Bomb Explodes in Tenement Defying Black Hand
A bomb blast at 316 East Eleventh Street injures several and imperils seventy tenants. Francesco Spanelli, living nearby, vows to pursue Black Hand leaders as investigators identify a masked suspect seen fleeing the building. The explosion blocks exits and shatters the stair area, injuring Angela Furso and others as police seek the culprit.
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East Eleventh Street
Black Hand
Francesco Spanelli
Spanelli
Mast Eleventh Street
Spanellio
Michael Paganelli
East Fourteenth Street
Paganelli
Janena
Bareris
Creee
Tom
Fide
Boys Clothing on Sale Says Store in Swing Style
The notice promotes boys clothing with a sales pitch noting high demand for first class suits. It mentions double-breasted, Norfolk, sailor and Russian styles and that Einey wool sailor and Russian sets are priced at $5.50, $7.50 or $9.50.
Star blouses and neglige shirts for boys sale notice
Star blouses most mothers of boys know well three Broadway Stores announce neglige shirts for boys of splendid quality. Locations 258 42 1302 at Warrenst 43th St and 34th St with uptown store move from 32nd St to northeast corner of 34th St.
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Broadway
Warrenst
43Th St
34Th St
Uptown
32Nd St
N. E. Corner
E. J. Willis CO
Park Place
Broadway Tire and Accessory
West 63d St
45Th St
Connor
West End
N. J
Paris Auto Top CO
48Th St
Avenger Wins Bennett Cup in Closely Contested Regatta
Robert W. Emmons aboard Avenger, a fifty seven footer, wins the Bennett Cup for sloops and also takes Class K. Aurora captained by Commodore Vanderbilt finishes second by 29 seconds on time allowance. Istalena trails by 18 minutes. Dahinda finishes fourth in the race at Glen Cove as the New York Yacht Club's sixty first annual regatta confronts light winds and a near calm.
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Robert W. Emmons
Cornelius
Vanderbilt
Aurora
Mr. Emmons
Mr. Eyeebilt
W. E. Roosevelt
Bennett Co
J. W. Alker
Mott’s
Prospect Point
Scotch Caps
Woolsey’s Reef
Avenger
Shippen Point
L. .J. Callanan
Commodore Vanderbilt
Istalena
R. W. Emmons
Simitar
Miladi
Carwina
Mimosa III
New York
J. Rogers Maxwell
Phryne
Johnston de Forest
Nepsi
Alba
M. Ellis
Hero
Meyer Brothers
Atair
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Ibis
W. E. Rooseevlt
Eclipse
Alera
Hera
Dahinda
Long Island
G. M. Pynchon
J. P. Morean, Jr
J. Wy Alker
Johnstone de Fort Rin
Hera IL
R. N. Ellis
J. Rogers
Max- Lo Ge
See
Istaiena
Zuhrah Wins Bermuda to New York Yacht Race
The schooner Zuhrah owned by Henry Doscher of the New Rochelle Yacht Club defeated rival Esperanza owned by J Dalzell McKee of Pittsburg in a special race from Bermuda to New York. Both boats finished near Scotland Lightship yesterday morning with Zuhrah at Quarantine by 7 10 A M and Esperanza at 8 05 A M. Officers cited heavy northwest winds in the Gulf Stream.
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Henry Doscher
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Bermuda
New York
J. Dalzell McKee
Pittsburg
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Zuhrah
Gulf Stream
Long Spins for Crews Underscore Varsity Rowing Trials
Special to The New York Times reports Poughkeepsie crews rowing today with Coach Rice testing the Columbia four in morning and afternoon spins. Van Saltza, ill with malaria, stays out of the four, while Ward reshuffles Pennsylvania freshmen. Wisconsin varsity and freshmen race two miles in rough water. Syracuse sees shelter on the east shore. Ten Eyck leads Syracuse downstream ten miles, then a half mile to the boathouse before a spurt. Columbia and Wisconsin keep middle river, Rice routes his crew for a fine rough-water exhibition.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rice
Columbia
Spalding
Denon-Baugh
von Saltza
Murphy
Varsity
Syracuse
Lenace
Ten Eyck
Ward
Milton’s Landing
Courtney
Cornell
Wisconsin
Regatta Heats Narrowly Decide Harlem River Rivals
Owing to a big entry list for the Union Boat Club regatta on the Harlem River, preliminary heats were needed in two events held opposite the clubhouse on the Speedway. Double Scull Gig and Four-Oared Gig heats produced close finishes with Flynn Pacini crew and Hughes Britz Sullivan Jurgensen second in the sculls, while McDonald Hughes Britz Pullman Briggs coxed team won the first gig final heat and Lenahan McCutcheon Dunsdale Haninger Cochrane second in the four oared event.
