Judge Landis orders subpoenas for Standard Oil officers
In Chicago on June 24 Judge Landis ordered U S District Attorney Sims to issue subpoenas returnable July 6 for officers and directors of Standard Oil to disclose their financial condition. The order may compel summons of John D Rockefeller and H H Rogers or other company figures. The hearing followed motions by Standard Oil counsel MMiller for a new trial and for arrest of judgment, which were denied.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Landis
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
John 8. Mmler
Standard Il Company
Declin
Copper merger rumor ties Guggenheims to Consolidated Copper
Wall Street discusses a rumored 50 million dollar Consolidated Copper Company to merge Nevada districts led holdings. Guggenheim interests control major Nevada producers and back a large smelter at Steptoe. Key figures include James Phillips Jr and W B Thompson amid a 3.5 million share Ely Mines combo valued near 48 million.
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Guggenheim
Ely
Nevada
Wall Street
New Jersey Company
Consolidated Copper Company, Ig
Guggenhem
Nevada Consolidated
Cumberland Ely
Utah
Steptoe
Nev
Cumber- 2nd-Ely
Guggenheims
James Phillips, Jr
W. B. Thompson
W. Hinkle Smith
Ely Mines Couy
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Delayed by Heavy Fog and Iceberg Trick
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived from Bremen after its slowest voyage yet due to dense fog and icebergs. Captain Wettin reported fog at 35 degrees west and called it the thickest he had seen, delaying the ship and reducing average speed to 18.5 knots. Notable passengers and officers listed include Col. Langeenry W. vage, Gen. William Ames, Theodore Rheamek, Edward W. Church, George Guggenheimer, and Consul General of the Congo Free State at Baltimore, among others.
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Bremen
Wettin
Col. Langeenry W. Vage
E. Weise
William Ames
Theodore Rheamek
E. Rs
Edward W. Church
Oscar D. Glenn
George Guggenheimer
Horstmann
Jordan L. Rem
Morrisey
Joseph cCutchen
Renes
G. J. Russe
George W. Robinson
McFarlane
Oliver Lannon
James Gustavus Keley
Congo Free State
Baltimore
Countess Larish
Boston
Woman Found Dead in North River Near Dyckman Street
Unidentified 50 year old woman, well dressed, found in the Hudson at the foot of Dyckman Street by boatman William Newman. She measured 5 feet 6 inches, wore a black dress and lace shoes, had a missing lower jaw tooth, a wedding ring with initials, a gold locket and chain, silver earrings, and gold spectacles. Taken to the Fordham Morgue.
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Hudson
North River
Dyckman Street
William Newman
Fordham
Dr Samuel Guy Starts Fifteen Year Sing Sing Term
Dr Samuel Guy, convicted Saturday of killing his wife, begins a fifteen year prison sentence at Sing Sing. He arrived in Ossining by train and walked toward the prison amid onlookers as officials prepared the formalities for the term.
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Dr. Guy
Ossining
N. Y
Samuel & Guy
Sing Sing
Guy Ann
Prise
Brazen substitution found in Sharkey Club case
Justice McKeon halted Special Session proceedings after a prisoner arraigned as Anderson was revealed to be Edward Smith in a prize fighting conspiracy case. Three men arrested in the Sharkey Athletic Club raid facing conspiracy charges were linked to the substitution. Anderson held without bail. two others freed on $1000 bonds. James J. Hagan, a former Tombs warden, was on the original bond.
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McKeon
Justice McKeon
Sharkey Athletic Club
West Sixty-fifth Street
James A Buckley
Frank L. Sheehan
Seventh Avenue
George Anderso
Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Neppenau
Anderson
Edward Smith
Turygbull
Tammanyer
James J. Hagan
the Tombs
Lost Dog Martha Sought By 101 West 113th Street Owner
Max M. Steinberg seeks his dark brown collie Martha with white markings and tag 2951. He offers a penny reward for her return. The notice follows yesterday's Lost and Found items.
