City seeks injunction over New York Central tracks dispute
Supreme Court Justice Blanchard granted a temporary injunction blocking Borough President Ahearn and the Board of Estimate from tearing up the Elev nth Avenue tracks as the city and railroad weigh legal avenues. Both sides plan appeals up to the United States Supreme Court to determine if the tracks may remain indefinitely.
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West Side
Harris
Lyman
Railroad Company
Supreme Court
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Board of Estimate
Burr
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Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Court of Last Resort
Hudson River Railroad Company
New York
Albany
Board of Aldermen
Plannes
Assistat Corporation
Hudson River Railroad
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
The
Central
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
St. John’s Park
Newark Central
Predicts Record Crops From West Reports
President W C Brown of the New York Central reports to his office on crop status in the West. He says conditions promise the largest grain and hay crops in history, with wheat recovery strong and other crops showing excellent promise, especially in Illinois Missouri Iowa Kansas and other wheat and corn states.
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New York Central
West
Shas
Brown
Iown
Illinois
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Weather Forecast for Cotton and Grain States Friday and Saturday
Special to The New York Times forecasts from the United States Weather Bureau cover Friday and Saturday for the cotton and grain states. Local showers are noted in North and South Carolina Georgia Florida eastern and western regions with varying winds. Western states including Texas Utah North and South Dakota enjoy generally fair conditions with light to moderate winds. Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Missouri see partly cloudy warm with local showers. Michigan Indiana Illinois expect generally fair with local showers and light to moderate southwest winds.
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New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Cotton and Grain
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Utah
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Car and Foundry reports earnings down from prior year
American Car and Foundry Company posts net earnings of 3.74 million for the year ended April 30, versus 8.96 million the prior year. Surplus after preferred dividends stands at 195 thousand, with total surplus at 22.56 million. Orders on hand similar to last year, and future business expected to rise. Company will drop quarterly reports citing unfair reflection of overall affairs.
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American Car & Foundry Company
Eaton
Haton
School field day highlights at American League Park
Athletic pupils from Principal John T. Nicholson's No. 186 school at 145th Street and Amsterdam Avenue excelled in field day events. Louise Vorhaus won the 50 yard dash for girls, while No. 186 led the district relay before disqualification for overweight. A No. 169 vs 186 baseball game closed the afternoon.
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John T. Nicholson
145Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
American League Park
Louise Vorhaus
Harry Silverstein
William Jordan
Henry Branslater
Aard
George Buckbee
Erome Adler
Earl Jenushe
Marshall Payne
H. Herman
Marion Bogardus
Ethel McCracken
Alice Benz
Louis ‘Wagner
J. Eckhoff
H. Carlson
Louis Planick
William Biel
Ralph Phillips
Walter Kann
I. Vorhaus
Lucy Engelmann
Katherine Schmit
School
Schoo
Milton Reed
Milton Langround
Jerome Schoenfeld
Jerome Adler
Floyd Horner
Armand Monsato
Herman Wortman
Harvard and Yale Crews Eye Season Debut on Thames
In New London on June 24 Yale and Harvard practiced on the Thames amid heat. Harvard coach Wray praised his crews while Yale skippers and officials prepared for the first season race Saturday at five PM downstream for two miles. Soft lights and bonfires marked the campus scene.
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New York Times
New London
Harvard
Naval Station
Yale
Broad View
MacNamara Leads Open Golf Championship on Englewood Links
Tom MacNamara of Wollaston CC tops the first half of the 72 hole Open with 142 at Englewood, four strokes under par on the afternoon round. David Hunter shoots a 68 in the morning to set a new course record, while Harry Vardon’s brother Tom struggles in heat and heavy attire.
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Boston
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Englewood Club Links
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Springhaven Club
Pennsylvania
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Hyde Manor Club
New York
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Walter J. Travis
Peter Robinson
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Smith
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Royal Deal Club
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Majestic
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England
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Isaac Mackie
Fox Hills
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Skohie
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Richmond County
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Cess
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Blue Mound
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Upper Montclair
Robert M. Thompson
Knollwood
Max Behr
Elijah Horton
Pelham
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Kent County
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Ion City
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Ekwenok
Notice of 1899 Mexican External Bond Draw No 19
Fifteenth drawing of the Consolidated External Loan of 1899 lists bond numbers and series for redemption at par on July 1 next. Proceeds and entities involved include J S Morgan & Co, Enrique Camacho Guisasola, John Dal ton Venn Notary, and offices in London Berlin New York Amsterdam Frankfurt. Holders must present bonds for payment at designated agents worldwide by June 11 1909.
