Mayor defies committees over election officials in Brooklyn
Mayor Gaynor removes Kane and Page from election posts while recognizing them as holdovers, defying Kings County Democrats and New York Republican leaders who demanded replacement. The dispute centers on removal power and the role of the Governor under election law.
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Gaynor
James Kane
Brooklyn
Charles B. Page
Manhattan
Kings County Democratic Committee
Republican County Committee of
New York
J. Grattan McMahon
Kane
Brooklyn Democratic Organization
William Leary
Court of Appeals
Page
McMahon
Leary
Republican County Committee
Commissioner of Accounts
Fosdick
Kings County
Samuel Koenig
Moses Melee
Republican
Koenig
McMsion
Mme
Meyor
Mastor
Wilo
Board of Elections
Suffragists Rally in Queens Plaza Open Air Meeting
Mary Donnelly of Mrs Belmonts Fourteenth District Club tells Long Island City women that a woman voter would defeat the meat trust, while others praise suffrage leadership and school funding. Grace Raymond urges voting women to secure a new schoolhouse.
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Adam
Mary Donnelly
Harry Hastings
Gleason
Long Island City
Mary Halton
Grace A Raymond
Woman Suffrage Party
Brooklyn
Oil Rebate Ties to Gas Companies Under 1909 10 Surplus
The Public Service Commission released Brooklyn Union Gas Company’s annual statement showing 1909 and 1910 operations. It notes a $448,674 credit from Standard Oil on 1908 oil purchases, a factor in the eighty cent gas dispute and potential impact on gas production costs and net earnings.
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Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
James R. Garfield
Federal Commissioner of Corporations
Consolidated Gas Company
Garfield
Richmond Lighting Company
Standard
Kings County Gas Company
Consolidated Company
New York
The
Consolidated Gas
Saints County Gas Company
Consolidated
Pubic Service Commission
Commission
Young Austrian 16 Delivers Firebrand Free Speech in Bronx
Joseph Werner, a sixteen year old from Austria, gave a forceful free speech during Bronx Public School 9 commencement. After repeating the talk on a soap box at 189th Street and St. Ann's Avenue, Patrolman White ordered him to stop. Werner argued and was taken to Alexander Avenue Station where night court would hear his speech to the Magistrate.
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Joseph Werner
America
Public School 9
Brown Place
138Th Street
Bronx
Werner
189Th Street
St. Ann’s Avenue
Polleceman White
White
Aexander Avenue
Weymann Arrives for English Aviation Championship
Charles Weymann, American aviator and U S representative at the International aviation championship in East Church England, arrives at the Isle of Shepey Aerodrome with a 100 horsepower Gnome motor for his Nieuport machine. Cortlandt Field Bishop and Allan A. Ryan are slated to attend the delegation.
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Charles Weymann
United States
East Church
England
Isle of Shepey
Weymann
Cortlandt Field Bishop
International Aeronautical Federation
Allan A. Ryan
The
Aero Club of America
Cuban De Oro Edges Kling In Open Handicap Match
The first block of a two night handicap three cushion carrom billiard match at John Doyle's Forty second Street Billiard Academy ended with Alfred De Oro defeating Johnny Kling 50 to 48 after a tight game. De Oro concedes 20 points in a 100 point target and must reach 89 over two nights. De Oro had a high run of 7 and Kling a best of 6.
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Johnny Kling
Boston
Alfred de Oro
John Doyle
de Oro
Kling
Hudson River Golf Championship Opens at Rockland Club
The Hudson River golf championship begins today at Rockland County Club Spark Hill New York with play continuing Friday and Saturday. The nine hole course spans 3000 yards and favorites include Gil Tiffany who has won twice and Archie who has held the trophy once.
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Rockland County Club
Sparkhill
N. Y
Hudson River Golf Association
Gil
Tiffany
Archie
Harvard and Yale crews await flag in quiet quarters
Yale ends practice for Friday race as Coach Kennedy says the squad is in top condition. Harvard and Yale boats prepare for a 10:30 race amid evening workouts and intercamp trial brushes with crews listed for both sides.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Meikelham
Yale
Kennedy
Harvard
Elwell
Oldenburg
Crane
Street
Barnum
Bartlett
Auto Route To Regatta Aims For Best Yale Harvard Path
The Automobile Club of America reports the shore road as best for tomorrow’s Yale Harvard boat race. The Boston Post Road is poor from Pelham Park Way to New Rochelle, with a northern detour via Cos Cob signposted to Stamford. Milford Turnpike to New Haven is in good condition. Saybrook ferry added if needed.