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Union Boat Club
Harlem River
Speedway
J. Flynn
A. Pacini
D. Kiernan
E. Tyler
J. Hughes
E. G. Britz
J. J. Sullivan
A B. Jurgensen
J. McDonald
J. A Hughes
A. Pullman
G. Briggs
Suburban Handicap Race Marks Test of Post-Betting Turf
New York racing fans await the Suburban Handicap at Sheepshead Bay as strict anti betting laws reshape the event. Fifteen horses vie for $25,000 with Ballot expected to lead. no open wagering is permitted under police and Jockey Club rules, and penalties include exclusion and imprisonment. The track has undergone nearly $200,000 in winter improvements, aiming to sustain the race’s prominence amid the new restrictions.
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Coney Island
Gravesend
Sheepshead Bay
America
Pontiac
Jockey Club
James R. Keene
Ballot
Colin
Celt
Sheepsay
Master Robert
Tair Play
King James
Dorante
Fourth annual Cedarhurst Kennel Club exhibition set for tomorrow
The Cedarhurst Kennel Club hosts its fourth annual bench show in Lawrence Long Island with the largest entry list yet. Nearly all champion dogs will be benched and major kennels including Samuel Untermyer Red Brook Valley Farms Rock Ridge Sabine Meadowmere Gotham Firenze and Blarney will be represented alongside individual exhibitors.
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Cedarhurst Kennel Club
Lawrence
L. I
New York
National Horse Show Dates Moved Ahead This Season
The National Horse Show Association shifts the show from the week of November 16 to the week of November 9 at Madison Square Garden. The event will precede the Metropolitan Opera by one week, creating no clash with the opera schedule.
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Madison Square Garden
Metropolitan Opera House
National Horse Show Association
Melisande New Castleton Stakes Winner at Gravesend
On closing day at Gravesend the Castleton Stakes saw Melisande win for J R Keene, leading from start to finish in the two year old fillies race. California King won the two and a half mile Handicap Steeplechase after Stellaland fell, with Banner and Queen of Knight also crashing. The program also included a six furlong handicap won easily by Rome turf rival, and other races with Bayou King and Field Mouse among the notable finishes.
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Kingston
Jac Atkin
Peter Quince
Beuquet
Salvator
Royal Tourist
Creation
Alfred Noble
Julia’ Powell
County Fair
Fayette
St Martin
Cheterbrook
Rossfenton
Bobbin
Statesman Esperanto
Torbellino
Chief Hayes
McCarter
Beauclere
LE Oicriddal
Osieg
Antaeus
Black Sheep
Tony Bonero
Highbridge
Otoga
Star Thistle
Ruxton Howthane
Jen Aibicoeveo
Wamba Seees
Erikina Edward Seeee
Atsy
Hillside
Tabernacle
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Gravesend
Melisande
James R. ‘Keene
Keene
Kentucky
Stellaland
Liverpool
Boadwee
Banner
Queen of Knight
California King
Mark Gumberts
Simcoe
W. Walsh
Musgrave
Sea Cliff
BH. Dugan
Paradise Queen
A. Lanz
Arionette
McCarthy
St. Withold
Gilbert
Weamboro
Shreve
Eg Sea
Eb Racquet
Leach
Garner
Ch. G
Toddington-Luckless
J H. Madigan
G. W. Grayam
McKinney
Palmer
King Castle
M. Henderson
Kemp Ridgeley
FE. Heider
Soltaire N.candid
Teen Hitchcock, Jr
J. Lamert
Meligande
Notter
Field Mouse
Miller
Ee Lady Hubbard
J. Lee
Fore
Eke
Anna L. Daley
E. Dugan
Grania
Stelle Sententious
Lady Selina
Ch. F
Disguise Sylvahbelle
J. R. Keene
James Rowe
Rialto
FE. Dugan
Pantoufle
McDaniel
Bat Masterson
Muserave
Lee
Lord
Chandler
