Only Fair Sport at Sheepshead Bay Opens Spring Fair
The thirty-fourth Spring fair of the Queens Nassau Agricultural Society opened at Mineola with trotting emphasized. Nancy Burns set a track record in the 2:20 pace as four races drew small fields amid withdrawals. Glennellie won the Rosebud filly stakes, Dr. Eichberg took the Bay Hurdle, and Imp carried heavy weight in the mile and a fraction. Multiple races saw close finishes and questioned last-jump interference, while conditions and attendance were fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens-Nassau Agricultural Society
Mineola
L. I
Nancy Burns
Sheepshead Hay
John Daly
Glennellie
Ashes
Rutter
Gov. Griggs
Ronkonkoma
Dr. Eichberg
Griggs
Veitch
Imp
See
Roosevelt
Tristan
Card for Today Horse Race Card Summary
The card lists six races with weights for entries. Pirot race covers seven furlongs on the main track with top weights 125 pounds for Tinge Tulane Einer and 120 for Oliver Mae Buffoon Exit Billy Owens. Second race features maidens two years old. Third race is a one mile handicap for three year olds plus with Lothario 118 pounds and several others between 109 and 118. Fourth race Swift Stakes seven furlongs with Vulcain Windus 126 pounds and other weights from 111 to 116. Fifth race for two-year-olds on Futurity course with several entries at 117 down to 114. Sixth race selling one and a half miles on turf with Ban gor 106 and others between 91 and 98 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Alexandre
Sanders
Hanover-Constantinople
Clinson
G. E. Smith
Gilroy
B. c
Shaw
W. M. Darrick
McMeekin
Mather
Benhadad
Colonel Rue
Somerset
Tartar
Gold Lace
Randolph
St. Charles-White Squad
Lund
S. Wen
Helf Jeneth
J. F. Madden
Semury
Odom
H. &. Leigh
Delmarch
Cy Conner
Himself
Riven Oak
Prosgrave
Hergist
Veuch
Movey
Spoil Sport
Ord
Militant
Snark
Quizi
Harness & Brossmen
Wasner
bik_m
Tator
Fr. A. Sena
Roosevelt
Cii
Pierre Lorillard
David Garrick
Maher
Orontas
John Daly
Glennelie
W. Showalter
Blk. F
Thutter
Oarphss Hollow Wood
Hb. F
Ernst
Sporting Dutchess
TL. V. Dell
Dr. Eichberg
Ly Candlemus
Nell Switt
J. Underwood & Co
Gov. Griggs
Wah
Donohue
H. K.wingut
Brazil
J. N. Holland
Duke of Montrose-Felipa
Rausch
M. Taylors Precursor
O ° Connor
MD Tipton
Wink- Tield
Tinte—L
Kinnikinnie
Autumn
Bombshell
Magic Light
Pirot
Tinge
Tulane
Einer
Oliver Mae
Buffoon
Exit
Billy Owens
Koenig
Robert Metcalf
Grayless
Aureus
Guke Ward
Termless
Ethics
Admiral Pepper
Tom Kenny
Prince Stonemouth
Beau Callant
Spinel
Prince of
Blaeaway
Favonious
Hamrock
Grayford
Diz Gun
Vulcain
Windus
Prince of Melbourne
Contestor
Gold Or
Gonfalon
Lady Unecas
Brigadier
Racing results from Cincinnati meet six furlongs to seven furlongs
Cincinnati reports horse race results with times for six furlongs to seven furlongs. Winners include Castle and MaIz zouri with top finishes and exact final times, listing jockeys Lynch Wilson Britton Harshberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Castle
