Cornell Varsity Crew Wins Four Oared Race At New Meet
The Cornell eight dominated the four mile event with a time of 18:59 outrunning Pennsylvania Georgetown and Columbia. Cornell's stroke Coffin started fast and eased to 28 after the half mile, the crew displayed superb form and power to finish ahead by a narrow margin over Pennsylvania. In the freshman race Cornell led Syracuse Wisconsin and Columbia, with Ten Eyck guiding Syracuse's newcomers to a strong showing.
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Viefer
Cornell
Vol
Bhats Ds
Ithaca
Coffin
Ted
Columbia
Capmen
Pennsylvania
Georgetown
Columbiac
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Quakers
Syracus
Cornele
Bartholo
Ithacans
Pennnia
Miie
Renreetown
Geéreéetown
Avisecon Sin
New York
Niile Cornell
Westerners
Sconsin
Rheoniin
Wiseimson
Carnell
Collumbia
Abe
Rowel
Pennsylvaniac
Bruce
Ors Nel
Penmana
Poughkeepsie
Trace
Ten Ey
Ten Eyck
Foote
Ezen
Post
Cornell and Syracuse Varsity Eights and Fours Rowing Roster
A fragmented 19th century athletics listing shows multiple university crews including Cornell Syracuse Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. It catalogs rowers by boat, noting bows, strokes, coxswains and varied average heights and weights. Names such as Barton Johnson Folger and Slocum appear alongside teams and positions across the eights and fours events.
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Ertishman
Cornell
Re. Barton
C.F. Johnson
P. Folger
HW. Whitehead
Allen
W. HH. Forbes
E.T
Foote
R. BR. Slocum
Dhe
Syracuse
RE. R. Falkey
S. T
Bradie
Kimberley
W.M. Magoon
Co. A. Bimp
T.packard
Coxswain
Miller
Wisconsin
Cortelyous
ME Conway
Kulnated
M. Johnson
E.van-Merer
T RB. B. Burling
Steeke
E Johnson
T. J. Lucas
Cohanikia Leow
Es Be
Wiggins
Dera B
A. Appleton
K As ‘Taylor
H.d
G. Hendry
Q -J. Shoemaker
York
Fedét
Coaches Speak On Four Mile Race At New York Regatta
Special to The New York Times from Port Hepsie June 26. The Columbia crew collapsed late and did not finish the last two strokes, Wheeler and Russell fainting and others exhausted. Cornell Georgetown and Washington teams finished strong, Syracuse and Pennsylvania coaches voiced mixed feelings, and a spectator died during the regatta.
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Et York Times
Port Hepsie
Bons Wheeler
Columbia Crewy
Onné
Columbia
Wheeler
Russell
San
Georgetown
Washington
Cornell
Ebjec
PolahReepsig
Harden
Toldnitia
Man Killed At Regatta In Brooklyn Fall
Thomas Meyers of Brooklyn died after falling about thirty feet from a tall tree near the finish line at the regatta. He struck two others as he plunged, causing minor injuries to them before aid arrived.
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Thomas Meyers
Brooklyn
Seraal
New York Times
Ghkeepsie
Thomas ‘Meyers
Hart Seeks Seat as Supreme Court Justice in Second District
Albany June 26 Attorney General Cunneen grants Coleridge A Hart of Westchester permission to start a quo warranto action to determine his eligibility for the Second Judicial District seat on the Supreme Court Hart had run as Prohibitionist nominee after Judge Pratt's death and prior courts ruled on proper procedure. The case traces back to Hart counting the election day within thirty days and dispute over timely nomination and certifi cate.
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Albany
Cunneen
Coleridge A. Hart
Westchester County
Supreme Court
Second Judicial District
Pratt
Prohibitionists
Brooklyn
Hart
Election Board
Board
Tower Courts
Court of Appeals
Attorney General
Davies
No Beer At Midday Meal In Milwaukee Plants
At Allis-Chalmers in Milwaukee workers dined on the curb as beer was banned from plants. An order forbidding beer inside gates was posted after a leak suggested the change. Stetson Company declares an ad interim dividend of 10 percent on common stock, plus 4 percent on preferred, payable July 15.
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New York Times
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Company
Big Machinery Establishment
Stetson Company
John B. Stetson Company
Miller loses bid for Port Warden title in New York
Attorney General Cunneen denied Robert B. Miller's application to test his claim to the Port Warden office. Daniel G. Vedder had been appointed Port Warden by Governor Odell, superseding Miller whose claim rested on a prior Morton appointment.
