Seeley Wins Gold Cups at Knollwood in Handicap Finale
Charles H. Seeley of Wee Burn led the field to capture the President's Cup, Vice President's Cup, and the gold medal for lowest gross in the 36 hole handicap at Knollwood Country Club. A. D. Compton took the Consolation Cup, with 55 competitors driving off in the large handicap event. Dwight Partridge, a thirteen year old from Bedford, impressed by finishing strong to hint at future major titles.
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Charles H. Seeley
Berkeley
Wee Zurn
Connecticut
Ixnollwood Country Club
Seeley
A. D
Westchester Golf Club
Eens Committee
Genize List
Maturin Bailey
Avawamis
George Kr. Armstrong
Ox Hills
Dwight Partridge
Bedford
J. A. Janin
Tlarbor Hill
D. Partridge
Westchester County
Knollwood
Howard Willets
Paul G. Thebaud
Trenor Park
Richard Wins
Austin P. Kelley
Bewley
Ate Uiin Balied
Walter J. Travis
Batlou
Pkey
Charles H. Seeler
Fea Sauereyss
Tans Crete
Teoghs Neo Sr
Eoal Bene Eeies Maturin Liullyu
Apachuimis Ogl
Ofa
Motal P.cceseneesewreesies
Die Seeley
Compton
J. G. Douglas
Oakland
A. D. Compton
Westchester Golf
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Leman
Cid
Selene
Sog
Pavel
Exeter
H. Seeley
Wee Burn
Maturin
Ation. Apawamis
J. A. Janin, Jr
Harbor Hill
G. E. Armstrong
Pox Hills
A. D Compton
Westbrook
G. Fox Tiffany
Westchester
W. W. Lowrey
Richmond County
Lowrey
Pre
George H. Bowley
Jersey City
Ion J. H. McKinley
Fairfield
H. BE. Hlavemeyer
G. E- Watson
Granville Kane
Tuxedo
P. B. Cooke
J. M. Ward
Laurence Harbor
S ’ E Aires
Redfield
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Ardsley
Johnson
St. Andrews
Elmendorf
Warrior Hill
W. Hill
New Brunswick
Charles Adams
Dyer Meadow
J. Cryder Lea
Fox Hills
de L. Townsend
Lakewood
Shaw
J. Shriver
G. F. Warren, Jr
Richard King
Queen Victoria Jubilee Cup Golf Contest Held at Fairfield Club
Greenwich Conn June 25 Special to The New York Times the annual Queen Victoria Jubilee Cup contest was played today on the Fairfield County Golf Club links. Presented in 1897 by K. F. S. Vivian Bond the cup is to be contested annually on the Saturday nearest the Queen’s birthday. The cup has been held by F. W. Sanger and Findlay Douglas among others.
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New York Times
Greenwich
Conn
Fairfield County Golf’ Club
KF. S. Vivian Bond
F. W. Sanger
Phelns
Findlay Douglas
Hutchinson Beats Low In Pro Golf Match At Shinnecock Hills
At Shinnecock Hills Southampton June 23 Hutchinson of the home club defeated George Low of Dyker Meadow by 10 up and 9 to play in strong north wind. Morning and afternoon rounds produced high winds and uneven scores as Hutchinson led throughout with steady play. Tomorrow features a foursome and Monday hosts a pro match between John Shippen and Tom Hutchinson.
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Southampton
N. Y
Shinnecock Hills Golf Club
George Low
Dyker Meadow
Tor Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Cee Hutchinson
Lutchinson
Jutchinson
Iris Ater Low
W. A. Putnam
George Lew
J. B. Lee
Tom Hutchinson
John Shippen
Marine and Field Club
Wee Burn Beats Apawamis In Stamford Golf Match
Stamford June 2 The Wee Burn Golf Club defeated Apawamis Golf Club Rye by 18 holes in a team match. A reception honored Genevieve Hecker metropolitan champion with John D Crimmins presenting a pin. Medal scores led by Swan Bodman Leeds Perkins Howes Herrick White and others.
