Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Times in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

8

Rocky Mountain Limited Promises Easy Summer Travel

The Rock Island Lines offer a one night rail journey from Chicago or St. Louis to Colorado on its Rocky Mountain Limited with steel sleepers dining carsValet and barber service. A Travel Bureau at 238 Broadway New York provides planning and information on hotels camps ranches and vacation packages. Low summer fares advertised with a travel experts’ assistance for economical Colorado trips.

Rocky Mountains Colorado Chicago St. Louis Rock Island Rocky Mountain Limited Broadway New York City K. E. Palmer Rock Island Lines New York Madison Square

Studebaker Six Proves Rich Manufacturing Behind It

The article argues an assembler cannot match price and quality without full manufacturing capability. It praises Studebaker with six big shops and heavy equipment, claiming the SIX shows up in road grip, silent motor, and quiet rear axle. It invites readers to request the Studebaker Proof Book.

Studebaker

Buckhorn Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Photo Finish

Buckhorn edge Buskin by a nose to claim the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct as Rock View and Thornhill press the leaders. A big crowd observed a dramatic race card with several two year olds and a fast opening race won by Granite ahead of Pawhuska.

Brooklyn Buckhorn Buskin Rock View Thornhill Lahore Luke McLuke Ruskin Fairbrother Flying Fairy Donald Macdonald Buxton Rockhorn Donald Busking McCahey Granite Pawhuska Besom Burwell Helen Barbee Flittergold Punch Bowl Embroidery Luxury Amazon Dartworth Crossban Monocacy Belmont Lampoon Doublet R. Hyams Br. H Rocktoi-Adriatha Jericho Stable C. H Kederis Sre Berom P. Randolph Bella Beyn Mawr Young Smblem Water Welles Trifler Edith Wi R. J. Mackenzie Lady Bramble Futtergold Butwell F. Coonly Star Gage Rolling Stone John C. Talbott Hamburg-Monadour Crossbun Br. F Brookside Stables Ch. F Celt-Network Cereurees Luxury Redertis J. W. Bean Steward C. HH. Robbins Roberts F. FE Brown Metcalfe Kilcrea Brookside Stable B. c Celt- Belle Fleur Esac Cerca Corses Lampoon C. K. G. Billings Br. c Glass James Butler Br. G Edith Dolarius Mallard

Buckhorn Wins Belmont Preparatory Race Despite Odds

Buckhorn earned 3550 dollars net from the Brooklyn Handiccap purse with owner R J Mackenzie a Northwest railroad contractor. Luke Meluke fractured a heel and withdrew after Belmont Stakes entries, owner John W Schorr a Memphis brewer hoped for victory. Buckhorn’s time beat Bangor for 2992 5 with 115 pounds, promising a strong finish. Police and Pinkerton guards maintained betting order at the track with few arrests, while stewards suspended rider Woods after a harsh Belmont Park loss.

Buckhorn Brooklyn R. J. Mackenzie Northwest Luke MclLuke John W. Schorr Memphis Tenn Pinkerton Jockey Club Boy Woods Belmont Park Republican Thornhill

Aqueduct Racing Entries For Today

Schedules list multiple races with weights and entries. Notable horses include Al Reeves Hafiz Miss Fielder Haversack Umbel Oasis Nile Song of Valley Indaunted Beethoven Cagliostro His Nibs His Nibs etc. Maiden and selling stakes feature two year olds and three year olds with weights from 87 to 113 pounds in various races.

Aqueduct al Reeves Hafiz Miss, Fielder Alhence Haversack Umbel Oakhurst Mr. Swees Amalfi Captain Swanson Odelia Stonehenge Sonny Boy Master Joe Valley Lost Fortune Tea Enough Mater Nile Leochares Grover Hughes Stromboli Yankee Nations Vandergrift Water Welles Helen Barbee Roamer Flittergold Crossbuw Union Hoenir Joe Rosenfeld Walters Hypatia Garl Beethoven Cagliostro Baltimore Chupadero Star Joe Rosenfield el Biod Lady Barbary Coquette Dismiss Forecast Change Militant Montresa

Greater New York Automobile Carnival Planned for Tercentenary

A September October event directs a 15 member auto industry committee to stage a grand night pageant through Manhattan Brooklyn and Queens. The program features floats allegorical depictions of the auto and accessory industries and sections for private owners with floral decorated cars electric cars and motor trucks. The last week of September will host the pageant with participants including Portner Reeves Miles Nichols Wagner Batchelder Stewart Lascaris Thompson Sweet Duck Beecroft Wetmore Chase Robinson Webb Bishop Korbel Colwell.

Greater New York Manhattan Brooklyn Queenr William CC. Portner Alfred Reeves S. A. Miles J. C. Nichols Fred J. Wagner A. G. Batchelder Charles A. Stewart FE. Lascaris Elmer Thompson William M. Sweet George Duck David Beecroft John C. Wetmore Julian C. Chase Harvey Robinson Frank G. Webb Clifford M. Bishop Edward F. Korbel M. W. Colwell

Baltusrol Golf to Start Early Tomorrow Morning

Louis Keller secretary of Baltusrol Golf Club announced the invitation tournament will begin tomorrow morning with players allowed to start as early as 8 o clock. A heavy entry list of 129 names may challenge prompt start as players will be paired at the first tee and begin in arrival order. first round match play is scheduled for the afternoon.

