Man Kills Stepmother Over Food Complaints in Newark
Charles A. Naulty, 21, shot and killed his stepmother, Mary Naulty, at 5 Chambers Street Newark after quarrel over coffee and meals. He bought a .32 revolver, returned home, shot her twice, then surrendered at Third Precinct. Police disarmed him. father as witness. autopsy planned.
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Newark
N. J
Charles A. Naulty
Nary Naulty
Chambers Street
Mary Garrity
Naulty
Todd
Young Naulty
Nuulty
Third Precinct
Clark
International shooting meets slated at Versailles July to August
The League of Shooting Associations of France organizes matches at Camp de Satory Versailles from July 19 to August 7 with foreigners allowed to participate. A 90 page brochure details five match classes, targets including figures of men and wild boars, and prizes totaling thousands of francs across 24 events.
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League of Shooting Associations of France
de Satory
Versailles
Passage Des Petites-Péres
Paris
Philadelphia Horse Show’s Ninth Annual Exhibition Ends Strong
The ninth annual exhibition of the Philadelphia Horse Show Association concluded as the most successful in the organization’s history. Winners include Roadsters led by James W. Cook, Pocahontas ridden by F. G. Bourne, and Victoria Titsche sane shown by Frederick C. Stevens, with prizes ranging from 50 to 200 dollars across harness and saddle classes.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Horse Show Association
Roadsters
Altmer & Bpg
B. m
F. G. Sbourne
English Hackney Horse Society
Victoria Titseh
Sane
Frederick CC. Stevens
Eben D. Jordan
Kitchener
Be. G
Kippeltia
William H. Barnard
W. H. Learnard
Flashlight
W. Staunton Elliott
Whirl
B. v
Moscow
Bourne
Prate
B. G
Bourn
Ben Bolt
Marian Halloway
Chappie
Ae M. K. Hayes
Lord Rapalen
Bog
Adin Beck
Navy bids cut cost on twelve inch shells
The Navy Department readvertised for twelve inch shells and accepted bids that cut armor piercing shells to 0.50 each and common shells to 0.50. Admiral O Neill recommended Carpenter Creed Company for armor piercing shells and Benjamin Lilings- Worth for common shells, saving the government 165000 dollars.
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Washington
Navy Department
Imu Qdace
Admiral O'Neill
Carpenter Creel Company
Benjamin F Lilings- Worth
Michigan Wins Western Intercollegiate Track Championship
University of Michigan captured the Western Intercollegiate championship at Ravenswood in a tight meet decided by the final 120 yards. California and Chicago trailed closely, with Wisconsin and Notre Dame also placing in events across sprint, distance, hurdles, and field competitions. Notable winners include Cadogan and Nash in sprints, Moloney leading Chicago in the 120 yard hurdles, and Dvorak of Michigan winning the pole vault.
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Chicago
University of Michigan
Ravenswood
Association
Michigan
California
Cadogan
Drum
Nash
Knox
Maloney
Hayes
Baker
Northwestern
Bredsteen
Wisconsin
Richberg
Walsh
Mclean
Brockman
Minnesota
Gaffney
Notre Dame
Brown
G. Sudheimer
Plaw
Woolsey
Cochems
Ruhaine
Schule
Broughton
Franke
Franc
Brew
Nebraska
Moloney
Pick
Teetzel
Hulbert
Halm
O'Shaughnessy
Hamlin
Dvorak
Wheeler
Juneau
Plan
New York Y C Races Regatta With Many Valuable Cups
The New York Yacht Club offers over 3009 in first prizes for the fifty fourth annual regatta to be sailed in the lower bay on June 14. Classes A to M award cups, with cruising trim prizes lower by 29 dollars in each class. Special thirty-footers race offers 50 and 25 dollar prizes. start Buoy 13. entries due by June 12. Regatta Committee chaired by S Nicholson Kane with Griswold and Duncan Jr.
