 0 forfeit noted. Fall River lost to Lawrence 4 to 2. Worcester beat Lynn 5 to 2. Brockton downed Haverhill 2 to 1. New Bedford beat Lowell 1 to 0. Atlanta lost 0 to 2 at Little Rock. Birmingham beat New Orleans 8 to 5. other games postponed due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Newark
Utica
Binghamton
Albany
Scranton
Troy
Wilkesbarre
Elmira
Syracuse
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Waterbury
Fall River
Lawrence
Worcester
Lynn
Brockton
Haverhill
New Bedford
Lowell
Atlanta
Little Rock
Birmingham
New Orleans
Hower Trophy Tie Spurs Glidden Tour Restart
Syracuse reporters note the five leading runabouts in the Glidden tour arrived to check standings unchanged. They depart at 8 a m for Buffalo to resume the course toward a perfect score, with the field narrowed after continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Buffalo
Grand Prix at Anjou planned for 1909
Paris July 24 The Sportive Committee of the Auto Club decides to hold the next Grand Prix in 1909 likely at Anjou replacing Dieppe. Rules to be finalized after October international meeting. Dieppe July 7 receipts totaled 100000 dollars with 72000 spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Auto Club
Dieppe
Anjou
Big sale of race horses at Lexington private sale
Sixty thoroughbreds exchanged hands in Lexington as John B. Stewart bought forty seven head, S Fletcher of Gallatin Tenn ten head, and John E Madden three head. The Madden horses included foals sired by Ogden costing their Hamburg Place owner $1 0. Nancy Kanks mare, world champion Nancy on inks 204, fouled a bay colt by Todd. Madden purchased Nancy Kanks last year for his stud sons Edward and Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lexington
John. b.Stewart
S. Fletcher
Gallatin
Tenn
John E. Madden
Madden
Ogden
Hamburg Place
J. E. Madden
Nancy
Todd
Nancy Kanks
Edward
Joseph
New York State Lawn Tennis title finals at Travers Island
Singles finalists Henry J. Mottenhauer and Dr P L Hawk lead the field as they seek to become the challenger to Harold H. Hackett. In doubles Palmer and Touchard top half progress, while Westfall and Mulenhauer win the lower half. Mixed doubles see Clare Cassell and Otto Hinck claim the University Heights Club title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Henry J. Mottenhauer
Kings County Club
Ph. L. Hawk
University of Pennsylvania
Harold H. Hackett
Richard II Palmer
Gustave F. Touchard
Herbert L. Westfall
Henry J. Mulenhauer
Richard H. Palmer
Dr. P. B. Hawk
Hugh Tallant
Arthur G. Keane
L. H. Freedman
F. B. Roundey
B.S. Dennis
Walter V. Bennett
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
Frederick P. Fox
E. F. Lee
H. ©. Walz
M. W. Hammett
O. M. Destwick
Calhoun Cragin
L. H. Freedan
J. C. Tomlinson
Dimon E. Roberts
William Iesenbaum
Richard H. Falmer
QO. M. Boatwick
Henry J. Mollenhauer
John
Tomlinson
Clare Cassell
Otto. H. Hinck
University Heights
Amackassin Club
Miss Hill
Sis
Hillhouse
American team to be strengthened by Li Behr and Hackett
Beals C. Wright and Frederick B. Alexander have been chosen for the American team. It is expected that the squad will be strengthened by the addition of Karl Li Behr and H. H. Hackett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beals C. Wright
Frederick B. Alexander
Karl Li. Behr
H. H. Hackett
Astoria and Sunnyside Lead Interborough Baseball Standings
Astoria and Sunnyside clubs share top spot in the Interborough Baseball League tied for first after Saturday games. Ascension trails by one win and one point in the win column, with other clubs including Y M Institute and Westervans also in the standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Sunnyside
Ascension
Newark and Jersey City Aldermen to Play Charity Baseball Game
A charity game at West Side Park in Jersey City will feature teams from the Newark Board of Aldermen and the Jersey City board. Michael I. Faxon, City Clerk of Jersey City, will umpire the exhibition next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Board of Aldermen
Jersey City Board
West Side Park
Jersey City
Michael I. Faxon
City Merk
Fishing and Fishermen on Green Mountain Lake and Nearby Bays