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Stamford
Conn
Wee Burn
Noreton
Apawamis Golf Club
Rye
Genevieve Hecker
John D. Crimmins
Apawamis
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W. R. Thurston
W. M. Pelano
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M. M. Graham
H. A. Sherman
F. A. Moore
V.total
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H.L. Williams
George E. Hecker
George Jenkins
Pitt
F.C. Hecker
H. F. Devens
J. R Swan
tHy
S. L. Bodman
Norman Leeds
R. P. Perkins
Arthur Howes
W. W. Herrick
W. N. White
Crews on the Hudson: Wisconsin Varsity vs Freshmen Tussle
Wisconsin coach Andrew O'Dea arranged new rigging for Camilla, the freshmen shell, as Columbia Varsity opened a practice on a choppy Hudson. The Varsity led by Mackay in a sustained 39 stroke surge but trailed by distance at times, while Hanlan supervised the freshmen and adjusted crew orders. The day included a four mile time trial in 20 50 and varied lineups across Columbia and Pennsylvania crews.
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Hanlan
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Wolff
Townsend
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Earle
O’laughlin
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Weeks
Orr
Wisconsin
Andrew O'Dea
Camilla
Walla Wala
O’dea
Capt. Anderson
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Highland
Ellis Ward
Ben Franklin
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Knitzing
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Davenport
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Snider
Atkins
Bloch
Kellar
Eckfeld
Gillespie
W. Gardiner
Kier
Eisenbrey
Hildebrand
Tupper
Kelly
Courtney
Cornell
West Shore Railroad
Ithaca
Crum Elbow
Central New York Golf League Championship Contest
Eight clubs enter the Central New York Golf League tournament for the League Championship Cup. Albany Country Club Albany Rochester Elmira Country Club Elmira Onondaga Golf Club Syracuse Otsego Golf Club Springfield Owacz o Golf Club Auburn Sadaquada Golf Club Utica Jefferson County Golf Club Watertown. The event takes place at Albany Country Club.
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Central New York Golf League
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Country of
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Elmira
Onondaga Golf Club
Syracuse
Otsego Golf Club
Springfield
Owazco Golf Club
Auburn
Sadaquada Golf Club
Utica
Jefferson County Golf Club
Watertown
Leavitt and Alexander Win Hillandale Club Foursome
Stamford June 23 on Hillandale Club links the foursome finals for Mrs J J Alexander prizes were won by Edward Leavitt and Mrs Alexander who defeated Paul Bonner and Miss Gladys Pomeroy 4 up and 3 to play In the semi finals Leavitt and Alexander beat Mr and Mrs W N White 5 up and 4 to play.
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Stamford
Conn
Hillandale
J. J. Alexander
Edward Leavitt
Alexander
Paul Bonner
Gladys Pomeroy
Leavitt
W. N. White
Livermore Wins Ball Sweepstakes at St Andrews Golf Club
Arthur L. Livermore won the ball sweepstakes at St Andrews Golf Club yesterday with J. C. Ten Eyck finishing second in the field.
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St. Andrew’s
St. Andrew’s Golf Club
Arthur L. Livermore
J. C. Ten Eyck
Amateur Union Championships At Knickerbocker Carnival
The Am ateur Athletic Union all around championships will be held with the Knickerbocker Club carnival at Knickerbocker Field Bayonne New Jersey. Events include running jumping throwing and swimming plus bicycle races with handicaps. Entries close June 26.
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Knickerbecker Athletic Club
Knickerbocker Field
Bayonne
N. J
North American Turner Band Holds City Events
In Philadelphia on June 23 the North American Turner Band held a street parade, Schuylkill River swimming races, and field sports at the Philadelphia baseball park with nearly 300 Turners. John Naylor of Central Turn Verein Pittsburg won the 100-yard final in 1:17.4, Bernhard Koehler of South Bend took second, and Taylor won the five-mile race in 18:56 with E. E. Krause of Philadelphia second.
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Turner Band
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia Baseball Park
John Naylor
Central
Turn Verein
Pittsburg
Bernhard Koehler
South Bend
Ind
Taylor
Cycling Meet Trip Routes From Chicago To Milwaukee
The Touring Committee of the League of American Wheelmen prepared circulars for members planning to ride to Milwaukee next month. Six trunk line routes with maps, road descriptions, and new cycle paths are detailed up to Chicago. Lake steamers offer a low fare of $1 to L A W members from Chicago to Milwaukee. Circulars available by postage.
