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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

6

Hedges Seeks Abroad to Heal Health and Politics

Job Hedges, Republican Governor candidate defeated by Willam Sulzer, sails to Europe for two months due to poor health. He issues a statement urging focus on anti Tammany goals, warns against party manipulation, and argues candidates should be chosen by principle, not faction. He stresses civic virtue and open, fair competition to defeat Tammany Hall.

Europe Red Star Finland Job Hedges Willam Sulzer Gee Kouj land-Tammany Whitman Republican Party New York Tammany Hall Board of Estimate

London Marathon Coaching Marathon at Olympia

Alfred G. Vanderbilt drove four days to his famed London to Brighton coach Venture in the international coaching Marathon from Hampton Court to the Olympia ring. Judge Moore failed to place after three gold cups, with Vanderbilt’s new team finishing fourth amid cheers from Queen Alexandra in the royal box. Twelve entrants covered the 11 miles in just under an hour, as judges led by Lord Lonsdale made their decision.

NEW York Times London Alfred G. Vanderbilt Brighton Hampton Court Olympia Ring William H. Moore Vanderbilt Grays C. H. Wilson Royal Box Mr. Vanderbilt Lord Lonsdale

Church of England Demonstration Opposes Welsh Disestablishment

In Hyde Park London a church demonstration led by Bishop Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram drew about 100000 people. Delegations from across the country joined in opposition to the Welsh disestablishment bill which passed its second reading in the House of Commons on Tuesday.

London Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram Church of England Hyde Park House of Commons

Special closeout sale on women's bathing costumes and dresses

Mail and telephone orders receive prompt attention as a stock closeout sale price list offers women's bathing costumes at 1.65 2.25 3.50 5.00 and 6.75 along with white and black dotted voilé dresses 9.50 12.50 French linen dresses 6.75 7.25 voilé dresses 8.75 9.75 polka dotted voilé with silk trim 11.50 white embroidered crepe with colored silk belt 17.00 and women’s separate white fancy skirts at 2.50.

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