Honduran Flag Flown as Goldsboro Sails Coast Trade
The steamer Goldsboro now flies a Honduran flag after arriving May 16 with cargo valued at about 59000 and 1000 packages of farming machinery. F. G. Bailey and Charles Meyers, aboard, bought a 2000 acre banana farm for 20000. Creditors hold a meeting as authorities seek two men who deserted at Puerto Cortez.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Goldsboro
PL Og Batley
Esport
General Supply Company
F. G. Bailey
Charles TH. H. Meyers
Bailey
Meyers
Secondaran
Belize
Bluefields
Honduran
Falbery
Columbus Tent Dand
Columbus
Ohio
Springfield Portable _Construction Company
Springfield
Mass
Mechanical Rubber Company
Cleveland
American Sawmill Machinery Company
Hackettstown
N. J
Savage Arms Company
Utica
N. Y
Peters Harness and Saddlery
Newark
International College of Languages
Union Square
New York City
Zenner Disinfectant Company
Detroit
Mich
Indiana Road Machine Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Born Steel Range Company
America
Fort and Screw Case Company
Dayton
National Cutlery Company
Cathedral Candle Company
Syracuse
National Furniture Company
Baltimore
E. C. Cook & Brother
Chicago
Bloom & Godley Company
Cheimpion Wagon. Company
Belbit
Wis
Helliday Manufacturing and Engineering Company
Baker & McMillan
A. J. Bradley
Ja. N. Straub Company
T. H. Ober & Co
Three-Barrel Gun Company
Moundsville
West Va
Federal
Bargain Bathrobes From Three Broadway Stores
The message touts discounted bathrobes for buyers and wholesalers. Importer notes small precleaning stock, promising profits for sellers and savings for customers. It advertises 122 bathrobes valued at six dollars, with bold pricing figures and store locations on Broadway, Warren Street, and 43rd Street.
Indictments in Cotton Report Leak Case Lead to New Arrests
Moses Tlaas and Frederick A. Peckham surrendered after indictments with Théodore H. Prieq for conspiracy and bribery. Bail set variably by judges. Peckham and Haas released on bonds. Four indictments remain, with next court date June 19. Warrants issued for Theo Price E S Holmes Jr and others to secure their return for trial.
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Moses Tlaas
Frederick A. Peckham
Théodore H. Prieq
Federal Grand Jury
Saratoga
Nash Rockwood
Max Stoyler
Trough
Hand
Peckham
Price
Chatfield
Iprisoeners
Hina’s
Hough
Finas
Martin Engel
East Thirteenth Street
Theo H. Price
New York
E. S. Holmes, Jr
Department _of Agriculture
Moses Haas
New _ York
Speed trials field grows for Jamaica Hillside races
Entries closed yesterday for Hillside speed trials in Jamaica with forty four regular entrants and nine classes including mile two mile and kilometer events. The parade precedes the races at 12 30 PM along Hillside Avenue with prize for best decorated cars and parking space provided at the races.
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Hillside
Jamaica
York
Sxty
Lontest
J. J. Wagner
Long Island Subway
Hillside Avenue
Hoffman Boulevard
New York Athletic Club to Send Team to Olympic Trials
The New York Athletic Club will dispatch a 21 member squad to Philadelphia next Saturday for Olympic trials. Notable entrants include J Ty Mahoney in running broad and jumping high events, Ray Ewry in aiding broad and high jumps, J F O Connell in run hop step and jump, and Warren Fielding among others. Lieut. Harry Lyons and trainer Benjamin Wefers accompany the team.
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New York Athletic Club
Rong
Philadelphia
J. Ty Mahoney
J. F. O'Connell
Ray C. Ewry
Harry Sedley
W. T. Cohalon
Hw.w. Farraday
J.T. Jisdle
Paul Pilgrim
F. G. Fellairs
H. Heywood
Ise Kayns
Fred Rogers
W. Cor
Charles J
Harry I. Hillman
McGrath
P. Adams
Warren €. Fielding
Gilbert Horrax
H. JG. Grumpert
Harry Lyons
Benjamin Wefers
East sprinters arrive for Olympic trials at Franklin Field
Philadelphia on June 1 reports leading athletes from every East region will compete in Olympic trials at Franklin Field, University of Pennsylvania, this Saturday. Rector from Virginia and Ramsdell from Texas are among entrants, training with University of Pennsylvania runners under Mike Murishy who leads the squad.
