Knickerbocker Yacht Club Regatta Yields Paiute Alcedo Cup
Off New Rochelle, the Knickerbocker Regatta saw 36 starters in classes from forty-three to twenty-one feet. Colleen won the twenty-one foot race after a close battle with Scamp, while Paiute took the Alcedo Cup for best actual time over the twelve mile course. Hussar II led the fleet early but finished behind Paiute, with several boats retiring or not finishing in other classes.
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Cord Meyer
Scamp
Snapper
Raider
Johnston de Forest
Henry L. Maxwell
H. M. Crane
Colleen
Massachusetts
L. R. Alberger
Pirie Brothers
Spin@rift
Hazen Morse
Kittie
Mr. Meyer
Altair
Hussar IL
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
S. H. Mason
Ondawa
Awa
J. D. Pratt
O Shima San
Charlés Lane -Poor
Barracouta
Ellis
Favorite
Echo Bay
Black Spar Buoy
Matiniock Point
Old Hen Buoy
Prospect Point
Matinicock Point
Hussar
Sakana
Wittie
Spindrift
Mali Will Filed for Probate After Large Estate
Henry W. T. Mali’s will, valued at several hundred thousand dollars, was filed yesterday in the surrogate’s office. Real estate exceeds 310,000 and personal property around 20,900. He leaves 50,000 to Cornelia B. Cammann for a mortgage on 153 West Seventy-fifth Street, 15,000 in trust for Charles L. Cammann, and a farm in Stonyford, Orange County. 30,000 in trust for Louis de L. Cammann. The residue goes to nephew Henry L. Cammann and niece Isabella N. Cammann, income split equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. T. Mali
Cornelia B. Cammann
Charles L. Cammann
West Seventy-fifth Street
Aie
Louis de L
Cammann
Stonyford
Orange County
Louis de L. Cammann
Henry L. Cammann
Isabella N. Cammann
THE GERMAN MEAT BILL
Berlin reports Prince Hohenlohe assures Bundesrath will draft meat inspection provisions to honor American and British wishes as the law allows. He laments isolation on the meat issue, while ministers push a compromise seen as victory over the Agrarians. Herr Lieber, ill but favorable to the United States, criticizes stringent exclusion of certain American meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Prince Hohenlohe
Bundesrath
Count von Posadowsky
Count von Bilow
Dr. von Lucanus
Herr Lieber
America
United States
Reichstag
Dreyfus Amnesty Bill Debate Concludes in Paris
In Paris on June 2 the amnesty bill discussion resumed with M. Traieurs critique, Gen. Lambert defending the army, and Premier Waldeck-Rousseau urging government unity. The Senate voted 238 to 1 to adopt the bill, with a later 178 to 41 decision to post Waldeck-Rousseau’s speech in the Communes. Diverse Republicans urged extending amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Trarieux
Gen. Lambert
M. Waldeck-Rosseau
France
Dreyfus
Liberty
Republic
Senate
M. Franck Chauveau
High Court
M.waldeck-Rosseau
Battleship Majestic's Narrow Escape
London dispatch reports a dramatic incident in the Belleisle sinking. The Belleisle’s loaded bow torpedo was discharged by Majestic shellfire, and rapid maneuvering by the Majestic prevented the self-released projectile from exploding the old hulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Majestic
Newfoundland Looks to Federation With Canada
A colonial question gaining prominence in London reports Newfoundland seeking federation with Canada. British organs largely favor the project though some doubt if the Canadian Premier will bear the French share of the controversies.
