Erin Beats Shamrock II In Atlantic Test At Sandy Hook
The Erin and Shamrock II completed a 3044 mile voyage from Gourock Scotland to Sandy Hook in 15 days 24 hours with rough seas along Ireland and a delayed port due to a southeasterly gale. Capt Matthews reported good speed and reliability of the Erin while Shamrock II showed notable beating and running performance, both crews totaling 155 aboard across four boats.
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de Forest
Coney Island
Erin
M. A. Norton
Thomas Lipton
Matthews
Sandy Hook
Shamrock
Whreless
Sir’ Thomas
Narrows
Gourock
Scotland
Azores
Shamrock Ir
Shamrock I
Cruizer
Ireland
Fayal
Wringe
Challenger
Willam Matthews
Colt D. F. Neill
Royal Clyde Yacht Club
Thomas _Lipton
Albs Weales
Bob Wringe
J. Walters
Charles Beéks
Charies
Yankee Vuite
Wiereat
Brin
Charles. E. Matthews
New Jersey
Shady Hook
Eweree
Thomas Conley
Frank Thomson
Sir Thomas
Joseph Stork
Vringe
Shamrock III
Shamrockes
Sandy
Hook
Noo Bir
New York Yacht Club
Belance
Constitution
Columbia
Shamrock NE
Thomas Kimbell Safis
Glen Cove regatta to feature Reliance and Columbia races
Today the Glen Cove courses host the Glen Cove Cups with Reliance Constitution and Columbia sailing amid the New York Yacht Club regatta rescheduled after entries lag. The iron steam Cepheus ferries club members and guests as fleets include Class B Emerald Class C Arielestelle Katrins Class G Columbia Constitution Reliance Class I Queen Mab Isolde Hester Santa Eolin Class M Urprise Curlew measurements placed on Erie Basin after rough City Island waters.
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Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
Cepheus
Emerald
Arielestelle
Katrins
Isolde
Hester
Santa
Eolin
Curlew
Erie Basin
City Island
Hotel Strikers in Chicago Weaken
Violence expected when Chicago hotels reopen as restaurants resume service tomorrow. About 5,000 workers are out, with 26 hotels and 58 restaurants lacking dining room staff. Nonunion workers will fill many positions as unions seek arbitration while employers threaten to lock out strikers.
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New York Times
Chicago
John Mitchell
Toaday
Employers’ Association
Vogelsang’s
Union
Midelweiss
Bismurck
Rate War Hits Kansas City with Record Low Fares
Kansas City sees a dramatic rise in outbound travel as railroads slash roundtrip rates. The cut to Indianapolis drops to 10 dollars, Chicago to 14 dollars, and St. Louis to 9.50, sparking a potential long-lasting rate war. The move follows cheap fares for YMCA Summer School in Chicago and a Modern Woodmen gathering in Indianapolis.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri River
New England
Youn Men's Christian Association
New York
Long battle with a salmon ends after fifteen hours
Edward Spaeth, treasurer of Securities Savings Bank Newark, returns from Salmon Lake Maine recounting a 15 hour 5 minute fight to land an eight pound salmon. He began at 3 10 PM on June 6 and finally landed the fish at 6 15 the next morning after a long struggle with the vigorous catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
WN. J
Edward Spaeth
Securities Savings Bank
Salmon Lake
Spaeth
Aged man arraigned for murder in Williamsburg
James Rogers an elderly man was arraigned in Lee Avenue Police Court for the murder of his landlady Mrs Louisa Madison at 243 North Fifth Street Williamsburg. He ramblingly spoke of kindness shown by the woman and of how she kept his money. Magistrate O Reilly advised legal counsel and the hearing adjourned with Rogers committed without bail. Mrs Ann body laid in an undertaking establishment at 153 North Third Street awaiting burial.
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James Rogers
Louisa Madison
North Fifth Street
Williamsburg
Lee Avenue
O'Reilly
Rogers
Ann
North Third Street
Wrecking of Washington B. Thomas Claims One Life Near Old Orchard
A gale off Stratton's Island capsized the schooner Washington B. Thomas of Thomaston. The captain’s wife perished as waves flooded the cabin. the captain, crew of thirteen, and other survivors were rescued by a volunteer life-saving crew. One seaman crushed a leg and several others were badly bruised as wreckage washed ashore.
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Portland
Washington B. Thomas
Thomaston
Stratton’s Island
Old Orchard
William J. Lermond
Lermond
Thomas
Mrs Stevens Suffering Fractured Ankle After Fall in Saratoga
Mrs Will um H Stevens of Brooklyn is hospitalized with a fractured ankle after a severe fall at the Hidden House on Broadway in Saratoga last evening. She was stepping from a carriage when the accident occurred.
