Big golf field for Jersey title at Montclair
An open New Jersey state golf championship drew 84 entrants from leading clubs including Ex-Attorney General Griggs who withdrew after an 89. Charles W. O Connor led with 76, Barnes 78, Behr 79, and teams Englewood, Essex County and Montclair competed in team and match play events.
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New Jersey
Montclair
Jerome Dvd
Travers
Griggs
Paterson
Oscar Woodward
Archie Graham
Charles W. O'Connor
Essex Country Golf Club
E. M. Barnes
Max Behr
Baltusrol
Englewood
Essex County of Orange
C. W. O’connor
Essex County
Max H. Behr
Morris County
Arthur H. Lockett
Paul Harrison
C. B. Storrs
F. A. Marsellus
Yountakah
F. M. Olyphant
F. A. Wright
Canoe Brook
W. B. Bremner
M. K. Smith
H. O. Christ
Forest Park
L. W. Callan
C. B. Brown
A. Morrell
Hackensack
Jason Rogers
C. S. Kellogg
T. T. Reid
F. R. Upton, Jr
A. Wright
Upper Montclair
C. E. van Vleck
F. Watson
G. B. Martin
John J. Radel
Forest Hill
H. G. Giles
D. W. Granberry
W. Watson
Oswald Kirkby
James A. Tyng
H. Alsopp
Smith
Morrell
Woodward
Bremner
Storrs
Wright
Harrison
Olyphant
Barnes
Marsellus
Behr
Brown
O'Connor
Christ
Lockett
Callan
Kirkby
Tyng
Martin
Rogers
Alsopp
Kellogg
Giles
Ryall
C.F. Watson
Upton
Reid
Granberry
van Vleck
Radhel
F. Murray Olyphant
C. W.o’connor
John C. Adams
C. .B. Storrs
J. F. Taylor
W. E. Marcus
Bowlers Refuse to Compete Over Prize Money at National Championship
The twelve hour endurance bow ling contest at Madison Square Garden was called off as top bowlers refused to compete citing inadequate prize money of 150 dollars. Buffalo displays sour grapes after defeat with Baltimore for next year’s National tournament amid overtures from the rival American Bowling Congress. Leaders of the National Bowling Association seek peace talks with the Congress to harmonize the two bodies. Individual and team scores from the current championship are listed: Edward Thompson and partners lead in various categories with scores ranging from 652 to 2 899 for teams.
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Madison Square Garden
Buffalo
Baltimore
American Bowling Congress
National Bowling Association
National Association
John P. Floss
New York
Garry: Herrmann
H. J. Miller
Bowis
Windheim
Utica
Carl and Haller
Brooklyn
Helitas
Cohn
Smith and Gebhard
Edwards
Sunset
Koko
Jamaica
L. L
Bronx Central
Record speed feats at Road Drivers' Association matinée
Speedway performances set new marks as Joseph F. Gibbon's Claro clocked 1:02 for the half mile and Wil mar by F. Kilpatrick did 1:04 in the half mile. Claro won heats two and three after a first heat loss to Who Knows, while Wilmar failed in the free-for-all trot. George H. Huber starred with the Pandit family, winning Class E pace Helena Pandit and Class F trot with Black Pandit and Lizzie Pandit.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Joseph F. Gibbon
Claro
Wilmar
California
F. Kilpatrick
Who Knows
George H. Huber
Pandit
Black Pandit
Helen Pandit
Lizzie Pandit
Furnished Room Advertisement Hint Refers to Page 15
A notice directs readers seeking a furnished room to check Page 15 for listings. It confirms pagination as the source of the ad content and guides readers to the appropriate section.
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Seventy-First Day
Weston continues his 100 day trek from New York to San Francisco with a route list detailing the post road distance and daily segments from March 15 to June 7. The schedule covers New York Utica Chafee Youngstown Toledo Chicago Lincoln Mexico Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Agate Nunn Carr and Laramie with final total miles 2707.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Utica
Chafee
Youngstown
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Col
Agate
Nunn
Carr, Col
L Ranch
Laramie
Wyoming
Rock River
Journey Notes From the Westward by Edward Payson Weston
Edward Payson Weston files a travel diary entry from Rock River Wyoming dated June 3. He describes feeble nourishment on the route to Laramie, scarcity of milk eggs and refreshments, fine weather, a long tunnel, snow on the landscape, rough desert terrain, and Japanese workers on the Union Pacific railroad.