J. Lynch
Lady Kent
Stanilla
MaIzzouri
H. Wilson
Goose Liver
Polly Bixby
Menace
Britton
Nitrate
Regina Lee
Tragedy
Charlie O'Brien
Blenheim
Harshberger
Headley
Tim Carney
Central New York Circuit Races Close Finishes At Geneva
Day two at Geneva saw fast times and tight finishes across three events with a crowd of over twenty three hundred. Races included one mile heats best three in five with purses of $300 and times from 2:15 to 2:20, featuring riders Raplee Matty and McMahon among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
New York
Queen Lil
B. m
Raplee
Rochester
James R
B. H
A. Matty
Syracuse
Princewell, B. G
D. McMahon
Elmira
Tinker
D. L. Foote
Funkhannock
Rock Hatch
S. m
T. Morgan
Paterson, i
Lady Intrigue
Br. m
H. M
Singac
N. J
Sharley Stuth
Ch. m
A. Cobb
Spring Mills
Eeese Etree
Walter M
V. Miller
Oneida
Ctaeene
Mees
Ellen Reene
Slacan Viet Bea Hy Ak
Joe Giles
B. G
Doc Gannett
Wat- RS
Fallella
J. P. Cook
Marcellus
Hurl
M. C. Abendroth
Port Jervis
Jim McLaughlin
J Raplee
Lemarque
Bl. G
J. A. Buckley
Saddle and Harness Horse Sale at American Horse Exchange
A mixed sale of saddle and harness horses by New York dealers last night at the American Horse Exchange featured c B Kier’s chestnut mare Lady of Quality selling from $1500 to $2700, bought by Dr. James Cattanach for Mehenor & Co of Chicago. Dr F W Armstrong bought a bay pair for $1075 as the crowd packed the sale. overall average prices slightly over 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Horse Exchange
C. B. Kier
Lady of Quality
Philadelphia
James Cattanach
Cattanach
Tmehenor & Co
Chicago
F. W. Armstrong
Yearling Sale At Sheepshead Juay Highlights Top Prices
Yearlings from Dixianta Larchmont and Mere Willi studs sold at the American Horse Exchange paddocks in Sheepshead Juay with top prices reaching 900 and 700 dollars for various Ben Strome bred offerings. Notable consignors included Dixianta Stock Farm Meris Hill and Larchmont Stud with multiple colts and fillies selling to bidders, prices listed as 300 to 1,250 dollars for diverse progeny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixianta
Larchmont
Mere Willi
American Horse Exchange
Sheepshead Juay
Dixianta Stock Farm
Ben Strome
Mary Litcher
Faver Ban
T. Masseg
Peter Ees
S. H
Henrietta
Pathe
Meersebaum
H. Petts
Meris Hill Stud
Ingoldsby
Sarah H
Middeton & Jungh
Seawanhaka Yacht Races Open Three Day Regatta Today
Entries for the Seawan haka-Corinthian Yacht Club three days regatta begin this afternoon at Oyster Bay on the Sound. Notables include Mineola Rainbow Virginia and Vanderbilt yachts in various classes and many other craft led by Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and H. F. Lippitt among others. The diverse fleet covers schooners sloops yawls catboats and raceabouts with a field of noted owners and designers ready for competition.
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W. KK. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia
Herreshoff
Mineola
Rainbow
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Oyster Bay
O Shima San
J. T. Pratt
Sakana
Andrew B. McToypeny
Hera
R. N. Ellis
Wawa
Reginald Brooks
Esperanza
H. O. Havemeyer, Jr
Pollywosg
Almeric H. Paget
Mal
Frederick V. Brewster
Alerton
A. H. Alker
Kit
T. H. Macdonald
Mmpronzi
Alfred Peats
St. Labovisse
Spider
John C. Work
Grayling
Henry W. Warner
Scamp
Johnston de Forest
Snapper
H. L. Maxwell
Sis
F F. T. Bedford
Colleen
L. R. Alberger
Raider
H. M. Crane
Spindrift
Pirie Brothers
Seawanhaka
Bee
H. T. B. Jacquelin
Thelga
A. P. Thayer
Bobs
W. A. W. Stewart
Yacht Hester Arrives Soon for American Crew Racing
Rear Commodore Co L F Robinson of the New York Yacht Club awaits the English cutter Hester. The vessel will stop at Halifax before Newport for overhaul and preparation for racing and cruising with an American crew. He will fly the American yacht flag due to customs duties and flag restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newport
Co. L. F. Robinson
New York Yacht
Hester
Halifax
Commodore Robinson
Island Bay marine overhaul notes sailboat activity
1TY ISLAND New York June 20 G B Billard Jr keel sloop Tempus laid up at College Point hauled out on the Jacob yards marine railway for overhaul and repaint Alfred Peats new thirty foot Empronzi weighed anchor and sailed for Greenwich Conn J B McDonoughs British built cutter Jessica prepared for commission at Woods yard to be fitted with hollow spars including mast E L Waldo keel sloop Cumbra generally overhauled for commission at Robertson Shipyards
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New York Times
Island
N. Y
G. B. Billard, Jr
College Point
Jacob Yards
Alfred Peat
Greenwich
Conn
J. B.mcdonough
Jessica
Woods Yard
E. L. Waldo
Cumbra
Robertson Shipyards
Penns Athletes Sail for Europe to Open Champs
The University of Pennsylvania track team sailed from New York aboard the Red Star liner Southwark bound for Southampton to compete in the English open championships and Paris Exposition Olympian events. Captain A C Kraenzlein and trainer Mike Murphy led a crew including T B McClain Alexander Grant E R Bushnell and others. They will train in London before the English championship on July 7 and then proceed to Paris for additional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
Southwark
Southampton
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Europe
A. C. Kraenzlein
T. B. McClain
Alexander Grant
Murphy
Landin
London
Paris
Lenox Lawn Tennis Club Open Defeats Virginia Champion
At the Lenox Lawn Tennis Club on One Hundred Twenty-third Street and St. Nicholas Avenue the annual open tournament continued with R D Little of Princeton defeating Virginia State champion M A Agelasto in straight sets. Other second round results included Wyeth over Grant 6-4 1-6 10-8 Cragin over Walsh 6-1 6-2 Hackett over Bostwick 6-3 6-1 and Little’s 8-6 6-1 win over Agelasto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Lawn Tennis Club
G. IL. Wyeth
W. C. Grant
Calhoun Cragin
Frank V. Walsh
H. H
T. H. Talbot
EB. J. Martin
C. M. Relyea
J. A. Matheus
C. M. Bostwick
J. S. Rogers
H. H. Heywood
Davis Wins Massachusetts Tennis Title In Brookline Final
Dwight F. Davis defeated Malcolm D. Whitman in three sets 10-8 6-3 6-3 to claim the Massachusetts State tennis championship at the Longwood Club grounds in Brookline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
Malcolm D. Whitman
Dwight F. Davis
Longgood Club
Brookline
New York Drops To Last After Loss To Boston
Boston defeats New York 12 to 2 as Carrick struggles allowing twelve hits in three innings Cogan replaces him and earns credit for the relief effort Grady and Lowe contribute in the field while Cuppy Doyle and Collins pace Boston with timely hits and strong defense. Tenney and Davis provide steady work for New York in a lopsided game noted by 2 hours 10 minutes duration and 9 bases on balls issued to Boston hitters.
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Boston
New York
Carrick
Cogan
Smith
Stahl
Selbach
Long
Doyle
Sullivan
Cuppy
B’erman
Davis
Collins
Freeman
Imilie
Philadelphia Triumph Over Brooklyn Pushes Brooklyns Back
Philadelphia defeats Brooklyn 4 to 1 with Flick driving a two on base home run to seize the lead. Keeler and Kelley hefty with extra hits. Fraser and Kennedy split mound duties in a 2 hour 15 minute game at Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Flick
Brooklyns
Thomas
Jones
Slagle
Keeler
D's'h’iy
Jen‘ngs
Kelley
Douglass
Dahlen
Chiles
OL. Cross
Dolan
O Daly
M-Cross
O/Farrell
Fraser
O Kennedy
Jame
Delahanty
Jennings
Kennedy
Mr. O’day
Tannehill and Zimmer Lead Batteries Team
Pittsburg area notes list Tannehill and Zimmer as part of the Batteries squad with Killen and Chance. The fragment references a team roster or pairing, indicating local sports coverage of players from the Pittsburg region.