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Philadelphia
Franklin Field
University of Pennsylvania
Rector
Virginia
Ramsdell
Texas
Kelly
Mike” Murishy
Frederick St. Alexander Withdrew From Felipe Cup Singles
Frederick St Alexander, crippled by a strained leg, defaulted his spot in the Felipe Cup singles after reaching the Long Island championship finals. The event, staged on the New York Lawn Tennis Club courts, featured many early round results and notable losses among women competitors at Staten Island.
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Long Island
Frederick St. Alexande
New York Lawn
Wyeth
Abraham Bassford
Bassford
Cornell
G. F. Touchard
M. B. Beals
Lee
M. Goldman
Edwin P. Larned
E.B. Jones
C. C. AL Child
E. S. Quimby
Willian H Connell
Roy Ritchie
Louis J. Grant
A. Player
Staten Island Ladies’ Club
Livingston
S. I
George H. Chapman
Hudson River
William H. Pouch
Marcus
East Jersey
Chapman
Poe
A. H.harthy
Firth
Clare Cassell
Edith Handy
Margaret Johnson
Miss Lee
Miss Server
Eliza H. Moore
A. H. McCarthy
Turle
Baseball doubleheader at American League Park Boston
Two games scheduled with the New York Americans against Boston at 2 P.M. first game to be played at the American League Park. One admission covers both games.
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Jamerican League Park
Boston
Beaneaters in Yankee Yard. Ball Brilliant at Short
Elberfeld’s understudy earns keen attention with magnificent fielding as Beaneaters blank two games in Yankee Stadium. Boston plays in the Yankees’ yard and shows strong defensive play behind a brilliant shortstop showing.
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Boston
Yankees’ Yard
New York and Boston edge in tied AL results
Yesterday's American League results show New York 2 Boston 0 and Philadelphia 6 Washington 1. Cleveland 9 Detroit 1. Chicago 9 St Louis 6. Standings list New York 20 15 .571. St Louis 21 10 .523. Detroit 20 17 .541. Chicago 18
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Ieppe Manufacturing Company
Doom Street
New York City
C. Brown Company
Rochester
N. Y
Briking Machine Company
Akron
South Bend Chilled
Remington Machine Comvy
Wilhingeton
Del
Pdell Works
Janapolig
Ind
Wells Brothers
Greend
Mas Gandy Belting Company
Ralore
Made
HHT Machine Company
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Loui
St. Louis
WL. P.C. PW. Pe
Hiladelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Eos WU Sede Tie Co
Ig Pe
Roston
Shamrock Disqualified In Harwich Regatta
Shamrock and White Heather raced in the Royal Harwich regatta with Shamrock briefly leading before a foul at the buoy caused disqualification. White Heather won the first prize, Brynhild second, Cecily took the Prince of Wales cup for larger yachts beating Meteor Clara Susanne and others.
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Harwich
Thomas Lipton
Brynhild
Prince of Wales
Cecily
Clara
Susanne
Irene II Launched For Bermuda Power Boat Race
S W Grinberg's forty foot motorboat Irene II was launched yesterday from Alexander Macdonald's shipyard in New Rochelle and later to Bayonne. The boat, fitted with a forty horsepower three cylinder Standard engine, will compete against Ailsa Craig in the Bermuda race starting from Norton Point next Saturday. Crew includes Thomas Fleming Day as navigator and Walter A Bieling as first mate. Irene II, designed by Edson B Schock, measures 59 ft 10 in overall, with a comfortable interior for five men and berths for four.
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S. W. Grinberg
Irene II
Alexander Macdonald
New Rochelle
Bayonne
Ailsa Craig
Bermuda
Norton’s Point
Irene Sr
Bicetrie Launch Company
Layonne
Granberg
Thomas Fleming Day
Walter A. Bieling
Motor Boat Club of America
Irene ‘J
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Edson B. Schock
Yachts Ready For Races In Marblehead Bermuda Events
Yachtsmen face a busy week with the Marblehead to Bermuda race starting Wednesday and a powerboat race to Bermuda on Saturday. A robust regatta program by local clubs features classes from 38 to 57 feet and several one design groups. Entries close Friday with Regatta Committee chairman O H Chellborg.
