Shamrock IV Beats Lipton’s Old Yacht in Trial Race
Shamrock IV and Shamrock II completed a 30 mile trial from Sandy Hook to Lower Bay with Shamrock IV pulling ahead by ten minutes on the outbound leg. The wind favored the leader less on the return and both boats finished the distance in 5 hours 46 minutes, fifteen minutes under the Sandy Hook limit.
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Sound
Lower Bay
Sandy Hook
Portsmouth
Shamrock IV
Shamrock Ili
Thomas Lipton
Nicholson
Shamrock
Shamrock IV Dominates Shamrock in 30 Mile Test
In a London gulf race the new Shamrock IV led the older Shamrock by 2 minutes 15 seconds on a 30 mile Hythe to Warner Lightship and return course. Wind favored the challenger early but faded later, with Shamrock IV maintaining a strong lead.
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Challenger
Olg Shamrock
Associated Press
Southampton
England
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Chalinger
Shamrock IV
Hythe
Warner
Tn Ea
Ion Face
America
Socoms
Three Defenders Ready for First Ocean Test Race Today
Cup defense candidates prepare for the first ocean race on the cup course off Land’s End. The regatta marks the initial test for the challengers as they sail toward the America's Cup defense.
Three America's Cup Defenders From Manhattan Bridge
From the Manhattan Bridge span, the hulls of the three defense sloops on their voyage to Sandy Hook showed striking contrasts as they passed within view yesterday.
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Manhattan Bridge
Sandy Hook
Yachts Vanitie Defiance Resolute Rival Hulls and Spars Compared
A bronze hulled yacht Vanitie features a slender bony curve with a graceful hull compared to Defiance and Resolute. The tri city Defiance shows an extremely long sharp bow and wide spreaders. topmasts vary in height with Vanitie painting its mainmast gray and Resolute’s spar painted to resemble wood.
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Vanitie
Lone
Defiance
Herreshoff
Nicholson
Lefianhee
Bss
Resolute
Ocean Regatta Races Planned for Cup Series Amid Wind Risks
The Regatta Committee maps a three day windward leeward and triangular course totaling thirty miles. Races start at 11 o clock from Ambrose Channel Lightship with Vanadis and Julia Moran handling marks. Lipton’s Shamrock defense questions arise as Resolute Vanitie Defiance compete under NYYC Cup rules.
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Vanadis
C. K. G. Billings
Cod
Defiance
Narrowa
Reat
Atlantic Highlands
Apin
George M. Pynchon
F. Walter Clark
Vanitie
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
New York Yacht Club
Schumann-Heink Wins Divorce From William Rapp Jr
The Chicago court verdict grants Mme Schumann-Heink a divorce amid her vow never to remarry. She says the attacks on her reputation were false, praises her open life and devotion to eight children, and notes a seventh grandchild. Rapp faces a possible new-trial motion and faces questions about a co respondent, Mrs Catherine P Deane.
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New York Times
Chicago
Sullivan
Mme
Schumann-Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Mme. Schumann‘eink
Tit
Hlans Heink
Nineda
Lake Side
Cal
Europe
New York
Rapp
Glynn Signs Four Minor Appropriation Bills
Governor Glynn signed four small appropriation measures in Albany before leaving for a speaking tour. One bill allows a $100,000 loan to ready the National Guard for active duty, seen as prudent if Mexican service arises. Other acts cover highway debt interest of $225,060 reappropriation of $1,045,000 and a $2,277,255 canal sinking fund grant. General Appropriation, Supply and Construction bills remain unsigned.
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Albany
Glynn
New York
National Guard
Divorces at Risk as Artist Geores Chretien Alleged to Live With Mrs. Glass
Affidavits filed in the Supreme Court accuse Georges Chretien a wealthy artist allied with Robert W. Chanler of living with Mrs. Fannie Glass in a West Forty-ninth Street building for six months from October to April. A raid by Mr. Glass and associates found them together. Chretien sailed to Europe aboard the Rochambeau and Mrs. Glass used the name Mrs Georges Chretien. If Mrs. Glass fails to seek final decree the divorce may be annulled and Mr. Glass may counter sue.
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Supreme Court
Georges Chretien
Robert W. Chanler
East Nineteenth Street
Fannie Glass
West Forty-ninth Street
Lehman
Glass
Mr. Glass
George V. Klein
F. C. Miller
Mr. Chretien
Rochambeau
Glass Gate
France
Europe
Mr. Hil
Dreth
Metropolitan Life Sees 15 Million Policies Outstanding
The New York State Department of Insurance reports a triennial examination showing Metropolitan Life Insurance Company with more than 15,000,000 policies outstanding. Superintendent Romet notes the company’s efficiency and its reach to about one eighth of the U S population. Assets total 447,820,229 and insurance in force amounts to 2,816,504,402.