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League of American Wheelmen
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cycle Path Handicap Set For Labor Day Run on Coney Island
The annual twenty-five mile road race of the Associated Cycling Clubs of Long Island moves from Merrick Road to the Coney Island cycle path and will be held on Labor Day as usual.
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Long Island
Merrick Road
Coney Island
Side Path Badges On Sale In New York Area
The Suffolk County Side Path Commission announces badges are for sale at 12 Warren Street 2 725 Broadway Manhattan 342 Flatbush Avenue and 1027 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn. Each badge costs 50 cents.
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Warren Street
Broadway
Manhattan
Flatbush Avenue
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Atlantic City Horse Show Preparations Under Way
Atlantic City prepares for the July 11 to 14 horse show at Inlet Park. Entries rise daily and promise more exhibits than last year as grounds improvements proceed. Secretary William S. Blitz will close entries Saturday after receiving ongoing submissions.
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New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Inlet Park
William S. Blitz
Hotel Windsor
Fifty-Eight-Year-Old Sprinter Defends G A R Title
In Cleveland on June 23 J L Smith aged fifty eight defended his Grand Army of the Republic sprint title against Gilbert Barnes fifty five of Springdale Pennsylvania. Smith won six hundred dollars in wagers and kept the G A R silver trophy by finishing the ten mile race in 5914 minutes edging Barnes by half a mile. Barnes vows to challenge again with a twenty five mile race.
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Ohio
J.L. Smith
Grand Army of the Republic
Gilbert Barnes
Springdale
Penn
Scenic Park
Smith
Barnes
Yesterday's Baseball Games at Polo Grounds Shine for Brooklyn
Brooklyn led the New Yorks at the Polo Grounds as Doheny and Howell struggled on the mound. Final scores show Brooklyn defeating New York 12 to 1 with strong hits from Jennings Daly and Cross and defensive miscues by the New York club.
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Brooklyn
New Yorks
Howell
Doheny
New York
Smith
Jones
Selbach
Keeler
V.hah'n
Jennings
Grady
Kelley
Doyle
Dahlen
Gleason
Cross
Hick’an
Daly
Owell
Club standings amid scattered scores and team names
The terse clipping lists club records and partial scores for teams including Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and New York. It shows win totals and percentages but omits full game counts, dates, and contexts, leaving a snapshot of standings rather than a full table.
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Philadelphia
Boston Pittsburg
L. P.cc
Eecaasee
Cincinnati
qouIst. Louis
New York
Baseball Scores From Doubleheader Versus Multiple Cities
In Chicago Chicago hosted Kansas City losing 3 to 2 after a2 innings. Detroit hosted Indianapolis losing 6 to 0. Cleveland welcomed Buffalo with a 10 to 1 win. Minneapolis hosted Milwaukee and won 8 to 2.
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Kansas City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
New York State League Scores Reported
In Schenectady Troy defeated Schenectady 4 to 3. Albany beat Utica 6 to 4. Oswego routed Cortland 16 to 1. Rome defeated Binghamton 12 to 5.
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Schenectady
Troy
Albany
Utica
Oswego—Cortland
Oswego
Rome
Binghamton
Baseball Score Summary From Column Games
Providence defeated Syracuse 5 to 3 at Providence. Worcester beat Rochester 8 to 5 at Worcester. Springfield defeated Montreal 5 to 4 at Springfield. Montreal 4, Springfield 0 in second game. Hartford beat Toronto 5 to 4 in 11 innings at Hartford.
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Providence
Syracuse
Worcester
Rochester
Springfield
Montreal
Hartford
Toronto
Crescent A C Beats Montclair A C In Amateurl Baseball Clash
Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn edged Montclair Athletic Club 9 to 8 in Montclair. Crescent trailed until late innings scoring five runs in the eighth and ninth to pull ahead. Key players include M English with a three base hit and Chauncey pitching for Montclair while Cairens pitched for Crescent.