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Albany
N. Y
Cunneen Ac
Robert B. Miller
Daniel G. Vedder
New York
Odell
Miller
Morton
New York Gimbel Guggenheim Firm Plans National Store Network
A Harrisburg incorporated firm tied to Gimbel Brothers and Guggenheims plans a large department store expansion. Capital is $10,000,000 with stores in Philadelphia Milwaukee and future sites. Directors to be named by the current Gimbel and Guggenheim families.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gimbel Brothers
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Messrs. Guggenheim
Gimbel
Messrs. Gimbel and
Guggenheim
John G. Johnson
Gimbels
Adam Gimbel
Busess
Indiana
Illinois
Ninth and Market Streets
Paris
London
Berlin
Vienna
Constantinople
Jacob Gimbel
Isaac Gimbel
Ellis A. Gimbel
Charles Gimbel
Daniel Gimbel
Benedict Gimbel
Louie Gimbel
Lipton Meets Roosevelt At White House Luncheon
Sir Thomas Lipton dined with President Roosevelt at the White House in a cordial informal luncheon attended by notable figures. Lipton praised the reception and discussed plans for his yacht trials near Stapleton and the Hook, with possible attendance at Newport races depending on boat readiness.
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Washington
Sir Thomas Lipton
Cees
Roosevelt
White House
Thomas
Andrew
D. White
William Fife
R. A. ©. Smith
New York Yacht Club
Sanger
Adjt
Corbin
George. W. Perkins
New York
Hanna
Moody
Sir Thomas
Loree
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas Lipton
Fife
Ices
United States
Great Britain
Stapleton
Newport
Massive US naval fleet to visit Bar Harbor Maine
Special reports Bar Harbor will host the largest US warship fleet ever seen in these waters. Forty five ships expected including six battleships, five cruisers, four gunboats, destroyers, training ships, supply ships and tenders. Rehearsals run July 27 and August 10 with a simulated enemy landing off the New England coast. The fleet then moves to Oyster Bay for a presidential review before returning for joint army and navy exercises near Portland August 23.
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New York
Bar Harbor
New England
Frenchman's Bay
Frenchman's’ Bay
Oyster Bay
Maine
Portland
Cannot Get to Prison Smullen Awaits Indictment
William J. Smullen, a letter carrier in Ludlow Street Jail, cannot be sentenced until indicted by the Grand Jury meeting in October. His lawyer, John C. Coleman, told Judge Thomas that Smullen wished to plead guilty to learn his sentence, but the court is powerless until indictment. Smullen was released on Coleman’s promise to produce him when required.
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William J. Smullen
Ludlow Street
John C. Coleman
Smullen
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
Mr. Coleman
Triple lynching in Newton Georgia shocks Baker County
A mob of about fifty men seized Garfield McCoy Wiley Anette and George McKinney two Miller County Black men accused in F S Bullards murder at a dance scene. They were dragged from Newton jail tied with nooses and hanged as gunfire rang out. Local sentiment dwelt on Bullards grieving family and the failure of legal process.
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Macon
Baker County
Newton
Garfield McCoy
Wiley Anette
George McKinney
Miller County
F. S. Bullard
William Screws
R. C. Tucker
Tucker
Bullard
Miller
Decatur
McKinney
Annette
McCoy
Anette
Dressler kills wife then dies in Wallington incident
In Passaic county William Dressler shot his wife at their Wallington home then killed himself. His wife was wounded but not fatally. Dressler had recently separated from his wife and previously ran a saloon. The stepdaughter intervened as the dispute escalated and a window was broken during the struggle.
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Passaic
William Dressler
Wallington
Dressler
Guttenberg
Two Shot In Richmond City Strike Turmoil
In Richmond Virginia a sixteen year old Lester Wilcox was shot in Fulton for crying and refusing to desist. A 23 year old passenger William Tucker was shot with shot at Main and Belvidere Streets. Both harmed but walking home. Cars operated under military protection as city deals with strike disruption. Travel remains light though slightly heavier today. Wounded from prior days are recovering in City Hospital.
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Richmond
Lester Wilcox
Fulton
City
Wiliam Tucker
Main
Belvidere
Barton Heights
Prohibition Enforcement Shocks Bangor Merchants and Saloons
Bangor prepares for a June 30 stamp expiry as druggists vow to stop supplying liquor from July 1 under Supreme Court threats of jail. Saloon keepers may close or risk prosecution, with many expecting turmoil after June 30.
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Bangor
New York Times
Supreme Court
United States
Hawaii House Rejects Immigration to Islands
In Honolulu on Kamehameha Day the Hawaii House votes 17 to 9 against allowing more Americans to settle the islands. Native Hawaiians unite to block immigration to protect their legislative control. Ex Queen Liliuakalani attends the celebration where the Order of Kamehameha, a native voter society, is noted.