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Metropolitan Life
New York State Department of Insurance
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Romet
United States
Senate Sits Late to Push Tolls Bill in Panama Row
Senate leaders plan a 10 45 p m session to push the repeal of the Panama tolls exemption as debate features McCumber James and Thornton. Senator Tillman criticizes the President for injecting the fight, urging unity while others warn of extended debates before week’s end.
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Senate
McCumber
North Dakota
James
Kentucky
Thornton
Louisiana
Hoke Smith
Georgia
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Reed
Missouri
Bristow
Kansas
Simmons
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Huerta
United States
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Clapp
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Root
New York
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Senator Root
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Ilinois
Tillman
South Carolina
Committee On Navil Affairs
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Democratic Party
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Baltimore
Burten
Ohio
Gore
Oklahoma
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Pub Herty
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O'German
Judiciary Committee
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Vardaman
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Troot
Bryian
Brean and Root
Mississippi
Gallinger
Smoot
Boise Penrose
Pennsylvania
Immigrant Arrivals At Ports Seen Reaching Record
Washington June 9 Immigrants arriving at American ports exceed 2100 weekly in the first ten months of fiscal 1914. If May and June match prior-year levels the total may reach about 1 551 000. Italy, Hebrew and Polish quotas are listed. 26 201 aliens were debarred for various reasons.
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Bureau of Immigration
Werk Tee
Kim Tee
Italy
Ecb
Slovenia
Long Sault water rights ruling reverses reform act
The Court of Appeals upheld the 1918 repeal ending water rights granted to the Long Sault Development Company along the St Lawrence River. Chief Judge Bartlett wrote the decision with Judge Collins dissenting. The company claimed 7 5 million spent to secure property, while the ruling limits public action and preserves the corporation’s navigation control.
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Albany
St. Lawrence River
Long Sault Development Company
Court of Appeals
Bartlett
Collins
Gront
Long Sault Rapids
Jane Est Convicted as Disturber Again
Jane Est, former agitator and self defense advocate, was arrested for disrupting a Venee Forum meeting in Madison Square and sentenced to three months in the workhouse for disorderly conduct. Witness Frank Urban testified that Est interrupted his address and assaulted attempts to proceed. Magistrate Campbell imposed the sentence amid Est claiming injustice and insisting she was not causing a disturbance.
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Jane Fist
IT. W. W
Michael Jorden
Urban
Jorden
Miss Fist
Twentecond Street
Campbell
Parkhurst
Janeist
Jefferson Market
Vrisen
Wurnthle
Broadway
Dudmee Malone
Seslens
Cornelus Woeltkin
Calvary Baptist Church
Behaly
Iteuek White
White
Ter, Weelfkin
Shite
Wethd de
Molone
Remkhauc Te Maxvnstraite
Tormobell
Clemenes
Smith
Tayo Agmado
Juedere Malone
Revere Alexander Plerkowin
Re Ee
Tarrytown
Furmer Eoonpaeie
Quinlan Denies Disappearance In Telegram
Patrick Quinlan, Paterson strike leader sentenced to two to seven years in the New Jersey Penitentiary, claims he has not disappeared. He states he is currently staying at the White Mountain under a physician’s orders. He says the case will be carried to New Jersey’s Court of Appeals.
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Patrick Quinlan
Paterson
New Jersey
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Times
New York Times
Treetenmster
Othe
Stebe Fewder
Paterna
Red New Jersey
Quinkn
White Mountain
Court of Appeals of
Patrick L. Quinlan
North Convey
Court Excuses Mae Sullivan
Miss Mae A. Sullivan appeared before Judge Green in City Court yesterday to answer for failing to obey a subpoena. She pleaded she was anxious over a suit against Arthur T. Show and that she betrayed the subpoena without thinking her appeal was accepted. She will appear next Monday to be examined on a judgment for furniture bought while living at Mr. Globe's expense at Riverside Drive.
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Mae A. Sullivan
Saks Clothes Lift New York Style Standards
Comparisons may be odious but many New Yorkers say Saks garments stand apart. Men note cleaner lines and artistry in lapels and sleeves, elevating Saks above ordinary town fashions and influencing metropolitan dress and shopping volume.
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Saks Clothes
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