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Rock River
Wryo
Laramie
Union Pacific
Edward Payson Weston
Colleges to Fight A. A. U. Amateur Status Clash
Colorado University leads a coalition with Stanford to challenge A A U ruling that brands Stanford and Colorado track teams professionals. The dispute centers on jurisdiction over college meets and eligibility for Chicago competition. An appeal is planned with hopes for a compromise allowing Stanford athletes to race in Chicago.
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Denver
Col
Colorado Colleges
Colorado University
Stanford University
Bert Martin
Rocky Mountain Division
Stanford
University of Colorado
Chicago
Martin
Colorado
Referee Says Stanford Suspension Dispute Unclear
Dr. George K. Herman President of the Central Amateur Athletic Union said there will be no clash with the conference over the suspension of Leland Stanford Junior University. He noted dispatches claim the suspension stems from a dual meet without Rocky Mountain Amateur Athletic Union sanction which he says is not required for a dual meet.
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Chicago
George K. Herman
Central Amateur Athletic Union
Conference Association
Leland Stanford, Jr
Rocky Mountain Amateur Athletic Union
Herman
Stanford
Colorado
City Chamber Votes 50000 for Accounting Upgrade
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting the Finance Committee report backed Controller Metz and his plan to hire temporary experts. Metz proposed amending last week's resolution to have the Board of Estimate allocate 50000 to implement the new accounting system. The amended resolution passed unanimously as Aldermen urged joint action with the Board of Estimate. A separate speaker urged a special committee to study maritime conditions and press Congress for reform, to be appointed by the Executive Boards. New members elected to the committee include Lemuel Benedict, Daniel Birdsall, Robert Drysdale, Joseph Emery, Joseph Johnson, Robert Montgomery, George Ramsey, Wallace Reid, Henry Seaman, Alfred Thorburn, Francis White, Alfred Whitney Jr., Edwin Winter, and Henderson Wolfe.
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Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Finance
Metz
Board of Estimate
G. Waldo Smith
Lemuel C. Benedict
Daniel Birdsall
Robert A. Drysdale
Joseph H. Emery
Joseph F. Johnson
Robert H. Montgomery
George Ramsey
Wallace Reid
Henry B. Seaman
Alfred M. Thorburn
Francis F. White
Alfred R. Whitney, Jr
Edwin W. Winter
Henderson M. Wolfe
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states Friday Saturday
The Weather Bureau project shows widespread showers in the Carolinas and Tennessee Friday with improvements Saturday. Eastern states from Georgia to Florida expect showers Friday, then partly cloudy or fair conditions Saturday. western areas including Texas and Oklahoma stay fair with southerly winds.
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New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Cotton and Grain
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Texas
Utah
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sparhawk Recounts Inquiry In Sugar Trust Case
Philadelphia lawyer John Sparhawk, counsel for Adolph Segal, testifies in the Pennsyl vania Company suit against the American Sugar Refining Company. He details a 1905 interview with Samuel Untermyer and John E Parsons about the Segal loan and bond coupons. The cross examination aims to frame the loan as illegal and restraint of trade. Ex-Gov. Black, for the plaintiff, presents raw sugar quotations since 1903.
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John Sparhawk, Jr
Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania
American Sugar Refining Company
Holt
John G. Milburn
Mr.Sparhawk
Sparhawk
Parsons
Untermyer
Pennsylvania Company
Mr. Sparhawk
Samuel Untermyer
Mr. Untermyer
Mr. Parsons
Segal
Kissel
Frank S. Black
Black
Lightweight Leahh Cross to Meet Dick Hyland in 45 Round Bout
Leahh Cross accepts a 45 round bout against Fighting Dick Hyland set for Saturday afternoon June 26 at Coffroth's club Colma California. The fight will be at 133 pounds with weigh in five hours before the contest. Cross previously defeated Hyland in a six round match in this city last year.