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Finsbury Pavement
London
Charles Frederick Whigham, Esq
J. 8. Morgan and Company
Enrique Camacho Guisasola, Esq
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J. S. Morgan’ & Co
Berlin
Ss. Bleichroder
Deutsche Bank
Dresdner Bank
New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Amsterdam
Lippmann, Rosenthal & Co
Frankfort
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Filiale der Bank Fur Handel Und Industrie
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Deutsche Vereinsbank
E. Camacho Guisasola
John D. Venn
Notary Public
H. de Pinna
John Venn
Gresham House
Old Broad Street
E.C
College Crew Practice in Heat at Poughkeepsie
In hot weather crews limited work with light sessions for Columbia freshmen showing strong performance. Phillips returns from medical leave and may rejoin the boat Saturday. Cornell's Sutton and Simson ready to reenter the varsity shell, while Backus and Stevens risk losing spots. Wisconsin, Syracuse, and Cornell teams practiced lightly on the upper and lower courses.
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New York Times
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Phillips
New York
Cornell
Sutton
Simson
Met Rowing Club regatta opens on Harlem River with heats
Oarsmen faced good conditions as trial heats for junior and senior singles were decided on a half mile course. Notable results include A class winners Robert Hyland and C. W. Van Tassell in heat one and C. C. Putnam with H. Herese in heat two. class B winners W. J. Daly and F. Fillot, with E. S. Becker and A. T. Earley also advancing. Senior singles saw A. Von Barthol and F. Deering win heat one, and E. J. Emery with L. Jauss win heat two. Doubles trials set for this evening. finals tomorrow.
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Metropolitan Rowing Club
Harlem
Robert Hyland
C. W. van Tassell
C. C. Putnam
H. Herese
W. J. Daly
F. Fillot
E. S. Becker
A. T. Earley
A. von Barthol
F. Deering
E. J. Emery
L. Jauss
Miss Moore Captures Amackassin Cup Victory
Elizabeth H. Moore, four time national champion, won the Amackassin Cup in singles at Amackassin venue yesterday. She defeated Browning in two stirring sets to claim the trophy for women.
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Elizabeth H. Moore
Miss Browning
G—love
Denver Country Club Wins Tom Morris Memorial Trophy
The Tom Morris memorial trophy was awarded to the Denver Country Club at a Western Golf Association directors meeting in Chicago. Fifty five teams of eight entered from clubs as far west as Honolulu. Oakmont Country Club of Pittsburg was disqualified on technical grounds.
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Chicago
Western Golf Association
Shawmut Car Wins Second Prize in Seattle Race
The Shawmut car arrived at 5 30 this morning to claim second prize of 1500 dollars in the New York to Seattle race at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle Washington.
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Seattle
Wash
New York
Interborough Metropolitan market letter analysis free copies
The market letter of June 24 analyzes the affairs of the traction system. A limited number of copies have been reserved for free distribution. Thomas Gibson Corn Exchange Bank Building New York City 185 Jackson Boulevard Chicago IL 5 Laurence Pountney Hill London England.
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Apolitan
Thomas Gibson Corn Exchange Bank
New York City
Jackson Boulevard
Chicago
Laurence Pountney Hill
London
Eng
German Expert Dr Moll Exposes Spiritualist Frauds
The Sunday Times will print the first of two articles by Dr. Albert Moll, a noted German investigator, detailing experiments exposing frauds in spiritualism. The series promises European interest, plus features on the U S Navy fleet, Hugo Francke’s views, Fifth Avenue expansion, the Chinese loan, railroad consolidations, Mars plans by Prof Todd, and London Summer stage notes.
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Sunday Times
Albert Moll
United States
Hugo
Francke
America
Harvard
Fifth Avenue
Thomas F. Millard
Todd
London
Thomas L. Masson
The Picture Section Promises A Wide Visual Treat
The Times previews an unusually entertaining Picture Section next Sunday featuring science based baseball photography showing the ball in flight plus diverse images. Additional highlights include horse shows, fine art reproductions, London and New York events, society portraits, and popular paintings from the Met.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum
The
Times
College Stars In Press Club Games
The first annual carnival of sports by the New York Press Club Athletic Association will be held at American League Park tomorrow. Yale’s A C Gilbert, famed pole vaulter, leads a strong field against Claude Allen McLeod and Martin Sheridan. In the high hurdles three champions including Yale’s Sk Y News, Jack Esler, and Charlie Bacon will start with handicaps.
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A. C. Gilbert
Yale
Claude Allen
McLeod
Martin Sheridan
Sk Y. News
Jack Esler
Charlie Bacon
Erie Railroad to Redeem 1 July 1909 Bonds at Par
The Erie Railroad Company announces that coupons due July 1 1909 on several bonds will be purchased at par for cash by J P Morgan & Co at their No 23 Wall Street office, New York, on or before June 30 1909. The plan follows a 1908 notice to bondholders.
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J. P. Morgan & CO
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New York
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J. P. Morgan & Company
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Pope Manufacturing Company
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Central Trust Company of
Central Trust Company OF New York
Manhattan
New York City
Albert L. Pope
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