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R. H. E. Pittsburg
Chicaeo
Tannehill and
Zimmer
Killen and
Chance
Standing of the Clubs in the League Season
Standings show Philadelphia leading with 31 wins and 17 losses, a .646 percentage, followed by Brooklyn 30-17 .638. Chicago 23-26 .469, Cincinnati 20-26 .435, Pittsburg 27-? .481, St. Louis 20-27 .426, Boston 22-24 .478, New York 19-? .422.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Games Today Boston in New York Brooklyn in Philadelphia
Boston visits New York while Brooklyn plays Philadelphia and Chicago squares off with Cincinnati in a day of three NBA or regional matchups. The schedule lists four teams in three cross city clashes across the league.
Detroit Scoreline Highlights Regional Football Rivalries
Detroit-Detroit routed Cleveland 14 to 0 while Chicago-Chicago defeated Milwaukee 7 to 2. Minneapolis-Kansas City saw Minneapolis win 8 to 4 and Indianapolis-Indianapolis edged Buffalo 9 to 3 in a series of regional matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Buffalo
New York State League Scores From Four City Matches
In Oswego Schenectady defeated Oswego 13 to 5. Binghamton beat Troy 21 to 8. Utica triumphed over Rome 11 to 2. Cortland edged Albany 11 to 10 in a four match slate across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Schenectady
Binghamton
Troy
Rome
Utica
Cortland
Albany
Hartford Harts Best Hartford Four in Opener
At Hartford Hartford four runs to none against Syracuse in a decisive game. In extra innings, Springfield edges Rochester one to zero in eleven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Syracuse
Springfield
Rochester
Fairfield County women defeat Richmond County on Staten Island
In one of the metropolitan team championship series, the Fairfield County Golf Club ladies beat Richmond County on Richmond County’s Staten Island links. Richmond County faced a handicap with a missing team member and several players finished well behind. Notable scoring included Miss Kobbe winning with a 3 down on bogey while others posted multiple holes down against Fairfield opponents such as Miss Sheldon and Miss Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Golf Club
Greenwich
Conn
Richmond County
Staten Island
Fairfield
Kobbe
Sheldon
Mabel Park
Miss Kobbe
Rokeby
Busk
Preble
Miss Jones
Brophy
Mrs. Boody
Miss Janssen
M. Critten
Mrs. Richmond
Miss McQuade
Bryce and Marsh Tie for First in Morris County Cup
In Morristown New Jersey yesterday Miss Marie G Bryce and Miss Kip Lewis tied for first in the third Long Course Cup golf competition at the Morris County Club. Bryce posted the best gross score with 103 strokes while Marsh finished at 103 net after 123 gross. Other results include I Slade 108 net from 130 gross and Swords 114 net from 126 gross with Willis 118 net from 120 gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bryce
Miss Marsh
Morris County Club
Morristown
N. J
Bryce
Gross
H'd’c
Marie G. Bryce
Seeee
Kip Lewis Esten Cane
I. Slades
Miss Swords
Cornelia G. Willis
Golf at Sunset Park Faces Park Use Debate
Sunsetting Park golf players dispute claims of exclusionary use while nearby property owners defend the links. They write to Park Commissioners denying charges of past denigration and asserting the park is now safe for women and children to visit without fear of molestation or annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Park
Brooklyn
Park Commissioners
Paris Chess Finals Replay Sees Mieses Mason Matchup
Paris reports the final round of the international chess tournament. two drawn games from yesterday were replayed today with the pairing Mieses versus Mason leading the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mieses
Mason
Lasker Wins Chess Prize With Pillsbury and Others
Lasker takes first as Pillsbury second in a tournament where Mieses beats Mason and prizes split among Marshall and Maroczy for third and fourth. Ties include Burn, Tschigorin, Marco, Mieses, and Schlechter with final scores tabulated for all contestants. Brilliancy prizes go to Mieses for Janowski game and to Tschigorin for Mortimer game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasker
Tschigorin
Mieses
Mason
Pillsbury
Marshall
Maroczy
Burn
Marco
Schlechter
Janowski
Mortimer
Brody
Burn - Oo-Ceeees
Didier
Rosen
Showalter
Sterling
Columbia crews face hardest training day under Hanlan
Poughkeepsie June 20 Columbia oarsmen endured their toughest workout since training began under new coach Hanlan who praised rapid improvement. He expects the Varsity and freshmen to gain peak efficiency, aiming for high stroke rates. Yale captain Richard Armstrong will referee the race aboard the Gretchen.
