Crews At Poughkeepsie Eye Intercollegiate Regatta
In Poughkeepsie, Cornell Columbia Pennsylvania and Syracuse prep for the intercollegiate regatta with limited practice time due to early date. Georgetown Wisconsin and others arrive for a race field led by Cornell favored by observers though Pennsylvanias Met last year’s Henley crew hopes.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Hudson River
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Georgetown
Wisconsin
West Shore
Josh” Ward
Ellis Ward
Edward Hanlon
Stuart Hazelwood
C. A. Lueder
A. S. Petty
Whitney Merrill
E. S. Sebring
J. P. Frenzel
A. R. Coffin
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Henley
Eisenbrey
Will Gardiner
Samuel Crowthers
Zane
Capt
Allyn
Crowthers
Pennsy
Morningside
Columbian Varsity
Roland P. Jackson
Arthur D. Weekes
Robert B. Bartholomew
Henry C. Townsend
Jackson
Weekes
Rollins
Niezer
Edward Hanlan
Columbian
Hanlan
Ruddock
Varsity
D. C. Trevarthen
R.G. Stevenson
W.J. Gibson
E. L. Jordan
C. H. Gaffin
E. V. MecComb
Stevenson
Jordan
Gibson
G. S. Steers
W. F._ Moffett
Andrew O'Dea
Badger
O’dea
Eargetown
Colege
R. J. Kerns
Pat. Dempsey
Vesper Boat Club
New York
Potomac
Isl
W. F. Pangman
Bow
J. E. Gramlich
H. E. Elden
C. L. B. Wyckoff
G. H. Wildman
C. B. Ellis
R. E. Stone
Phelps
Hudson
Josh O’ Ward
Charles’ Courtney
Pennsylania
Harvard
Newell
Ithaca
Yale
Courtney
Badgers
The
Oaks
Bellevue Villa
Hughkeepsie Bridge
Windsor Cottage
Nelson House
Fox's Point
Hicks House
Prospect Street
Riverview Military Academy
Morganen
Flanlan
Townsend
Fire destroys Commerce Street building housing Forest Laundry
Fire found at 12 20 am in the third story of a four story building at 20 and 22 Commerce Street. The Forest Steam Laundry occupied the two upper floors and Unexcelled Staple Supply Company the lower floors. The fire, costing about 135000, burned the building in roughly thirty minutes but saved adjacent tenements on Morton Street. Three alarms were sounded as troops fought embers and horses were saved by roundsman Quinn and crew.
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Commerce Street
Forest Steam Laundry
Staple Supply Company
Morton Street
Quinn
Flag Day Observances Across Washington Enthrall Capital
Flag Day was widely observed in Washington with flags displayed on business fronts and homes. The Pension Building hosted a noon ceremony with Commissioner Ware delivering the oration. Actor Charles B. Hanford read a recitation, and a clerks chorus performed. About a thousand Printing Office workers joined the midday exercises. A Flag Day concert at Columbia Theatre featured addresses by Senator Spooner and Representative Pearre.
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Washington
Capitol Building
Pension Bureau
Pension
Government Printing Office
Columbia Theatre
Citizens Committee
A. R
Spooner
Wisconsin
Pearre
Maryland
Plymouth Fire Destroys Noted Block In City Center
London June 14 Plymouth’s finest business block was wiped out by fire in Spooner s furniture and drapery building. The blaze occurred on a crowded Saturday night with 300 workers evacuated and soldiers aiding firefighters. Surrounding structures were saved. damage pegged at £200000.
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London
Plymouth
Spooner
Northwest Sails to Open Buffalo-Chicago Steamship Season
The Northwest of the Northern Steamship Company sailed for Chicago, opening the Buffalo to Chicago passenger season. The Northland, its sister ship, will depart Tuesday evening and alternate with the Northwest.
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Buffalo
Northwest
Northern Steamship Company
Chicago
Northland
Drownings in a Long Island Bay Mystery
A mother recalls a late night scene as her daughter Sarah Lawrence and her lover Foster go missing after a rowboat is found abandoned near Good Ground. Foster’s body drifts ashore. later the Lawrence girl is found dead. Disbrow’s movements draw scrutiny as investigators weigh accident or murder amid a tangled seaside romance.
