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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1909

Page

9

Hammerless Wins Dist Race at Sheepshead Bay Stakes

Hammerless, a three-year-old filly, defeated Bonnie Kelso by three lengths in the mile and three-sixteenths turf race at Sheepshead Bay. Sir John Johnson, a Saratoga bred from Sanford Stable, won the Sheepshead Bay Stakes one mile sealing, while Nimbus and Cohort battled for place. Hammerless also showed top form earlier, reversing sprinter expectations with steady stamina.

Sheepshead Bay Hammerless Bonnie Kelso Sir John Johnson Sanford Hurricana Farm Dreamer Nimbus Cohort J. I.mcginnis Woodford Clay B. c Star Shoots Kentucky Belle IL J. E. Madden Miss Kearney B. F EK. Dugan Ava Butwell Pantoufle J. Bergen Desirous McCarthy Sententious G. Garner St. Kevin J. J. O'Brien B. G Alpha-Turea Dupee Ess Leonce Fuller O. K J. Ryan Palmer Touchwood Stone J. Franklyn Reginald Daisy Scoville J. L. NcGinnis Charlie Hargrave Belmont Dulleave Eo Acumn Butler Canfield H. Smith Niagara Ray James Gaffney Julia Powel Ch. F Glass Jeanne D’arc J. W. Coit Luciasger Beider Lizzle Dugan Nor Ime Upton Thomas Wright Rio Grande Powers Tak Bigot Grand Okentite Butiler Beauclerc Lynch Gus Helm G. Burns Eschau McCahey Golconda Creevy King Kazooks Clements Killiecrankie Crawley Imitator Hyland Shapdale Ural Lighthouse G. van Schoten Edward C. L. Harrison Ch. c Veterallowares H. B. Duryea B. Bo Bevernck Oneck Doyo Lawton Wiggins Beacon Light Frederic Johnson Thomas We ‘Watts Uneas Camden St. Dunstan Br. c Seoville M. Cambrien McDaniel Jack Frost Fighting Bob Page Blandara Cromley

Elkwood and Other Stakes Racecard Highlights

The program lists multiple races with names such as The Elkwood for three-year-olds and up on a six and a half furlongs track, The Tradition for fillies and mares two years old on the Futurity course, The Colin for three-year-olds non-winners of 1000, and the Nasturtium Handicap for two-year-olds five and a half furlongs. Entries include horses like Castlewood, Waponoca, Nattle Bumppo, Trois Temp, and others with assigned weights and recent form hints, reflecting a dense, era-specific harness of the meeting.

Elkwood Castlewood Constellation Mr. Jorrocks Geo. W. Lebolt Sadriuche Seymour Beutler Black Mary Cordova Takahira Killochan Wartford Boy Ida D Colin Rince Ga Dispute Ruxton Neti Dandy Dixon Royal Vorbatim Wesiesun Edad Bicmien Dalmatian Pretend Rocky Parent Reybourne Firebox Glennadeane Dittle King Icarus Everett James Montgomery Mipreeherdesichis Arcite Aepeeerde Ammany T. Joseph The Squire Peek Erly Loeks i Florence Coonskin Ool Oort Ethel le Brume Collart

Americans and British Polo Cup Match Postponed to July 1

Queen Alexandra wishes to attend the next Ameri can polo cup contest in London and witnesses the postponement to July 1. The British team sees changes with Harry Rich moving to No 1 and Capt. Hardress Leigh replacing Lord Wodehouse at back.

London Queen Alexandra F . Freake P. W. Nickalls Harry Rich Herbert Wilson Capt Hardressoe Lord Wodeoo

Fall racing dates dispute among New York tracks stalls plan

Managers of New York tracks debate the division of two and a half months of Fall racing after Saratoga ends in August. Aqueduct Jamaica and Brighton Beach sit out Spring and Summer but seek Fall dates, with a proposed schedule to be sent to the Steward of The Jockey Club for approval.

New York Association For Owners and Breeders Saratoga Aqueduct Jamaica Brighton Beach Jockey Club

Bat's Delight Wins Prix at Maisons-Laffitte

In Paris on June 29 six American runners competed at Maisons-Laffitte. W. K. Vanderbilt owned Bat's Delight, the winner of the Prix Dessai des Pousiches, with American horses taking two honors.