Special Coaching for Yale's Four
GALES Ferry Conn June 20 Now that experimenting in the eight oared shell has been settled much more time is being devoted to the four oar and it is expected that hereafter there will be a steady improvement in that crew A change was made today with Hooker being put at stroke and Auchincloss who has been stroking taking Hookers seat The new oars for the Varsity eight were used today They are an inch shorter than the old ones and have a wider blade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Ferry
Conn
Hooker
Auchincloss
Harvard Crew's Light Work on Rough Water
Harvard crews were given light work at GALES FERRY Conn on June 20 as Varsity paddled in rough water and practiced starts. The four-oared boat received no coaching and drifted past Yale quarters. Speculation arose about a Bevice match race between Yale and Harvard freshmen fours, but no decision yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Gales Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Yale
Afvard
Fannings Good Shooting Record at Charleston Meet
In the Sportsmen's Association events at Charleston West Virginia J A Fanning of New York set the best shooting mark making 180 of 225.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Va
Sportsmen’s Association
J. A. Fanning
New York
Rockaway Polo Team Wins Morrell Cup Match
In Philadelphia on June 20 the Rockaway Polo Team defeated the Philadelphia Country Club Freebooters 20 to 11 in the second Morrell Cup contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockaway
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Country Club Freebooters
Contested Will Hearing for Andrew Horn Opens in Brooklyn
Louisa Horn, daughter and contestant, challenges her father’s will alleging mental instability or undue influence. The estate of about 100000 dollars, left to widow and five children, includes four stepchildren mentioned equally. Witnesses testified Mr Horn was of sound mind. hearing adjourned to next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Horn
Park Row
Bridge Entrance
Abbott
Brooklyn
Louisa Horn
George Hass
Manhattan
Horn
Count Lafayette Honored at West Sixty Sixth Street Concert
During a summer night concert at St. Nicholas Music Hall Kaltenborn announced that Count Lafayette grandson of the Marquis was present with a large party. The audience rose for the French national air and for The Star Spangled Banner, the Count bowing as all stood, a striking contrast to his solitary position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Music Hall
Sixty-sixth Street
Kaltenborn
Count Lafayette
Forger Mayer Sentenced in Cuba Eight Years
Havana dispatches report Clarence Mayer, a forger, was sentenced June 19 in Cuban courts to eight years’ imprisonment. Mayer, a former cashier for Page & Conant in Havana, forged a check range from 25 to 2500 dollars and fled to the United States. He was captured at the Waldorf Astoria and handed to Magistrate Deuel before extradition papers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Wall Street
Clarence Mayer
Mayer
Roosevelt
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Page & Conant
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
McClusky
Deuel
Suit on mortgage costs far exceed amount involved
Mrs. Susan Isaacs of West Brighton sues to foreclose a $1,500 mortgage on Bayonne real estate in Jersey City court. Costs may reach nearly $12,000 as witnesses travel long distances. Leopold Zeman held the property after a transfer from Simon Isaacs. a purported release of the mortgage was ruled a forgery. Vice Chancellor Pitney favored Isaacs and will send forgery evidence to the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Isaacs
West Brighton
8. S
Bayonne
N. J
Pitney
Jersey City
Isaacs
Leopold Zeman
Simon Zeman
Simon Isaacs
