Navy gains glory as Annapolis crew shines at Poughkeepsie regatta
In a dramatic Poughkeepsie regatta Annapolis Navy crews draw widespread praise for a bold showing. Syracuse Cornell Penn and Columbia race to the finish with Navy defying odds in a tough four mile course despite fewer rowers and rough water. Captain Ingram leads Annapolis to strong strokes and notable endurance.
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Annapolis
Navy
Corneil
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Penn
Cornell
Syracuse
Ithacans
Glendon
Verng
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Oaesmen
Severn
Naval Academy
West Point
Collegians
Poughkeepsie
Ingram
Packard
Briggs
Gendon
Difflrent
Roberts
Rowing crews set times as college matches run long
Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia and other crews posted times around 10 04 to 10 07 minutes for varsity boats. Each crew list shows bow stroke coxswain names, ages from 19 to 23, weights from 150 to 195 pounds, and heights near six feet.
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Bow
R. E. Lea
Bale Crooks
R. C. Heisler
Iss Eee Jr
W. A. Stower
Ferguson
H. P. Braddock
State
Gawthrop
F. H. Pinckney
Columbia
Bow—W. Stein
Paul Renshaw
Schneider
F. H. Saunders
A. M. Hamanp
R. _ Keator
G. D. Ha
College Rowing Times and Crew Lineups
Syracuse Cornell Pennsylvania and Columbia crews listed with times and positions. Bow and stroke names include J Schiefer Rice Spen Cumings Welsh Seymour Coulson Holt Norrin Gillies McLean and others. Averages show ages around 21 to 23, weights near 160 pounds, heights about five foot eleven.
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Syracuse
Bow
H. J. Schiefer
L. C. Rice
Oasis
H. J. Spen
O. E. Cumings
Cornell
W. Bow
T. B. Welsh
E. L. D. Seymour
R. E. Coulson
J. W. Holt
Pennsylvania
L. T. Emory
F. L. Ballard
G. L. Schelling
A. Foster
Columbia
George Norrin
C. von E
James Gillies
Mitchell
McLean
Navy Cadets Cheer and Lose as Cornell Wins Hudson Race
Norman Burton on the Arkansas megaphoned live updates as the monitors Arkansas Florida and Nevada challenged Cornell on the Hudson. Cadets on the Arkansas learned of defeat first, while cheers for Cornell and the nines echoed from monitors and the Cornell launch before the Navy crew returned to quarters.
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Naval’ Squadron
Arkansas
Nevada
Florida
Manley
West Point
Navy
Columbia
Norman Burton
Burton
Hudson
Annapolis
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
Navee
Somers
Dick "’ Glendon
Howard Ingram
Pig Iron Market Slumps After Milliken Brothers Failure
Pittsburg report notes 35,000 tons of first class pig iron dumped on a weak market following Milliken Brothers of New York failure. Prices fell from 24.50 to 3.50 dollars per ton with further declines likely.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Milliken Brothers of
New York
Intercollegiate Regatta Record and Crew Times
Returns from an intercollegiate regatta listing crews from Columbia Pennsylvania Wisconsin Georgetown Syracuse Harvard Yale Cornell and Penn in freshman eight and overall races. It records race dates locations Syracuse 1898 Poughkeepsie and times from 10:04 to 20:53 with multiple years and note that Penn and Cornell dominated.
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Lee
Columbia Eoose
Annapolis
Pennsylvania
Wiscomainm
Georgetowm
Syracuse
Ceoss
Yale
Cornell
Pough- RE Ene
Prrensia
Fomerivenie
Goroelto
Cornere
Yale Man Killed In Auto Wreck
Daniel Leet Oliver of Allegheny City Penn a Yale Sheffield Scientific School student in the class of 1908 died when his automobile plunged over a Centerville bridge near New Haven. Three companions were injured. Oliver was 21 and a Pittsburg steel man James B Oliver’s son. The party had attended the Yale Harvard game and rode around town overnight.
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New York Times
New Haven
Daniel Leet Oliver
Allegheny City
Penn
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Centerville
John A. C. Colston
Frederick M. Colston
Banking House
Wilson, Colston & Co
Baltimore
W. Strothers Jones, Jr
Red Bank
N. J
Sheffield
W. 8. Jones
New York
Ernest Reed Hudson
New York City
Oliver
James B. Oliver
Pittsburg
George T. Oliver
Gazette Times
Chronicle-Telegraph
William J. Crittenden
Shields
Alfred Dusmet+Desmours
Naples
Italy
Harvard
Jones
Hudson
Colston
Whitney Avenue
Centrevil
Dr. Lay
Joslin
Woolsey Hall
St. Anthony Socity House
Centreville
Lake Whitney
Myself
Mexico City
Davis Shielded by Whirlwind Cross Examinations
Senator Borah drills W F Davis on Cripple Creek and Wardner crimes as Davis contradicts Orchard charges and recalls blacklisting in 1893. Davis’s evasive memory on the Wardner explosion, the Bunker Hill mine, and Orchard threats highlights the volatile labor strike era and Davis’s disputed role in union violence.
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Hogan
Colorado
Steunenberg
Hawley
Elliott
Orchard
W.F. Davis
Borah
Davis
Cripple Creek
Bunker Hill and
Sullivan
Wardner
Darrow
Vindicator
Denver
Ouray
Moyer
Bunker Hill
Union
Coeur d’Alenes
Coeur d”Alenes
Bisbee
Ariz
Jones
Sto Orchard
Ever Pint
Richardson
Bill" Easterly
Goldfield
Nev
Burker Hill and Sullivan Mill
Haywood
Dee
Gem
la Ky
Spokane
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Butte
Herculés
Gus Paulson
Parker
Hue
Easterly
Oscar King Davis
Girl in Park Ends Life with Cardiac Acid
A 25 year old girl living at a flat near East 112th Street reportedly died after taking carbolic acid in Central Park. A note left by the daughter indicated the act, and her Odessa-born parents described hardships from recent resettlement.
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112Th Street
Fifth
Lenox Avenues
Central Park
Israel Scholer
Arsenal
Mount Sinacorel
Odessa
Belmont Guardian Appointed for Sons of Hamilton Morgan
Supreme Court Justice McCall signed an order appointing August Belmont guardian of the estates of his two minor sons Raymond and Morgan Belmont. Raymond is 19 and Morgan 15, each entitled to one third of $10,000 under the uncle Hamilton Morgan's will.
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Supreme Court
McCall
August Belmont
Ymond
Morgan Belmont
Raymond
Morgan
Hamilton Morgan
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J. H. Ingram
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C. F. Woods
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E. O. Hemingway
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R. A. Nelson
W. W. Andrews
W. C. Fisher
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Exchange Department
THE
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H. W. Rick
P. J. Murphy
S—G. Etr
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H. A. Sumnicht
R. W. Trano
J. Hickcox
J. W. Wil
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B. T. Fisher
R. P. Knapp
A. F. Forbes
G. W. Crapp
L. A. Watson
M. C. Shimer
St'ke
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F. FE. Eldridge
Naval Cadets
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Pentens
Neyivania
Syrecouse
National Bank OF North America
Exchange Place
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Sheffield Junior
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Frisco
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Staten Island
White
Broadway
Leonard Street
Sth Ave
Belmont
National Biscuit Company
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