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New York Times
Saratoga
Willum H. Stevens
Brooklyn
Broadway
Styles & Cash Ad for Pen Samples on 77th Ave
An advertisement for the Stylusis round pointed pen inviting readers to send for samples. It directs to Styles & Cash at 77th Avenue, City, with the note Ady.
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Styles & Cash
City
Arrest in Ardsley Mystery Stuns Hudson Area
Hastings on Hudson Chief Murray arrests a man identified as Jack Williams a noted thief suspected in the Ardsley murder. Detective Bailey seeks a hold until tomorrow while the suspect matches the killer description given by Miss Campbell. A Heffernan brother is en route from Limerick Ireland to aid the case and the coroner has not decided to reopen the inquest unless new evidence appears.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Chief Murray
Hastings-on- Hudson
Jack’' Williams
Ardsley
Bailey
Goodwin Named Tammany District Leader Candidate
William S. Devery learns Tammany has handed over election inspector blanks to Frank S. Goodwin giving him power to name officers at primaries and election. John Sheehan’s supporters fear Devery’s executive committee exclusion. Horatio Seymour Tammany Club to meet at 293 Eighth Avenue to announce Goodwin as district leader candidate and denounce Devery.
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William S. Devery
Tammany Organization
Frank S. Goodwin
Devery
John €. Sheehan
Tammany
Goodwin
Frank L. Dowling
Horatio Seymour Tammany Club
Eighth Avenue
Boy Falls Fifty Feet at Coney Island Roller Coaster
Fifteen year old John McIntyre of Brooklyn fell fifty feet from a car on Merrill's roller coaster at Coney Island last night at 11. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries and was assumed likely to die. He and another boy were alone in the car when it began its descent. witnesses say he stood up and lost balance during the curve.
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John McIntyre
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
Merrill
Sea Beach Walk
Coney Island
Kane
McIntyre
Man Suspected of Hari Kari Attempt In Boarding House Incident
Tokakicho Hayashi a 35 year old Japanese cook was removed from 335 East Fifteenth Street to Belle Vue Hospital after suffering five stab wounds and two cuts from a clasp knife. Police officer Kelly jailed him on a charge of attempted self harm while witnesses say the wounds were accidental during a drinking episode. Boarders say Hayashi drank heavily and slashed at his abdomen, others restrained him until help arrived.
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Tokakicho Hayashi
East Fifteenth Street
Belle- Vue Hospital
Kelly
East Fifty-first Street
Hayashi
Hay
Sand
Fle
New Haven Gardener Drowned Near Sperry Lighthouse
John MacArthur fifty a gardener drowned near Sperry Lighthouse while fishing in a sailboat. His companions George Ete and James Judson both tried to reach him but the strong current prevented recovery, leaving a widow and nine children at 140 Nash Street.
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New Haven
Conn
John MacArthur
Sperry
MacArthur
George Q. Ete
James Judson
Nash Street
Men Try To Take Over Motorman On Elevated Train
Two men created excitement on a Coney Island bound elevated train last night after attempting to overpower the motorman near Bath Rexuch Station at 10 20 P M The motorman called for help and the conductors aids were able to subdue the assailants with police clubs when the train reached Bath Beach Station The two men were identified as James Marr 25 of 443 Fifty first Street Brooklyn and Edward Zabriske 30 son of a Hackensack judge
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Coney Island
Bat Rexuch
Bath Beach
James Marr
Fifty-first Street
Brooklyn
Edward Zabriske
Hackensack
Two Men Die as Trolley Struck in Mineola
Arthur Mathews and Christopher Burkhardt of Westbury were driving a buggy to Mineola when their horse wandered and the buggy was struck by a trolley. Burkhardt was killed. Mathews suffered severe injuries and was taken to Nassau Hospital. Coroner Oakley sought an ante mortem statement from Mathews but obtained none.
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Wempstead
Arthur Mathews
Christopher Burk- Hardt
Westbury
Hempstead
Bee
Court House
Mineola
Burkhardt
Mathews
Nassau Hospital
Justice Oakley
Man Killed At Peekskill Tracks By Express Train
James Donohue twenty seven who lived at Highland Station was struck and instantly killed shortly before 8 tonight by the Eastern express a little below the Hudson Avenue crossing. He had run across the tracks to board the 7 38 which was pulling out of the station at the time.
