Rain Tests Patience as Mineola Dog Show Presses Through
Despite heavy rain the seventh annual Ladies Kennel Association show went on at Mineola Fair Grounds. Sabine Kennels of Orange, Texas dominated judging with Sabine Rarebit capturing the championship and Warren Remedy winning best bitch. Notables attended from East and Great Danes to Terriers, with a strong showing of winners across many breeds and a large, diverse entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Fair ‘Grounds
Mineola
L.1
Sabine Kennels
Orange
Texas
Sabine Rarebit
Gend
Winthrop Rutherford
Warren Remedy
Herbert M. Harriman
Ueille Alger
Katherine Elkins
Alexander’ Butler Duncan
Adolph Denburg
Farquhar
John 26. Bates
James Eustis
Catherine Cameron
George ‘Quintard
E. D. Morgan
Jances ° Smith Hadden
E. S. Clark
Providence
R. J
Joseph Stevens
R. W. “Storey
J. R. Thorndyce
Sidney Harris
Charles Steele
Louise Grace
Murray Bohlen
Philadelphia
Arthur Scott Burden
August Belmont, Jr
B. Maclay
B. Foster
F. G. McIntosh
James A. Renwick
Charles B. Curtis
Hamilton Mish’ Webster
James Appleton
M. Busch
Janet P. Dana
Vernona Jarbeau
Gertrude de Coppett
Beatrice de Coppett
Robert Maclay
William Sturz
Robert Goelet
John Slade
John Wenton, Jr
Charles Addison
M. C. Whitney
W. R. Winters
Edward Willetts
Lindsay Toppin
Claire Bird
FE. Hillyer
George D.kenyon
Thomas Buchanan
Thomas Perry
U. 3S. N
M. E. Hardy
Auguste Vatable
C. Halstead Yates
M. Thorpe
Helen McLean
Arichard Harding Davis
T. A. Morgan
Milton
Juse
Adolph Lewisohn
Harvey C. Craft
M. H. Dreier
Alice M. Bacon
Robert. Bacon
FE. N. Blake
H.W. Drury
J. W. Everett
Kate Faulknner
George H. Keyes
J. B. Moulton
George H. Pol
Arnold S. Furst
H. J. Goudeau
George Offerman
George Rousse
H. Strebeigh
Alsa Wood
Dog Show Results Highlight Multiple Classes and Winners
Yesterday marked the closing day of the event with wins across breeds. George R. Prestons Countess of Ormonde led Non-Sporting Dogs and Bitches, while Red Brook Kennels Orchard Jack in the Box claimed Terriers. Newry Kennels Newry Kathleen topped Toy Dogs and Bitches, and Pomfield Offley Sunny Atom earned Breeders' Class. Sabine Kennels took several honors including Champion Sabine Rarebtt and Champion Sabine Ruler, with Warren Remedy and Sabine Fernie among the Champion Bitches recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabine
Theodore Offerman
York
Winthrop Rutherford
Warren Remedy
Sabine Terrie
Boston
M. Hamilton
Newry Kennels Brace
Quintard
Rutherford Kennels
Vulcan Kennels
Wohl
s.Vulcan
M. B. Yeatman
Falscroft Gomersal
Bitches— Holdfast Kennels
Dora
Fred Hill
Thomas White
Rush
Windholme Kennels
Windholme
A. S. Burden
Bennylass
Dusty
Peter Thomas
Brace
Windholme Forever
Rockcliffe Kennels
Rockcliffe
C. M. Hamilton
Lord Chancellor
Dundee
York the Haymaker
F. H. McConnell
Peter Piper
W. H. Mulford
Alan Northridge
Noross
Winthrop Rutherfurd
Warren Blue
Warren Laurel
George W. Quintard
Endcliffe
Warren Rutherford
Warren
J. L. Frothingham
Franklin B. Lord, Jr
S. Landore Boy
G. de Coppett
Rose of Anglesea
Roseneath Terriers
George Lauder, Jr
Tighnabruaich Glenailort
Humphreys
Boyer
Cream of the Skies
Wandie Dinmont
Killearn Kennels
Giffnock Gorse
Killearn Duchess
Potford Kennels
Potford Ice Maiden
Oceanus Kennels
Oceanus River Boy
Oceanus Gipsey
M. F. Sturges
Pomfield Offley Sunny Atom
Reginald F. Mayhew
Dashing
Billy
Champion
the Tiny Tad
L. H
R. T. A. Sorg
Kensaki
R. T. Harrison
Paul A. Sorg
Fai Pan
Alfred Goodson
Chummie
Winkfield
Morris Mandy
Downshire
Broadoak
Fatina
J. J. Radell
Lord Lonsdale
J. Harrington
Fanny
George R. Preston
Countess of Ormonde
Red Brook Kennels
Orchard Jack
Newry Kennels
Newry Kathleen
Sabine Kennels
Sabine Reserve
Elise Laden
Sabine Fernie
Thaw Appeal Denied on Matteawan Commitment
Harry K Thaw the Stanford White slayer failed again to win release from Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane. The Appellate Division Brooklyn denied habeas corpus with Justice Gaynor dissenting. The majority upheld the insanity commitment under Penal Code section 454, leaving open future sanity inquiries and possible continued confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kk. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Thaw
Jenks
Auto Hits Girl and Mother on 169th Street Corner
