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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1903

Page

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Reliance Defeats Constitution and Columbia in Ocean Race

In light wind and smooth seas, Reliance beat Constitution by 5 minutes 15 seconds and Columbia by 6 minutes 54 seconds in the first ocean race of the series. The start near Sandy Hook was tight with all three yachts close together, then Reliance pulled ahead and maintained a lead to the Horseshoe anchorage.

Reliance Constitution Columbia Sandy Hook Yisiigate Oeres aeters _Constitutors Blanes Sime Yachts Glen Cove Dreres Aras Brenchman Windward Leeward Barr Mr. Iselin Mr. Belmont Wis Tselin Belmont Morgan New York Yacht Club A. Geile de Enique Rhodes Jersey Lee Mr. Morgan Jose Columb Jersey Shore Aes Long Island Lut Rhodes le Joare Jway H.M H.M.S. Relance Iin Viles Columbia O Relance Petona

Allegations of Schwab plan to grab Bethlehem works in shipbuilding bid

A New Jersey suit seeks a receiver for the United States Shipbuilding Co alleging insolvency and fraud. Complainants Roland R. Conklin Max Nathan Jacob W Mack and James D Maguire first mortgage bondholders charge Lewis Nixon planned a merger to sell Crescent Shipbuilding at high prices and involve Charles M Schwab in acquiring Bethlehem Steel Works for windfall profits. Judge Kirkpatrick granted a restraining order and set a show cause hearing for next Monday.

United States Circuit Trenton N. J United States. Shipbuilding Company Roland R.conklin Max Nathan Jacob ‘W. Mack James D. Maguire First Guggenheimer Untermyer & Marshall R. V. Lindabury Newark Henry Wollman Samuel Untermyer Kirkpatrick Wollman Lewis Nixon Crescent Shipbuilding Company Nixon Charles M. Schwab Bethlehem Steel Works Schwab Bethlehem Works Sheldon Committee Shipbuilding Company Cord Mr. Wollmann

Index to Departments and Page References

A catalog style listing shows sectional offsets for the issue including Amusements Arrivals at Hotels and Out-of-Town Buyers Business Troubles and other departments. It notes page numbers for Insurance Notes Legal Notes Fire losses Martine Intelligence foreign Mails New Corporations Real Estate Bodies and United Service with references to weather reports and yesterday’s fires.

Martine United Service Wy ‘Eather

Shipbuilding lock-out ends yard standstill in New London

Eastern Shipbuilding Company posted a notice at the yard gates declaring an indefinite closure. Workers, after a mass meeting, agreed to walk out at 10 am if the firm did not concede a nine hour day paid at ten hours. Dakota and Minnesota, steamships for Pacific trade, remain at standstill.

New London Conn Eastern Shipbuilding Company Dakota Minnesota

Traction Line Rights Sought for Ohio River Route

Edward B. Taylor of the Pennsylvania Railroad seeks a right of way for an electric traction line along the Ohio River between Allegheny and Conway. Charters for six traction lines were granted at Harrisburg, some thought to be for the Pennsylvania Railroad. The 20th Century Limited is noted among daily New York to Chicago trains.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Edward B. Taylor Pennsylvania Railroad Company Ohio River Allegheny Conway Beaver Valley Avatony Harrisburg Pennsylvania Railroad New York Chicago New York Central

Morgan and Roosevelt Discuss Roosevelts National Campaign Funds

Seattle dispatch reports President Charles Mellen of the Northern Pacific Railway said he would donate 10000 dollars to the National Republican campaign fund if Roosevelt is nominated. J P Morgan reportedly offered to contribute the same amount, stating Wall Street could not raise that much. Mellen, a Roosevelt admirer, also helped pilot the president's train on two Northern Pacific trips.

New York Times Paul Seattle Charles §. Mellen Northern Pacific Railway Roosevelt National Republican Morgan Wall Street Mellen

Prize Song Concert Hosts Notables From Washington and Berlin

In Baltimore on June 11 Baron von Rheinbaden the Prussian Minister of Finance and Herr von Versen will attend the Saengerfest prize song concert. President Roosevelt and Cabinet members are expected as guests. The Kaiser prize contest features elite choirs from Arion Brooklyn and Philadelphia groups among others. The Rev A W Hildebrandt will be present as the author of the German Folksong poem.

New York Times Baltimore Roosevelt Washington Baron von Rheinbaden Herr von Versen Berlin America Arion Brooklyn Columbia Philadelphia Junger Murennerchor Hiladelphia Quartet Club Saengerbund W. Hildebrandt Volksied

Suit for $100000 Payment in Omaha

Agnes Frank and Mary S Miller of New York administrators of Augustus Frank of New York sue Butler County Nebraska in the United States Court for $100000. The claim arises from bonds issued to John Fitzgerald of New York for railroad construction in the county that were never registered and later repudiated. The plaintiffs say they bought the bonds without knowledge of repudiation and seek payment.