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Max M. Steinberg
West 113Th Street
Martha
Mr.Steinberg
THE
Times
Mr. Steinberg
E. Peters
Franklin Street
Brooklyn
East Thirty-eighth Street
East Twenty-third Street
Broadway
St. Denis
Hotel Normandie
Conover
Morgan Street
Jersey City
Brothers Fight Brothers on Palisades in four-way shootout
Four men from Edgewater on the Susquehanna docks two Lenze brothers and two Spade brothers fought in the Palisades area. Ralph Spade and Frank Spade were wounded, George Lenze and John Lenze suffered serious injuries, a peace maker was shot, and six Italian witnesses were jailed by Cliffside police.
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Palisades
John
George Lenze
Frank
Ralph Spade
Susquehanna
Edgewater
N. J
Lenge Brothers
Spade Brothers
Cliffside
Hackensack
Metz Seeks Bond Plan to Cut City Damages
Controller Metz asks Borough Presidents to curb damage claims by requiring bonds from contractors before street openings or material storage. He notes many suits stem from contractor negligence, though courts still hold the city liable.
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Metz
Law and Finance
Agriee
11-Year-Old Voyager Finds Mother Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
An 11 year old boy from Galicia arrived with the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He traveled alone via Hamburg and Bremen to join his mother living in the city. He befriended Cap Wettin aboard and later told the Captain he had found his mother and that all was well.
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Bremen
Heinrich Hollender
Galicia
Hamburg
Cap. Wettin
Mamma
Plea for Crippled Newsies Reaches City Hall
Mayor McClellan received a delegation from the Central Feder ated Union asking for aid for blind and crippled newsboys forced from City Hall Park by Commissioner Herrman’s order. He will confer with Park Commissioner Herrman to seek a remedy.
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City Hall Park
McClellan
Central Federated Union
Herrman
Auction Planned for French Chinaware Seized by Customs
Several thousand dollars worth of Limoges chinaware purchased by the United States Government was sent to the seizure room at the ap Isers' warehouse yesterday. It will be offered at public auction next month.
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United States
Lea
Limoges
Ap Isers
Angelo Lardiero Sentenced to Electric Chair in 1906 Murder
Angelo Lardiero of 184 Hester Street was sentenced by Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions yesterday to the electric chair for murder committed on December 14, 1906. He killed Michael Ambro, a Bedford Park contractor, after Ambro interfered during a quarrel between Lardiero and another Italian.
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Angelo Lardiero
Hester Street
Rosalsky
Lardiero
Michael Ambro
Bedford Park
Landiero
Burglars Smash Furnishings at Park Avenue Flats
Burglars ransacked the apartments of F. H. Bosworth at 560 Park Avenue, smashing furniture and tearing apart drawers and closets. They left a mess after searching for valuables but reportedly found nothing and fled. Bosworth, who had stored belongings elsewhere, later discovered the damage.
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F. H. Bosworth
Park Avenue
Boswa
Brooklyn Man Arrested for Stolen Jewelry at Fulton Street Store
Detectives from Brooklyn Headquarters arrested Joseph, resident of 891 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, on the charge of stealing jewelry from H. J. Bridges at 472 Fulton Street where he had been employed as a porter. The issued text contains garbled remnants following the main facts.
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Brooklyn
Joseph Son
Baltic Street
H. J. Bridges
Fulton Street
Aebah Gage
Mt, Ron
Yankees Fall to Boston in Final Game of Series
Veteran Cy Young limited New York to two runs as Boston won 6 to 2. Umpire Sheridan ordered Hogg out for disputing a call in the sixth. Elberfeld hit a first inning triple to spark the Yankees, while Conroy slugged a seventh inning homer for Boston.
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New York Times
Boston
Cy Young
New York
Young
Sheridan
Hogg
Chase
Orth
Keefe
Bostons
Elberfeld
Conroy
Sullivan
Parent
Unglaub
Barrett
Ferris
Laporte
Criger
Bass
Knight
Inns
Crnger
M.pire
Mr. Sheridan
Chicago tops St Louis in twin bill sparking two game sweep
National League action in Chicago where the Cubs edge the Cardinals in both games. First game features miscues and timely hitting leading to a 7 to 6 affair. second game relies on base stealing and steady pitching for a 9 to 1 Chicago win. Key players include Sheckard Evers Hofman Byrne and Beebe for Chicago with O’Hara Howard and Lundgren contributing for St Louis.