Green Mountain Lake in Duteness County draws anglers from near and far as bass and especially white perch provide sport. W. D. Hayes of Pawling reported a 100 fish haul, while Amityville fishers report barrels of catches at Great South Bay. Clem Wagner of the bay landed eighteen weakfish with killies, plus blackfish and fluke, and Jerry Adams of Brooklyn caught a weakfish two blackfish and a fluke on one outing at Pumpkin Patch Jamaica Bay. Visitors to Midland Beach sought good catches but were disappointed. Boatmen enjoyed a week of strong weakfish and fluke, with bass reported as not taking bait on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Lake
Duteness
W. D. Hayes
Pawling
Great South Bay
Midland Beach
Larchmont Yacht Race Shifts Wind Ends In Close Faraway Victory
Ninety four boats started in twenty six classes at the Larchmont Yacht Club meet. Faraway beat his brother’s Tautog by three seconds in a plucky finish amid light winds, Istalena led Aurora but lost in the end, and Seneca won on time allowance over Dorello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larchmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Aurora
W. Bauer Duncan,Jr
George B. Pynchon
Istalena
C. Oliver Iselin
Minnow
Gardenia
Carwina
Seneca
Harry Johnson
Dorella
Minx
New York
Beatig Alera
Faraway
Tautog
Cy Vanderbilt
G. _ Pynchon
E. C. Ray
Bret Herzig
Robert Jacob, Jr
Soya
W. A. Barstow
Joy
W. H. Childs
Princess
F. G. Stewart
Quest
Valte
Capsicum
C.S. Hoyt
Brooklyn Chess Club Wins Rice Trophy Title
C S Howell of the Brooklyn Chess Club clinched top honors at the New York State Chess Association tournament in Trenton Falls New York, earning permanent possession of the Isaac L. Rice Trophy after finishing one half point ahead of Leon Rosen. S T Sharp took third, while Eugene Delmar represented the Empire State, and participants from Mercantile Library Chess Association of Philadelphia were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Howell
Leon Rosen
Rice Chess Club
S. T. Sharp
Mercantile Library Chess Association of
Philadelphia
Eugene Delmar
Empire State
Las
Close finishes mark Brighton Beach card
Two photo finishes subbed as the day’s highlight at Brighton Beach. Fashion Plate edge Torbellino by a short head in five and a half furlongs for two-year-olds, while Far West narrowly beat Lally in the smile and a sixteenth handicap, both drawing crowded postrace debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach
Fashion Plate
Oneck
Torbellino
Pippin
Dander
Personal
Far West
Sally
Question Mark
Tony Bonero
Lally
West
the Sum Aaries
Saracinescu
Musgrave
McCahey
Loudoun Light
I Upton
Trouyeur
Arasee
George G. Hall
McCarthy
Comedienne
McDonald
Baron
Esher
Lady Karma
Killicrankie
J. Lee
TorbeHino
MecCarthy
the Pippin
Marcellas
Gliding Belle
Senteritious
Gilbert
Lee
ITV
Tony Ronero
Zienap
D’arkle
Westmore
Dr. Pillow
Musgrayve
Kid
Teddington
Donatus
Pete
Monologue
Pescatore
Greenlawn
Pinelawn
Harry Rogers
Miller
Brussel
First Race Details and Entry Weights for Six Furlongs
The program lists handicaps and weights for six races including three-year-olds and up at six furlongs with Miramar on 2 pounds and Nimbus at 119, and other contenders such as Explosion 938 and Comedienne 103. Subsequent races cover steeplechase, two-year-old conditions, mile and a quarter handicaps, selling races, and a five furlong selling race with a wide field of named horses and apprentice allowances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miramar
Nimbus
Charles Edward
Halket
Explosion
Comedienne
Bad News
Sugar Pine
Tom McGrath
Nealon
Altuda
Balbus
Pirate
Waterspeed
Deleanta
Economy
Oro
Prince of Pilsen
Jimmy Lane
Gus-Helm
Traveler
Star
Thistle
Etherial
Royal Captive
Rubin Granda
Font
Brother Jonathan
D'Arkle
Black Oak
Far West
Big Chief
Old Honesty
Frank Gill
Golconda
Obert
Cairngorm
Colonel White
Molesey
Montauk
Beauclerc
Donzella
Prosper
von’ Laer
Aunt Kate
Covertina D
Merise
Dr. Plow
Banbury
Billy Bedtemer
Alice Mack
Queen Eleanor
Cere
Arondack
Bonnie Kelso
Turf Notes Highlight Horse Deals and Ownership Moves
Noted bidding at Brighton Beach after Arasee wins the second race as G Doggett and brother bid to 2700 with owner Samuel Emery keeping Arasee for 82.75. Star Thistle sale followed, while Prince of Fitness inquiry paused. Gwenne Tompkins buys Kentucky Beau to train for steeplechase as James Kutler sails to New York for Empire City Club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Doggett
R. Doggett
Arasee
Brighton Teach
Samuel Emery
Star Thistle
Doggetts
Colorado
Doggett
Brighton Beach
J. W. Colt
M. F Pialy
Prince of Fitsen
Coit
Lynch