Louis Keller Baltusrol Golf Club Keller

Resolute Leads The Cup In Sound Race On Long-Yacht Course

Resolute, flag officers’ candidate, defeated Vanitie and Defiance by wide margins in a 30 mile Sound race off Greenwich. With a new double head rig she led Vanitie by 14 minutes 39 seconds and Defiance by 23 minutes 53 seconds, dominating proceedings despite fickle wind and rain.

Resolute Sir Thomas Lipton Vanitie Defiance Sound Greenwich Vanitie G Tri-City George M. Pynchon Selah B. Howell George Owen Walter Clark George Lauder Boston New York Philadelphia Charles Francis Adams Adams Pynchon Bill Dennis Harry Haff Haff Indian Harbor Corsair RE. C. Benedict Oneida Edmund Randolph Ellen We Butler Duncan Marie Addison Wilmer Hanan Maviet Frederick C. Fletcher Cristina Harry Maxwell Alexander Smith Cochran Mohican George F. Baker Viking E. Y. Weber Charles Kek Berners’ Owyhee Morton _F. Plant Thelma Mr. Plant Walton Ferguson Christabel George Lauder, Jr Endymion Richard A. Monks Henry C. Pelton Abbott P. Brush Frank Bowne Jones Charles FE. Simms W. FH. Childs Great Captain Island Shippan Point Centre Island Captain Island Tore Mr. Adams Capt. Haff Gardner Owen Vanitle Herreshoff Capt Hart Long Island Esolute Vanitte Herreshorf Fae Resolute Standing Still In Mid Sound, Capt. Haff Skipper Adams Alexander S. Cochran William Gardner FE. W. Willis R. W. Perkins George Nichola Robert Emmone George A. Cormack John Parkinson Chris Christiansen Flax Officers

New York Yacht Club Regatta for Vanderbilt's Cup

The annual regatta of the New York Yacht Club spans Friday and Saturday with races for Commodore Harold Vanderbilt's Cup. The event is managed by the Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club and takes place at Oyster Bay.

Nual Regatta New York Yacht Club Harold Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club Oyster Bay

Shamrock IV Sharp in First Hard Weather Trial

The British America’s Cup challenger Shamrock IV. raced Shamrock in a stiff northwesterly breeze at Southampton on June 13. Shamrock IV. built a three minute lead in five miles and then won by twelve minutes over ten miles to windward.

Southampton Shamrock IV Shamrock

Juniors Start Their Golf Championship Rally

Philip V. G. Carter of Nassau led qualifying with 77 and defeated clubmate H. W. Maxwell in the first round of the Metropolitan junior championship at Plainfield Country Club. Maxwell’s 80 left him second in qualifying. Carter won the match 3 and 1 after a pivotal 14th-hole play. Forty three starters, largest entry since the event began, with eight-player sections and match-play rounds detailing results through the first rounds of the Champion Division and subsequent brackets.

Philip V. G. Carter Nassau Plainfield Country Club Hl. W. Maxwell Carter Maxwell Plainfield Philip W. G. Carter H. W. Maxwell Sotsborne Lawes Upper Montclair FE. Nash Apawamdis Vincent Hilton Hackensack Leonard S. Church J. W. Stafford Ho Hutchinson Forest Hill John Potter New Brunswick Herbert Obendorfer Inwood Allan Downey Canoe Brook A. ©. Blanchard Brooklawn Hutchinson Hilton Stafford Nash Church McGrath Downey Stevens Goldman Porter Haight Pierson Beals Stiles Allsopp Howard Gilchrist Conklin Eggers Potter Wolff Lawes Mellick Siegel Kuser Willoughby McKenzie Dail R Blanchard Doerflinger Lichtenstein Janeway He Frre Obendorfer

Shawnee Country Club Hosts Invitation Golf Tournament

Women golfers from several sections gathered at Shawnee Country Club for an invitation tournament starting tomorrow. Notables include Mrs. KR. H. Barlow of Merton and Mrs Caleb F. Fox who tested the course, praised as difficult. The event opens with an eighteen hole medal round with eight qualifiers, one round each morning and an extra event in the afternoon, ending Saturday.

Shawnee-On-Delaware Penn Shawnee Country Club KR. H. Barlow Merton Fastern Golf Association Caleb F. Fox Mia Florian Krug Miau Louise FF Krug Kinglewoed

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. C. B. Detroit Phelps Motor Car Corporation Broadway and 59Th St Municipal Civil Service Commission Dept. Public Charities Apa Bureau Room 1400 Unicipal Bidg Pyrodento Niagara Falls Broadway Cor Well St 28Th St Howard St Fulton St Times Aqueduct Race Course Aqueduct Racing Notes Auto Carnival Baltusrol Golf the Locomobile Company of America Gist Street J.A. Mellish Mgr.Exchange Car Dept Fiance Actu- Resolute Shawnee Ee Acre Carlsbad Carlsbad Sprudel Water Eisner-Mendelson Co ACK & White ALR Alex B Beacheston & Woerz Federal Rubber Manufacturing CO Milwaukee Wis Harold MacGrath Parlaleor Thanhouser A — Motion Rowe Loew Avenue B Loew's Columbia Delancey St Fulton Seventh Ave Lyric Unique Avenue B & Std St Broadway Nr Myrtle Ave Washington & Villary Sts Delancey & Suffolk Sts Fulton Ur. Nostrand Ave 7Th Ave East Tithe St NEW York Globe
Search Courier

Search the New York Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication