Lawson's Act Criticised By Yacht Club Over Talks With Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson endorses the New York Yacht Club stance to stop negotiations on a charter that would let Independence face Shamrock II. He plans further races including Newport against Constitution and Columbia on July 2 4 and 6. Boston figures voice mixed opinions as clubs debate the dispute and future international status of the America's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
New York Yacht Club
Boston
Newport
Constitution
Columbia
Lawson
Lewis Cass- Ledyard
Boston Yachtsmen
Lsachusetts Yacht Club
J. Malcolm Forbes
John W. Weeks
Archie Bliss
Charles Francis Adams
F.icomet
Dorchester Yacht Club
A. C. Fernald
Boston Yacht Club
Doherty
Columbia Factor
Newark Yach Club
Noted Burglar Arrested in Brooklyn Case
John Coogan alias Reynolds, sought by police for four months, was arrested by Central Office Detectives Boyle and Charlton on burglary charges. He allegedly entered John F Doyle Jr’s residence on February 8 stealing jewelry worth 800 dollars, while a diamond pin worth 700, a 400 diamond ring, and a watch were found on him. Identified by Col Doyle in court, Coogan has prior burglary sentences and a 5,000 bail set for trial.
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John Coogan
Reynolds
Central Office
Boyle
Charlton
Coogan
Twelfth Street
Brooklyn
John F. Doyle, Jr
West Highty-seventh Street
Doyle House
Col. Doyle
Col
Doyle
Jefferson Market Court
Brann
Philadelphia
Illinois
Chicago
William J. Martin
Wall Street
Martin
Died Rather Than Wait At Sweetheart's Doorstep
John Neely a prosperous young farmer near North Vernon Indiana shot himself after his fiancé refused July 4 as their wedding date and chose fall instead. He later returned and killed himself on her doorstep. Miss Brinton heard the shot and tried to shoot herself in grief but was disarmed. She blames herself for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
John Neely
Brinton
Clergyman and Judge Fined for Sidewalk Biking
In Hempstead NY eleven men were arraigned for riding bicycles on sidewalks. Among them were Rev D H Marcy pastor of the Baptist Church and Justice of the Peace William Tatum. Marcy claimed he did not know of the sidewalk riding law. both were fined $5 by Justices Gittens and by his brother Justice respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
William Tatum
Justice
Polo at Seabright opens as Rumson Club triumphed
Special to The New York Times. Seabright New Jersey June 8 Polo at Seabright inaugurated in brilliant fashion with a spirited opening match. The newly organized Rumson Polo Club on Rumson Road between Seabright and Little Silver hosted a competitive clash between two home teams and the event promises to be a premier seasonal attraction on the North Jersey coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
New York Times
Seabright
N. J
North Jersey
Seacoast
Rumson Polo Club
Rumson Road
Little Silver
Public High Schools win third league title at Columbia Oval
De Witt Clinton High School captured the Public High School Athletic League crown at the third annual meet in Williamsbridge. Becker of Peter Cooper set a 440 yard dash record of 0:56.2 and Hala of De Witt Clinton won the 12 pound shot with 37 ft 10.5 in. Top placers include Bertini and Feldmann of De Witt Clinton, Cragin and Gilmour of Peter Cooper, and Strohmeyer and Shumway of De Witt Clinton in bicycle and relay events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt. Clinton High School
Public
Columbia Oval
Williamsbridge
Becker
Peter Cooper High School
Hala
de Witt Clinton
Peter Cooper
Cragin
de Witt Clinton High School
Gilmour
Strohmeyer
Schumway
Aranow
Howe
Rigerson
Wilson
Commercial High School
Bayliss
Nessler
Potosky
Sigerson
Reynolds
Smith
Onley
Bertini
Valente
Becker, Gilman
Swords
Taylor
Wilsey
Neumann
Jersey City High School
American Turf Victories Across Derby and Oaks
London talks Derby and Oaks amid American triumphs. The Derby winner had an American jockey, Olympian Iola Darling, while Cap and Bells II secured the Oaks for America. Foxhall Keene backed the Oaks favorite, and Croker placed third in the Oaks as American riders dominated. Lady Meux supported Volodyovski staying in stable amid rich betting on Cap and Bells II.
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London
America
Sporting Times
Mr. Whitney
Mr. Keene
Olympian
Olympian Iola Darling
Croker
Henry
Keene
Sloan
New York
Whitney
Volodyovski
Lady Meux
Huggins
Ng Edward
Prince of Wales
Lacy Meux
South Africa
Nelson
Lady Hamilton
Temple Bar
BLUE GIRL'S BIG STAKE AT GRAVESEND RACES
Great crowd of about 20,000 watched a fast Gravesend program led by Blue Girl in the Great American Stakes. Nasturtium faced a disputed foul claim after Blue Girl won by two lengths with Garrigan later pursuing redress. The Parader dominated the Broadway Stakes while Gold Spinner won the opening handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Gravesend
Musical Instrument Ads Highlight Panoramic Pianolas and Aeolian Goods
The notice advertises pianolas from 250 dollars Aeolian units from 75 to 750 dollars Aeolian Orchestrelles priced between 1000 and 2500 dollars. It notes easy payments and urges cottagers to visit hear these instruments praised by nearly all notable musicians across both hemispheres and popular in cultured homes. Visitors welcome whether curious or potential buyers.
Great American Stakes on turf dazzles. Blue Girl prevails
In the Great American Stakes for two year olds Blue Girl trained by her own owner won by two lengths at five furlongs. Nasturtium the favorite, Major Daingerfield and other contenders followed as third. Time 1 02 4 5, value to winner $10,000.
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John FE. Madden
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II
T. Burns
A. L. Aste
Watercress-Margerique
Garrigan
F. C. McLewee
Nasturtium
R. T. Wilson, Jr
B. c
Longstreet-Pretence
Landry
Charles T. Patterson
Knight of Ellerslie
Lizzie Pickwick
Shaw
Green B. Morris
Star Ruby-Tyranny
Piggott
T. J. Healey
A. J. Joyner
Honolulu
Star Ruby-Baby
John J. McCafferty
Cochran
Jeter Walden
Step Onward
B. F
G. Thompson
Silver Chimes
Knight Templar
Buzz
Prancer
Lauretta B. Ir
James Galway
Belvino
Br. c
Belvidere Vintage
McQuade
W. C. Daly
Anna Darling
C. F
J. Ferguson
Blue _ Victor
B. G
Mackay
Dactyl
Doctor Preston
Hanzie
Historian
Cornelian
E. Feakes
Keene colt disqualified at Kempton on Walton Mile day
In London on the Kempton Park Summer meeting day Chance Shot ridden by Maher won the Walton Mile Selling Plate at seven furlongs. The Dart Maiden colt owned by the Keenes led in the St Margaret's Two Year Old Selling Plate but was disqualified for bumping, giving Morris two year old selling plate honors to Csardas. Amoret II placed second with Loch Leven third. Mountain Buck claimed the Windsor Castle Selling Handicap at five furlongs while Mackintosh won the Westminster Plate ahead of Watershed and Disguise Ir.
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All Green
Landry
Vitellius
Gold Spinner
Outlander
Andronicus
Sadie S. Honolulu
Man O' War
Belvino
Dr. Preston
New York
Long Island
Keepshead Bay
J. B. Haggin
Rancho del Paso
Green B. Morris
J. R
F. P. Keene
Ch. G
Sullivan & Harris
Ista
Ch. c
Builman
Dublin
Margraviate
Prince Richard
Tinge
Maria Bolton
John J. McCafferty
Strathmore-Ovation
Cochran
P. H. Sullivan
Sadies
B. F
J. Slack
James McLaughlin
Ide Br. c
O'Connor
Sidney Lucas
Rochester
All Saints
Alsike
Bidney Lucas
London
Chance Shot
Maher
Kempton Park
Henry
Keenes
St. Margaret’s
Morris
Forrest Tod
P. Lorillard
Loch Leven
John Smith
Windsor Castle
Prastheagy Co
J. Blundel Maple
Mackintosh
William C. Whitney
Watershed
J. Reiff
James R. Keene
Milton Henry
Jockey Club Stewards Meet at Brooklyn Track
The Jockey Club stewards met in the Stewards room at the Brooklyn race track clubhouse with August Belmont presiding. Attendees included H. K. Knapp F. R. Hitchcock and Andrew Miller. Thomas Hitchcock Jr invited as Steward for the Summer Island Jockey Club meeting at Sheepshead Bay beginning June 15. Trainer John McAuley and jockeys Robert King and John Johnson reinstated after bans on Maryland Winter tracks. Licenses granted to trainers George Campbell P. Clay R. Carr J. B. Ferguson J. A. Kyle Johnnie J. Morris P. Meaney E. A. Macmar ine George Nixon and P. D. Williams. Jockeys Melvin Brien C. Coombs Jd. Coylie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Brooklyn Race Track
August Belmont
H. K. Knapp
F. R. Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Summer Island Jockey Club
Sheepshead Bay
John McAuley
Robert King
John Johnson
Maryland
George Campbell
P. Clay
R. Carr
J. B. Ferguson
J. A. Kyle
Johnne J. H Morris
P. Meaney
E. A. Mac
George Nixon
P. D. Williams
Melvin Brien
C. Coombs
Jd. Coylie
Local Inch Size Price Breakdown Listing
Prices shown for various product widths include 28 inch 30 inch and 32 inch options. The text provides a concise tiered listing likely part of a catalog or advertisement with no further details on models features or availability.
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George Gould
Lakewood Freebooters
Waterbury Brothers
James Converse
Ben Nicoll
Freebooters
T&e Victors
Larry
Waterbury
Knsch
Collier
Flinsch
Wheeler
Philadelphian
George J. Gould
Booters
H. C. Brokaw
J. M. Waterbury
Charles Wheeler
James
Converse
BE. F. Flinsch
P. F. Collier
Pott
Caves
Esse Cance
Esscovesess
M. Waterbury
Eessesee
R. E. F. Flinsch
L. Waterbury
H. L. Herbert
W. A. Hamilton
J. M. Waterby
Eae Weed
D. Waterbury
Ohn Coogan
Indiana
Polo
Siegeloopere Sixth Ave
Aertatien
de Witt
Clinton
Madden
Cunard
Morris Park
Charles Littlefield, Jr
John E. Madden
Blue Girl
Goldfinder
Major Daengerfield
Andalusian
Golden Cottage
Whiskey King
Major Dainger Field
Major Daingerfield
Burns
Ace
Hall
Spencer
Pianola
the Aeolian CO
N. Y
Fulton St
Red Bank
Monmouth Beach
Galilee
Lowmoor
Rumson Beach
Black Point
Oceanic
Fairhaven
Shrewsbury
Asbury Park
Elberon
Oakhurst
Deal
Deal Beach
Edgemere
Allenhurst
Wanamassa
Ocean Grove
Interlaken
Rockaway Beach
Lawrence
Lawrence Beach
Rockaway Park
Seaside
Wave Crest
Woodsburgh
Branchport
Oceanport
Eatontown
West End
Norwood Park
Hollywood
Highlands
Norta
Eric-a-Brac
Vienna
Dresden
Sevres
Bonn
Royal Teplitz
Haviland
Maddock
9Th Street
Kenneth Force
Richard Holcomb
Joseph Scherer
National
Rhode Island Jockey Club
Russia
Weyland
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