Go Between Wins Suburban Narrowly Over Dandelion
Go Between, ridden by Shaw, edged Dandelion by a head in the Suburban at Sheepshead Bay as the major upset of the day. The battle for third featured Colonial Girl beating Agile with Tokalon, and the race time neared the track record. Owner Alex Shields profited heavily on wagers despite modest official stakes.
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John Shields
Dandelion
Cairngorm
Go Between
Astronover
Dolly Spanker
Colonial Girl
Oxford
Tokalon
Cederstrome
Kuroki
Astronomer
Proper
Tokaion
Agile
Oxon
Miller
Shaw
Opry
Tokolon
Roper
Sheepshead Bay
Alex Shields
Shields
Kentucky
S. 8. Brown
Worth Track
Chic O
Robert Tucker
Brown
Tucker
Thomas Kerr
Sheffield
America
Kerr
W. McNulty
Washington
Andrew Mack
New York
Shafer
Meyer
Thomas Welsh
Charles Fox
Thistle
Shiel
Gravesend
Go Between's Career Wins Suburban Handicap History
Go Between winner of the twenty third Suburban Handicap with about $60,000 in stakes and purses has a strange history. The five year old horse by Meddler Indigo was bred by C. F. McMeekin.
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Go Between
Meddler-Indigo
C. F. McMeekin
Ballot Defeats Water Pearl in Suburban Handicap Feature
In the Suburban Handicap Ballot defeats Water Pearl by two lengths after a tight battle in the final furlongs. Brookdale Nymph breaks the six furlong track record in the preceding six furlong race, while Liffey Bank and Callahan recover from a steeplechase mishap with no serious injuries.
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Water Pearl
Sheepshead Bay
Brookdale Nymph
Sydney Paget
James R. Keene
Ballot
Miller
Water Pear
Radtke
Keene
Pole Ballot
Tradition
Liffey Bank
Callahan
F Coligny
E. Heider
Paul Jones
Ray
Kernel
Stone
Fallaheen
Donohue
Glengate
J. O'Brien
Bank
H. Callahan
Society at the Suburban Track Overflowing with Elite Guests
The track hosted a grand display of society as leaders from New York to Washington gathered for the turf classic. Clubhouse, grand stand, and lawn buzzed with politicians, business figures, and bookmakers while tally ho parties and 1000 autos ferried revelers to and from the race.
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Sheepshead Bay Track Hosts Notable Crowd Event
A historic Sheepshead Bay track welcomed a larger than usual exclusive crowd for a notable racing event. Spectators gathered to witness the day’s performances and the venue’s storied history added to the atmosphere.
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Sheepshead Bay
Sheriff Seizes Vendome Hotel Chattels in Company Breakup
Deputy Sheriff Rinn serves a writ of seizure on the Broadway Vendome Company at Broadway and Forty-first Street. Louis L. Todd and the Vendome sever ties with hotel now run by John Armstrong. Writ covers cigar stand bar fixtures and mirrors, obtained by Brunswick Balke Collender. Sheriff levies and leaves guard. Todd faced financial troubles with creditors paid 50 cents on the dollar. Two months overdue salaries cause concern among staff.
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Rinn
Broadway Vendome Company
Broadway
Forty-first Street
Louis L. Todd
John Armstrong
Brunswick-Balke- Collender Company
Tur
Todd
Marlborough
Old Place
Samuel Crowe
the Vendome
Plunger Riley Grannan Arrested After Horse Race Wager
Riley Grannan known as a plunger on Go Between was taken into custody by Policeman Lennon of the Coney Island Court after his wife Daisy Grannan accused him of non support. He finished betting the fifth and sixth races under observation, was held at Sheepshead Bay Station, bailed by Nathan Heffner, and will be arraigned at Coney Island Court this morning.
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Riley Grannan
Lennon
Coney Island
Grannan
Sheepshead Bay
Nathan Heffner
Daisy Grannan
Voorhees
United States
Mortgage Loan Ties $20 Million to Missouri Kansas Texas Line
A $20,000,000 mortgage on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad was filed with the Recorder of Deeds. The loan, advanced by the New York Trust Company, features 4.42 percent interest and is due January 1, 1036. Proceeds will retire $4,000,000 in outstanding notes and improve railroad property.
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ST. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Recorder of Deeds
New York Trust Company
J. C. van Blarcom
National Bank of Commerce
Publisher William Allaire Dies by Own Action in Brooklyn
William Allaire, a publishing businessman of South William Street, shot himself just before midnight in his 877A Jefferson Avenue apartments Brooklyn. Neighbors heard the shot and found him dying. He was 40, unmarried, and relatives offered no reason for the death.
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William Allaire
South William Street
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Allaire
Dakota Breaks Seattle to Yokohama Record Time
Local agents of the Great Northern Steamship Company announce that the steamship Dakota smashed the Seattle to Yokohama record. The ship arrived in Yokohama Wednesday morning after 11 days 20 hours 35 minutes at sea, beating the scheduled 15 day voyage.