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Bureau of Tours
The
Automobile Club of America
Shore Road
New Rochelle
Pelham Parkway
Cos Cub
Stamford
Milford
New Haven
Old Saybrook
Connecticut River
Saybrook
Cross Roads
Centre Brook
Deep River
Chester
Hiadlyme Station
Hadlyme
Brookway
Hamburg
Old Lyme
Lyme
New London
Flanders
lLaysville
Niantic
Bowen Named Commodore of Cornell Navy Crew for Next Year
Following a banqu et the Cornell businessmen elected Edward Fletcher Bowen the stroke oar of the Varsity crew for the past two years as Commodore of the Navy for the ensuing year. Bowen succeeds Coxswain Henry J. Kimball who led the crew this year. The Varsity four oared crew was given a warm reception by the business men and students. Courtney oversaw the shell unpacking and said his men ruled the race as he mapped it out. The Cornell oarsmen praised the Columbia eight and New Yorkers for sportsmanship but felt the real race began after the bridge and saved energy for the final miles.
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New York Times
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Edward Fletcher Bowen
Navy
Bowen
Henry J. Kimball
Courtney
Columbia
Langford to Box Fitzgerald in Ten Rounds Tonight
Sam Langford of Boston trains at a Westchester road house ahead of facing Jack Fitzgerald of Philadelphia at the National S C. Langford’s manager Joe Woodman says the fighter has kept condition steady and avoided excess. Fitzgerald is reported in top form after workouts near Philadelphia and aims to push Langford to the full ten rounds.
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Sam Langford
Boston
Jack Fitzgerald
S. C
Westchester Road House
Joe Woodman
Langford
Quaker City
Jim Smith
Fitzgerald
Philadelphia
Seabright Hosts Annual Invitation Lawn Tennis Meet
The Tour nament Committee of Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club announces the annual invitation lawn tennis tournament to start Monday July 10 aboard a boat leaving Cedar Street at 3 45 P M. Signatories include N W Niles W A Larned Beals C Wright and others. The challenge cup, held for one year by the singles winner, requires three victories to own it. Previous holders include Larned Wright Little Clothier and Niles the defender this year. Cups for singles and doubles were donated by local patrons John Harsen Rhodes Ira arrows Harden Crawford. Club championships follow the invitation event with first matches July 19.
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Seabright
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
Cedar Street
New York
N. W. Niles
W. A. Larned
Beals C. Wright
William J. Clothier
H. H. Hackett
Raymond D. Little
George L. Wrenn
Wallace F. Johnson
Karl Behr
B. P. Larned
T. R Pell
G. F. Touchard
G. M. Church
Fee
C. F. Watson, Jr
Fritz Achelis
F. Butler Alexander
R. D. Little
W. J. Clothier
Niles
John Harsen Rhodes
Ira Arrows
Harden L. Crawford
Phillips Advances to Long Island Tennis Semis in Three-Set Thriller
B M Phillips of Harlem Tennis Club reaches the semi finals after a hard three set win over F G Anderson at Kings County Tennis Club. Other results include Vosnell over Johnson in three and Phillips’s later 6 8 6 4 victory, with doubles action and round robin plays at Knollwood Country Club.
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Long Island
Kings County Tennis Club
B. M. Phillips
Harlem Tennis Club
F. G. Anderson
Anderson
Phillips
Voshell
C. L. Johnson, Jr
C. A. Major
Arthur Gwinne
C. Parata
G. A. L. Dionne
S. H. Vosnell
L. Johnson, Jr
H. L. Westfall
J. W. Anderson
F. Touchard
C. G. Thomas
F. H. Gates
R. H. Gates
H. N. Jennings, Jr
L. Reimer
Tremont Tennis Club to Hold Open Tournament in New York
The Tremont Tennis Club at 175th Street and Walton Avenue hosts an open on July 1 4 8 5.04 and 16 featuring men’s singles and doubles with prizes for winners runners-up and a first round consolation prize. Entries close July 1 at 11 AM with the referee providing conditions and blanks. William H Landridge 1764 Walton Avenue New York invites high school players for experience.
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Tremont Tennis Club
175Th Street
Walton Avenue
William H. Landridge
New York
Weather forecast for cotton and grain states June forecast
Special to The New York Times US Weather Bureau issues forecasts for Thursday and Friday across states. Local showers in many areas including North Carolina and South Carolina. fair to unsettled in others with variable winds. Temperatures warm in interior Texas Louisiana and Missouri with showers possible in several eastern portions.