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St. Louis
Chicago ST. Louis
Bago
Byrne
Bennett
Steinst
Holly
Howard
Hott
Brown
O'Hara
Evers
Lundgren
Murray
Hofman
Lun
Lush
Adie
Mr. O'Dayans
Ribpoa el Ribpoae
Sheck
Durbin
O'Murray
Burch
Taylor
Beebe
Ehicseo i
Noonan
Fraser
Ee Lundgren
Slagie
OjByrne
Oj Holly
Hiara
Slagle
Hostetter
Beebs
Teady
Mr. O'Day
Downs's Error Loses Detroit Game to Cleveland
Detroit pitcher Donovan loses earlier-season unbeaten mark as Downs miscue in fourth allows two Cleveland runs. Hess struggles behind early errors. Flick and Bradley shine for Cleveland while Detroit cancels out with Crawford and Cobb contributions. Final score Cleveland 6 Detroit 4.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Donovan
Hess
Flick
Bradley
Chicago defeats St Louis 1 0 to open series
In St Louis on June 26 Chicago won the opener 1 to 0. Pelty limited Chicago to a lone run while White pitched a masterful game for Chicago with eight strikeouts. Key hits included two base hits by F Jones and T Jones and a three base hit by Roche. Stolen bases went to Wallace with solid defense behind them.
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Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
White
Petty
F. Jones
T. Jones
Roche
Hahn
Brutler
Wallace
Sullivan
Donohue
Butler
Jones
Pelty
Meesrs
Evans and
Connolly
New England League Scores From Lowell Lawrence and More
Lowell defeats Fall River 7 to 1 at Lowell. Lawrence edges Lynn 4 to 3 at Lawrence. Haverhill sweeps Worcester 7 to 1 at Haverhill. Brockton beats New Bedford 18 to nothing at Brockton.
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Lowell
Fall River
Lawrence—Lawrence
Lynn
Haverhill
Worcester
Brockton
New Bedford
Connecticut League Results Mention Norwich Victory
In the Connecticut League action Norwich defeated Waterbury 9 0 while London New London games show 8 to 1 outcomes. The scorelines indicate Norwich’s strong performance with a forfeited match noted.
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London
New London
New Haven
Norwich
Waterbury
Sports results from Indianapolis and St Paul matches
The records show Indianapolis-Columbus 8 with Minneapolis 10 at the event in Indianapolis. St Paul 2 defeated Milwaukee 1. Toledo 5 faced Louisville 8 in the Toledo duel.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Itt
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Atlantic League Pairwise Scores Reported
In Easton at Easton Elizabeth the Easton team won 8 to 2 against Reading Newark ULfiret with a combined score showing a decisive victory. The Reading Newark contest details are partial and the scoring source is unclear.
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Easton
Elizabeth
Reading
Newark
Ulfiret
Rochester Falls to Jersey City in Slugging nine inning spark
In Rochester New York on June 26 Jersey City outscored the home club 8 to 7 after a ninth inning rally aided by Hayden and Bean. Clancy and Hayden led with two base hits and a home run from Flanagan highlighted Jersey City’s win while Pfannmiller earned the mound victory.
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New York Times
Rochester
N. Y
Jersey City
Hayden
Bean
Ares
Clement
Malay
Clancy
Weed
Moran
Wood
Doran
Bannon
Handford
Merritt
Vandergrift
Pfannmiller
Pappalau
Peppalau
Pappelau
Mr. Cusack
Scores From Buffalo to Toronto Baseball Matchups
Record shows line score style with teams Buffalo and Toronto and listed batteries and umpires. Batters Adkins Hearne Vouwinkle McAlister Umphres Mesers Toyer Dillon Providence Moffit Hurley Kilien Peters Conway noted across venues Buffalo and Toronto.