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Gil
Heraughter
Mrs. Lawrence
Ocean View
Ternell’s
Miss Lawrence
Miss Pearsall
Disbrow
Foster
Lou
Clarence
Europe
Miss_ Pearsall
Lveryman
Lawrence
Leila Tenny
East Moriches
Eastport
Joshua Holden
Ternall Hotel
Shinnecock Bay
Sarah Lawrence
Mount Vernon
Garden City
Ternall House
John Caffrey
John Nugent
Good Ground
T. T. Chattle
Willis Wells
Southampton
Riverhead
John S. Lawrence
Seo
New York
Brooklyn
Miss Flanagan
Jamaica
Reece
Longsland
Disbrow at Sea? Richmond Hill Mourns Missing Louis
Thomas A. Disbrow, father of Louis A. Disbrow, reports no idea of his son’s whereabouts. Louis, a 27 year old Jamaican native, left after a troubled marriage to Jessie, sister of the Everrett twins, last seen in Richmond Hill and possibly heading to Europe. Police and relatives await developments as rumors swirl about a tragedy.
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Thomas A. Disbrow
Louis A. Disbrow
Church Street
Division Avenue
Richmond Hill
L. I
New York Times
Louis
Europe
Lawrence
Louis Disbrow
Jamaics
Disbrow
Jessie
Queens
Diston
Flag Day Observed Across Philadelphia marking Betsy Ross site
On June 14 Philadelphia observed the 125th anniversary of the American flag with widespread display of Stars and Stripes. Betsy Ross house at 239 Arch Street drew visitors and schoolchildren from Philadelphia Camden and Burlington among other New Jersey towns.
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Philadelphia
Arch Street
Betsy Ross
Camden
Burlington
New Jersey
Attempt to End Stone Workers' War in New York
The Stone Trade Association of Greater New York met at the Grand Union Hotel to arrange a plan to end the yard tie-up. A committee from machine stone workers attended, but no settlement was reached. A compromise was hoped for tomorrow to break the deadlock.
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Stone Trade Association
Stone Yards
Greater
New York
Grand Union Hotel
Machine Stone Workers
Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Union
Weather Outlook For Atlantic States And Midwest
Rain moves across the South Atlantic and lower Middle Atlantic today with showers in the lake region and upper Mississippi Valley. Latter district sees fair weather Monday, eastern lower lake region unsettled. High pressure from the Northwest brings falling temperatures and relief from heat across the region.
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South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lake Region
Upper Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake Region
Hotels and Guests List With International Names
A directory of hotel names followed by guest and staff entries from across cities including Atlanta Paris Washington London Calcutta and Yokohama. The list names managers and visitors such as Charles P. King E O Rosales L P Burrows and Woodrow Wilson among others across major hotels.
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Holland
Charles P. King
Atlanta
E. O. Rosales
Paris
E. G. Niles
Washington
Cambridge
F. Oden Horstman
Theodore Harbeck
Chicago
Imperial
L. P. Burrows
G. W
Niddleston
London
Gaylord R. Hawkins
Indianapolis
John T. King
Baltimore
Gilsey
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Plaza
Carl Johnson
Amoy
China
Manhattan
C. E. Briggs
Cleveland
F. B. Tibball
Detroit
Henry Tod
Edinburgh
Martin A. Knapp
Pittsburg
Majestic
George H. Oliver
J. A. Blevina
St. Louis
Rev Dr Faust Dies After East Side Jewish Mission
The Rev Dr Herman P Faust a former rabbi who led a Jewish to Christian mission on Forsyth Street died in Presbyterian Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born in Germany 52, he studied Berlin University earned a PhD and converted in 1892 with his family. The Presbytery earlier funded the mission but withdrew support in 1898. Faust continued charity lectures and aided Parkhurst and Roosevelt era efforts. His son is a US Army sergeant returning from the Philippines. funeral is at Harlem Presbyterian Church with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Herman P. Faust
Presbyterian Hospital
Germany
Berlin University
Poughkeepsie
Snediker
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Mark’s Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Faust
New York
Parkhurst
Roosevelt
Police Department
East Side
Dr. Faust
Prebytery
Shearer
United States Army Signal Corps
Philippines
Edward Faust
Hudson
Harlem Presbyterian Church
Madison Avenue
One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
Sergt. Faust
Proposed Electric Combine Faces Uncertain Progress
Philadelphia reports indicate a proposed alliance of major electrical manufacturers to counter Westinghouse has not solidified. Thomas Dolan links Whitneys and Ryans to Stanley Manufacturing but doubts securing Electric Storage Battery and Ganz & Co. involvement. A Ganz representative is said to be assessing the situation in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Westinghouse Company
Thomas Dolan
Widener-Elkins-Whitney
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Company
Ganz & Co
Budapest
Hungary
Messrs. Whitney and
Ryan
Stanley Manufacturing Company
General Deficiency Bill Reported by House Committee
The General Deficiency Appropriation bill, totaling 4,945,417 after excluding 1,600,000 for military expenses, was completed by the House Committee on Appropriations and reported to the House by Chairman Cannon. Items include Cuba legation funds, Ellis Island improvements, boundary work for Colorado New Mexico Oklahoma, and payments to widows and contested election authorities. Audited civil war expenses are listed for Indiana Iowa Michigan Ohio Illinois. The Treasury is authorized to reopen Lieut. Col. J W Jacobs accounts for entertainment expenses of foreign military units allied with the 1898 Santiago campaign.