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The
Associated Press
London
Newfoundland
Canada
The Japanese Cabinet Crisis Deepens In Yokohama
The cabinet crisis continues in Yokohama as Marquis Ito is likely to be asked to form a new ministry. The political turmoil signals a reshaping of government leadership amid national uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Marquis Ito
Blaisdell Case Dismissed From Government Suit
Washington reports one of the largest government suits, the Blaisdell case seeking 64 628 512 for Charles Durkee heirs tied to Pacific Railroad bonds, was dismissed after years with no competent evidence. promoters allegedly sought payments from unaware claimants, while Justice officials deny any legal basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Court of Claims
Blaisdell
Charles Durkee
Kenosha
Wis
Pacific Railroad
Durkee
Utah
United States
Pratt
Department of iTustice
War on syrup makers spurs national trade meeting
Seventeen Chicago syrup manufacturers and numerous others report the Glucose Sugar Refining Company has raised raw sugar prices and cut syrup prices, destroying their business. The National Syrup Association plans a July meeting in Chicago to coordinate action against the Glucose Trust and restore steady trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Glucose Sugar Renring Company
Glucose Trust
United States
National Syrup Association
Audubon Societies Win Millinery Surrender
Chicago reports that the Merchants Milliners’ Association, controlling most U S millinery trade, will surrender to Audubon Societies under agreed conditions. Illinois and national directors may grant terms that end the sale of American birds or aigrettes for hats within a set time, prompting jubilant bird protection advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tnited
Audubon Societies
Ruthven Deane
Illinois Audubon Society
Merchant Milliners’ Association
Ilinois Society
The
Audubon Society
Local Crews Win in Harlem Regatta
New York Philadelphia and Newark crews competed in the Harlem Regatta and local clubs captured most prizes. Harlem Rowing Club led wins with eight trophies shared among Vespers Philadelphia and Fairmounts, while New York Athletic Club and Bohemians also earned titles amid weather interruptions and a disputed junior single result.
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Harlem
Free Delivery Across Greater New York and Long Island
Free delivery to any railroad station or steamboat landing within 250 miles for paid purchases of five dollars or more. Direct to purchaser's home on Long Island via our agency, with mail orders quickly filled. Send name and address for our regular bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Purschaser
Long Island Express
Immense Variety Washable Waists At Special Prices
Immense selection of washable waists described as the prettiest yet with styles arriving recently. Highlights include small prices intended to save customers money and meet common preferences.
Shirt Waists and Percale Fabrics in Varied Styles
Catalog entry lists shirt waists in percales with fancy stripes and figures and full front designs. White lawn waists feature embroidery and fine tucks with a broad insert. Fine quality percales show pink blue helio black stripes with stiff collar. Black lawn waists offer all over lace yoke backs. Extra size waists in black lawn or striped percale range sizes 44 to 50.
June Sale of Muslin Underwear Offers Wide Range
A June sale itemizes muslin and cambric undergarments with extensive trims and styles. Corset covers, gowns, underskirts, drawers, chemises, and walking skirts are advertised with prices from 19 to 98 cents, highlighting lace, embroidery, and ruffle details for multiple sizes.
Vesper Boat Club Leads In Junior and Senior Rowing Finals
Crews from First Bohemian, Harlem, Vesper Boat Clubs, New York Athletic Club and Columbia opened strong as they passed under Madison Avenue. Vespers led most of the race with Harlem close behind and Columbia far back, final results listing Vesper ahead by a length over Harlem with Bohemians and NYAC in pursuit. The day closed with the Fairmounts triumphing by two lengths in the junior final and NYAC finishing second, while Bohemians edged Atalantas by a length.
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New York
Philadelphia
Harlem
Harlem Regatta Association
Newark
Harlem Rowing Club
New York Athletic Club
Fairmounts
Institutes
Fourth Avenue
Central Bridges
Atalanta Club
Samuel Phillips
Middle States Regatta Association
Atalanta
Columbia College
Bohemian Boat Club
Wyanoke Boat Club
Ne York Athletic Club
Bohemians
Nassau Club
Rumophr
Harlems
Hedley
Vespers
Rumohr
Pardue
Nial
Hlavac
Hennen
McCloskey
Madison Avenue Bridge
Crawford
Mehrhoff
Nassaus
Budry
Naughton