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Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Miceien
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Lower
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Bibelot Wins Emperor William's Cup in Kiel Yacht Race
American yacht Bibelot wins the Emperor William's Cup after a tight finish with Beaver in the fifth international sender class race. Bibelot placed first with 2 18 01, Beaver second 2 18 08, Cima retired early, Seehund III. placed third in the third leg. The win secures three of five races for Bibelot. the Beaver takes the Prince Henry Cup.
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Kiel
Germany
Bibelot
Beaver
Harry Payne Whitney
New York Yacht Club
R. W. Emmons
Eastern Yacht Club
Eckernfoerde
Prof. C. Harries
Germania
Lieut. Krupp von Bohlen
Halbach
Alexander S. Cochran
New York
Prince Henry
Prussia
Badger
United States
F. A. Traut
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Imperial Yacht Club
Marine Academy
New York Veterans Defeat Columbian Oval By 145 Runs
At West New Brighton on the grounds of the New York Veterans Cricket Association the local eleven beat Columbian Oval by 145 runs with two wickets to spare. W Radford took eight wickets for 30 runs, while S B Standfast top scored with 80. Other notable scorers included F F Kelly 28 and F Butler 24. Columbia Oval’s Seignior was top scorer with 10 not out as Columbia Oval 50 all out, New York Veterans 195 for eight.
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New York
F. F. Kelly
F. Butler
A. Hoskins
Columbia Oval
Seignior
New York Veterans
Hotchkiss Dominates Pittsburg Tennis Showdown
In Pittsburg on June 28 Miss Hazel Hotchkiss of Berkeley National champion swept Tuesday play 6-2 6-0 over Miss Lois Moyes of Toronto. Miss Bunce and Miss Sutton advance to face Hotchkiss in the final, with other doubles results noted.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Field Club
Hazel Hotchkiss
Berkeley
Cal
Lois Moyes
Toronto
Hotchkiss
Florence Sutton
Dorothy Wilson
Elizabeth Bunce
New York
Edith Schmidt
Miss Bunce
Miss Sutton
Miss Hotchkiss
Miss Moyes
J. E. McLain
T. S. Jacques
Charles Garland
J. L. Cote
T. W. Stephens
Dr. Craven
P. D. Siverde
Mrs. Sunstein
Athletic Badge banners boost school competition in New York
Public Schools Athletic League honors and banners spread school spirit as 46 000 pupils from 100 elementary schools competed for athletic badges. Five banners awarded to top elementary schools by percentage of badges won. Drake and Wingate praised and presented banners.
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S. R. Guggenheim
Public Schools Athletic League
Frederick Walter Lewisohn
Messrs. Lewisohn
Public Athletic League
Manhattan
Bronx
P. S
Queens
P.S
Richmond
Simeon J. Drake
New York Stock Exchange
Drake
George W. Wingate
P. S&s
Hattan
Joseph E. Griffin
Gen. Wingate
Brooklyn
King Defeats Carleton In Long Acre Ring Fight
Eddie King of Newark outpointed Carleton over ten rounds in the feature at Long Acre Arena. The bout was mostly infighting with few clean exchanges and King maintained the lead from the opening bell. Semifinal saw Joe Kelly decision Mickey Devine in a rough four rounds.
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Eddie King
Newark
Lower West Side
Long Acre A
King
Carleton
Mickey Devine
Joe Kelly
Kelly
Devine
Young Guarini
Jimmy Keey
Young Groom
Young Me
Jimmy Howe
Buckley
Dragna
Young Perra
Bothner Defends Wrestling Title with Straight Falls
In Boston on June 28 George Bothner world welterweight champion defended his title against WII Bingham of England at the American League baseball grounds. Bothner won two straight falls with first fall in all minutes and second in 2 1/4 minutes.
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Bothner
Boston
George Bothner
Wii Binggham
England
Weighing for Hiberon Ha Steeplechase announced
Weights for the Hiberon Ha Steeplechase at Long Branch New Jersey were announced. The entries include Waterspeed 162 Ontario 154 Far West Gun Cotton 140 Speculator 18 Feuldl 136 Jackfrost 155 Supplement 135 and 60. Warrron toss.
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Elkwood
Long Branch
N. J
Waterspeed
Ontario
Far West
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