New York Times Omaha Neb Agnes Frank Mary S. Miller New York Augustus Frank United States Court Butler County John Fitzgerald

Tragedy Follows Heroic River Rescues At West Fifty Street Pier

Three people were rescued from the Hudson after a boating accident when Jennie Snyder fell into the river and her friend Ida Evans leaped after her. John Gerst appears to have aided both girls before life savers Thomas Connolly and James Meade pulled them from the water. A young woman then drank poison and died on the West Fiftieth Street recreation pier, later identified as Margaret McManus by her distraught friend William Loughran.

Recreation Pier West Fiftieth Street John Gerst Ida Evans Hudson River Jennie Snyder Gerst Miss Evans Jennie Gerst Raneeg Thomas Connolly James Meade Delmarge Dr. van Buren Roosevelt Hospital West Forty-seventh Street William Loughran Sergi. .Kahne Loughran Margaret McManus

Fire Destroys Star Headlight Plant and More in Rochester

A June fire in Rochester New York caused at least one death and $413000 in damage. Originating from a grease pot in the Star Headlight Company workrooms the blaze spread to the Brick Presbyterian Church Higgins livery stables and a row of homes. An acting Battalion Five Chief and three firefighters were injured while a worker William Bowman is missing suspected dead in the Pancost Building fire.

Rochester N. Y Star Headlight Company Pancost Fitzhugh Street Lees William Bowman

Toy pistol victims mount in Pittsburg deaths rise

In Pittsburg, Franklin Thompson, fourteen, died of lockjaw from blood poisoning after a minor wound while firing a toy pistol. He became the tenth local victim in recent days, joining Joseph Nico seventeen Bert Shakespeare ten Fred McGinnigle eleven Richard Sloan eight Adam eleven Wilbert Armstrong nine Reuben Lewis thirteen and M A Carmody seven.

New York Times Pittsburg Penn Frank Thompson Ross Street Wilkinsburg Joseph Nico Bert’ Shakespeare Fred McGinnigle Richard Sloan Adam Bk. Inert Wilbert Armstrong Reuben Lewis M. A. Carmody

When Going to Chicago on the Pennsylvania Rail Road

The Chicago Limited on the Pennsylvania Rail Road makes the journey in a day. Palatial train appointments advertise Westcott Express Company furnishes carriage and baggage check from residence to destination. Tel 2066 38th.

Chicago Chicago Limited Pennsylvania Railroad Westcott Express Company Adv

Servian Coup Sees King Alexander and Queen Draga Slain

Belgrade reports a military conspiracy that killed King Alexander, Queen Draga, her brothers, and several ministers in the early hours. Prince Peter Karageorgevitch is proclaimed king as the army and Parliament move to stabilize the country.

Belgrade Alexander Draga Peter ‘Karageorgevitch Karageorgevitch Gruics Constantinople Queen Draga Col Maschin Nikolics Danube Gagics Gen Pavlovitch

Burnett's Cocoai Scalp Hair Irritation Remedy Ad

An old an ad claims Burnett's Cocoai Scalp helps prevent hair irritation. It asserts the product stops flinging or itching and promotes calm scalp condition. The phrasing resembles vintage patent medicine style and includes marketing tone.

Detroit and Chicago Limited Leaves Grand Central at 4 P M

The Detroit and Chicago Limited departs Grand Central at 4 P M for Chicago arriving next day at 3:00. A 24 hour service operated via New York Central and Michigan Central.

Detroit Chicago Grand Central Station New York Central Michigan Central

Niagara Falls and Return Adventure by Lackawanna Rail Line

Tickets sold for a Niagara Falls round trip at $8 with Lackawanna Railroad. Travel dates June 16 and 17, return by June 22, shows 429 miles one way 1 183 B. Ady promotes Hudson River Day Line as pleasure cruise option.

Niagara Falls Kehigh Valley R.R Superior Pullman Equipment Adyv Lackawanna Railroad

Provisional Ministry Formed After Palace Shooting in Belgrade

In Belgrade on June 11 a new provisional government was announced after the King and Queen were killed last night. The proclamation pledges to maintain order as constitution from April 6, 1901, comes into force and calls a June 15 meeting of National Representatives.

Konak Kalimegden Park Royal Palace Col Maschin Mischies Naumovics Col Naumovics Col. Naumovics Marshal Nikoljevitch Herr Dumba Semlin Legation Servian Belgrade Ljubomir Sehiokovics Petrovitch Draga Elgrade Jovan Avakumovics Alexander Machin Ljubomhir Stojanovics Ljubomir Schiokovics

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