Celt Wins Brooklyn Handicap in a Fast Three Year Old Display
Celt defeats Fair Play and Master Robert in a bold stretch drive at Belmont Park. Notter guides Celt to victory as King James competes hard for second with Berkle y and Old Honesty in pursuit. Track records set for distance and mile despite the tough pace as Mr. Keene celebrates Celt’s rapid rise alongside stable mate Colin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King James
Cell
Kin James
Jdven
Celt
Notter
Berkeley
Old Honesty
Fair Play
Tenacity J
Otter
Master Robert
Mr. Heene
Keene
Kene
Fleet
Stout
Colin
Hlatbush
Mr. Keene
Peter Pan
Ccommiando
Rooklyn
Conroy
Brooklyn
Jockey Club
Csorris Park
Belmont Park
Hornpipe
William Lakeland
Delhi
James Rowe
Society Sees The Brooklyn Handicap Autocup Rally at Coney
Society attends a large auto show and race day at the Brooklyn Handicap event held by the Coney Island club and Westchester group. Exhibits feature about twenty car makes with domestic leaders Thomas Panhar d Packard and foreign Renault Fiat Mercedes. Notables include Payne Whitney and Keene among many guests on the lawn and clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn
Fiat
Mercedes
Hh, Alexander
W. C. Courtney
I. Hyde
J. Shevlin
I. M. Weed
F. R. Hitehcock
I. Straus
E. Berry Wall
Charles G. Gates
J. Hyde
W.T. Street
Henry Ash
San Francisco
W. Busteed
H. J. Knapp
James Kane
M. Ennis
B. Brady
Marry Payne Whitney
James FB. Keene
Ames A. Burden
Payne [Whitney
Marshall H. Clyde
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Harry ‘Rea
James O. Green
Foxhalle
Perry Belmont
F. Townsend ‘Marshall~ Kernochan
Stanley Pr
Harvey S. Laden
Edward Hamilton W. Cary
7Axnard
William C
J. Lewis Thompson
Ambrose Clark
FE. Pouee
James Potter
Frederick Broosevelt
John WW. Purdy
J. Harry Martin
Mortim Jet
Notable NYC Businessmen List Names Patrons of Era
A roster of prominent figures including Stephen H. Pell Edward N Tailer and James Ranson is cited as part of a wider social or business circle. Many names appear associated with finance law and brokerage during the period, reflecting elite networks in New York.
Blackford Wins Expectation Stakes at Five Furlongs
In a crowded field of two year olds at a New York meet, Harry Payne Whitney’s Blackford, a Clifford Black Venus gelding, upset seven rivals to win the Expectation Stakes by two lengths over Torbellino with Rossfenton third. Roseben returned to form in the opening event, and Hyperion II narrowly beat Rockstone in a photo finish. James B Brady led from start to finish in the selling three year olds, with Frizette a favorite, and Connaught Ranger and Xebec battled in the final six furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Harry Payne Whitney
Blackford
Brown
Marie Abe
New Orleans
New York
Armiak
Marse Abe
Torbellino
Whenlackford
Rockstone
Hyperion II
Black Oak
James B. ‘Brady
Frizette
Garner
Beson
Arasee
Connaught Ranger
Xebec
Whitney
Dugan
Atogo
J. Lee
McCahey
Big Chief
Musgrave
de Mund
Miller
Shilling
Waterbury
E. Mahoney
C. Brady
McCarthy
Aucassin
MecDaniel
Mazagan-Van-a-Clar
A. Cella
E. Stubbs
Br.g
Clifford-Black Venus
A. J. Joyner
E. Dugan
Leach
Upton
Sciences F
Mombassa
Shreve
Missouri Lad
Gilbert
Tommy Waddell
Don Creole
Loveseweeee Montgomery
Old Honesty
Ch. O
Commando-Maid of Erin
James R. Keene
James Rowe
Flavigny
Delaby
James B. Brady
Besom
Ccyeecece Arasee
Notter
Ida D
Svee
John Marrs
Koerner
Raquel
Triumph
Es.s
Mazuma
Salary
McDainter
Select
Crowley
Gold Frank
Brussel
Flora
Ann
Virgo
B. c
Mimie-Busy Lady
Frank J.farrell
F. D. Weir
Ce.c
Celt
Na'ee Etwas Ernie Ae Otago
Robert
King James
Eeeee- Berkeley
Tod
C Notter
Ceremonius
Ponatus
Aroma
Beauty Bright
Herbert
Albertinus
W. Burns
Patsy
McDaniel
Epifon
Mushgang
C. c
Yankee Ilithyia
J. B. Madden
Lumber camp owner shoots worker then telephones sheriff
Leon Lasalle, a lumber camp owner near Cranberry Lake Adirondacks, shot and killed Charles Joncas after a drunken quarrel. Lasalle hiked twelve miles to Windfall telephoned Sheriff Hyland and Constable Deane, asking to be arrested, then was jailed at Cranberry Lake awaiting county officers. This marks the third murder in St. Lawrence County in thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Watertown
N. Y
Leon Lasalle
Charles Jonchas
Grasse River
Cranberry Lake
Adirondacks
Windfall Settlement
Nyle Hyland
St. Lawrence County
Hyland
Canton
Lasalle
Deane
Cranberry Lake Settlement
Jonchas
Adirondack
Joncas
Cab Carries A Dead Man In Brooklyn Suspect Alcohol Tie
