American yachts win in Kiel regatta
American yachtsmen triumphed in the Kiel regatta of the Imperial Yacht Club. Meteor beat Hamburg by 1 minute 2 seconds on corrected time as Emperor William helped on board, while Alisa defeated Orion with Prince Henry’s yacht absent. Robert Godet’s Swan led the 22-mile course, finishing well ahead of Thyrra and Capri. Navahoe and Ginette also raced. Sugan ne won a match against Tara.
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Kiel
Germany
Imperial Yacht Club
Meteor Pt
Hamburg
Atlantic
Emperor Wiliam
Meteor
Emperor
Charlemagne Tower
Wilson
Marshall
Atantic
George Lauder
Endymion
America
Henry S. Redmond
Alisa
Orion
Prince Henry
Prince
Allison V. Armaaur
Utowawa
Jordan L. Motz
New York
Robert Godet
Swan
Tiller
Thyrra
Alexander
Brand
Vohenzollern
Emperor William
Wilson Marshalk
Emperor Himescuf
Earl of Crawford
Valhalla
Herr Tietjins
Hambure
Commodore George Lander, Jr
Ausa
Louis L. Stimson
Elewr de Tvs
Edward R. Coleman
Ellison V. Armour
Edmund R. Randolph
Lord Brassey
Robert E. Ted
Thistle
Amson
Wilson Marshall
Aerae
United States
Vi. G Hebbinghaus
Washington
Admiral von Tirpitz
Admiralty
Allison V. Armour
George Lander, Jr
Riot Erupts as Brown is Jailed After Highway Robbery
Edward Brown, a six footer, was arrested for highway robbery after snatching a watch from David Hammill on Ninth Avenue. An angry crowd pelted police with bricks near Thirty-eighth Street, forcing reserves to intervene. Brown was moved to a patrol wagon and then into the station amid continued clashes. Hammill’s watch was not recovered.
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Westhirtye Seventh Street
Edward Brown
N25
Ninth Avenue
David Hammell
Hammill
Brown
Phirty-eighth Street
Kelly and
Gray
Thirty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Liamneh
Bammell
Drowned Picnic Party in Pine Lake Near Petoskey
Three girls Alma Kureher Fdna Van Amber and Gladys Howe drowned when a boat carrying them and two men leaked at Pine Lake. The two men swam ashore and were rescued while the girls perished.
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Petoskey
Mich
Alma
Kureher
Fdna
van Amber
Gladys Howe
Pine Lake
Laxative Bromo Quinine Ad Promotes Cold Cure
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a worldwide cold cure. It urges readers to call for the full name and look for E W Grove’s signature, pricing 25 cents.
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Grove
Wooten Led Before Court On Fraud Charge
On day one of the Criminal Branch trial before Justice Davy, John W. Wooten, accused of converting a $1,000 check from David Rothschild, was committed to the Tombs at the District Attorney’s request. Wooten, previously free on $5,000 bail, faces further counts with Armitage, Mathews, and Samuel Ferguson over loot from the Weisel estate.
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Justice Davy
Supreme Court
John W. Wooten
David Rothschild
Federal Bank
Jerome
Weston
Liberty
George Gordon Battle
Ernest E. Baldwin
Wooten
Armitage
Mathews
Samuel ST. Ferguson
Weisel
Black, Olcott, Gr
Effort to Remove Magistrate Meade Considered by Court
The Appellate Division heard a petition by District Attorney Jerome seeking the removal of City Magistrate Clarence W. Meade due to illness limiting his police court duties. Meade, present despite partial paralysis, has rarely sat since June 1902. the court will decide whether to proceed with evidence or rulings by mid next month.
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Jerome
Clarence W. Meade
Supreme Court
Gans
Edward Lauterbach
Meade
Meades
Ison
Strong
Laterederick S.gibis
The Flaw in Trades Unions
The second annual commencement of the New York High School of Commerce was held with a large audience in the auditorium on West Sixty-fifth Street. Francis B. Thurber, president of the Unified States Export Association, urged students to prioritize employer interests and individual character, contrasting with unions and socialists. He cited Roosevelt as an example and extolled industry honesty and brains as keys to success.
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New York High School of Commerce
Sixty-fifth Street
Lloyd M. Cofer
Alliance -Francaise
Warner Bishop
Dreyfous
John Jaburg
Francis B. Thurber
Unified States Export Association
United States
Roosevelt
Raines Law Hotels Face License Revocation in NYC
Deputy Commissioner Edward H. Healy reported three of six inspected Raines Law hotels failed to meet building laws. Under the Ambler law licenses may be revoked, with more adverse Building Department findings expected. Targets include 116 Mott Street 119 Bowery and 2414 Third Avenue as action proceeds.
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Edward H. Healy
State Excise Department
Building Department
Hoover
Ambler
Excise
Hlealy
Mott Street
Bowery
Third Avenue
Raines Law
Glass Panel Hits Sailor at Park Row Building
Oscar Hjiemdahl a Norwegian sailor was struck on the head by a 36 inch glass panel that fell from the seventh story of the Sclark Building at 1 Park Row. He was taken to Hudson Street Hospital unconscious but regained consciousness after an operation and remained in critical condition late last night. A crowd gathered as the accident occurred but no one else was injured.