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Washington
House Committee On Appropriations
Cannon
House
Cuba
California Pious Fund
Ellis Island
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
McKinley
Court of Claims
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
the Treasury
J. W. Jacobs
Secretary of War
United States Army
Santiago
Fire Damage Report From Midweek Hours Dated Street Incidents
From 12 o clock Friday night to 12 o clock Saturday night listed are several fire damage incidents with times and addresses. Notable entries include 1:10 A M at 82 West One Hundred Twenty-seventh Street with unspecified owner and trifling damage and 11:30 A M at 55 West Twelfth Street to Lena Gressner with 250 dollars damage.
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West One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Stret
Morton Street
Wyland & Mayer
Lispenard Street
Joseph M. Crooson
West Fwelfth Street
Lena Gressner
Broadway
Wood denies New Orleans payoff tale linked to Palma
Gen Leonard Wood dismissed circulating reports that a payment to Gen Gomez silenced opposition to Tomas Estrada Palma. He said there is no ground for the claim and noted there was nothing to the story. He had been visiting Harvard and left for Washington at midnight.
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Washington
New Orleans
Gen. Gomez
Estrada Palma
Roosevelt
Hay
Root
Gen. Wood
Gomez
Boston
Leonard Wood
Tomas Estrada Palma
Harvard
Meade Transport Steam Valve Blows Injuring Five
In San Francisco on June 14 the main stop valve of a steam pipe on the United States transport Meade blew out causing five men to be badly scalded in the harbor receiving ship. George Lebrow W A Carew Edward Caine B C Whalen and J Bondel sustained facial hands and leg burns with varying lung injuries. Three workers were setting up a rocking shaft when the valve failed while two were on duty in the engine room.
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San Francisco
United States
Meade
George Lebrow
W. A. Carew
Edward Caine
B.C. Whalen
J. Bondel
Gaynor Greene Case Before Quebec Judge
The Gaynor and Greene case returned to Judge Andrews in Quebec Superior Court. A motion by Tascher, seeking contempt penalties against Detective Carpenter of Montreal for failing to obey the habeas corpus writ after arrest and removal of Gaynor and Greene on the steamboat Spray, was argued. Stuart and McMaster opposed the motion. The judge took the matter under advisement and a ruling was expected on Saturday June 21.
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Quebec
Gaynor and Greene
Andrews
Superior Court
Taschereat
Carpenter
Montreal
Gaynor
Greene
Stuart
United States
McMaster
Taschereau
American Weds in Berlin Relative of Baron in Union
The wedding of Miss von Kretschmar, kin of Baron von Richthofen the Foreign Secretary, and Prof. Wood of Johns Hopkins University was held last Monday at the bride's residence in Berlin. The couple first met in the United States.
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Berlin
Miss von Kretschmar
Baron von Richthofen
Wood
Johns Hopkins University
Prof
United States
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River Headquarters
England
NEW York TiImMeEs
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Eae Bureau
Seere Srenesees
Tvansekowweante
Mies Ceesewee
the Times
Printing House Square
Sion
Presbytery
Westinghouse
Seventh Ave
Marionfeld
Renault
Hurt
Prof. Wood
Iron-Ox Remedy.Co
Mich
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
34Th Street
West
Ourtland
Dr. Decker
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