Richard McNealy recorder of Bradley Beach New Jersey and a local real estate dealer died after a cab ride from the Hotel Du Nord to Brooklyn and Manhattan. Drive James Donegan says McNealy drank gin fizzes at several saloons and collapsed after a 2:30 trip. Coroner to investigate possible poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard McNealy
Bradley Beach
N. J
Hotel du Nord
Fifteenth Street
Irving Place
Brooklyn
James Donegan
Court
Montague
McNealy
Manhattan
Williamsburg Bridge
Donegan
Cahill and
Murphy
Acritelli
Rumor of Bank Resumption Plan Denied by Officers
Bank officers denied reports that Mechanics and Traders' Bank would drop its reopening plan for a substitute. Paul Grout said assents reach 87 percent of deposits with 3 percent more needed to open. The plan includes 10 percent payout at reopening and 5 percent increases every four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Financial District
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Manhattan
Paul T. Grout
David A. Sullivan
Grout
Equitable Trust Company
Krech
Woman Panic Victim Dies After Jump From Car
One of three women injured Sunday night at Myrtle and Lewis Avenues Williamsburgh died early yesterday in Bushwick Hospital. Attempts to identify her origins failed as hospital and Vernon Avenue Station officials could not determine where she came from or who she was.
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Brooklyn
Myrtle and
Lewis Avenues
Williamsburg
Myrtle Avenue
Bushwick Hospital
Vernon Avenue
Crane
Assignment of Methodist bishops across conferences announced
The General Conference in Baltimore June 1 released the list of bishops assigned to numerous regional conferences across the United States. It noted discussions avoided on amusement and pastorate time limits, citing difficulty in universal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Cranston
Board of Bishops
Alabama
Atlanta
Georgia
Anderson
Alaska
East Oklahoma
Smith
Arizona
California
Warren
Atlantic
New York
Wyoming
McDowell
Nebraska
McIntyre
Nevada
Pacific
New Mexico
Oklahoma
North Carolina
St. Louis
Nielsen
Indiana
Pittsburg
Illinois
Berry
Savannah
South Carolina
Hamilton
Olio
Bishop Anderson
Oregon
Puget Sound
Hughes
Texas
West Texas
Bishop Quayle
Iowa
Segrat Lewis
Ohio
Bristol
Miss Stella Hammerstein Announces Engagement to English Lit Peer
Miss Stella Hammerstein, daughter of Oscar Hammerstein, reveals plans to marry a London publishing house member in line for a baronetcy. She says she and the Englishman will wed despite her father's initial opposition and she intends to continue on the stage after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
London
Miss Hammerstein
Brooklyn
Gothamites Spell but Not in Calico at Club Event
The Gotham Club held a country spelling bee at the Prince George Hotel with malted milk tablets as prizes. Members wore silk and lace and even one pale blue hickory shirt, while Imogene King chaired the event and Charles Carroll Brooks participated, praising the club’s move from social to cultural aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Arthur Alfred Brooks
A. Arthur Alfred
Charles and Brooks
Charles Carroll Brooks
Carnegie
West Virginia
New Jersey
Carnégie
Imogene King
Century Theatrical Club
Rainy Day Club
Woman’s Democratic Club
Gothamites
Mrs. King
Thamites. Br
Monticello Seminary
New England
Little Red
Benjamin Auzelevitz
Franz Dunning
Isasre Cassel
Frederick Ahlert
Sigismund Kadowsky
Feigned insanity alleged in Mattea wan State Hospital case
Aaron J. Rosenthal testifies in habeas corpus proceedings that he feigned madness at Matteawan State Hospital for Insane Criminals to drop delusions and win liberty. He claims relatives pressured him to sign away his father Henry P. Rosenthal’s NYSE seat while letters to Roosevelt Odell Cleveland and Gould were written. Hearing adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Matteawan State Hospital
Aaron J. Rosenthal
Frank Hasbrouck
Rosenthal
Henry P. Rosenthal
New York Stock Exchange
Albany
Hudson River State Hospital
Matteawan Institution
Roosevelt
Odell
Grover Cleveland
Helen Gould
Water intoxication linked to overuse drink and baths
Dr. L. D. Mason of Brooklyn, vice president of the American Society for the Study of Inebriety, Alcohol and Drug Neurosis, warns that water intoxication can be as dangerous as alcohol misuse. He cites aquamania and patent medicine drunkenness, notes tea coffee and cigars as temperance issues, and observes rising sanitarium demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. D. Mason