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Sclark
Park Row
Oscar H. Hjiemdahl
Seyennt
Hijemdahl
Hudson Street
Robbery at Lynbrook Post Office Nabs Stamps
Postmaster Sylvester Pearsall was robbed in his store cellar by a stranger who took 1200 dollars in postage stamps after asking for vinegar and a bottle of kerosene. Agnes Foster, 14, witnessed the scene as Pearsall descended to the cellar. Pearsall is noted as a prominent county Republican.
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Lynbrook
TL. Bk
Sylvester Pearsall
Pearsall
Washington
Burglars and Defaulters Ad From National Surety Co
National Surety Co advertises protection against burglary and default risk. The notice promotes security services and invites potential clients to contact their office at 30 Nassat Street.
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National Surety Co
Nassat St
No Ordinary Criminal Says Hill's Counsel in Forgery Case
Philadelphia records detail the second arrest of John W. Hill former chief of the Bureau of Filtration on forgery and falsifying books. Bail set at 2000 as prosecutors outline a pattern of alleged crimes and new witnesses.
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Philadelphia
John W. Hill
Bureau of Filtration
Magill
Hill
Gordon
Chief Hill
H. G. Garrett
Filtration Bureau
Daniel J. McNichol
Wallace
D. J. McNichol
Firebugs Endanger Tenements in Williamsburg Blaze
Fires in two adjacent tenements on Tompkins Avenue and Myrtle Avenue were labeled incendiary after the Fire Marshal investigated. Residents were rescued and a doctor attended several tenants for smoke exposure.
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Williamsburg
Tompkins Avenue
Myrtle Avenue
No Right to Boycott Orders Loewe Injunction
San Francisco dated June 23 United States Circuit Judge Morrow grants Dietrich E Loewe Co Danbury Conn a temporary injunction against California State Federation of Labor and San Francisco Labor Council for boycotting Loewe hats. The court holds unions conspired to protect themselves and ruin the complainants business while employees may quit but cannot conspire to quit to force an employer to pull from a profitable third party relation.
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San Francisco
United States
Morrow
Dietrich E. Loewe & Co
Danbury, Conn
California State Federation of Labor
San Francisco Labor Council
Loewe
Land fraud charges mount in New Mexico case
Benjamin H. Tallmadge was arrested in Roswell on subornation of perjury. He posted a $5,000 bond before U S Land Commissioner Carl Snyder. The warrant, issued on a Grosvenor Clarkson complaint, signals more prosecutions in land-entry fraud in the district. Meantime in Colorado Springs, William Boynton, named U S Consul at Georgetown, Guiana, declined the post.
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Roswell
N. M
Benjamin H. Tallmadge
United States Land
Carl Snyder
Snyder
Grosvenor Clarkson
New Mexico
Colorado Springs
Col
Boynton
United States
Georgetown
Guiana
Hay Leaves for His Summer Home
Secretary Hay departed Washington for his summer residence at Lake Sunapee New Hampshire arriving in late afternoon and expected to stay until autumn.
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Hay
Washington
Lake Sunapee
N.H
Fredonia Bank cashier surrenders on false entry charge
Fred R. Green, cashier of Fredonia National Bank, surrendered under a warrant in Buffalo. He posted bail of 10,000 for a Monday hearing on a charge of making a false entry claiming a credit at Forrestville Bank that did not exist. The case centers on conflicting bankbooks showing different indebtedness.
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Buffalo
Fred R. Green
Fredonia National Bank of
Fredonia
New York
Green
Fredonia National Bank
Forrestville
State Bank of
Forrestville Bank
Officials in Chickasaw fraud case named
The indictment lists Ben Colbert United States Marshal and ally of the President, Treasurer Warm, Gov. Johnston, ex-Gov. Moseley, and Banker Purdom. They stand accused of reissuing school and general fund warrants. In a separate item, Miss Margaret W Tantum of Trenton will fund a building for Tuskegee Institute in memory of her father Dr. James B Tantum.
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Washington
Ben Colbert
United States
Chickasaw Nation
Indian Territory
Warm
Johnston
Moseley
Purdom
Tuskegee School
Trenton
Margaret W. Tantum
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Ala
James B. Tantum
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H. B. Jagge
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West Shore R. R
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McCluge’s
Ida M. Tarbell
John
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Fredonia Bank Books
Stion
the Fountain
Cooper Store
Wen
Siegel Cooper Store
Norfolk
Eton
2D Floer, E
Iith St
Siegel Cooper
Sth St
Loneyfellow
Browning
Pompeii
David Copperfield
Thelma
Joan Halifax
Ivanhoe
Seton Thompson
Edgar Allan Poe
Shakespeare
Heart of Rome
Crisis
Choir Invisible
David Greeve
Cecilia
Conqueror
Four Feathers
Calumet K
Peter Stirling
Soldiers of Fortune
Hound of the Baskervilles
The
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