Queen Wilkes Beats Alves In Harlem River Trotting Match
At Harlem River Speedway a large crowd watched E. E. Smathers's Queen Wilkes and Nathan Straus's Alves compete in a three heat trotting race. Queen Wilkes won the final sprint by a length with a 1.06%% time, while Alves led early and and was edged late. A second heat also favored Queen Wilkes, and other lively clashes included Crystal Chimes against Freeland with Freeland losing by a head.
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E. E. Smathers
Queen Wilkes
Nathan Straus
Alves
Harlem River Speedway
Mr. Straus
Timothy Sullivan
Mr. Smathers
Queen
Alvey
Crystal Chimes
Elmer Stevens
Freeland
David Goodman
Hamburg Colt Lead Sale At Elmendorf Farm Event
The Elmendorf Farm yearling sale at Fasig Tipton paddock Sheepshead Bay drew a large crowd. J B Haggin offered Kentucky-Hamburg stock with William C Whitney the top buyer paying 7000 for a colt, plus 6000 for another Salvator colt.
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Elmendorf Farm
Kentucky
J. B. Hagegin
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
United States
Canada
J. B Haggin
California
Rancho del Paso
William C. Whitney
Biturica
Hamburg- Berridale
Hamburg
Whitney
Marcus Daly
Bitter Root Stud
Sydney Paget
Salvator- Biggonet
Yale crews finish practice amid wind and weight issues
Yale coaches found the Varsity eight and four-oar satisfactory after a practice in gale winds at New London, Conn. Freshman eight completed a half mile in 2 minutes 16 seconds, stroke around 32 while Johnson will not row this year due to weight. Harvard Varsity eight also tested with quarter mile spurts.
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Harvard
Blake
Crusader B Yacht Missing En Route to Conn Races
The Crusader B owned by L P Ordway, to represent White Bear Yacht Club in Bridgeport Conn races for the Seawanhaka Cup, is lost en route after starting by rail. Efforts to locate the boat have failed. races slated for early July may leave White Bear without a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Crusader B
L. P. Ordway
White Bear Yacht Club
Bridgeport
Crusaders
White’ Bear Club
Walcott Wins Welterweight Title In Coronation Showdown
Joe Walcott defeated Tom West on points to claim the welterweight championship during the coronation sporting tournament in London. Kid McFadden was knocked out by Ben Jordan in the fifteenth round. Present at the event were notable boxers, American jockeys, and amateur boxers from Harvard and Yale, with a decision that Harvard and Yale would meet English Varsity on July 1.
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London
Joe” Walcott
Tommy” West
Brooklyn
Kid” McFadden
San Francisco
Ben” Jordan
Harvard
Yale
Lisette Wins Prix Semiendria at Saint Cloud Meeting
Lisette ridden by J Reiff won the Prix Semiendria at the Saint Cloud meeting in Paris. Nettie with MacGinn aboard, owned by W K Vanderbilt, finished second.
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Paris
Tax Receiver Koellmer on Trial in White Plains
John Koellmer former Receiver of Taxes in New Rochelle faced trial in White Plains after an indictment for the alleged misappropriation of $7000 from New Rochelle funds. County Judge Platt presided as jurors were sworn and opening statements were to begin the next morning with Mayor Clarke among witnesses.
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Koellmer
White Plains
N. Y
John Koellmer
New Rochelle
Westchester County Grand
Platt
Clarke
Army Officers Transferred and Detailed for Service
Army contract surgeon David W. Dryton is relieved from duty in the Division of the Philippines and will proceed to New York City. Capt. Harry F Rothers moves from the Third Infantry to the Ninth Infantry Company A, Capt. Russell C Wandron from the Ninth Infantry to the Third Infantry Company G. Capt. William F Butler of the Fifteenth Infantry will proceed to Fort Duchesne for duty. Second Lieut. John V Spring Jr newly appointed is attached to the Eighteenth Company Coast Artillery and reports to Fort Sam Houston for temporary duty before joining his company at Cienfuegos Cuba. Officers detailed for service in the Ordnance Department include First Lieutenants Walter G Penfield First Infantry Hanson B Black Artillery Corps Herman W Schull Artillery Corps assigned to duty at the Sandy Hook proving ground.
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David W. Dryton
Coast Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Ordnance Department
Walter G. Penfield
Hanson B. Black
Herman W. Schull
Artillery
Sandy Hook Proving, Ground
Bailey reassigned from Sandy Hook to Fort Totten for mine funds
Capt. Charles J. Bailey is relieved from his duties at the Sandy Hook proving ground and will station at Fort Totten. He will disburse funds appropriated by Congress for submarine mines and operating appliances to close channels to principal seaports and continue torpedo experiments.