An automobile traveling at high speed struck Mrs. Jacob Zimmer man and her daughter Frances on 169th Street near Broadway and St Nicholas Avenue as they crossed. Both were severely hurt. Mrs Zimmerman had a fractured rib, her daughter injured with a cut arm and head bruises. The chauffeur, Joseph Payret, was arrested after stopping block away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob A. Zimmerman
West Seventieth Street
Frances Sr
169Th Street
Broadway
St. Nicholas Avenue
Florence M. Pope
West Fifty-seventh Street
Joseph Payret
Pacific Place
Manhattan
Bridgeport
Conn
Darragh Sentenced to Seven to Twenty Years for Manslaughter
William Darragh, chauffeur for broker Charles E. Force, was sentenced in General Sessions by Judge Mulqueen to seven to twenty years in Sing Sing for manslaughter in the first degree after striking and killing 13 year old Ingerard Trimble on Morningside Avenue near 118th Street on March 27. The court noted Darragh drove recklessly and warned that the next offender may pay with his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Darragh
Ingeraard Trimble
Morningside Avenue
118Th Street
Mulqueen
Sing Sing
Darragh
Charles E. Force
Trimble
Smyth
Walgering Will Leaves Major Charity Decisions
The late Deputy Sheriff Frank J. Walgering leaves an estate with $91,500 in bequests, $81,000 to charities including the Society of St. Vincent de Paul and several hospitals and churches, plus smaller legacies to relatives and former servants. The will omits direct heirs and notes the family’s past tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Walgering
West Fifty-second Street
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Little Sisters of the Poor
Church of the Assumption
St. Francis's Hospital
St. Francis’s Home
St. Joseph's Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
German Hospital
Isabella Home For
Redemptionist College
Esopus
N. Y
Leo
St. Gabriel’s Sanitarium
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Brooklyn
St. Andrew’s Church
Ellenville
St. Mark's Chapel
Rahway
N. J
Henry Walgering
Joseph Funke
Frederick Wilkinson
Teresa Wiener
Frank Funke
Joseph Messing
Henry Sievering
Julia Meyerhan
Theodore
Minnie Aubke
Bernardine Marks
Carola Pauka
Mary de Kimp
Beattie Returned to Asylum After Disappearance
Hans Stevenson Beattie former Port and Street Cleaning Commissioner disappeared from State Hospital King’s Park Long Island and was found by his son at friends’ home in the city. He had a history with the County Democracy, Metropolitan Traction Company, and a 1903 trolley crash that affected his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Stevenson Beattie
State Hospital
King’s Park
L. I
George M. Beattie
Friends
Long Island
Beattie
International Sunshine Society
Bath Beach
County Democracy
Metropolitan Traction Company
William C. Whitney
Mount Vernon
Shepard and Co Bankruptcy Adjudication Denied
Judge Holt ruled yesterday on the case of E D Shepard and Co bankers and brokers at 31 Nassau Street. He refused to strike the partners Shepard and Ensign’s answer as frivolous and refused immediate bankruptcy adjudication, noting an individual adjudication may be entered on stipulation if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shepard & Co
Holt
Nassau Street
Thomas A. Healey
Henry J. Steinberger
Messrs. Shepard and
Ensign
Court Criticises Mulqueen Over Trial Conduct
Appellate Division orders a new trial for Albert Mayer 61 after criticising Judge Mulqueen for unfairly pressuring the jury and making extreme remarks during the General Sessions trial for an attack on 14 year old Charles Hausmans. Mayer, a German pharmacist and noted chess player, denied the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulqueen
General Sessions
Albert Mayer
Sing Sing
Charles Hausmans
Mayer
Ingraham
Crimmins Loses Mortgage Suit Over Interest
John D. Crimmins sued Carlyle Realty Company to recover 1179 dollars interest on a 480000 dollar land deal. The Appellate Division held no grounds for action, reversing a lower court denial of judgment on the pleadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Crimmins
Carlyle Realty Company
Realty Company
Patrick's plea denied in death sentence appeal
Al bert T. Patrick, imprisoned for the Rice murder, lost his appeal as the Appellate Division in Brooklyn upheld the death sentence and its commutation to life. The court rejected conspiracies against Patrick, and Patrick's counsel pledged to pursue further legal avenues, including a possible writ of error to the U.S. Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William Marsh Rice
Brooklyn
Patrick
Gov. Higgins
Almer F. Jenks
William L. McDonald