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New York Yacht Club
Herreshoff
James Gordon Bennett
Madison Avenue
Nicholson Kane
Chester Griswold
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Rich prizes for yachtsmen at Atlantic Yacht Club regatta
The Atlantic Yacht Club announces its thirty-fourth annual regatta with first prizes totaling 1000 dollars across classes including schooners yawls and catboats. Special divisions cover thirty-foot sloops and twenty-one foot load water line raceabouts. Entries close at noon July 11 with race committee chairman C. T. Pierce at 179 Fulton Street.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Club
Yacht Racing Association of
Long Island Sound
C. T. Pierce
Fulton Street
Larchmont Yacht Club regatta draws clubs for June 16
The Spring regatta at Larchmont Yacht Club will be sailed Saturday June 16 with events for regular classes and special thirty foot and twenty one foot racing length raceabouts. Prizes awarded in classes with two starters, with second prizes in four starters and third prizes in five or more. Members of many regional yacht clubs invited to enter. entries accepted at Larchmont by 5 PM June 14 by Regatta Committee John F Lovejoy chairman H W Coates Frank Hardy.
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Larchmont Yacht Club
New York
Atlantic
American
New Bedford
New Haven
New Rochelle
Corinthian
Marblehead
Hull
Indian Harbor
Riverside
Horse Shoe Harbor
Corinthian Yacht Club
Philadelphia
Sea Cliff
John F. Lovejoy
H. W. Coates
Frank Hardy
One Design Race Abouts In Gravesend Bay Won By Ikelpie
J H Brown's Ikelpie won the special race for nineteen foot one design raceabouts held by the Marine and Field Club in Gravesend Bay near the New York Canoe Club. The course was a triangle with a mile per leg. The boats stayed close until the last half but Ikelpie gained the weather position for the win in a driving rain.
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J. H. Brown
Marine and Field Club
Gravesend Bay
New York Canoe Club
Princeton Defeats Yale In Ninth Inning Toss Up
New Haven Conn June 2 Princeton nines upset Yale 6 to 4 as Yale faltered in the eighth inning. Hillebrand limited Yale to five hits while Princeton benefited from Camp’s costly error and Sullivan’s defensive mistakes behind the plate. Cook and Kafer stood out for Yale. Robertson and Garvan pitched for Princeton with Robertson leaving after a rough ninth. Attendance 6,000.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Yale
Hillebrand
Robertson
Young
Garvan
Sullivan
Cunha
Camp
Cook
Kafer
Hirst
Quinby
Burke and Hutchings
Meier
Pearson
Mr. Snyder
Rain Halts Wide Cricket Card After Weather Downtime
Rain ruined a large cricket program with many matches abandoned. At Prospect Park the New York Club posted a complete innings against the Manhattan club for 46. Montclair opened the season at Staten Island beating Livingston Field Club 111 to six dismissals. Brooklyn and Kearny at Prospect Park saw play halted after 4 runs for 3 wickets.
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Prospect Park
New York
Manhattans
Montclair
Brooklyn
Kearny
Brooklyns
Brown Defeats Harvard In Season Finest Game Here
Brown outplayed Harvard 2 to 0 in Providence. Washburn pitched well for Brown while Harvard bats could not solve him. Brown leads the season series with two wins and stays in contention for the college title if it defeats Pennsylvania and Dartmouth.
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New York Times
Providence
R. J
Brown
Harvard
Crimson
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Washburn
Fettle
Browns
Tobey
Kendall
Bacon
Incke
Clarke
Princeton Prep and Brunswick Bowdoin Octet Tops Scores
In a compact card of results, Princeton Prep School defeated Brunswick Bowdoin while Tufts posted five and Harvard claimed a second with a two. The brief notes list teams and scores with no additional context or dates.
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Princeton
Princeton Prep
His School
Brunswick—Bowdoin
Tufts
Lewiston
Bates
Harvard
Shipping and Mails Schedule for June 3
Daily post schedule lists outgoing steamships and mail clOsing times for Paraense Maranham Ceara Potsdam Majestic Boorslans Patria Salerno St Paul and others. Notices cover mail dispatch per steamships Queen Adelaide Tropic Bird Mariposa Hongkong Maru Empress of Japan Warrimoo and Breconshire arrivals and due NY processing details.
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Majestic
Liverpool
Boorslans
Antwerp
Patria
Naples
Ad Salerno
Newcastle
Seneca
Tampico
St. Paul
Southampton
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Society Islands
San Francisco
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Campania
New York
Vancouver
Europe
Fiji Islands
Warrimoo
van Cott
Breconshire
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Honolulu
Gaelic
Black Velvet Ribbons sale on all silk ribbons
All silk taffeta ribbons four inches wide in multiple colors on sale. Black Velvet Ribbons offers satin and narrow ribbons in various widths with reduced prices from 16c to 39c previously, plus foreign stock of plain and fancy all silk narrow ribbons now offered at two bulk price points per yard.