Insurance Interests Notes and Local Fire Claims
Notes of insurance interests list newly admitted Skandia in North Carolina and Adolph Rocquet named General Agent for New Amsterdam Casualty for Louisiana and Mississippi. It reports Hartford Fire Insurance Company may reinsure Merchants' Insurance Providence, and details fire insurance payouts for tenants at Miner apartment and property on West Broadway, naming numerous companies and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skandia Insurance Company
Stockholm
Sweden
North Carolina
Adolph Rocquet
New Orleans
New Amsterdam Casualty Company
Louisiana
Mississippi
General Fire Insurance Committee
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Merchants’ Insurance Company of
Providence
Miner
Madison Avenue
H. A. Cone
Caledonian
West Broadway
Century Machine Company
Aetna
Hanover
Continental
New York
Connecticut
Virginia
Manhattan
Buffalo German
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Mechanics
North German
Elias Israel
Imperial
Lancashire
Palatine
Commercial Union
National of Hartford
Thuringia American
Hurd & Co
Law, Union and Crown
Manchester
Atlas
Svea
Helvetia
Security
Equitable
Merchants’ of Providence
British America
Stuyvesant
Hackensack Electric Line Opens Today
The New Jersey and Hudson River Railway and Ferry Company will run the first electric car into Hackensack this afternoon marking the line’s opening. The service crosses the Hackensack River drawbridge and terminates at River Street near Susquehanna Station with half hour trips to Englewood and the One Hundred and Thirtieth Street Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackensack
New Jersey and
Hudson River Railway and Ferry Company
Hackensack River
River Street
Susquehanna Station
Englewood
Railroad leadership moves and interurban traffic denial
The report of an Ili nois Central and Union Pacific traffic interchange is denied while Benjamin Norton, current Ohio Southern GM, is slated to become GM of the Toledo St Louis and Kansas City Railway. Norton previously headed Long Island RR. The Trunk Line Association executive committee met to handle routine business with no rate concerns discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central
Union Pacific
Omaha
Benjamin Norton
Ohio Southern
Toledo, St. Louis and
Kansas City Railroad
Norton
Long Island Railroad
Trunk Line Association
Goddard
Trunk Line
United Service Orders Relating to Army Personnel
June 12 orders revoke a Second Lieut McIntyre posting and detail others including First Lieut Ashford to Fort Slocum and Capt Kirkman to the Twelfth Infantry in San Francisco. Major Smith heads to New York City temporary duty as purchasing and shipping Commissary. Straub becomes recorder for the Governors Island board replacing Brooke Payne. June 16 amendments assign John Oliver to the Presidio for recruit duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. R. McIntyre
Sixth Artillery
Fort
Bailey K. Ashford
Fort Slocum
New York
Department of the East
George W. Kirkman
Twelfth Infantry
San Francisco
California
Abiel L. Smith
New York City
Oscar I. Straub
Fifth Artillery
Governors Island
Brooke Payne
John Oliver
Twenty-seventh Infantry
United States Volunteers
Presidio of
Navy transfers and detachments update
Navy personnel moves include Cadet G C Sweet detached from the Troquois after Midway survey and ordered to the Iowa Lieut C S Williams detached from the Iroquois after survey Lieut H A Pearson transferred from the Richmond to the Prairie Capt J B Coghlan detached as Commandant at Puget Sound Naval Station Commander W T Burwell ordered to duty as Commandant at Puget Sound Commander F P Gilmore ordered home sailing to the United States before June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Sweet
Troquois
Midway Islands
Iowa
C. S. Williams