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New York Times
Honolulu
House of Representatives
Liluakalani
Order of Kamehameha
Receivers Appointed for Allen Miles Company
Judge Newman of the United States court names Thomas H Northern and Peter G Grout as receivers for the Allen Miles Company a $300000 capital saddlery and leather goods maker with offices in New Orleans Chicago Atlanta and other cities A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed by local creditors with the liability and asset schedule not yet released
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Atlanta
Newman
United States Court
Thomas ‘H. Northern
Peter G. Grout
Allen-Miles Company
New Orleans
Chicago
United States
President Roosevelts Homecoming in Oyster Bay
Special to The New York Times describes Roosevelt's return to Oyster Bay with a holiday atmosphere. Mrs Roosevelt will review a schoolchildren’s parade, occupy church steps, and attend a reception at the cannon near the station. Officials plan escorted processions, a civil war monument unveiling, and a welcome address by local leaders.
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Oyster Bay
L. K
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
J. West Roosevelt
Griffin
Board of Trade
Audrey Park
Cotton Up in New Orleans Markets Amid July Delivery Fears
New Orleans reports notice day as bears announce about 20000 bales for July deliveries. Brown and the cotton clique push prices higher, foreseeing delivery strain and mills shutting down due to scarcity. He notes contracts sold to spinners worldwide and predicts price pressures lasting into autumn as the new crop tightens supplies.
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New York Times
New Orleans
King " Brown
Brown
New York
Ether City
Gotton
Across Sea to Admit Guilt in Jewelry Robbery
William Baer confessed his role in the October Melrose Hotel jewel theft from Mrs I D P D Webster of Brooklyn. He aided Reinlein and Engval, helped pawn jewels in multiple cities, fled to Europe, lived abroad, then returned to surrender after learning his companions were captured. He aided police in his arrest.
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New York Times
Chicago
William Baer
I. Dpd
Webster
Brooklyn
Melrose Hotel
Los Angeles
Reinlein
Engval
San Francisco
New Orleans
New York
Phila- Relief
St. Louis
Detroit
Wilmington
Ky. Baer
Europe
Asia
India
Japan
Tokio
Government Powder Works to Rebuild After Inferior Mortar
Morristown New Jersey June 26 inferior mortar used in two brick buildings at Picatinny Government Powder Works led the Washington inspector to order their immediate demolition. The structures cost about 15000 dollars and were built by a New York firm. New construction is planned.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Government Powder Works
Picatinny
New York
Washington
Sardegna Disabled Off Cadiz After Collision
The Italian steamer Sardegna, sailing Genoa to New York, arrived at Cadiz in tow of the British Shimosa. Built recently, the schooner-rigged liner from Genoa carries many Italian immigrants and was to sail July 7. The Italian Royal Mail Steamship Company is represented in Cadiz by Hirzel Feltmann Co. in Broadway.
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Cadiz
Spain
Sardegna
Genoa
New York
Royal Mail Steamship Company
Hirzel, Feltmann Co
Broadway
S Rdegna
Buenos Aires Barred New York Bulls Report
The State Department informed the Argentine Republic, at Secretary Wilson's request, that no foot and mouth disease currently exists. The communication appears to reflect ongoing health and trade discussions between Buenos Aires and Washington amid concerns over livestock diseases.
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Buenos Ayres
New York Bulls
Washington
Wilson
State Department
Argentine Republic
Lasz
Diploma Recipients in Principles of Education Class
In the Principles of Education class there are thirty six who will receive their diplomas next week. Elizabeth Allen Matilda Hopf Louise V. V. Arm Mary J Kerr Augusta Korbett Madeline D. Attkinson Doris Korbett Mary Jos Sanenee Catharine Luddy Dora Cody Louise Mehl Lena Cohn Belle Milne Massie Julia Dodge Eliza McGibney Sarah Griffin Jacob Shufro Minnie Hoagland Ethel Sheerin Leila Beeselevre Lillie Bohm Teresa Brady Emma Bourjes Annie Boyne Josephine Carlisle Bessie Caudier Anna Carson Mathe Cook Mary Dillon Dolphine Dunkirk Josephine Flowers Mathilde Kiees Kilcoin Daisy Appell M A Bergman Hurley Motster Gibella Polachek A Stewart Edward McNally Elizabeth Klein Margaret Larney Eleanor McCarthy Jane Mannuel Adrienne Minnelli Adelaige Meett Mary ODonnell Emma ONeill Eunice Otis Isabel Roeder Rachel Selig Eupremia Van Hol land Margaret Sheaton Miriam Wood Aimeen Baer Mina Bretzfelder Lyons Nilson Regan Toner Zatser Kamerer Eda Steinach In the class there are thirty six who will receive diplomas next week.