Roseben
Clan Sunfire
A. Lang
Sante Killrain
C. Miller
C. c
Watercress-Teatro
A. J. Joyner
John Schlasser
I - Pontoon
T’pton
Frizette
Sugar Pine
Queen Marguerite
Missouri Lab
McDanniel
Bad News
Jienap
Okenite
Mombassa
Trouveur
Feurst
Beardall
Pontiac-Gold Braid
John J. Hyland
E . Wild Refrain
Montauk
Golconda
Cece George C. Hall
Brussel
Chrace Cameron
Lynch
Rolando
Monocle
Amidon
Putgada
Bigot
Aeres G. Gates
E. Callahan
eTonnia
CW. Burns
Faron d'Or
Count Reinfeld
Black Bridge
Bob Tyler
Horner
Lera Delta
J. F. O'Brien
W. C. Daly
Ben Brush-Harpsichord
J. L. McGinnis
J. Smith
White Night Wins Gold Cup at Ascot
The Gold Cup race at Ascot today saw The White Night win for owner W R Wyndham. Radium, owned by L de Rothschild, placed second, with Tervaint, owned by W M G Singer, finishing third. Six horses started the race. Rhodora was withdrawn by Richard Croker after yesterday's Biennial Stakes defeat.
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London
Ascot
W. R. Wyndham
L. de Rothechield
W. M. G. Singer
Richard Croker
Rhodora
Last set near record for doubles champions at Crescent Club
Frederick B. Alexander and Harold H. Hackett nearly carved their record in doubles at the Crescent Athletic Club turf courts in Bay Ridge. They trail only E. P. Fisher and Ross Burchard from the Metropolitan championship, as Bull and Martin fell twice to Alexander and Hackett? s superior overheads. Little and Leonard beat Bull and Martin, then edged Wright and Warned in a tight three set sequence. Clare Cassell of England won a Yonkers Amackassin Club semi with precise drives, while Hall and Fitch led the Challenge Cup brackets.
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Frederick B. Alexander
Harold H. Hackett
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
E. P. Fisher
Ross Burchard
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C. Martin
Crescent
Alexander
Bull
Martin
Raymond D. Little
Edgar W. Leonard
Little
Leonard
Irving C. Wright
Edwin P
Clare Cassell
England
Yonkers
Harry H. Burdick
Miss Cassell
W. Merrill Hall
L. H. Fitch
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
J. Robertson
Englewood Hosts US National Lawn Tennis Tourney
The annual lawn tennis tournament under the United States National Lawn Tennis Association comes to Englewood Field Club in Englewood New Jersey on July 6 at 2 30 P M The events include men's and women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles Matches are best two of three sets except finals in men's events three of five First and runner up prizes plus a consolation prize in men's singles Entries close Saturday July 4 with L S Coe Englewood N J.
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United States National Lawn
Jay
L. S. Coe
Englewood
N. J
Pierson Tops Open Shoot At Morris Gun Club
Eugene Pierson led the Morris Gun Club open shoot at his Morristown grounds with 184 points of 150, amid strong scores and spectator turnout. Among competitors at the traps was John Philip Sousa, noted guest shooter, as the event drew admiration from spectators.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Eugene Pierson
Morris Gun Club
Blue Rocks
John-Philip Sousa
Giants Fall to World Champions in Polo Grounds Tilt
Chicago defeats New York 7 to 5 in a nine inning National League game. Five pitchers saw action as Wiltse, Taylor, Malarkey, Reulbach, and Lundgren worked for the Giants and Cubs. Key hits came from Chance Donlin and Bresnahan with Hoffmann, Schulte, and Reulbach starring for the visitors.