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Seattle
Yesterday's Fires Report Across Multiple City Blocks
A sequence of fires is recorded with times and locations including 128 Second Street Herman Tuchowsky with trifling damage. 127 West 134th Street unknown owner with $25. Grand Street 345 and 347 Five and Ten Cent Store with $250. Ludlow Street 168 Philip Lander with $25. 11 Hancock Street Angelo Seneto with $20. Cannon Street 35 unknown owner with trifling damage. Bowery 203 Interborough Company with $5. Amsterdam Avenue 1 403 Enoch Simonson with $25. Park Avenue 1306 A Schwaler with trifling damage. Harlem River and Ryder Avenue Erie Railroad with $5,000. 190 Wooster Street Hatachie Brothers with $500.
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Second Street
Herman Tuchowsky
West 134Th Street
Grand Street
Ludlow Street
Philip Lander
Hancock Street
Angelo Seneto
Cannon Street
Bowery
Interborough Company
Amsterdam Avenue
Enoch Simonson
Park Avenue
A. Schwaler
Harlem River
Ryder Avenue
Erie Railroad Company
Wooster Street
Hatachie Brothers
Trust Company Addresses and Locations Listed
The document lists financial institutions and their branch addresses in major cities including New York and London. It mentions The Trust Company of America at 135 Broadway New York and another bank at 86 Wall Street with related references to Gresham and London offices.
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the Trust Company of America
Broadway
New York
Wall Street
New Cy Bnaxocuss Gresham
London
Murder hearing opens in Bronx case over Mrs Kinnan death
Coroner McDonald presides as preliminary inquest into Mrs Alice Kinnan's death on June 8 begins. Attorney Burton Gibson, linked to both mother and daughter, is under surveillance as witnesses, including Maria Schippo, testify on the porch murder at the old Stenton mansion.
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McDonald
Alice Kinnan
Stenton
Washington Avenue
189Th Street
Louise M. Stenton
Burton W. Gibson
Schwannecke
Michael H. Cardozo
Cardozo
Gibson
Maria Shhippo
Michael
Mrs. Stenton
Mrs. Kinnan
Bronx
St. Joseph
William K. Ashton
Wall Street
Guy C. Frisbee
Nassau Street
Robert Flaherty
Battery Place
Flaherty
Stenton Place
Prospect Park West
Brooklyn
Stenton House
Tragic triple suicide by gas in Williamsburg apartment
Edward Ganzett nickel polisher and Mrs Mary Berends janitress killed themselves with gas at 1 152 De Kalb Ave Williamsburg after their affair ended. Their 12 year old son Peter Berends died in the same incident. Letters found imply they intended the boy to die with them. The bodies were found after gas smell drew a resident to call police.
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Edward Ganzett
Mary Berends
de Kalb Avenue
Williamsburg
Peter Berends
Ralph Avenue
Rothchild
George
Wyckoff Avenue
Mrs. Berends
Gannett
Pure Food Bill Probed in House Demonstrations
In a lively session the House examined mislabeled foods and deceptive packaging. Mann showcased counterfeit samples from the Union League Club of Philadelphia and " Freez em" preservative claims as witnesses urged tighter labeling. Demonstrations of inconsistent can weights underscored the need for the bill.
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Union League Club
Philadelphia
Mann
Car Hits Bridal Party On Third Avenue Morning Bridegroom Keeps Date
A southbound electric car on Third Avenue crashed into a closed carriage carrying a wedding party at Eighty-fourth Street. Bridegroom Christian Martin and best man George Rieskert, bridesmaids Minnie and Maude Bub, and Miss Florence Bub were taken from the rig after the carriage was tipped to safety. Driver Thomas Crowe escaped injury. The ceremony proceeded later at the bride’s home with Rev. Sherman M. Williams officiating.
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Third Avenue
Eighty-fourth Street
Christian Martin
East Ninetieth Street
George Rieskert
East Eighty-ninth Street
Robert B. Graham
Minnie and
Maude Bub
Florence Bub
East Eighty-fourth Street
Thomas Crowe
Sherman M. Williams
Mount Hope
Must Pay for Wife's Love Verdict Granted for Murray
James O Murray of 258 Washington Avenue Parkville L I sued Homes M Norwood of Brooklyn for 10000 with interest and costs for alienating his wife Frances W Murray. The jury returned a verdict for Murray for the full amount. Judge Burr granted a 30 day stay after judgment and 60 days to make a case.
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New York Times
Mineola
UL. S
James O. Murray
Washington Avenue
Parkville
L. L
United States
James Murray
St. John
N. B
M. Norwood
Brooklyn
Frances W. Murray
Murray
Burr
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Streich
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Oneck Stable
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Noone
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McDaniel
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Telephone Little Scout
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Library Bureau
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Yellowstone Park
Pennsylvania
Land OF
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Northwest
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Esult
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
M, B Wwood
India
Union Square
14Th Street
Chambers
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Greenwich
125Th St
Third Ave
Morgan’s Mineral Water
John Morgan
Baron Berzelius
Struve
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Tworiluts
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