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Marblehead
Bermuda
Ailsa — Craig
Yar
Irene
Norton's Point
Knickerbocker Club
O. H. Chellborg
Jockey Club Officials At Gravesend In Midweek Shuffle
CG He Pellingill filled in as starter at Gravesend replacing Mars Cassidy who was relieved following his wife’s death. Walter Miller rode at Gravesend in his New York season debut under Williams stable oversight with Rowell stating no second-call agreement yet. Carter, a likely Brooklyn Handicap contender, faced a near breakdown warning and will race in the selling class today after a planned Brooklyn distance start was scratched for the public’s protection.
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He Pellingill
Jockey Club
Gravesend
Mars Cassidy
Cassidy
Walter Miller
New York
Miller
Thongs Fr
Carter
Chotees
Brooklyn Flanshan
Thomas Welsh
Sportsmaniike
McCarter
Dorner's Pitching Shuts Out Giants in Clean Game
Dorner's pitching blanks the Giants in a well played contest. Bowerman leads the offense with a two bagger and single against his former clubmates. National League scores show Boston down New York 4 0 and Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1 with other results listed.
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Bowerman
Giants Lose 4–0 as Boston Sweeps Open Series
Boston pitchers Dorner and a tight defense shut out the New York Giants 4 to 0 in Boston. The Giants stranded nine runners, with six walks but no timely hits, while Bowerman and Browne led Boston with two hits apiece and two runs scored. Dorner worked five strong innings, then relief by O’Dener and Werklie preserved the lead as Boston outplayed New York in both offense and fielding.
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New York Times
Boston
Mass
Giants
Chicago
Brooklyn
Dorner
Bowerman
Dahlen
Browne
Ting
McGann
Willie
Conner
New York
Shanno Oo
Browne Rf
Numont
Denlin
Seym'r
M’gann
Ndham
Wo'rman
Devlin
Ritchey
VW Doyle
Ksro Nicklin
Osw
Ney
Wiltse
Odtener
Werklie
Tenney
Bnstore Eisectz Oon
Beaumont
Sweeny
Hates
Bates
Philadelphia Wins Opening Inning With Timely Hitting
Philadelphia took an early lead at Brook Inn in the opening inning with timely hits. A misplay by Moren followed Stoleni’s base.
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Philadelphia
Brook Inn
Moren
Brooklyn Nets Run In The Third Frustrates Philadelphia
In a rough baseball style report, Philadelphia and Brooklyn clash with scattered scoring. Notable plays include Courtney Magee and Jordan with base hits as Moren and Melntyre yield runs. Time of game nine innings and eight minutes plus officials Rigler Rudderham.
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Brooklyn Ong
Philade Phia
Brooklyn
Rure
Knahe
Aummeibtfi
Cher
Sheeevenos
Titus
Tindaney
Magee
Bite
Ee Os
Philadelphia
Hitty Yi
Melntyre
Tnt Moren
Oneteen
Messrs. Rigler and Rudderham
American marksmen to compete in Olympic rifle contest
The United States will participate in the Olympic rifle matches after the National Rifle Association of America sent its list of entrants. Entries include Smith, Drain, Holcomb, Dr. Hudson and others from the National Guard and Marine Corps. The team sails June 21 aboard the St. Louis to Southampton, with matches at Camp Perry beginning June 15 to select the national team for Bisley.