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Polo Grounds
Brother Brush
Giants
Chicagos
de Wolf Hopper & Co
Doyle
Evers
Taylor
Wiltse
Chicago
Malarkey
Reusbach
Lundgren
Kling
Tinker
Centreulbach
Reulbach
Hoffman
Seymour
Schulte
Chance
Hyers
Bresnahan
Bridwell
Herzog
Tenney
Wiltie
Frank
Chi
Devlin
Shannon
Donlin
Steinfeldt
Slagle
W. W. Aulick
New York
Hofman
Oj Doyle
Oj Seymour
St’ni'dt
OlDevlin
Bres’h'n
Kline
Rpces
Tin
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn In Free-Hitting 8 6 Victory
Pittsburg won at Washington Park 8 to 6 as Brooklyn stranded 12 runners. Wilson doubled, Hummell homered, and Camnitz allowed 11 hits in eight innings while McIntyre gave up 11 in eight. Stol en bases by Brooklyn and Pittsburg and miscues shaped the game. time one hour fifty minutes. Umpires Johnstone and Rudderham.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Bergen
McIntyre
Eee
Wilson
Hummell
Camnitz
Leach
Sheehan
Thomas
Pattee
Holmes
Camitz
Johnstone and Rudderham
eaSDaD Short Cut Smoking for a Pipe
A concise note promotes eaSDaD Short Cut Smoking as a safe option for pipe tobacco use, emphasizing ease and potential advantages. The claim appears in a casual promotional style without detailed evidence.
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Easdad
St. Louis Beats New York In Eight Inning Rally
New York 6, St. Louis 6 after eight innings. Howells pitching sharp as Stahl Williams Wallace and Lake spark offense with two-base hits and a Home Run by Howell. Criss and Howell combine for nine runs off Criss Howell Orth and Lake. Umpires Sheridan and Connolly. Time two hours ten minutes.
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ST. Louis
New York
Niles
Hartzell
Oh'phill
W'liams
O'Keeler
Wallace
Chase
Jones
Stahl
Ferris
Conroy
Spencer
Blair
Ciss
Oorth
Frowel
Lake
Morty
Williams
Hemphill
Howell
Criss
Orth
Keeler
Schweitzer
T. Jones
Messrs
Sheridan and Connolly
Batteries at Chicago Cleveland and Detroit faceoffs
At Chicago RHE Chicago and Boston meet with batteries White Smith Walsh Sullivan Patten Burdull McFarland. At Cleveland REE Cleveland and Philadelphia clash with Rhoades Clark Vickere Smith. At Detroit RLE Washington battles Detroit with Burns Street Siever Suggs Summers Thomas.
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St. Louis
New York
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Philadephia
R.H.E
White, Smith, Walsh, and Sullivan
Patten
Burdull, and McFarland
R.E.E. Cleveland
Philaphia
Rhoades and Clarks
Vickere and Smith
R.le
Burns
Street
Siever
Suggs
Summers
Thomas
Harvard Triumphs 5 to 1 Over Yale in Series Opener
Harvard pitchers fault Yale errors and wildness in field boost Crimson to a 5 1 victory. Howard Jones fired early for Yale and was taken out after three innings as Van Vieck and Rose allowed runs with Yale miscues. Yale managed a single tally in the sixth as Dines, Williams and Murphy mixed with Jones in the frame.
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Cambridge, Mases
Yale
Harvard
Hartford
Crimson
Howard Jones
van Vieck
Rose
T. Jones
Dines
Murphy
Aronson
Williams
Jones
Currier
Wheaton
Trans junior team routs World juniors at Prospect Park 12 to 4
The Trans junior baseball squad defeated The World juniors 12 to 4 at Prospect Park. The Times youngsters opened with six runs in the first inning and never looked back as they racked up 16 total hits to secure the win.
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Giants
Yankees
Prospect Park
Local Game Scores From Four Street Games
In New Britain Holyoke edged New Britain 5 to 4 while Waterbury beat Meriden 8 to 7. Springfield topped Hartford 5 to 4 and Bridgeport defeated New Haven 2 to 1.
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New Britain
Holyoke
Waterbury
Meriden
Springfield
Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
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