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Arnold Print Works
ASCOT
Criterion
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Son Long
St. Martin’s Green
Western Intercollegiates
New York Y. C
Larchmont
H.M.S. H.M.S. Hls
Kelpie
Flying Fox
H. R. Cone
Quinque
W. G Smith
Stinger
Ay BP. Chappe
Sweetheart
A. C. Fisker
BO UU
Skylark
J. H. Elliott
la Bretagne
Havre
Mesaba
London
Salerno
Statendam
Rotterdam
St. Bede
Gibraltar
Syracuse
Cymric
el Paso
New Orleans
Gardenia
Hesperia
Louisiana
Rio Grande
Brunswick
Vimeira
Capt. Camp
Singer
Steinw’r
Sul'n
Rif
Hillebr
Sharpe
Burke
Blount
OU Pearson
Guernsey
Chapman
Ward
Hutch
Cunka
Watkins
Concho
Galveston
Friesland
Laurentian
Glasgow
Aller
Alliance
Colon
el Sud
Exeter City
Swansea
Flaxman
St. Lucia
Koenigin Luise
Bremen
Lahn
Oceanic
Buceros
Palatia
Hamburg
Pocasset
Werneth Falls
Rks
Sch’rs
Austria
St’rs
Notal
St. Baul
Jamison
Cherbourg
Mdse
International Navigation Co
Pretoria
Karlowa
Boulogne
Plymouth
Bar
St. Cuthbert
Pugh
Sanderson & Son
Iroquois
Kemble
Jacksonville
Charleston
Ww. P. Clyde & Co
Bovie
Jones
White Star Line
Niagara
Miller
Miller, Cienfuegos May 23 and Nassau 29Th. With Mdse. and Passengers To James FE
Ward & Co
Pria
Meyer
Progreso
Hem
Ebel Bros
George Farwell
Fickett
Fernandina
Yellow Pine Lumber Co
Ray &Fickett
Elis
Marie
Dalldorf
Bermuda
A. E. Outerbridge & Co
Highlands
Island
Dan
Skjodt, Stettin, &c
Finch, Edge & Co
Catallina
Munarriz
Ha- 30
Sandy Hook
Marquette
Arkansas
Copenhagen
Harolld
Bocas del Toro
Newport News
Margaretha
Koster
Arthur Fitger
Denker
Ipswich
Lon
Pollock Rip
Lighthouse Board
Pollock Rip Shoal
Nantucket Sound
E. E
Monomoy Point
Atlantic and
Gulf Coasts
Suecconnesset Point
Suc- Shoal
Eldridge Shoal
Tennesse Sound
Cable
Reimkasten
Friedrich der Grosse
Eichel
St. Louis
Passow
Ger
Mueller
Westernland
Belg
Mills
Ne York
Afghanistan
Williamson
St. Michael’s, &c
Liv
Rasmussen
Singapore, &c
Auguste Victoria
Kaempff
Georgie
Thompson
Walker
St. Dunstan
Fortay
Port Natal
St. Vincent
C. V
Southwark
Dann
Slid
Wilhelmi
Genoa
Horta
Batavia
Magin
Dungeness
Eastry
Carr
Huelva
Loostakken
Reinertsen
A &c
Algiers
Pathan
Butler
Singapore
Sid
Almeria
Albenga
Petersen
Baltimore
Manila
Borderer
Hay
Sld
Lisbon
Diamant
Reiners
Ems
Harrassowitz
Cévie
Nicol
la Gascogne
Poncelet
Gladiolus
Wallace
Ponta Do Arnel
Alexandria
Svendson
Shipping and Foreign Mails
Paraense
Maranham
Ceara
Potsdam
Post Office
Alps
Jamaica
Christiana
County of Dumfries
Hispania
Horrox
BISO
Alamo
Belgravia
Cataluna
el Norte
la Plata
Grenada
Seeee
Barbarossa
Caracas
Porto Rico
Teee Bhalla
Gregory
Par
Kaiser Friedrich
Ham
Burg Sewer Anew Nee
Nassau
Cuba
Cee Neces
Seer
Havana
Yucatan
Wen’s Underwear
ALL
Price
Brilliantines
Serges
Valenciennes
Point DE Paris
Esprit
Graddock
Craddock
Florida
Farina
Cologne
Belden
Belladonna
Gular Drug Stores
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