Iroquois
H. A. Pearson
Richmond
Prairie
J. B. Coghlan
Puget Sound Naval Station
W. T. Burwell
Naval Movements Reported From War Zone Waters
June 20 dispatch notes gunboat Machias leaving Colon for Cartagena. Osceola and Holland sail from Delaware City to Newport. Admiral Watson aboard Baltimore arrives at Perim. Kentucky to be docked at New York yard June 26 after sea trial. Craven leaves Portsmouth for Newport. Caesar at Lambert's Point Md. Rodgers arrives at Newport. Flintshire transport arrives at Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Machias
Colon
Cartagena
Osceola
Holland
Delaware City
Newport
Admiral Watson
Baltimore
Perim
Kentucky
New York Yard
Craven
Portsmouth
Caesar
Lambert’s Point
Rodgers
Flintshire
Manila
Rail tour through Water Gap to Port Jervis
Through Water Gap A wheel. Take Lackawanna to Water Gap, wheel to Port Jervis, and return on Erie. Tickets sold by either railroad at four dollars in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Gap
Lackawanna
Port Jervis
Erie
Lieut Gov McInnes Dismissed in Ontario
Ottawa June 20 Lieut Gov McInnes of British Columbia was dismissed after refusing to resign at Dominion call He had alienated the province by arbitrary minister dismissals and political interference His replacement is Sir Henry Joly appointed by the Dominion government after a memorial from a legislative majority urged dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
Gov
McInnes
British Columbia
Dominion
Sir Henry Joly
W. W. B. McKinnes
Slandered Cuban Women Provokes Petition Against Post
In Havana on June 20 a petition was sent to Gen. Wood demanding the editor and proprietor of The Post be expelled for a supposed slander against Cuban women. The note cites a recent humorous item claiming Cuban women's breath smelled of garlic and urges punishment for the alleged offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Post
Gen. Wood
Shipping and Mails Schedule for Pacific and Europe Regions
Shipping and foreign mails update lists close times for Hawaii Australia New Zealand and China routes via San Francisco Vancouver Tacoma and Europe. It also notes incoming steamships arrivals today through Monday plus vessel names and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transpacific
Hawaii
San Francisco
Australia
West Australia
Europe
New Zealand
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Warrimoo
Japan
China
Paeperne Islands
Dispatch
Dorkc
Philippine Islands
Tacoma
Victoria
China Andapan
Fiji
Samoan Islands
Campania
New York
Moana
London Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Sailings
Maritime traffic reports list arrivals and departures of multiple liners from New York to European ports. Vessels include Pretoria, Cymric, St Louis, Lahn, American, Boston City, Coreda, Oceanic, Delaware, Buffon, Pocahontas, Arara, Asama, Queen Margaret, Paraense, Statendam, Laurentian, Italian Prince, Oceana, Cuzco, St Regulus, Arkansas, California, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse with origins or destinations including Hamburg Liverpool Rotterdam Colombo Hongkong Genoa Marseilles and Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pretoria
Karlowa
New York
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Plymouth
Cymric
Lindsay
Liverpool
Brow Head
St. Louis
Passow
Southampton
Hurst Castle
Lahn
Ohls
Rio Janeiro
Std
Barbados
Pocahontas
James
Trieste
Gibraltar
Williamson
Hongkong
Arr
Colombo
Asama
Fothergill
Norfolk
St. Michael's, &c
Currie
Coronel
Wilson
Maranham
Statendam
van der Zee
Boulogne
Rotterdam
Nunan
Glasgow
Anderson
Antwerp
Turner
New Bee
Philadelphia
Iquique Yesteray
Dexter
Leith
St. Regulus
McMullen
Yokohama
Malta
Arkansas
Jespersen
Copenhagen
California
Mitchell
Genoa
Leghorn, &c
Marseilles
Englehart
Bremen
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