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Charles J. Bailey
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Fort Totten
Navy orders shuffle personnel from Manila and ships
Lieut. Commander C. J. Roush takes command of the Scorpion on July 1. Lieut. Commander W. F. Halsey is detached from Manila and ordered home to await orders. Lieut. W. V. N. Powelson goes to Washington on June 26 for retirement examination then home. A list includes Dougherty Briggs Pettengill Cotton Schofield Elson Graham and R. C. Holcomb detached from Manila and ordered home. Surgeon J. W. Ross retired to Pensacola Yard. C. E. Riggs ordered to the Brooklyn. S. G. Evans ordered to Port Royal naval station. C. T. Hibbett detached from Brooklyn and en route to Surgeon General.
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C. J. Roush
W. F., Halsey
Manila
W. V. N. Powelson
Washington
J. A. Dougherty
W. G Briggs
G. T. Pettengill
L. A
Port Royal
C. T. Hibbett
Brooklyn
Ocean steamers voyage notices from June reports
The Buffalo arrived at Malta on June 21 while The Topeka reached La Guayra on June 2h. The Eagle sailed from Havana to Portsmouth on June 21. The Hartford and Chicago arrived Havana and Havre on June 22. The Lancaster and Sterling reached Lambert Point on June 22 and 23 respectively. The Kentucky and New Orleans sailed from Kobe for Nagasaki on June 23.
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Washington
Buffalo
Malta
Topeka
la Guayra
Eagle
Havana
Portsmouth
N. H
Hartford
Chicago
Havre
Lancaster
Lambert Point
Sterling
Kentucky
New Orleans
Kobe
Nagasaki
Wescot & Garfield Faces Court Action Over Wiped Records
A Supreme Court attachment of 2400 dollars was issued against Wright and Garfield stockbrokers after they disappeared June 14. Benjamin I Turner and Gerard Mallet claim deposits totaling 2400 dollars. Chauncey B McCreery adds 1000 dollars. Offices at 44 Broadway and branches closed. books entries torn. deputy sheriff levied on firm furniture.
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Wescot & Garfield
Truax
Supreme Court
Wright & Garfield
Broadway
West Twenty-third Street
One
Hundred and
Twenty-fifth Street
Benjamin I. Turner
Gerard Mallet
Chauncey B. McCreery
New London
Conn
Turner
Frederick A. Wright
J. A. L. Garfield
McCreery
United States Steel
Garfield
Fogarty
Chronicles of bankruptcies list several New York firms
A string of bankruptcy petitions names Sarah Ann Abbott Nathan Kreiss Jacob Ziegel Morris Bernstein M B Ochs Sons Cohen Kaplansky Jesse S Merrill Arthur J Kahn and others. Liabilities range from thousands to hundreds of thousands with assets largely absent. Major creditors include P R Mitchell Co Wilkens Brothers Taylor Ellis and Home Building and Loan Association Mount Vernon among others.
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Sarah Ann Abbott
Amsterdam Avenue
Nathan Kreiss
Mercer Street
Jacob Ziegel
Park Avenue
Wilkens Brothers
Taylor & Ellis
Morris Bernstein
West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street
Mount Vernon
Home Building and Loan Association of
R. J. Cowen & Son
West Fourth Street
Martin B. Ochs
Minetta Ochs
Milwaukee Worsted Mills
Emanuel Hey & Co
Philadelphia
Union Knitting Company
Cohen & Kaplansky
Morris D. Cohen
Henry Kaplansky
Reuben Rosenberger & Co
Varick Bank
State Bank
Jesse S. Merrill
Jesse S.merrill
Broad Street
Montclair
N. J
S. C. Heiliz
Tacoma
Washington
Theee Hopkins Company
Seattle
George Vanderbilt
Merrill
Arthur J. Kahn
Long list of judgments filed in New York courts
A chaotic docket lists numerous debtors and litigants across New York Supreme Court and City Court calendars. Names include AMERICAN COKE AND GAS COMPANY, MARY E., LEVI BRENER, PETER CARROLL, EDWARD CARSON, EMILY COHEN, ERIE, EAST INDIA COMPANY, and many others with case numbers and court divisions. The document traces calendars, trial terms, and probate and surrogate proceedings for multiple divisions.