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N. J
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Montclair Athletic Club
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Williams
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Chauncey
Cairens
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M. English
Wesleyan Defeats Amherst in 9–2 Baseball Tilt
In Amherst today Wesleyan topped Amherst 9 to 2. Lufkin held the attack mostly in check except for the fifth inning while Amherst fielding was ragged at times. Batteries Lufkin and Inglis for Wesleyan. Kent Rushmore Tinker and Priddy for Amherst.
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Lufkin
Inglis
Kent
Rushmore
Tinker
Priddy
Morristown F C Edges New York A C In Scrappy Tilt
Morristown F C beat New York A C 6 to 5 in a tight game with runs by Powell Batch and O Connor for Morristown. Batting highlights include Batch O Connor and Howell with three base hits and Powell and Batch each hitting homers. Batch earned the win with seven strikeouts while Howell added one.
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Lamb'rt
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Howell
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Ford
Hobby
Mains
Hardy
Little
Dolan
Todd
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O’connor
Powell
O'Connor
Throckmorton
Donnelly
Mr. Hopkins
St Louis Gears Down Posse as Peace Returns
Sheriff Pohlmann reduces the posse to 500 from 1226 plus 75 officers after orders from the Board of Police Commissioners. Laying off officers runs until July 4 when full duty resumes. Coroner's inquest into the deaths of Thomas Rine and Burckhardt proceeds. Transit Company beefs up staff as strike fears fade and a transit detective’s self aggrandizing tale debunks dynamite plot rumors.
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St. Louis
Pohlmann
Board of Police Commissioners
Lloyds
Thomas Rine
Burckhardt
Posse
Noisy Workingmen Paroled After Sanitary Complaints
Four laborers from the Metropolitan Street Railroad Company at 34th Street and Broadway were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court on Sanitary Code violations for making excessive noise while working, preventing residents from sleeping. They were held overnight and paroled by Magistrate Eyel until tomorrow.
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Thirty-fourth Street
Broadway
Jefferson Market Court
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Eyel
Duncan Jr Named Receiver for Hampton Roads Hotel
In Norfolk Virginia June 23 an order in a suit by Knickerbocker Trust Company trustee appoints William Butler Duncan Jr receiver of the Hotel Chamberlin to oversee a reorganization. The hotel will stay open during proceedings.
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W. B. Duncan, Jr
Norfolk
Circuit Court of the United States
Knickerbocker Trust Company of New York
Hampton Roads Hotel Company
William Butler Duncan, Jr
Chamberlin
Bicycle Factory to Discontinue in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Bicycle Company, maker of the Clipper wheel, yielded to the Bicycle Trust and laid off most of its 250 workers. By August the plant will be abandoned, and the upper wheel will cease production, while plans move forward to start an independent bicycle factory in the city.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Bicycle Company
Bicycle Trust
Seawanhaka Yacht Regatta Closes With Mineola Dominance
A large fleet of fifty-two yachts raced at Oyster Bay in the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club three day series. Mineola led seventies, Am orita and Quissetta battled for top spots while Rainbow did not race. Final times show Mineola winning the seventies cup as Mineola and Virginia posted fast early rounds amid light shifting winds.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Nat” Herreshoff
Boa
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Hussar II
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Sakana
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Atlantic Y. C. Celebrates At Sea Gate Clubhouse
The Atlantic Yacht Club hosted an elaborate event at Sea Gate with tours of the clubhouse, kite flying exhibits, and a vaudeville program. Evening lights and lanterns formed club emblems as Edwin H. Low oversaw the arrangements. Argentine and Crescent Club guests attended, with Lambert Orchestra providing music and dancing after the vaudeville. Wind chill reduced regatta interest.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Lambert
Greenville Yacht Club sets sail for first season cruise
Twenty or more boats from the Greenville Yacht Club are due to depart the clubhouse at Linden Avenue at 7 am for a cruise to Giffords. The outing includes dinner and a baseball game between two veteran club teams, with photographs planned off Long Island's south shore.
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Linden Avenue
Greenville
Giffords
Long Island
Ladies Day at Hudson River Yacht Club
Members of the Hudson River Yacht Club observe Ladies Day with a program including canoe races tub races Dobbin races duck pursuits and other contests. Entertainment begins at 11 o clock this morning at the clubhouse West Ninety second Street and the Hudson River.