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Buffalo
Adkins
Hearne
Vouwinkle
McAlister
Toyer and Dillon
Toronto
R.H
Providence
Moffit
Hurley
Kilien and
Peters
Umplire
Mr. Conway
Umpire Baker Gets 15 Days In Jail
Toronto, June 26 Tim Flood second baseman for the Toronto baseball team was arrested after insulting Umpire Conway. He was convicted before Police Magistrate Denteon and sentenced to fifteen days in jail without fine. A petition asks the Minister of Justice for Flood’s pardon. Flood pleaded guilty to aggravated assault misrepresented as common assault.
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Baker
Toronto
Timothy Flood
Conway
Denteon
Flood
New York Athletic Club to Host 78th Travers Island Games
Following a strong showing at Madison Square Garden, the New York Athletic Club readies its 78th Travers Island games next Saturday inviting over twenty thousand. Supt. Jim Kerwin enhances the country estate and the new clubhouse opens to visitors for the first time. Capt Haubold fields a star lineup including Mike Murphy and the Penn foursome in a one mile relay clash, plus a four mile relay. Moffit joins Murphy's squad aiming to top 6 feet 8 1/2 inches high jump. Events include sprints, middle distance, hurdles, relays, jumps, throws, and the 16-pound shot and discus. Special trains run from Willis Avenue 1 to 8 P M.
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Madison Square Garden
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
the Sound
Jim” Kerwin
Haubold
New York
Mike Murphy
University of Pennsylvania
Moffit
Murphy
Cambridge
Willis Avenue
Championship Skating at Garden Draws Big Crowd
At Edison Square Garden last night the Amateur Athletic Union metropolitan championship featured two roller skating races. In the half mile J. Jordan Mohawk A C won with Hutchinson Madison Square Garden A C and Barker Mohawk A C third. In the five mile race J. Jordan again took first with Blackburn Madison Square Garden A C and Merlo Northwestern A C third. Time 1 33 and 16 19 respectively.
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Metropolitan Champonent
Amateur Athletic Union
Edison Square Garden
Geary
J. Jordan
Mohawk A. C
Charles Hutchinson
Madison Square Garden A. C
W. B. Barker
Willam Blackburn
Madison. Square Garden A. C
Eer Merlo
Northwestern A. C
Yachts Start Tomkins Prize Race Off Sea Gate
Three yachts began the Tomkins prize race at the Atlantic Yacht Club Sea Gate yesterday. A rain squall broke Ost after the start and carried away the wind as it moved to sea. Only Spider, owned by Chubb, remained able to finish.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Spider
Chubb
Scores and Schedules From Yesterday’s Baseball Results
Scores show Boston 6 New York 2 and Cleveland 4 Detroit 1 with rain affecting Chicago and St Louis. Tonight New York visits Philadelphia while Boston hosts Brooklyn, and Philadelphia meets Washington in a rain impacted schedule.
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New York
Boston
Brooklyn-Pladelphia
Chicago
T. St. Louis
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Louisa
Washington, Pa
A. Duerr & Co
Broadway
77Th St
Orrel A. Parker
Harvard Freshman Four Beats Yale in Thames Race
New London Conn June 26 Harvard freshman four won from Yale four in a mile race by three quarters length on the Thames. Harvard time 5 32 wet conditions. Harvard eight later defeated Yale eight in a half mile, time 2 20. Glass of Harvard Varsity crew ill and removed from the boat.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Blake
Newhall
Perkins
Lawrence
Bancroft
Ayer
McGrew
Bow
Marvin
Blagden
Stroke
Strong
Mitchell
Cameron
Coffin
Yarmouth
Whittier
Adams
Thomas
Byers
Gordon Glass
Harvard Varsity
Fort Griswold House
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Manahan
Glass
Capt. Bacon
Lunt
Capt Bacon
Cornell
Swaim
Ciew
James
New Haven
West Bank
Gales, Ferry
Red Top
Wallis Ready to Row for Yale against Harvard
Yale coach John Kennedy announced Wallis the freshman eight stroke would row tomorrow after illness. Wallis’s return boosts Yale confidence for a near even contest with Harvard. Austin shifts to No 4 as Yale crews train in light sessions.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
John Kennedy
Yale
Wallis
Harvard
Austin
No. 4
Junior Championship Meet Set for July 6 at Celtic Park
The Metro-Iitan Association Championship Committee will meet at the Yandotte Club at 232 East Fifty-eighth Street next Monday evening to decide on the junior championships to be held at Celtic Park on July 6. The Irish American Athletic Club and the New York Athletic Club will bring large teams, including several college representatives from this season’s meets.