Brooklyn
American Society For the Study
Not a Mrs Gunness Victim
John Doyle, husband of May O Reilly s aunt, states Mrs Truelson is in New York City but gives no address. He adds the missing woman s brother was in Rochester and Buffalo seeking work, and claims the Truelsons never heard Julius Truelson was in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
John Doyle
May O'Reilly
Julius Truelson
Verworl
Texas
Gunness
Doyle
Buffalo
Bank Robbery in Cuba Kans Nets Up to Eight Thousand
Four men robbed the State Bank of Cuba Kansas and escaped with between six and eight thousand dollars after a fight with townspeople. No one was shot. Posses pursue. They fled toward Belleville after blocking the Rock Island line and signaling the mail train to stop. All wore masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Kan
State Bank of
Rock Island
Belleville
Water stations for horses opened in Manhattan
With consent of Commissioner John J. O'Brien water stations for horses will be opened today at multiple Manhattan locations including Battery Place, 104 Wall Street, Catherine Slip, Front Street, Cortlandt Street near West, 5 Hudson Street, Lafayette and Marion Streets, West Broadway and Washington Square, Madison Square Park opposite Twenty fourth Street, Fourth Avenue area, Twelfth Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth Streets, St Nicholas Avenue and 1 Street, Vanderbilt Avenue between Forty third and Forty fourth Streets, East Broadway and Franklin Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O’brien
Manhattan
Battery Place
Washington
West Streets
Wall Street
Catherine Slip
Front Street
Cortlandt Street
Hudson Street
Lafayette
Marion Streets
West Broadway
Washington Square
Madison Square Park
Fifth Avenue
Twelfth Avenue
St. Nicholas Avenue
Street
Vanderbilt Avenue
Forty-third
Forty- Fourth
Franklin
Russia Sails Maiden Voyage of 14,000-Ton Liner
A 14,000 ton twin screw liner named Russia sailed yesterday from Libau for New York on its maiden trip. A. E. Johnson & Co. reported the launch with royal family members attending a luncheon and President Roosevelt’s health toasted. The vessel will begin a modern US Russia service and aims for a record transatlantic run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson & Co
Russian East Asiatic Steamship Company
Russia
Libau
New York
Roosevelt
America
White Horse Scotch Whisky Purity Claim Ad
An old distiller advertises absolute purity for White Horse Scotch Whisky by Mackie & Co. Distillers Ltd Islay. The claim is supported by sworn affidavits before the U S Consul in Glasgow and attached to each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackie & Co., Distillers, Ltd
Lagavulin
Islay
Turkish Bath Offer With Garden of the Gods Referenced
The notice describes a Turkish bath experience taking about two hours followed by drinks and dinner. It mentions an upcoming Ladies' Department opening in ten days and lists ticket pricing for entries at Bryant Park Building, N. E. Corner 42nd Street and 6th Avenue.
Useful Hints to Keepers for Jap a Lac Finishes
Tips on preserving wood, metal and fabric with Jap a Lac products from doors to screens to porch furniture. Recommends matching colors to old finishes and using Black for wire screens. Mentions care for windows, doors, drawers, radiators, pipes, lamps, frames and gas fixtures with various Jap a Lac color options.
Old Automobil Carriages and Implements Reborn
The notice describes old vehicles and agricultural tools being revived with new life. It notes the items are Japanese linked with varied finishes and that the work is performed by an inexperienced person, with a focus on nominal casts.
Paint for floors woodwork advertised in brief item
An advertisement notes a versatile coating suitable for finishing old or new floors and woodwork. It invites readers to ask their paint dealer for details.
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Mr. Kenee
Qayes
Aeolian Hall
the Aeolian Company
Avin
Suh Son
Cab
Recorder McNealy
The
Dr. Mason
May O’reilly Truelson
Vichy
Zoolak Plain
Brton & Guestier
Bordeaux
Sauternes
Julien
Barton & Guestier
United States
la Montague’s Sons
Lavender
Standard
CROWN
Peerfumery CO
Layties Brothers
U. S
Chambers Street
Ebickgion
Ocalista
Otis
Nassau St
Broadway
3Rd St
Astor House
15Th St
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Roosevelt Francesco Vitter
Lampton Roads
Balch Price. & CO
Furs
Murray
Sixth Avenue
John A. Int
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