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American Coke and Gas
COM- Path
Hanes
Mary E
Brener
Levi
J. C. Bergen
Tee Hearstene & Godley
Carroll
Peter—A. Homischfleger
Carson
Edward
John S
H. Petit
S. Anstein
Condict
Emmeline
G. H
New York
Protestant Episcopal Public School
Cohen, Abraham
M. Levine
Dreyer
Alice
A. Crawford
An Erie
East India Company
A. Warren- Ores AL Nie Semua Ae Dbes Opieining Reine Ad
Eisenhuth ““Horseless Vehicle Company
F. S.alder
Scceeseeeese
Finkelstein
Paul
W. Stern
Frank Vogel Company
W. A. Leggett
Ase Poate
Fishman
Max—S. Solomon
Ginsberg
Samuel—F. Fedderke
Harris
Israel
Isidore Kleinman
Isaiah Zionson
M. Ramon
Hedden
Viner J
Charles R
Ae O
Samuel—s
Jamison
Albert S
Boorum & Pease Comed Atv
Kreiss
John Henry
M. Kreiss
Keeler
Edward B
A. J. Arons
Kingsley
Henry E.—I. Hart
Lucas, Sadie
H. D. Greenwald
Ieeens
Levy, Samuel M
Ferdinand Cahn
Phoehoe Tee
Lawson, Samuel
Alonzo T. Welch
C. Cashman
Costs
Ludwig, Bernhard J
Isidor
M. T. Bates
Coste
Wat Meeks
Samuel A
B—G. Schultz
Mason, Henry W
C. J. Zimmermann
Meyer, Albert A
C. E. Miller
Markert, Anton, Sr
Lizzie A
RE. P. Hincks
Mayer
Henry W
Manhattan Railway Company
Metropolitan Elevated Railway Company
T. Lenane
Manhattan. Railway Company
Ingersoll
Pritchard, Richard
Henry
Bernath Krausz
E. J. Polz- Kranas
Preuss
William
Hi Plumer
Rock
Matthew
J. G. Walsh
Sds
Ieee
Arendt
Morton
Hevor
Archibald
Crane & Clark
Bowen
Abner T
Samuel T. Bussy
Rogers
Oscar L
J. B. Bennett
Rosenfeld
Hyman
M. Ehrmann
Richardson
Thomas D
A. Schniederwind
Another
Notable names listed in legal notice excerpt
A fragmented OCR list presents multiple names and affiliations including Elix E. Salkin, William-H. McCadley, George-S. D. Stern, Joseph Siegel, Henry C. Schell, G. O. Shields of Marlin Fire Arms, Patrick J. Ward, J. Kelly, Zadik Wolff, M. Bader, Leonard S. Wieland, Charles C. B. Fletcher, Victor Young and others. The fragment shows affiliations with companies and individuals in a public or legal notices page.
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Chang—M. Bader
Wieland
Leonard S
R. von Hope
Wand
Charles
C. B. Fletcher
Young
Victor—M._C. Forbes
Court of Appeals Calendar Sets New Session Date
Albany June 23 1902 a new calendar will start November 10 with appeals filed by October 1 for notices of argument and proofs of service. Existing calendar cases need not be renoticed and will be called in order before the new term. Tuesday’s list includes Nos. 207 208 209 480 120 210 211 212.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Admiralty Suit Opens in Post Office Building
United States District Court Judge Adams opens Admiralty proceedings at 10 30 A M in Room 66 Post Office Building. Case 119 Di Giorgio Importing and SS Co versus Mercadante listed for Tuesday calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Adams, J
Post Office
Admiralty
di Giorgio Importing & SS. Co
Mercadante
Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court list
The New York Supreme Court assigns referees for cases including Truax J. Smith versus Wilson Frederick Wiener Neil versus Kelly Gerard Roberts Giegerich J. Brommer versus Feshan Algernon S. Norton Davies versus Hein rich Charles FE. IF. McCann Fuld versus Masche two cases William J. A. McKim Brandon versus Clark Charles Fope Caldwell Fowler versus Schein Charles C. Peters Mertens versus Mertens Daniel O'Connell.
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New York
Supreme Court—Truax
J.—Smith
Wilson
Frederick Wiener
Neil
Kelly
Gerard Roberts
Supreme Court
Giegerich
J.—Brommer
Feshan
Algernon S. Norton
Davies
Heinrich Charles FE
IF. McCann
Fuld
Masche
William J. A. McKim
Brandon
Clark
Charles Fope Caldwell
Fowler
Schein
Charles C. Peters
Mertens
Daniel O'Connell
Receiver Appointed in New York Supreme Court
In the New York Supreme Court, Judge Gingerich appointed a receiver in two related cases, Stokes Vatable versus Louis Lippman et al, with Frank P. Yourg overseeing the matter. The orders establish the appointment and assign duties to the receiver under the court’s supervision.
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New York
Supreme Court
Gingerich
J—Elizabeth Co. Stokes Vatable
Louis Lippman
Frank P. Yourg
Supreme Court Calendar and Dockets
The Supreme Court session opens at 10 A M with day calendar items listed including Cleveland versus Cromwell. Mahoney versus Met Life. Ihapella versus Nichols Chemical. Purcell versus Hoffman House. Coleman versus. Mulcrone versus Brooklyn Citizen. Peterson versus Schlecht. Lasher versus Rosenweig. U S ex rel McAllister versus Churchyard. Rotolo versus Dingee. Cozine versus Palmer. Harry A Bradley habitual drunkard on regular call. Highest number reached. Adjourned for Spe Adjourned.