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Metro- Iitan Association
Yandotte Club
East Fifty-eighth Street
Celtic Park
Irish-American Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Marblehead Race Entries Close July 1 for Stevens Cup
Power boat competitors are warned that entries for the Marblehead Stevens Cup close July 1 and the race opens to cruising power boats of at least 80 feet overall. The start is set for July 26 from New Rochelle Yacht Club. Send entries to Mr. R. M. Haddock, New Rochelle, New York.
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Marblehead
New Rochelle
Yecht Club
R. M. Haddock
N. Y
Athletic clubs denied sanction for schoolboy events
The Metropolitan Association states no sanction was granted to Ridgewood Corona and Hickeville Athletic Clubs. Any boy’s event in their games will be barred from future meets held or sanctioned by the Public Schools Athletic League.
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The
Metropolitan Association
Ridgewood Athletic Club
Corona Athletic Club
Hickeville Athletic Club
Public Schools Athletic League
German Emperor's Yacht Meteor Collides in Race Incident
In Kiel on June 26 the yacht Meteor owned by Emperor William lost her bobstay and bow during a heavy surf while racing with the Hamburg to Eckernfoerde. Four Admirals aboard along with Capt. A. A. Hebbinghaus Naval Attache and Allison Armour of Chicago were thrown about but none injured.
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Kiel
Germany
Emperor William
Meteor
Eckernfoerde
Hamburg
Allison W. Armour
Chicago
A. A. Hebbinghaus
Wash
Rain Delays National Tennis Championship Play in Philadelphia
Rain disrupted today's schedule at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, with only the women's singles crown match abandoned. Carrie Neely and Marie Weimer won the doubles opener, and Helen Homans will not defend her singles title. Key results include Chase over Wildey in singles and Neely-Weimer over Chapman-Pouch in doubles, plus mixed doubles and several men's matches advancing to second round.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Martin
Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Marie Weimer
Washington
G. L. Chapman
Nyack
N. Y
W. H. Pouch
Englewood
Helen Rodgers
Ostheimer
Wildey
Miss Leroy
Clement Wainwright
H. B. Register
University of Pennsylvania
G. A. Gordon
Harvard
D. Mather
F. C. Morgan
F. E. Dixon
J M. Wistar, Jr
R. Thayer
Wallace F. Johnson
Dr. P. B. Hawk
A. Thayer
Ad Hoskins
W. J. Clothier
Efau
Behr Beats Fox in All England Lawn Championship
Karl H. Behr the Yale champion defeated Wilson Fox of Britain at Wimbledon 6-2 6-2 6-4. Norman Brooks of Australia edged A F Wilding of New Zealand in five sets 2-6 6-2 6-8 2-8 6-3.
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London
Wimbledon
Karl H. Behr
Yale
Wilson Fox
Behr
Norman E. Brooks
Australia
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters Defeat Meadow Brook 11–7 in Rain
Bryn Mawr fox hunters beat Meadow Brook Freebooters 11 to 7 despite heavy rain. Home team led 4–1 after the first period and was shut out in the second as Bryn Mawr tied and pulled ahead, finishing with two goals in the final period. Referee F. Cogover. Scorer H. Geer. Tomorrow Meadow Brook second team meets its first team for the Club Cups.
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New York Times
Hempstead
Bryn Mawr Fox Hunters
Meadow Brook
Ufe
Brin Mawr
Cogover
Erd
H. Geer
Kellogg Captains Cup leads in Morris County golf
In Morristown New Jersey on June 26 the Captain's Cup round for ladies at Morris County Golf Club concluded with Mrs Frederick R Kellogg winning five up on bogey and 3 points. Miss Bryce finished even on bogey with 2 points and Miss Holmes was one down earning 1 point.
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New York Times
Morristown
N. J
Morris County Golf Club
Frederick R. Kellogg
Miss Bryce
Miss Holmes
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