Cornell Wins Two College Boat Races On Hudson
Cornell and Syracuse split victories at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on the Hudson. In the varsity eight Cornell led by Edward Foote with a near record pace, beating Syracuse by over a length. Georgetown and Columbia followed. The freshman race went to Cornell, with Syracuse second and Columbia third. The varsity four-oared race saw Cornell win in a fast time of 20 minutes 29 2-5 seconds, while Syracuse captured the two mile freshmen distance record in 10 minutes 18 2-5 seconds.
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Decoration Day
Mayor halts payments in McNichol filtration case
Philadelphia Mayor orders Public Works to stop warrants for Daniel J. McNichol related to a $25 million filtration project. He alleges overpayment for inferior materials, questions contractor costs, and notes a forgery case against ex-chief John W. Hill. The dispute centers on mischarged excavation and city expense.
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Director of Public Works
Daniel J. McNichol
John W. Hill
Bureau of Filtration
WG. Haddock
Ashbridge
McNichol
Horse Poisoners At Work In East Side
Reports claim a gang is poisoning horses on the east side with fifteen deaths on Rivington Street between Attorney and Willett Streets over weeks. Jacob Bank owner of horses at 206 and 208 Rivington, Joseph Bank at 231 Rivington, and William Heyer at 246 Rivington have all lost animals. Authorities suspect cruelty or business rivalry motives.
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Newbury Doctor Reports Secretary Gaining Strength
NEWBURY New Hampshire June 28 Dr Murphy the only physician at the Hay residence says the Secretary is steadily gaining strength and will likely sit up by the end of the week. Tonight the patient was resting comfortably.
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Many Strange Mishaps Accompany Small Fire
A Brooklyn one alarm fire at 4923 Third Avenue involved Engine Company 189. While extinguishing the blaze, William Garden, eighty, died of suffocation. An ambulance crash injured Doctor Runk and the horse. driver Charles Runke and fireman Patrick Grace were hurt by a collision with an elevated pillar. A horse broke a leg and was shot.
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Cumberland Street
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Vanderbilt Avenues
Vanderbilt Avenue
Wiliam Runk
Engine Company No. 139
Forty-fifth Street
Charles Runke
Runke
Patrick J. Grace
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Norwegian Hospital
Grace
Gates Forming Steel Rival Network Across Markets
John W. Gates and associates of the Republic Iron and Steel Company have secured possession of the Pittsburg Steel Company properties and hold an option on Ashland steel assets in Kentucky and Ohio. The move aims to challenge United States Steel Corporation, leveraging Monessen and Glaysport plants valued around 3 million dollars.
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John W. Gates
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Pittsburg Steel Company
Ashland Steel
Ashland
Ironton
Ohio
Postal Conspiracy Cases Dismissed in Court
Washington June 28 The government dropped conspiracy to defraud charges against James T Metcalf Harry C Halle nbeck and Norman R Metcalf linked to a money order blanks contract after District Attorney Beach reviewed the evidence and moved to dismiss in Criminal Court.
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Beach
James T. Metcalf
Harry C. Hallenbeck
Norman R. Metcalf
Burglars and Defaulters Ad By National Surety Co
National Surety Co at 35 Nassau Street advertises protection against both burglars and defaulters, offering security services and insurance solutions to safeguard property and finances.
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Dredging Halt Suspends Ambrose Channel Work
Work on the Ambrose channel from Sandy Hook to New York halted as Metropolitan Dredging Company withdrew its ships the Thomas and Mills and laid off ninety four crews. The project, four years in progress with over two miles completed, faces uncertainty as contracts may need renegotiation after the death of contractor Andrew Onderdonk and a dispute with his heirs.
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Sandy Hook
New York
Metropolitan Dredging
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Shooter's Island
United States
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Andrew Onderdonk
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Henry M. Work
Kimberly and Clark Paper prepares Chicago selling agency
The Kimberly and Clark Paper Company with mills in Neenah Appleton and Kimberly plans a Chicago selling agency to handle all its products. It acts in case the United States Court orders the General Paper Company books to be brought into court, a decision feared by the company.
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New York Times
Appleton, Wis
Kimberly and Clark Paper Company
Neenah, Appleton, and Kimberly
General Paper Company
Chicago
United States
Work resumes on Schwab mansion project on Riverside Drive
Yesterday the Schwab mansion on Seventy-third Street and Riverside Drive resumed after a strike ordered days earlier by the Associated Building Trades was settled.
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Riverside Drive
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