Gwenne Tompkins
Woodford Clay
Tompkins
Wrighton Beach
James Kutler
Empire City Jockey Club
New York
Kutler
Empire City Club
M. J. Winn
Empire City
Yonkers Track
Hrighton Beach
Herreshoff and Clark Reach Taconic Cup Final
Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City and Edward W. Clark of Philadelphia Country Club advance to the Taconic Cup final at Ekwanok Club after dominant semi final wins. Herreshoff defeated Macleay of Waverly Golf Club 8 up 6 to play while Clark beat Crocker of Brae Burn 5 up 4 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Frederick Herreshoff
Garden City
Edward W. Clark
Philadelphia Country Club
Herreshoff
Macleay
Waverly Golf Club
Mr. Clark
Vermont c
Harvard
Harvard Golfer, Defeatee Crocker
Brae Burn
Ampion
Bos
United Service Changes in Army Assignments and Duties
July 24 lists transfers and new assignments in the Army including Second Lieut. Parker to West Point and Capt Woodbury to Fort Assiniboine. Col Baker to inspect materials at Waterbury, and resignations or transfers within Coast Artillery and Ninth Company. Additional station changes include Siamam to Jersey City and Kenney moving to Chicago to relieve Whipple, with Severson becoming professor at St. John's Military Academy Delafield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprstot
L. Hillman
Coast Artillery
F. EE. Siaman
Second Cavalry
Jersey City
Pirot
F. R. Kenney
Chicago
H. S. Whipple
C. F
Military officer assignments and promotions announced
Commander H. George is commissioned. Commander T. M. Potts proceeds to examination for promotion and duty in Washington. Commander J. H. Shipley takes command of the Des Moines. Assistant Surgeon D. G. Sutton to Franklin. Assistant Surgeon G. C. Rhodes to the Scorpion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. George
T. M. Potts
Washington
J. H. Shipley
Des Moines
D. G. Sutton
Franklin
G. C. Rhodes
Scorpion
Movements of Naval Vessels
Arrivals include the Sylph at Oyster Bay the Wolverine at Gary the Nero at Bradford the Rainbow and Cleveland at Manila the Marietta at Puerto Cortez and the Des Moines at Guantanamo Bay Sailed Standish from Annapolis for New London and Olympia from Bradford for Gardiner s Bay.
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Sylph
Oyster Bay
Wolverine
Gary
Nero
Bradford
Rainbow
Clevelland
Manila
Marietta
Puerto Cortez
Des Moines
Guantanamo
Standish
Annapolis
New London
Olympia
Gardiner’s Bay
Society Women in Horse Show Ring Triumph at Atlantic City
Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt wins the Haddon Hall Cup in the Florie Show harness pairs driving with Phoebe Watton and Marie Tempest. Mrs Gerken places second with Harry DL Holloway’s Flare and Brandon amid crowds and applause. Atlantic City Troop performs with Black Busbys. other show results include Lopreal Roadsters, Local Pairs, and Open Ponies in Harness events with multiple winning entries.
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New York
Atlantic City
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Phoebe Watton
Marie Tempest
John D. Gerken
Gerken
Harry DL
Holloway
Flare
Brandon
Oval
Gerkin
Reggie
Vamlerbilt
Robert Ingersoll
District Court
Rede Ag
Sam
New
Victor and
Chester
Leeds & Lippincott
Dan
Leeds Comepany
Sunrise
Sunset
Millhiser
Chic Niery
Beauty
William Rernobis
Agenty
Jenny
Jerry J. Wi
Ryan
Fiurness
Wentr Lard
Sandy Point
Lord Kinrleigh
Sand Point’ Farm
Scotlamdl’s Queen
Harry D. Holloway
Tonvaster Models
Sinek Farm
Alice
John Meaay
Secomipz Nick
John Stibichythini
Babeice
James McF
Gummer
Slash
James McP
Guomey
Corbett
Joseph J.iorton
Harners
Sanny Point Palmjroe
Secsond
Heliance
Elsinore Stack Farry
Whitefoot
Marcus - Templeton
Acent
Datht Gras
Hawin H. Weaterrbee
George Watson
Secomt
Taconite
Westchester Farm
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Kicking Animal
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Paul Merrowitz
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Nateka
H. E. McCormick
Port Washington
Finis
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Viva
A. F. Gray, Jr
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Zip
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Manhasset Pay Yacht Club
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Horfet
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Lady Bug
Fred Gade
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