William Mulcare
Dauntless Rowing Club
Edwin Hedley
The
James Patrick
Institutes of Newark
J. A. Rumohr
Mulcare
Patrick
Unions
Wyanokes
Passaic
Bohemian
Union
Lone Star
Vesper
Pennsylvania Barge Club
Institutes of
Columbia University
Madison Avenue
Columbias
Atalantas
W. D. Hennen
A. C. McCloskey
First Bohemian Boat Club
F. Budry
M. Naughton
John A. Rumohr
Vesper Boat Club
Penn
Union Boat Club
Leo. Conneil
Bow
W. Rogers
William Chrastil
W. Vesely
J. B. Juvenal
J. E. Nagle
H. K. Vought
H. M. Holton
H. Borchert
H. Nonnenbacher
H. de Baecke
E. Marsh
W. Carr
J. Exley
Fh. Borchert
Nassau Post Club
A. D. Cree
BH. H. Reddy
P. R. Furlong
Sydney Vosburgh
T. Crow
New York Athletic
L.C. Hibbard
J. D. Padelford
A. R. Pope
A. G. Keane
Metropolitan Rowing Club
Joh Holder
G. Slater
W. O’brien
E. ¥. Clark
W. J. Place
PE. Moore
A. Freshman
W. G. Douglass
H. A. Moore
W._W. Willard
M. B. Stelle
H. A. Jackson
D. G. Smyth
Trairmount Rowing Association
W. Brogan
J. H. Frease
W. Donley
C. Gerlach
W. Munro
J. Sullivan
Powinkel
J. Barrett
D. Belmire
Atalanta Boat Club
W. E. Loughman
J. F. Hunt
P. W. Hoeneck
D. Kirby
J. D Underhill
William Westerfield
W. A. Cahill
J. J. Knox
I. H. Rippe
Coxwain
Fairmount Rowing Association
William Wark
James Dempsey
E. Margh
J. Geiger
J. Juvenal
William] Carr
J. Pxley
L. Abell
Harlem “Rowing Club
Mark Davis
C. W. Mase
G. Hoffman
J. A
Automobiles Return From New York to Philadelphia Drive
Twelve horseless vehicles completed the run from New York to Philadelphia under the Automobile Club of America. Winners were G. F. Chamberlain and G. H. Macey in a Winton. Others followed including Percy Owen, H. A. McFarland, and S. T. Davis Jr. The finish at Hotel Bellevue drew a crowd. A thunderstorm earlier delayed some, but most riders continued with mackintoshes.
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Philadelphia
New York
Automobile Club of America
G. F. Chamberlain
G. H. Macey
Bellevue
Percy Owen
H. A. McFarland
Princeton
Jersey
New Jersey
Moorestown
Brantford Indians Defeat Rochester Ragers In Lacrosse
In Rochester, the Brantford Indians beat the Rochester Rang ers 6 to 2 at Culver Field this afternoon, delivering a decisive lacrosse victory with strong offense from the visiting team.
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Rochester
N. Y
Brantford Indians
Rochester Rangers
Culver Field
Barge Captain Survives as Ferry Boat Capsizes Woman Drowns
Bertel Anderson captain of the Brooklyn lies off Communipaw Jersey City. He and his sister-in-law Mrs Mary Jansen left a rowboat for Pier No 6. The boat capsized and the woman was swept away and drowned. Anderson was rescued, identified, and taken to City hospital with poor prospects for recovery.
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Bertel Anderson
Brooklyn
Central Railroad
Communipaw
Jersey City
Mary Jansen
Pier No. 6
Charles Freiser
Anderson
City ‘Hospital
Hart denied intervene in Lorain Steel vs Forty Second Street Railroad
Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court denied Henry Hart a petition to intervene in the suit between Lorain Steel Company and the Forty second Street Manhattanville and St Nicholas Avenue Railroad. Hart claimed a $100,000 loan plus interest since May 2 1890. The court ruled a Master would receive claims making intervention unnecessary.
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Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Henry Hart
Lorain Steel Company
Manhattanville
St. Nicholas Avenue
Hart
Five Months Dead in Her House
Mary Sullivan was found dead in her West End tenement five months after she died. The solitary, unmarried woman around fifty had worked as a cook for several Boston families. Neighbors in the small block reported no knowledge of the grisly presence. The discovery shocks the quiet neighborhood.
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Boston
Mary Sullivan
West End
Millinery Bargains In New Sailors And Hats This Monday
Monday offers genuine bargains in Millinery Depart ment with new Short-Back sailors trimmed in velvet ribbon polka dot silk flowers and chiffon priced 1.98 to 4.50 Children and misses trim hats Leghorn hats rough straw and large straw baby hats offered at 69c to 98c White straw Tam o Shanter and 9Sc children Leghorn hats from 49c to 2.50 Turbans short back sailors and dress shapes 39c to 1.50 Flowers collection 10c to 69c including roses daisies violets and many others
Textile yardage price catalog listing by color and fabric type
Printed Foulardine and printed Batiste with multiple ground colors priced from 14c to 24c per yard. Cotton Pongee offers white and colored grounds at 14c, Fancy Color Striped Mercerized Batiste 16c, Black Hindoo Cloth ranges 13c to 35c, 30 inch wide fast color. All Wool French Charlies 50c quality at 2c per yard.