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Supreme Court
Ap Department
Jean
Herrick
White
Cleveland
Cromwell
Inman
Mulcrone
Brooklyn Citizen
Spe
Peterson
Schlecht
Ciof
Lasher
Rosensweig
U. S
McAllister
Church‘yard
Rotolo
Dingee
Cozine
Palmer
Harry A. Bradley
Ex parte business and wills in county court and surrogate court
Motion calendar at 10 and court opens at 10 in county court Part I for criminal matters including The People vs Coldwell and numerous related cases. Surrogate Court opens at 10 for wills of Mary L Kindberg Mary Quick Philip Gehlbach Emilia Zanz Emilie Wolpert Joseph C Ennis with accounting in Elizabeth Robaoe Jeremiah Robinson and others and real estate of John M Ward. Contested calendar at 10 30 No 71 The will of Mary Gilroy.
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City Court
Frederick F. White
Philip Levy
Samuel Lestovitz
Charles Johnson
Panagotis Varelo
Sophie Kufflickpoulos
Fannie Marsh
Joseph Rosenthal
Mary Kopecky
Peter Crotty
Hanna Woods
David Goodman
Thomas Monahan
William Weisen
Leon L. Lounsbergberger
Harry Friedmann
Bernard Levoy
Nathan Lacoy
Abe
William Goodman
Henry Beattie
Grace Galloway
Winfield Gray
Court OF General Sessions
Goff
Rand and Morgan For
John D. Herlihy
Newburger
O’connor
Pesquale Piacrute
John J. Palmer
John Wilson
George Hunter
John M. Swasey
John Williams
Samuel Maerson
Christian Ahlheise
George Williams
Francis M. Lefler
Thomas McKenna
Meyer Stuer
Louis Schiraldt
Bradley H. Sanborn
Tony Stripes
Alias
Maurice Maher
Fred. Rice
George Brown
Charles Spencer
Thomas Grimes
Gene Montani
William Flaherty
Martha Robinson
John Conroy
Samuel Sandler
William Newell
Joseph Horowitz
Joseph Manuele
George Turner
Antonio de Stafeno
Charles Weinstein
William Greene
James O'Brien
Charles Rainess
Gaynor
Crane
the People
Coldwell
Same
Jones
Shepherd
Gross
Satterthwaite
Gasper
Smith
Harvey
Parker
Jacobson
Allen
Elizabeth Robaoe
Jeremiah P. Robinson
Jonathan Aul
John M. Ward
Charles L. Fougera
John J. McGarry
Mary Gilroy
Referees Appointed Kings County Supreme Court Term
Special Term under Justice Gaynor appoints referees in serial building loan cases. George B. Ackerly is named in a sale action against Kaplan. Cohen vs. Young with Frederick N. Van Zandt also ordered to sell.
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Supreme Court
Gaynor
J.— Serial Building Loan and Savings Institution
Kaplan
George B. Ackerly
Cohen Vs
Calendar for Tu Supreme Court Docket Opened
Court calendar lists cases including McCormack v New York and Queens County Railway 1053 Tallons v same 1045 Sherin v same 1079 Ellmers v same and others ending with Tuohy v Hirsch et al 1954 on regular call. Highest number reaches day June 24 with Keogh Juris call at 9 45 A M.
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Supreme Court
T! Court
Calen
McCormack
N. Y
Rlal
Keogh
Dar
N. Ee
Telephone / Co. Inada. Leonard
Queens Co
R. R
Weber
B'klyn
Sub. RR
Tuohy
Hirsch
Westchester Supreme Court Calendar June 24
Day calendar for Supreme Court proceedings lists cases including Dinkel vs Gorey, Anderson vs Smith, Herrman vs Goltze, Seaman vs Allen Adv Co, Reynolds vs Harlem Stone Supply, Ringler & Co vs Eberspacher, Stilwell vs Cannon, Moore vs Cannon, Sylvestria vs Hud Pat Nie Stone Sup, and Lindsey vs Lindsey. Judge Smith presiding at 10 A M with docket entries 41 through 69.
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Triz
Dinkel
Gorey
Anderson
Smith
Herrman
Goltze
Same
Seaman
Allen Adv. Co
Reynolds
Harlemes
Stone Supply
Ringler & Co
Eberspacher
Stilwell
Cannon
Moore
Sylvestria
Hudpat
Market report notes on wheat corn oats and cotton prices
Chicago and Liverpool commodity markets show gains and steady prices for wheat corn oats and cotton with reports of strong demand from foreign buyers and bear selling dampened by favorable weather and crop prospects. Prices cited include No 2 red wheat 80 cents, cotton futures near highs, and flour and meat values across several grades.
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O. K
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Gisc
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Terry
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