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Leahh Cross
Dick Hyland
Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Cross
Hyland
Weekend Tide Brings Strong Weakfish and Blackfish Run
reports from Jamaica Bay Broad Channel and Rockaway areas detail a robust weakfish and blackfish season with many boats returning with good hauls. anglers from Harlem Fishing Club and Amarinth Fishing Club report multiple fish near one to three pounds and strong porgy catches. Captain Nick Cox and other anglers note steady action around Goos e Creek and Pelham Bay with rising bass and pickerel inclusions.
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New Lon
San
Hook. Gov
Will
Jamaica Bay
Broad Channel
Charles Lever
Andrew Tavin
Brooklyn
Raunt
Beach Channel
Bergen Beach
Rockaway Point
City Island
Pelham Bay
Harlem Fishing Club
Jordan’s Landing
Coney Island
Dolphin
Amarinth Fishing Club
Lower East Side
Henry Devine
Nick Cox
Long Island City
Goose Creek
William Hammell
New York
Greenwood Lake
Times Building offers rooftop gardens and pools as summer retreat
From the Times Building office readers can walk to a cooling rooftop garden or take a refreshing plunge. Open cars at doors provide quick service to Van Cortlandt Park and the Bronx from the basement subway station. Rental office Room 406. Telephone 1,000 Bryant.
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Times
van Cortlandt Park
Bronx
Bryant
Summer car sale rush under way in The New York Times
Automobilists press for summer market as many high class cars change hands. Listings will appear in The New York Times next Sunday for buyers seeking immediate disposal of their machines.
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Europe
New York Times
Vanderlip urges regulation of lighting monopolies
Frank A. Vanderlip, president of National City Bank of New York, urged public utilities commissions to regulate lighting monopolies. He argued for reasonable exactions, broad investor appeal, and scale through large combined systems, citing water power use, long distance transmission, and fair rates as keys to attracting capital.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
National Electric Lighting Association
Vanderlip
Four Steamers for Southern Pacific Contract
Newport News firm announces signing of a $3,000,000 contract with Southern Pacific for four passenger and freight steamers to operate between New York and Gulf Place. The ships will be 450 feet long and reach 15% knots.
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Southern Pacific
Newport News
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Today
Southern Pacific Company
New York
Gulf Pla
Hashimura Togo's Quaint Ideas Ad in Book Form
Advertisement notes Hashimura Togo and friends from Collier's now released in book form by Page & Co, N.X Brice priced at $1.50.
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Collier's
Hashimura Togo
Page & Co
Brice
Rate Harmony on Northwest Lines
Reports say an agreement may exist between the St. Paul and the Northern Pacific affecting rate policy in the Northwest. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line plans to avoid undercutting the Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Observers note dealings over land sales and parallel routes linking St. Paul with NP and Harriman lines, signaling closer harmony among the three systems.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Financial District
St. Paul
Hill
Tacoma
Harriman
Hill Lines
Seattle
Northwest
Atchison Plans Texico to Brownwood Short Line
President E P Ripley announced the Atchison intends to build a line from Texico to Brownwood to create the shortest Pacific Gulf route and open up a rich agricultural region. He said Southwest farming prospects are fair and improved cultivation prevents early crop losses.
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Pacific Gulf
E. P. Ripley
Atchison
Texico
Brownwood
Pacific
Gulf
Ripley
Cotton Market Edges Up as Government Report Looms
Cotton closed steady up 1.5 points after a nervous session ahead of the government report. Wet weather in the eastern and central belts and deteriorating crop conditions helped support prices with spot cotton at 11.50 cents middling. Southern markets showed modest gains or steadiness with varying sales across Galveston Savannah Charleston Houston Norfolk Augusta New Orleans Memphis.