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Peekskill
N. Y
James Donohue
Highland Station
Eastern Express
Hudson Avenue
Donohue
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Doctor Is Struck on Elevated
Dr Noah Dudley of 121 East Eighty-seventh Street reported $48 stolen on the Third Avenue elevated line after being jostled by two men at Thirty-fourth Street. A week later he identified Michael McLoughlin and Frank Mayo alias Kid Livingston among suspects. Mayo was arrested on the Bowery. McLoughlin remained held for grand jury after a Yorkville court appearance. Detective McMullen heard the pair discussing the transfer of the money to Livingston.
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Frank Mayo
Kid” Livingston
Franklin Street
Barlow
Yorkville Court
Noah D. Dudley
East Eighty-seventh Street
Dudley
Thirty-fourth Street
Third Avenue
Forty-second Street
Yorkville
Michael McLoughlin
Gra
McLoughlin
McMullen
Livingston
Mayo
Bowery
Made Insane by Baseball
Thomas Donahue of Harrison, once a quiet worker, is confined in a padded cell as a maniac over baseball. His obsession grew with the New York Nationals tour and the season, driving him to neglect work and threaten others until police placed him under restraint.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Thomas Donahue
Harrison
Donahue
Jersey City
Buffalo
New York Nationals
New York Americans
York Nationals
West
New York
Polo Grounds
Three men arraigned in drug theft case
Henry Rose and Robert Kirchner, both drivers, and E Hoenig a druggist were held for arraignment after detectives linked them to stealing drug shipments. Rose and Kirchner face larceny charges while Hoenig is charged with receiving stolen goods.
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Henry Rose
West Sixteenth Street
Robert Kirchner
Jones Street
E. Hoenig
Carmine Street
Deuel
Jefferson Market
Rose
Kirchner
Hoenig
Sullivan
Wren
Mercer Street
Beines
Hoson Street
Piercy
Desolate mother near death after eviction and twins born
Anna Bechtold, evicted from 432 Bushwick Avenue in Williamsburg, lay dying after giving birth to twins Anthony and Geneva. Her husband is said to have deserted the family, leaving two older children with a neighbor. The newborns were born at St Catharine's Hospital where they were christened.
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Anna Bechtold
Bushwick Avenue
Williamsburg
St. Catharine's Hospital
St. Catharine’s Hospital
Anthony
Geneva
Bechtold
Inquiry into School System Sparks State Education Panel
Speaker Nixon announces appointees to a joint committee to study New York education departments for unified legislation or clear jurisdiction. Members include Assemblymen Louden Rogers Apgar Merritt Phillips Palmer McKeown and Senators Grady Townsend Brown Lewis Stevens plus others. Democrats hold one third. The panel aims to revisit last winter’s clash between the Regents and the Superintendent.
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New York Times
Albany
Nixon
Francis G. Louden
Dutchess
James T. Rogers
Broome
James. Kk. Apgar
Westchester
Edwin A. Merritt
St. Lawrence
Allegany
George M._Palmer
Schoharie
John McKeown
Kings
Gov
Higgins
Frederic. C. Stevens
Attica
Merton E. Lewis
Rochester
Elen R. Brown
Watertown
Thomas F.grady
New York
William Townsend
Utica
Grady
Townsend
Palmer
Meckeleown
Superintendent of Public ‘Instruction
Harlem Bronx letter box thieves strike again in daylight
Police in Harlem and the Bronx search for a gang of letter box thieves after a lamppost box on Lenox Avenue at 133rd Street is smashed and mail stolen. Inspectors chase a vague description while Capt. Geohegan seeks a man tied to similar box break ins at 144th Street near Willis Avenue and a torn brass box incident.
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Harlem
Bronx
Thirty-third Street
Lenox Avenue
Geohegam
Alexander Avenue
One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street
Willis Avenue
Brooklyn Saloon Crackdown Ends Piper's Five Weeks in Brooklyn
Deputy Police Commissioner Piper wrapped up a five week Brooklyn tour with a bold excise law push. Seventeen saloon keepers were arrested, many saloons closed Sunday to avoid trouble, and lookouts reappeared to deter violations. Captains feared Piper’s return to Manhattan as Ebstein resumes Brooklyn command.
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Piper
Brooklyn
Raines
Manhattan
O Rooney
Fulton Street
Ebstein
Abrdoad
Will Orobly
Department Brooklyn
Salvation Army Lodging House Cited in Strike Dispute
The Salvation Army barracks on Union Street New Haven is drawn into strike troubles as the night clerk refuses lodgings to non union men. Regular lodgers who belong to the teamsters union back the ten strike breakers and transients. a strike breaker was asked to leave and denied a bed on his return.
