Reliance Beats Constitution In A Close Sound Race
In a four hour, twenty mile contest for a cup offered by Commodore Tilford Reliance narrowly defeated Constitution by 1 minute 50 seconds while Columbia trailed. Wind shifts and tactical tack changes shaped a skippers battle with start fouls protested and final times recorded as Reliance 1 46 59, Constitution 1 00 03, Columbia 1 01 46.
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Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Frank’ Tilford
Indian Harbor
Rhodes
HALES
Es Seal Penance
Columba
Capts
Barrard
Barr
Pra Ace
Coumbia
Lloyd
Suon &S
Fhen
Jas
Oyster Bay
Eaton
Belmont
Reliance S
Fortune
Lee
North
Connecticut
Long Island
Oak Neck
Ithodes
Lloyd's Neck
Munce
Lloyd's Neck Point
Ranatine
Huntington
Bay
Huntington Harbor
H.M.S
M.S. Reliance Sreen Ty A
Sea Ee Ae
Fitting Out Shamrocks
Sir Thomas Lipton’s latest challenger Shamrock is called the most dangerous yacht yet to cross the Atlantic in the America’s Cup quest. J Frederic Tams and other NYYC officials deem the new Shamrock a fast windward boat and a formidable Cup hunter, though opinions vary on its performance against Reliance.
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Sandy Hook
Shamrock
Erin
Tompkinsville Anchorage
Matthews
Bay
Sir Thomas
Starmn Line
Baronet
Cruizer
Lipton
J. Frederic Tams
New York Yacht Club
Erie Basin
Tams
Hoff Insanity Leads to Dismissal in Bank Larceny Case
John R. Hoff, president of S. E. M. Rice Paint Works of Newark, facing charges of misappropriating $19,000 from Gansevoort National Bank and allegedly obtaining about $250,000 from other banks, was found insane. Magistrate Deuel dismissed the case on his own motion after a certificate from doctors declared Hoff confined at a private Paterson retreat for spinal neurasthenia. The certificate, filed by Helen R. Hoff, Hoff’s wife and S. F. E. M. Rice’s daughter, was presented by counsel Mark Alter. The ruling leaves future prosecution possibilities open.
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John. R. Hoff
Newark
Gansevoort National Bank
Jefferson Market Court
Mark Alter
Devel
Alfred Skinner
Newark Court of Common Pleas
Hoff
Daniel F. Millspaught
Paterson
N. J
Deuel
Hott
TF. A. Adams
Promoter Hoff Linked to New Jersey Agricultural Chemical Failure
Special to The New York Times from Newark New Jersey June 19 Hoff promoter of the New Jersey Agricultural Chemical Company losses reported exceed 100 000.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
Valet of a Burglar Sentenced in Harlem Court
Sergeant John T. Reith testified a burglar James Byrnes forced to act as a valet at his Yonkers home and New York apartment. Reith, at 51 East 107th Street, woke to a knock, drew his pistol, and captured Byrnes who was later driven to East 104th Street Station. Byrnes received six months in the Workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Reith
James Byrnes
North Main Street
Yonkers
Reith
East One Hundred and Seventh Street
Jimmy
Keith
East One Hundred and Fourth Street
Breen
Harlem
Byrnes
Du Chaillu's Body Moved for Funeral Arrangements
The body of Paul Belloni Du Chaillu was moved under escort by members of the American Geographical Society the Authors' Club and Scandinavian societies to an undertaker near City College. It will lie there until the Park Presbyterian Church funeral service on Eighty sixth Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Interment is planned for Woodlawn. Executor Henry R. Hoyt oversees arrangements and is returning to the city.
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American Geographical Society
Authors’ Club
Paul Belloni du Chaillu
Wilson Line
Consuels
City College
Park Presbyterian Church
Eightysixth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Woodlawn
Henry R. Hoyt
Dus *Hrailu
Unsettled showers forecast across many regions this weekend
The bulletin notes unsettled showery weather across interior valleys and several states with fair conditions in the South and Northwest. Temperatures remain below seasonal averages in northern districts while warmth continues elsewhere. Showers are expected Saturday in many areas with variable winds and some warmer Sunday forecasts.
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Washington
Interior
Middle Atlantic
New England
Middle Rocky Mountain
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Tennessee
Texas
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake
Atlantic
Gulf
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Lawsuit Over Union Pacific Control of Southern Pacific
A brief in Cincinnati Ohio notes no settlement in the Southern Pacific case. Keene interests seek injunction to stop Union Pacific from voting its stock, arguing cross-ownership breaches public policy and tilts control in the April election. Details cite disproportional expenditures and aims to route through Chicago Ogden for competitive advantage. The report also covers tennis results and schedules at Central Park and Westchester clubs.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Keene and Harriman
Southern Pacific Railway
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Union
Central Pacific Roads
Southern Pacific Road
Keene
United States Court of Appeals
Louisville
Senator Foraker
Augustus E. Wilson
Edward Lauterbach
Maugene Treadwell
Herriman
Central Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
Chicago
Omaha
New Orleans
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific Management
Southern
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Bakersfield
Bear dies in the 200 at Central Park Zoo
Annie the black bear escaped from her cage at Central Park Zoo yesterday due to a missing molar tooth. Keeper Snyder noted her distress and she died behind the barred enclosure. The bear came from the Tennessee mountains and faced feeding trouble before death.