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United States Customs Service
G. Bailey
Jes Peere
New Jersey
Ard
P. Tate
Untary
State Department
New York
Iint
J. Bole
Keystone Driller Company
J Bear Falls
Ashkosh
Wis
Home Fiber Company
Trendion
Truscou Hte Manufacturing Company
St. Joseph
Perkins-Canopbril Company
Cincin
Ohio
the Macey Company
Grand Ids
Mich
Kresstone Driller Company
Ver Falls
Penn
Hart Manufacturing Ympany
Cleveland
Hart Manufacing Company
Hartford
Conney
Grand Rapids Brush Company
Grand Rapids
Sisley
Scogland
United States
National Rifle Assertation of America
Olympic Association
Washington
James al Drains
National Rifle, Association of America
London
Mateles Messrs. Smith
U. S
Tewes
Dall and Brass
Montana
Saveris
Alabama
Lueshner
Casey
Hiesson
Delaware
Meride
Indiana
Shieli
Evans
Stenhammer
Pennsylvania
Et Fers
Berg
Massachusetts
Winder
Retedict
Lemon
Richards
Simon, Jr
South
Eastman
Chisholm
Hidy
Emierson
Johnson
Idaho
Kowie
Maryland
Camp Perry
Ohto
Bisley
St. Louis
Southampton
Motorboat Club secretary hails fast Bridgeport trial
Walter M. Gieling of the Motor Boat Club of America notes a fast trial by a new twenty five foot motorboat in Bridgeport Harbor. The craft, built by Walter C. Baker, completed a tide aided run at twenty nine miles per hour. If proven reliable she may enter elimination races next month for the American International Cup, with three boats competing over the same course.
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Walter M. Gieling
Mmotorboat Club of America
Kosten
Dixie
Houg
Huntington Hartwir
Ben Ma Chree Yacht Club Opens Season in Bath Beach
The Ben Ma Chree Yacht Club of Bath Beach opened its season with Saturday and Sunday events. Members gave rides around the bay in boats, enjoyed a musical programme, dancing, and refreshments in the clubhouse and on the pier. The club, reorganized during winter, is now in its most prosperous condition.
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Ben Ma Chree Yacht Club
Bath Beach
Climb Up Giant Despair Prompts Motoring Message
In the climb up Giant Despair near Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on May 30 three cars display the saying It is worth the while of every motorist to learn how much that phrase really means.
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Wilkesbarre
Fisk
Mathewson Wins 320 Mile Paris Race
Denver report on the New York to Paris motor race notes Mathewson driving a Thomas car leading at 320 miles. Contenders included Ricky and others as the field completed long endurance laps. Report cites strong pace, notable finish and prize amount of 56,000, with drivers like Gaston and Thomes among the entrants.
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New York
Paris
Thomas
Denver
Hille
Thaneier
Ricky
Tisrote Barker
A. Herk
Fishing and Fishermen Report From River Scene
An old river fishing note describes anglers, locations near Norton and Harway avenues, with mentions of crab catching, tides, and a small crew including men named Coney and Jerry. It notes a few fluke catches, overall varying success, and references the South Hruk area with a Timers Sisturiay morning rule.
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T. Pineter
Coney Ial- Harway Avenue
Man and Jerry
The Turf News Brief From Brooklyn Rail
A fragmented notice summarizes a local rail or transport update in Brooklyn with unclear details. Readable elements mention trains and a theme of faith or restoration within the scene. The exact event, dates, and names are not recoverable from the fragment.
Jersey City Game Scoreboard Recap
R. H. E. Jersey City details include batteries Flank and Butler with Neuer Brock Miller Stanage and Kirchell. Umpires Murray and Kelly. Baseball scores note Baltimore Providence 7 Baltimore 6 and Toronto 0 at Buffalo 2 and Rochester 8 Montreal 5.
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Jersey City
JAS Newark
Butler
Neuer
Brockett
Miller
Stanage
Kirchell
Messrs
Murray and
Kelly
Baltimore
Providence
Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Montreal
NL baseball clubs announce contract approvals and player releases
President Harry C. Pulliam announces contracts and releases for the National League of Baseball Clubs. Contracts include David L. Brain to Cincinnati, Pembroke Finlayson to Brooklyn, Robert Holmes to New York. Releases list J A Butler to Brooklyn, Thomas Po McCarthy to Cincinnati, Roy Thomas to various teams.
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Harry C. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
Cincinnati
David L. Brain
Brooklyn
Pembroke Finlayson
New York
Robert Holmes
New- York American
J. A. Butler
Pittsburg
Thomas Po McCarthy
Boston
Philadelphia
Roy Thiomas
Walk of Jerome Athletic Club Ends Near Trenton
The Jerome Athletic Club of East New York Brooklyn completed thirty seven miles from Philadelphia to the 566 Liberty Avenue clubhouse but four miles from Trenton New Jersey a heavy rainstorm made roads impassable and forced the walkers to turn back to Trenton to take the train home.
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Jerome Athletic Club
East New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Liberty Avenue
Trenton
N. J
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