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Yale Crew Prospects Brighten After Week of Practice
Yale’s rowing squad shows improved condition and cohesion in Ferry, Conn. Aucincloss is ill with malaria and may not row. The Varsity rowers practiced in calmer water, achieved several full-distance resets, and Dr Gallaudet focused on recovery and boat steadiness. The proposed Thursday lineup includes Cameron, Bladgen, Allen, Brock, Munzig, Heidecken, Wickes, Williams, Chittenden with coxswain.
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Scouting party defeated at Tagayan in recon report
War Department reports Gen. MacArthur cable from Manila dated June 23 describing Detachment 4 officers and 100 men of the Fortieth Volunteer Infantry under Capt. Millar leaving Tagayan June 13 for a reconnaissance up the Tagayan River. They were ambushed by insurgents in a strong position. fifty men reinforced from Tagayan but could not take the position and withdrew to the coast post. Full report not received.
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War Department
Pettit court martial to acquit Col Pettit says Manila army circles
In Zamboanga army circles it is believed Col James S Pettit of the Thirty first Volunteer Infantry will be acquitted at his court martial for delivering outlaw Juan Ramos to local authorities. Ramos was killed almost immediately without a trial after the handover.
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Ramos
Samar unrest prompts reinforcements from Manila
Reports from Manila say Samar faces trouble as reinforcements are dispatched including a Twenty-ninth Regiment battalion and an artillery battery to the island.
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Samar
New Bust of Shakespeare Presented to the Memorial Trusts
In Stratford on Avon on June 25 a bronze bust of Shakespeare, by a former National Academy of Design president, was presented to the Shakespeare Memorial Trustees by the family of the late William Page. The gift was gratefully acknowledged by the memorial governors. George Wyndham and Sir Henry Irving sent regrets at absence and offered praise for the American artist and the bond of Anglo American goodwill through Shakespeare.
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William Treloar
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New York
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Page
Reunion of Saratoga Limited Club in New York
The Saratoga Limited Club held its first annual reunion today in Saratoga, led by President George H. Daniels. The group left New York City at 1 53 PM and was escorted to the Grand Union Hotel for a reception, with Village President John Foley delivering the welcome. Daniels was re elected. The club plans to return to New York City Monday morning.
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Daniels
Train Kills Sleeping Car Porter in Central Station
In Rochester on June 23 F D Jones a porter on the Western express sleeping car was killed at Central Station. He alighted for a quick meal and as the train moved off tried to reboard. The vestibule door closed and Jones, attempting to crawl under the door through a trap, was struck by a switch standard and crushed under the wheels.
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Census Chief Urges Borough Residents to Report Uncounted Names
Census Supervisor Charles S. Wilbur appeals Manhattan and Bronx residents to notify his Pulitzer Building office about any uncounted individuals. Enumerators completed work June 15 but books remain open for corrections, with investigations for complaints and a noted top earnings record of about $200 per enumerator.
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Ice Clusters Block Transatlantic Route at Belle Isle Straits
The Grand Lake reports immense ice along the Labrador coast extending into the Atlantic. Transatlantic steamers are unlikely to pass the Straits of Belle Isle for weeks, delaying regular crossings until safer navigation can be assured.
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Forest Fires End in Huachuca Mountains Desolation
Phoenix reports the Huachuca Mountains fires in Cochise County burned out leaving thousands of acres denuded and $500000 worth of fine lumber destroyed. A prospector named O. L. Noyes, originally from Kansas City, is believed to have perished.
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Spanish Brig Nicolas Wrecked Near Barbuda Island
A dispatch from Antigua reports the Spanish brig Nicolas under Captain Alsina, sailing from antevideo on April 30 bound for Cuba, was wrecked at Barbuda Island twenty miles north of Antigua. All on board were saved.
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J. B. Barker & Co., Ltd
Henley
Sam’s Buckley CO
William St
GAS Engine and Power Company
Charles I. Seabury & Company
Seabury’s
Morris Heights
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!