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L.c
White Goods at Special Prices in Various Widths
White welts 28 inch 12 4c per yard. 40 inch white lawns 16c kind, 10c a yard while they last. Hemstitched lawns 40 inches with tucks plaid 25c 29c and 40c per yard. White nainsook 36 inches wide 16c quality at 12 34c per yard. 70 inch white organdies 29c 55c 40c 50c 60c and 75c per yard. French muslin 32 inches wide 25c 29c and 6c per yard.
Bath Towels Sale Promises Heavy Turkish Towels
An advertisement offers Bath Towels including 250 dozen Heavy Turkish Towels in white and unbleached, 22 by 40 inches, priced 2 for 25 cents. value at 16 cents each. Extra Heavy Turkish Towels in bleached and brown, hemmed and ready, 26 by 50 inches, 25 cents each.
Navy Blue Twill Flannel for Bathing Suits at 29c
Wool material offered in 32 inch Scotch flannels with fancy stripes and checks. Assorted fabrics priced at 12 to 14 cents per yard, with extra quality noted at 29 cents per yard.
Death of Emily H Wells on West Side
Emily H Wells a purchasing agent for clients on the west side died of natural causes, coroner's finding. Her lawyer Henry Ware Jones, based at 10 Wall Street, would not disclose relatives but noted she had previously been Miss Pink of Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Emily H. Wells
West Side
Henry Ware Jones
Miss Pink
Parkersburg
West Va
Broadway
Wells
Ware
Wall Street
Mrs. Wells
National Sugar Refining Co Formed in Jersey City
The National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey was formed last Thursday by Mollenhauer, National, and Doscher refineries. At a Jersey City meeting yesterday the following directors were elected James H. Post F D Mollenhauer H F Mollenhauer Claus Doscher George R. Bunker F H Howell and H D Cory. James H. Post was named President and will head selling and finance. The company is authorized to produce import export and deal in sugar and coffee with common stock 10 million and preferred 10 million. President Post indicated stock may be marketed and outside capital may be brought in, while Havemeyer noted sugar market activity and the busy season reaching November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sugar Refining Company of
New Jersey
Mollenhaver
National, and Doscher Refineries
Jersey City
James H. Post
F. D. Mollenhauer
H. F. Mollenhauer
Claus Doscher
George R. Bunker
F. H. Howell
H. D. Cory
B. H. Howell, Sons & Co
Post
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Wall Street
McKee Nominated by Acclamation in Indiana District
Democrats of Indiana's Sixth District nominate David W. McKee of Connorsville for Congress by acclamation in Rushville on June 2. McKee, a recognized party figure, will run as the district’s candidate in the upcoming election. The nomination consolidates support within the local party structure and signals a united front for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee
Rushville
Ind
Democrats
David W. McKee
Connorsville
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Paiute
Alcedo Cup
Elans’ Ra
Hussar II
James Baird
Beam Brothers
Nautilus
UTS
Marybia
Eee Pryer
White Wing
W. L. Hall
O-Shima San
A. B. McCreery
Freya
G. J. Bradish
Escape
George Matthews
Crony
H. B. Welch
Alerion
A. H. Alker
Oiseau
J. R. Maxwell, Jr
Leisure
F. RB. Myrick
Por
C. T. Pierce
Oungniche
R. Sands
Purgie
John G. Honey
Kit
Rochelle
Award
I.S. Apileby
Osage
A. C
Nickerson
Kite
BR. M. & & H. Godard Os
F. L. Kraemer
Thisbe
W. D. Revdye
Li W. L
Riot
Robert M. Sayre
Oxl R. N. Baker
Mongoes N
Simeon Ford
de -Forest
Colleen L. R Alberger Raider
Battleship Majestic
Newfoundland and
Glucose
Fulton, Duffield and
Bridge Streets
NEW York Times
Aratterman Broadway
Graham and
Flushing Avenues
White Goods
West Virginia
Blask Goods
Clothing Department
National Sugar Company
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