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Elizabeth Allen
Matilda x. Hopf
Louise V. V
Arm- Mary
J. €. Kerr
Strong
Augusta Korbett
Madeline D. Attkinson
Doris Korbett
Mary Jos
Sanenee
Catharine M. Luddy
Dora Cody
Louise Mehl
Lena L. Cohn
Belle Milne Massie
Julia T. Dodge
Eliza McGibney
Sarah E_ Griffin
Jacob J. Shufro
Minnie E. Hoagland
Ethel Marie Sheerin
Leila M. Beeselevre
Lillie Bohm
Teresa C. Brady
C. Emma Bourjes
Annie M. Boyne
Josephine T. Carlisle
Bessie Campbell
Mary J. Caudier
Anna T. Carson
Mathe C. Cook
Mary B. Dillon
Dolphine Dunkirk
Josephine Flowers
Mathilde Kiees
Eng
Edward J. McNally
Eda Steinach
Fire destroys ten buildings in Hornellsville and Cincinnati plant blaze
A Hornellsville fire leveled ten small buildings including the Fassett House with losses around 230900. In Cincinnati an explosion in the engine room gutted most of the Abattoir Company plant, a major western facility, with about 200000 in damage and 125000 insured.
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Hornelssville
N.Y
Fassett
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Abattoir Company
Michael Ryan
Damages Recorded At Various City Streets
From Thursday night to Friday night a series of damage reports lists addresses and claim details. Named assessors include J Peren witz Co Shanley Co Mrs McCarthy Louis Hale and Moses with damages ranging from trifling to 500 dollars. Several entries note owners unknown or no damage at all.
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Church Street
J. Perenwitz & Cou
S Avenue
Shanley & Co
First Street
McCarthy
Pourteenth Stret
Louis Hale
Wolf Notaie Navanae
Barrow Street
Mrs. McGirley
East One
Norfolk Street
William Weidenbaum
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R _ OW
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Coiswain I
Shepherd
W. Graham
Tervern
F. Hayden
Tyes
W. Russell
Brammer
J. Shiver
Cerbeli
J. Schader
A A Snyder
A. Stole
L. Bruce
G. S Weller
Fo Holprove
V AL Lee
B.C. Crowell
A. Lee
A. B- Dean
M. Bodenhbach
Quigley
Columbia- Row
J. F. Sawyer
Bow
K. R Zane
H. ‘E. Robertson
Heckfeldt
Dick Trans
Gardiner
Breeke
Shisler
Vhihg Coxswain
Galpin
Wikoff
Hecker
Dempster
Maeder
Townsend
Rotlins
Scott
James Ten Fevok
Ellis Ward
Port Warden
Veader
Challenger
President Roosevelt
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Clarendon
Ark
Jack Harris
Harris
John Coburn
J.calvet &Ciee
Sauternes
Mrs. Roosevelt
The
King" Brown
George C. Lorimer
Dr. Lorimer
Sunday World
Medicura
Medicura Soap Co
East
Joey
C. I. Purdy
Yorktown Heights
Westchester Co
Asch & Some
Vre
Cortlandt St
Convenient Stores
Cor Dd
New York City Teachers’ Association
Board of Education
Fifty-ninth Street
Park Avenue
Louis L. Lambert
Teachers’ Choral Society
Magnus Gross
New Yorkity Teachers’ Association
William H. Maxwell
H. A. Rogers
E. W. Stitt
Mr. Rogers
Ics
E. F. Kilcoin
Daisy R. Appell
M. A. Bergman
I. A. Motster
Gibella Polachek
A. Stewart
Elizabeth C. Klein
Margaret L.larney
Eleanor L. McCarthy
Jane C. Mannuel
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Van
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Emma. F. O'Neill
Eunice P. Otis
Isabel Roeder
Rachel Selig
Eupremia C. van Holland
Margaret N. Svheaton
Miriam R.wood
Lish
Aimeen Baer
Mina Bretzfelder
M.A. Lyons
T. W._ Nilson
S. T.regan
Eleanor L. Toner
Matics
Anna G. Kamerer
T. Kelly
Sixth Ave
Fulton St
Loftus
Sircee
ZEISS
Optician
4Th Av
Bry
Madison Av
Rue Scribe
A. Raymond & CO
Nassau,cor
Ewis &Qonger
41St St
West 125Th
Lenox
Madison
Dachtera Brothers
Opticians
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