United States Supreme Court
Railroad interests reveal expenditures in opposition to legislation
The Interborough Rapid Transit Railroad Company reports a last session spend of $6,855 opposing bills. Breed Abbott & Morgan received $5,646 for professional services and $1,103 in expenses. Alfred A. Gardner earned $106.22 for services. Lehigh Valley Railroad paid $1,000 each to Frank Platt and John B. Stanchfield for opposing legislation. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reported $418.80 via representative John P. Ogden for legislative work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Interborough Rapid Transit Railroad Company of
New York
Secretary of State
Breed, Abbott & Morgan
Alfred A. Gardner
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Frank Platt
John B. Stanchfield
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
John P. Ogden
Funeral for Albert Friedlander at Temple Emanu-El
Temple Emanu El was crowded for the funeral of Albert Friedlander yesterday morning. Dr J L Magnes lauded his work as director of the Educational Alliance and his efforts for the poor. Pallbearers named include Isidor Straus Frederick Spiegelberg W Spiegelberg Sol Wallerstein Abraham Marks and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Emanu-El
Albert Friedlander
J. L. Magnes
Friedlander
Educational Alliance
Isidor Straus
Frederick Spiegelberg
W. S. Spiegelberg
Sol. Wallerstein
Abraham Marks
Daniel Richer
Louis
United Service Dispatches Officers to Posts
Capt C W Castle arrives in San Francisco and proceeds to St Paul for duty. Major W C Wren enters the Army War College. Capt E J Wallace to Fort Totten for temporary duty during militia encampment. First Lieut W R Standiford to Fort Leavenworth for temporary duty. Capt E J Williams to encampment duties for the District of Columbia National Guard August 12 27. Major W N Bispham goes to Fort Leavenworth from San Francisco. First Lieut F J Conzelmann to Fort Caswell for duty. First Lieut S B McPheeters is honorably discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Williams
Fifth Infantry
District of Columbia National Guard
W. N. Bispham
Medical Corps
San Francisco
Fort Leavenworth
F. J. Conzelmann
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Caswell
S. B. MecPheeters
Shipping Movements Across Ports and Routes
Arrivals listed across multiple ports include Colorado at Seattle and Chester at Dakar and Prairie at Boston. Sailings cover Paducah from Porto Cortez to Ceiba and Lebanon from Norfolk to Iona Island. Dolphin departs Washington to Annapolis, Samar sails from Hongkong to Canton and Nanshan from Hongkong to Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Seattle
Chester
Dakar
Prairie
Boston
Paducah
Porto Cortez
Ceiba
Lebanon
Norfolk
Iona Island
Dolphin
Washington
Annapolis
Samar
Hongkong
Canton
Nanshan
Shanghai
Campaign drama for next campaign political stage
New York politics considers a theater oriented campaign plan to show a tax rise as a villain and a boss as the antagonist. A committee of One Hundred shapes the effort with a central theme of the tax rate and a staged play in borough theaters. The plan aims to educate voters by dramatizing dispossession and a Christmas turkey gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of One Hundred
New York
Tammany Hall
Independence League
Tammany
Hearst
England
Committee of Nineteen
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mineola Fair Grounds
Babine
Matteawan
Judge
Walgering
Court
Appellate Division
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
the United Service
New York Times
Army
Yuletide
Vogel Brothers
8Th Ave
Vogel Brothers A
B. B
N. Chambers St
Union Square
14Th St
N. B’way
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
Cortlandt
N. Greenwich
Lord & Taylor
26Th St
5Th Ave
16Th St
Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition
Northern Pacific Railway
Scenic Highway
Land of
Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Gateway
Portland
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Rainier National Park
Paradise Valley
Tacomas
Pacific
St Paul
Anadian Pacific Railwa
Muskoka
Georgian Bay
Temagami
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
Banff
Laggan
Field
Glacier
Canadian Rockies
Empress” Steamship Line
Japan
China
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Yokohama
Kobe
Nagasaki
Robt. Kerr, P. T. M. Ventreal, Que
Allan Cameron
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