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New Haven
Salvation Army
Union Street
Teamsters’ Union
Girl Rescued After Lake Hopatcong Capsize
On Lake Hopatcong New Jersey Miss Louise Ogden nineteen lost an oar and capsized while reaching for it. Horace Burton and Miss Jennie Elker witnessed the accident. Miss Elker swam to rescue and Burton pulled both girls from the water. Ogden regained consciousness soon after.
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New York Times
Lake Hopatcong
N. J
Louise Ogden
S . Horace Burton
Jennie Elker
Man Dies After Fall From Car In City
William Gray aged 27 of 502 West Forty second Street died at Roosevelt Hospital from a fractured skull suffered June 6 when he fell from a car at the intersection of Tenth Avenue and Forty second Street.
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William Gray
West Forty-second Street
Roosevelt Hospital
Tenth Avenue
Forty-second Street
Son Kills His Father in Apparent Accident
June 14. Dr J T Ogletree, a legislator, was shot and killed by his son in Eastman Georgia. The father seized a pistol to threaten the wife and children, prompting a scuffle in which the son fired, the ball entering the father's heart. The wife, once Miss Alice Ogletree of Atlanta, witnessed the incident as Buchanan reports from Eastman.
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J. T. Buchanan
Eastman, Ga
J. T
Ogletree
Alice Ogtree
Atlanta
Eastman
Buchanan
Judge Speer Eulogy of Lee Provokes National Debate
A Brooklyn reader protests Judge Speer of Macon Ga for praising Lee and accuses him of urging destruction of the Union. The letter argues Lee deserves no place in the National Hall of Statues and predicts future monuments to Jefferson Davis beside Washington at Mount Vernon. Dated June 11, 1903.
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New York Times
Judge Speer
Macon
South
Lincoln
North
Washington
Lee
National Hall of Statuary
Satan
Milton
Virginia
Jefferson Davis
Mount Vernon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Excise Arrests Reported Across City
City police reported 98 excise arrests yesterday with 79 in Manhattan and the Bronx. The prior Sunday total stood at 89, highlighting ongoing enforcement activity across the five boroughs.
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Manhattan
Bronx
Oklahoma and Rio Grande Southern railroad planned
Guthrie Oklahoma June 14 preliminaries are under way for a major railroad project called the Oklahoma and Rio Grande Southern. The line would run from Oklahoma City south through Texas to the Rio Grande border with a Mexico link to Tampico. A map shows a route toward Fort Worth then San Antonio and into Mexico. Philadelphia financiers including William F Harrity are named in connection with the project.
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New York Times
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Oklahoma and Rio Grande Southern
Oklahoma City
Texas
Rio Grande
Mexico
Tampico
San Antonio
William F. Harrity
Philadelphia
Opening of the Republican Club at 54 56 West Fortieth
The club announces the informal opening of its new premises at 54 56 West Fortieth Street tonight. The monthly meeting is set for the same hour. Bedrooms and suites are ready for occupancy for members and non residents, with minor decoration remaining before completion.
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Republican Club
West Fortieth Street
Yesterday's Fires Report Across Several Streets
Fire incidents listed by time and location with multiple addresses on Monroe Street Canal Street Bleecker Street East One Hundred Twenty-third Street Henry Street and others. Damages described as trifling with no injuries noted and coverage from 12 o clock a.m. to 12 h. Names include Aimee Street Harry Cohen and Mrs E Gleason.
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Monroe
Ty Sre
Ain Anal
Gamage
Reisling
Aimee
Harry Cohen
Canal Street
Aero
Bleecker Street
F. Amann
East One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
E. Gleason
Metropoli Railway
Eee
Henry Street
Meyer Gillis
North Michigan Turning Works Destroyed by Fire
Mackinaw City Michigan June 14 The North Michigan Turning Works were destroyed by fire last night. Estimated loss 75000 with 12000 insurance. Winchester Kentucky June 14 The grain and seed warehouse of D S Gay burned today. Loss over 100000 with 75000 insurance.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
North Michigan
Winchester
D. S. Gay
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Coney
Josued
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Conversa
Tion
Dr. Lyon
Express
The
H.oneill & Co
India
China
Louisiae
Crepes
Sixth Avenue
20Th
21St Street
Boston
Brisk Broth
219Th Ave
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125Th St
Waltham
Prankfield & C
West 14Th Street
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