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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
6
Patrons in Europe can charge goods to their New York accounts at our London Storf store located at 9 Regent Street near Piccadilly Circus. All goods priced excluding American duties.
Cross English Travelling Goods highlights a paradox of travel where people seek novelty yet cling to familiar comforts. The piece notes that travelers leave home for change but ultimately want consistent attire, routines, and conveniences, showcasing the balance between novelty and stability in modern mobility.
A week end and overnight bag offered at 15.50. Described as the best English shape with capacious flexible design and little bulk. Made with grain hide and pigskin and saddle sewn in own workshops.
The Giants reversed a loss to Cincinnati as Chicago and Pittsburg won, keeping three teams in the same spots in the championship race. Boston Nationals beat St. Louis for the second time, while the Greater New Yorks moved ahead of Cleveland and Detroit fell to Detroit.
National League results New York 2 Cincinnati 1 Chicago 6 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 0 Boston 2 St Louis 1 American League games New York 3 Cleveland 2 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Washington did not play St Louis 1 Boston 0 Games today St Louis at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Chicago Boston at St Louis
In a pitching duel with sparse hits, the New York Giants beat the Cincinnati club 2 to 1. Key sixth inning rally and late defense preserved the win for New York as Taylor allowed three strikeouts while Ewing fanned six. Huggins and McGann sparked the decisive sequence with Browne’s bunt setting up the go ahead run.
In Boston St Louis played to a 2 to 1 score. Duggleby pitched eight innings for the visitors and Pfeffer closed for St Louis. Shannon doubled for Boston and Pfeffer earned the win with Boston taking an early lead in the first and final runs coming late.
Cheabro’s pitching leads New York Americans to a 3 to 2 win over Cleveland. Lajoie muffed a fourth inning throw allowing a run, breaking a potential tie. Delehanty highlighted fielding and early NY scoring set the tone.
Partial line scores and player notes from multiple games list Providence and Jersey City, Cronin and Foxen pitchers, Rock and Cassidy key hitters, plus standings showing Jersey City leading with 25 wins. Also mentions Giants vs St Louis at Polo Grounds at 4 PM with general pricing.
Sidney F. Halloway of Union County West Orange N J bought a full pack of eighteen imported English fox hounds for 43 at the American Horse Exchange. The auction drew laughter as bids rose from 15 to 45 before Halloway secured the dogs for his West Orange kennels.
Delegates from the region formed the National Bowling Association at the Hotel Victoria to unify existing bodies. President Frank M. Clute led the meeting as by laws and constitution were adopted with a proposed annual member tax of 50 cents. Estimates placed New York and Philadelphia memberships at about 15,000 each.
In Van Tassell & Kearney show ring at 130 East Thirteenth Street the season closing sale of coach horses was held. Fifteen horses sold for $5,135 average $342. top price $530 for a brown gelding. The lineup included gray, bay, roan, and buckskin stock with buyers including F. Maranel, J. F. Guudel, C. F. Getoled, G. Overeland, Q. E. Rotwell, and others.
At Gravesend track yesterday two horses were destroyed after serious injuries from mischance in steeplechase and Gazelle Stakes races. Fergus broke shoulder and leg and could not be saved. Sterling and Blytheness riders escaped with injuries. St Ursula pulled up lame after the Gazelle Stakes.
Miss Helen Homans and partner Carleton C. Kelley dominate the mixed doubles, defeating Florence Gauthey and W H Connell 6-0 6-0 in the semifinal and Clover Boldt and Thomas C. Trask in the final 6-4 8-8. Homans also advances in women's singles with two byes and a default win. Bodman defeats Pate 6-3 12-10 in the consolation semifinal and then Bennett 6-1 6-2 6-3 in the final.
In Hartford on June 13, H. B. Stoddard of Bridgeport defeated Wylie Cameron Grant of New York 3-1, 6-4, 6-3 after dropping the first set 6-3. Theodore Roosevelt Pell, Cole of Hartford, and others won singles matches as the championship moved into doubles with Stoddard pairing with Leroy to face Grant.
Beals C Wirt, the tennis player, cut his right hand on a broken soda water bottle in New York before sailing to England for the Davis Challenge Cup. Doctors fear amputation of a finger as his condition worsens.
Miss Anna Sands sent her groom to the New York School of Automobile Engineers in West Fifty-sixth Street to learn the full course. The trend includes coaches from leaders like Underwood and Clarke studying car operation to improve reliability and road manners. About 250 pupils have enrolled since December, with emphasis on engine theory ignition lubrication and gasolines.
Poughkeepsie June 13 Coach Goodwin fielded Columbia Varsity for another Hudson time trial and settled No 3 seat over White while Cornell rested after yesterday. Pennsylvania joined, using an octuple scull with substitutes pacing at four miles, and Columbia announced four lineup changes with Taylor at stroke White three Norris two and Perrine bow.
Pem broke Jones's Carolina and E D Morgans Puck are being fitted out for the thirty foot class. Vaquero will follow. Hero at Potters Cove is already in commission. Gadfly sold to L R Granger of New Rochelle and left for its new port.
A pharmacy explains how quinine castor oil and cod liver oil are put into soft or hard gelatine capsules to mask taste. Capsules come in 1 to 10 grain sizes and are sold by the dozen or hundred. The form aids solution in the stomach and preserves medicinal value. The shop offers equipment for capsule preparation and invites customers to learn how to swallow bitter drugs without losing efficacy.
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