Suburban Handicap Stakes At Sheepshead Bay Draws Big Field
A large field is expected for the twentytwond Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay. Delhi remains the favorite after recent Brooklyn Handicap success, while Beldame’s return boosts betting interest. Penalties will adjust weights for contenders including Irish Jig and Wells as the race nears.
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Trolley victims very low in New York Times report
Very little hope was given tonight for the recovery of Lang Johnson decorator injured in a trolley accident last night. He has concussion of the brain a broken nose and facial lacerations. Arles A Curry of Stroudsburg Penn a Princeton student also was very low with concussion of the brain. The other patients are doing well.
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New York. Times
Trekok Aah
Lang Johnson
Mother of eight slain by jealous husband
Lyons New York June 11 Jacob Provo a workman killed his wife as she lay in bed then cut a slight gash in his own neck His son saw him beating his mother and was sent to get help The couple had been married twenty four weeks and had eight children Provo was insanely jealous of his wife He is in neck jail
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Jacob Provo
Provo
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Neck
Retirement of NY, New Haven and Hartford official set
Flaven June 11 report from Glen Brook states General Passenger Agent Co. Hemstead of the Western Division will retire July 1 after 43 years with the railroad. H. Francis Coley is seen as likely successor. A pension is also awarded to Col. William Morgan for long service at local freight terminals.
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Hemstead
Glen Brook
Western
Cene
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
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Murdered Her Husband in Liberty Trial Verdict
Jurors in Liberty Missouri found Agnes Myers guilty of murdering her husband Clarence Myers on May 10, 1904. The case linked Frank Hottman and Mrs Myers to a plot to kill for money. Hottman has a death sentence. testimony described drugging, a billiard cue attack, a bedslat strike, and a razor wound during the struggle.
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Agnes Myers
Kansas City
Clarence Myers
Frank Hottman
Shot by a policeman wounds nine year old girl
Nine year old Cornelia Carre of 348 East Ninety second Street was brought home last evening with a bullet wound in the calf after a policeman from the East Eighty eighth Street Station shot at an injured dog in the gutter in front of East Ninety second Street. The bullet passed through the dog's head, glanced on the pavement, and lodged in the girl's leg.
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East Ninety-second Street
Sus
East Ninety-second ‘Street
Race for the Grand Prix in Paris
The Greene race for 40,000 francs at Lonchinin was won easily by Michellphrurst's Fin one driven by an American jockey Nish. Nine horses ran and the event, attracting a brilliant assembly, closed the Paris racing season as President AudMme. Loubet arrived with cuirassiers and prominent society figures in attendance.
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Dune
Lonechinin
Michellphrurst
Nish
Amercan
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Aud Mme. Loubet
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Me Cormics
Public School Athletic Ground Rally in City Hall
Roy New York Public School Athletic League supporters gather at City Hall this afternoon to demand a 300000 appropriation for athletic grounds. Prominent backers include J P Morgan and August Belmont. the meeting tests the league's standing as stock for four new fields is debated. plans remove borough restrictions and open fields to all schoolboys.
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Edward M. Shepard
August Belmont
George W. Wingate
League
Board of Estimate
Metropolitan lawn tennis championship opens at West Side Club
The Metropolitan championship tournament begins today with the singles event. Ward will forfeit his title this year amid a strong field including Alexander, Little, Hackett, Andersen, Hobart, Kelly and others. Women’s and mixed events follow later in the week. Miriam Hall is not expected to defend her title. Montclair leads the Metropolitan League standings with six wins, Kings County five, Enclewood four, West Side four, Knickerbocker two, New York and Siwanny at six each, and Hamilton Grange with three losses.
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Hackett
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Io Roy
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Montclair
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A. Vs
Siwanny
Tof
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Hamilton Grange
College Crews Train For Annual Struggle
College rowing teams from Cornell, Columbia, Syracuse, and Penn prepare for key Regattas at Poughkeepsie and New London. Yale and Harvard crews are set for the Thames clash with strong showings. coaches project Yale or Cornell or Harvard to contend. The Intercollegiate Regatta week promises brisk practice, balanced boats, and a likely close finish.
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Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Columbia
Red Top
Cornell
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Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
Yale
Harvard
Julian W. Curtis
Charles Courtney
Itheans
Ten Eyck
Ten
Morningside
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Curtiss
New Haven
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Charles River
New London race could unite West Point and Annapolis crews
The annual interservice rowing contest between West Point and Annapolis may become a regular feature. Naval cadets have long dominated the aquatic field, but discussion at West Point suggests the event could be carried to the water next season, making the closest race in recent years a social highlight.
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West Point
Annapolis
MR STRAUS TROTTER WINS AT HARLEM RIVER SPEEDWAY
New trotters and pacers dazzled at Harlem River Speedway with George Hubers bay pacing gelding and Fred W. plus Billy Cleveland pressing strong. Ida Highwood edged Princess Pique in a two heat race, while Malacca defeated Princess Pique in a winning heat. Mustard and Fred W. battled closely for Inter city Cup honors.
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Huber
Harry
Van
Fred W
Thomas Lynch
Billy Cleveland
Norman G
Nathan Straus
Ida Highwood
Empire City
Princess Pique
Thomas Brb. Leahy
Speedway
Mr.Straus
Spotted Trotter
Regatta winds mar Manhattan Island Yacht Club events
A strong breeze disrupted the Bergen Beach regatta with several boats failing to finish or being disqualified. Siren nearly capsized, Katharine broke a hobstay, and Charlie D. narrowly averted trouble. the first annual regatta drew twenty three boats off One Hundred and Seventy-second Street on the Hudson with launches and catboats racing in multiple classes.
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Anchorage
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E. R. Muggler
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Cyclists Start 3500 Mile Ride to San Francisco
Emil Leuly of West Hoboken and Harry Early of Bayonne began from New York City Hall shortly after 7 AM for a 3500 mile ride to San Francisco. They will be checked every twenty miles under Century Road Club of America rules and expect to finish in about 35 days, aiming for Chicago in under nine days. They followed a route through New Jersey, Scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, and Buffalo, last surpassed by a 1896 pair who completed the distance in about 38 days.
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Bayonne
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A. Lafrance
Sheepshead Bay Club runners claim point prizes
Members of the Sheepshead Bay Athletic Club held events on the club grounds. In the 300 Yard Run Handicap A Loesing won with R Potts second and Clyburn third. Time 0 36. In Polo Vault Handicap S Clyburn and C Mugridge tied at 2 feet 6 inches, Tombs placed third with 7 feet 6 inches.
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A. Loesing
R. Potts
S. Tombs
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