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Annie
Central Park Zoo
Snyder
Tennessee Mountains
New York
Local Tennis Matches Highlight Mixed Doubles Contest
Two lawn tennis scratch matches drew attention at the New York Lawn Tennis Club amid damp conditions on One Hundred Twenty third Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. Miss Margaret Johnson and Robert Le Roy led in the opening set 6-4 with Johnson’s aggressive net play and accurate returns.
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Marie Wagner
Central Park Lawn Tennis Association
Miss Risch
Miss Wagner
Wagner
Margaret Johnson
Robert le Roy
West Side Tennis Club
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Anna M. Risch
David
Sands
New York Lawn
Robert T. Bryan
William Holston
J. Parmly -Paret
J. E. Chavers
Frederick W. Becker
A. del Mar
Theodore Roosevelt
Peh
C. Galway
Dr. Neville
E. H Stern
H. Stadel
Frederick P. Fox
Calhoun Cragin
S. L.smith
J. M. Steinecker
G. A. L. Dionne
G. G. Brinckerhoff
Louis J. Grant
Lemuel Swart
Thomas C. Trask
W. M. Hall
C. Lorraine Wyeth
C. L. Cobb
Wylie C. Grant
Julian K. Smythe
Thomas M. Dorahue
D Ovitt
Robert M. Beckley
Arthurs. Cragin
Chester P. Rice
Oviedin
M. Bostwick
Country Club
Westchester
Tuxedo
Deane Miller
George I. Scott
Gordon Douglass
Lydell Hull
Rockaway
Hunting Club
J. D. Forbes
H. N. Rawlins
J. B. Tailor
H. K. Evans
Meadow Brook
Herbert King
Francis B. Stevens
Ardsley
E. R. Marvin
J. R. Lowell
H. le Roy Edgar
Charles Mills
Apawamis Golf Club
W. B. Connor
C. C. Tiffany
S. A. Lawton
H. Strebeigh
Country Club of
Gouverneur Morris
G. T. Ader
G. E. Batcheller
C. 8. Lee
Johnson
Staten Island Club
le Roy
Police Captain Appointed by Commissioner Greene
Police Commissioner Greene promoted Sergt. Henry Burfiend from the Harlem Court squad to command the Thirty-sixth Precinct, Morrisania. The moves bypassed Sergts. James McGlynn of the King's Bridge Station and Edward Walling of the Mercer Street Station.
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Greene
Sergt
Henry Burfiend
Harlem Court
Morrisania
Sergis
James McGlynn
King’s Bridge
Edward Walling
Mercer Street
Harlem Police Ser gets long service record in 19th century note
7 Burfield headed the civil service list. He joined the force April 13 1885, became roundsman February 2 1892, and rose to sergeant February 27 1904. He was highly recommended for promotion by Harlem Police Court magistrates and others. He was forty years old and served as roundsman for two years under Superintendent Byrnes.
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Burfield
Harlem
Byrnes
Standish Arms to Build 12-Story Hotel in Brooklyn Heights
The Standish hotel will rise on Columbia Heights between Clark and Pierrepont Streets in Brooklyn Heights. It will be twelve stories tall and cost about 700 thousand dollars. The Standish Arms Realty Company, incorporated yesterday, will build it with Franklin W. Hopkins of Alpine New Jersey as president.
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Brooklyn Heights
Columbia Heights
Betwen Clark
Pierrepont Streets
Standish
Standish Arms Realty Company
Franklin W. Hopkins
Alpine
N. J
Youths' Serge Suits Offered In Range of Sizes
A short classified notice advertises youths' serge suits priced at ten dollars. Sizes listed include 44 to 20 years old, with no further details given.
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Sean
Exceptional Hats in Millinery Department Offer
Millinery department showcases ladies hats in white and white with black accents. Trimmed with tap silk quills or wings, priced at 4.50, presenting notable value at the stated amount.
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Batavia
Milan
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Regatta Committee
Mar
Commodore Tilford
Norman
E. C. Benedict
Oneida
Indiana Harbor Yacht Club
Charles E.matthews
Frank Bowne Jones
E. S. Atwood
Great Captain’s Island
Eaton's Neck Point
A. Mark
Green Ledge Light
Captain's Island
Mark Pais
Lumbia
H.M.S. Pere
Calumbia
H.M S Hom.s. Constituthom Seicebs Cacoreres
Challenger
John R. Hoff
DU Chaillu
Win
Ds Southeast
Yor Timmel
Weather Bureau
TIMES
Printing House Square
Keene Interests
Bear
New York Tennis Club
Reed & Barton
Union Square
Maiden Lane
Otard Dupuy &Co
Brandies
New Brooklyn Apartments
Recital Hall
Harriet Blake Jones
M-W. Marr
Lucille Clover
Centralto
Charles N. Granville
Barytone
Simpson Crawford Co
Norfolk and
Peter Thompson
Aetacnea Cums
Ascot
Wrene
Eyeemay
Royal Plate
Poco
Kodak
Sloan’s
Ocak
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