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Gulf
Galveston
Savannah
Charleston
Houston
Norfolk
Augusta
New Orleans
Memphis
Bank President in City and Exchange Moves Signal Market Activity
John Perrin of the American National Bank of Indianapolis is visiting the city. Warner & Co places C. E Mackay in charge of its bond department. Hiram J. Sullivan and Henry J. Hollister are elected NYSE members. Trippe Thompson & Co issue a circular on Denver & Rio Grande bonds General Electric and Bethlehem Steel. William G. McAdoo becomes Lincoln Trust director. Adventure Consolidated Copper reelects retiring directors and reelects old officers. Dominick & Dominick to open a Fifth Avenue Building arcade branch led by James C. Rogerson.
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John Perrin
American National Bank of Indianapolis
Stock Exchange
Warner & Co
C. E Mackay
Hiram J. Sullivan
Henry J. Hollister
New York Stock Exchange
Trippe, Thompson & Co
General Electric
Bethlehem Steel
William G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Lincoln Trust
Estimated Cotton Acreage for 1909 Rises Modestly
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle places 1909 cotton acreage at 33,862,406 acres, up 1.05 percent from 1908. Increases occur in South Carolina, Alabama, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. Crop condition is good though not as far advanced as last year, with clean fields and well cultivated plants ready to weather ordinary adverse conditions. Journal of Commerce adds a 206,000 acre estimate, down 3.5 percent from 1908, with earlier-year conditions noted as 79 and 69 for respective years.
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
South Carolina
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Chronicle
Journal of Commerce
Subways and Elevated Earnings Rise in First Quarter
Public Service Commission figures show Manhattan traction earnings for the first quarter amount to 1 603 875 dollars net, Interborough taking 1 291 440 to the Subway and 282 763 to the elevated. Gross earnings across lines total 17 094 186 dollars, up 934 159 from last year. Elevated earnings reach 3 521 230 dollars, Subway 3 321 525 dollars. Subway earnings rose more than 400 000, elevated up 28 000.
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Wabash
Albany & Hudson
Ty Oper
C Corp
Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic
Ccese
Cscsece
Belt Railway Company OF Chicago
Cuba Railroad Company
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Metropolitan Street Railway Co
Third Avenue Railroad CO
Central Park, North & East Rivers
Fulton Street Railroad
Kingsbridge Railway Co
New York City Railway Co
Second Avenue Railroad Co
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth Streets
Crosstown Railroad Co
Third Avenue Railroad Co. Nash
CHATT
Pacific Coast
Pittsburg
Shawmut & Northern
T’l. Ry
American Steel Foundries
Manhattan
Public Service Commission
Interborough
Subway
Elevated
Pittsburg Transactions Close on Local Exchange
Pittsburg June 3 closing transactions on the local exchange list daily activity with totals and price levels for reported securities.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Colorado mining stocks close on local exchange
Closing quotations from the Colorado & Springs local exchange list several mining issues. Dr Jackpot 8 percent, Elkton 63 percent, McKinney 39 to 40, El Paso 48, Portland 88, Gold Dollar 1012, Windicator 58, Isabella 21 to 23, Sample 6 to 6 percent.
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New York Times
Colorado &Prings
Col
Elkton
McKinney
el Paso
BO iPortland
Isabella
Abdul Hamid lair tale to be printed next Sunday Times
The Times will print Mr. McCullagh in full next Sunday detailing the hat found in the Shah’s lair and the sultan Abdul Hamid. The issue promises a wealth of features including spiritualism reports, Churchill on the White Nile, Dr Spitzka interview, school child letters, Panama Canal plans, Masson satire, Japanese Schoolboy letters, and other varied items.
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Francis McCullagh
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
McCullagh
Times
Sunday Times
Washington
Winston Churchill
White Nile
E. C. Spitzka
Panama Canal
Thomas L. Masson
International Union
Hy. Mayer
Picture Section Preview Promises Wide Photo Variety
The Times plans a Sunday issue with about fifty photographs covering diverse topics. Highlights include Mauretanian dash across the Atlantic, Governor Island military fete, Washington Irving High School dances, Morristown race meeting, Paris summer costume designs, society women, plays, and actors.
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Times
Atlantic
Governor’s Island
Washington Irving High School
Morristown
N. J
Paris
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