Paris Maisons-Laffitte W. K. Vanderbilt

Steeplechase rider injured at Sheepshead Bay in fall

Steeplechase jockey Efarry Stone riding Touchwood broke his right arm when Touchwood fell early in a chase at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. James Gaffney introduced Julia Powell to turf in the first race. Powell won for Gaffney with borrowed colors. Gaffney plans more purchases, adding Alfred Noble to his stable. Harrison’s Democ rat led turf success, with Waldo and Alfred Noble noted in three-year-old line. Joe Madden, injured in the Tidal Stakes, will be shelved for months. Independence Steeplechase Handicap weights were released with Sanctus top at 165 pounds and Waterspeed 154 among fifteen entries.

Fefarry Stone Touchwood Sheepshead Bay James Gaffney Julia Powell Mr. Gaffney Alfred Noble Charles L. Harrison Mr. Harrison Waldo S. C. Hildreth Joe Madden Sanctus King Castile California King Jimmy Lane Waterspeed

Ford Car No 2 Wins New York to Seattle Race Prize

Referee Robert Guggenheim rejected Shawmut’s protest against Ford Car No 2. Ford receives the trophy cap and 2000 dollars, Shawmut earns 1500 dollars as second prize. Acme car arrived in Seattle at 2 30 this afternoon and stayed in the race despite delays.

Seattle Wash Shawmut New York Robert Guggenheim Ford Acme

Middle States Lawn Tennis Tourney results at Orange L T Club NJ

Results from the Middle States Lawn Tennis tournament at Orange L T Club New Jersey show first round winners including Holden Dabney Rosenbaum Potter Bennett Miller Johnson and others. Second round features Wagner Stevens Dabney Bull Forney Hinck Martin Talant. Third round lists Palmer and Little advancing with close scores.

Orange L. T. Club New Jersey R. A. Holden Howard Homans Arthur S. Dabney, Jr Louis J. Dreyfus Dr. J. William Rosenbaum F.S. Bain Thomas W. Potter J. T. West Walter W. Bennett Mortimer S. Weir Spencer Miller, Jr D. B. Pelser Norman G. Johnson George S. Groesbeck Dr. Ewing E. Taylor Edgar I. Lee George O. Wagner Karl H. Behr Harry C. Martin Ewing E. Taylor Hugh Tallant Robert le Roy Benjamin M. Phillips Dr. P. R. Cole Richard H. Palmer Raymond D. Little M. C. Stevens

A A U to Use Steel Tapes for Record Events

At a conference James E. Sullivan and Frederick W. Rubien agreed that records in tape dependent events will only count if measured with tested steel tapes. The Record Committee urged associations to withhold sanction unless meet organizers provide steel tapes. The hop step and jump record by Daniel Ahearne at Celtic Park June 27 was disallowed after Rubien found a cloth tape stretched six to ten inches per fifty feet.

James E. Sullivan Frederick W. Rubien Amateur Athletic Union Daniel Ahearne Celtic Park Rubien W. L. Jones

Cyclist Floyd A. MacFarland Injured at Newark Velodrome

Floyd A. MacFarland of San Jose a noted professional cyclist and six day racer escaped serious harm at the Newark Velodrome while training. A rear tire on the motor pacing machine burst throwing him from his wheel and breaking his left arm at the wrist and elbow with facial cuts.

Floyd A. MacFarland San Jose Cal Europe Newark

Customs Rulings Lower Tariff on Metal Based Trout Flies

The Board of United States General Appraisers allows trout and bass flies entry at 45 percent duty under metal content. Wakem & McLaughlin’s protest is sustained as articles deemed manufactured feathers with 50 percent duty are reclassified. General Appraiser Fischer notes metal's substantial value, resulting in the duty reduction. Protests by Abbey & Imbrie on fish hooks and by A. & H. Veith and Knauth, Nachod & Kuhne on steel stampings and steel cylinders for seiting gas are partially sustained or denied as applicable.

Board of United States General Appraisers Wakem & McLaughlin Fischer Abbey & Imbrie A. & H. Veith and Knauth Nachod & Kuhne

Court calendars today announce a busy supreme court session

The state supreme court schedule lists Special Term Part I motions with a long docket led by Raymond-Waters and In re Trust Co of America, with 70 plus cases across many firm names such as Bush, Weil, Tibby Bros, Hollister French, Conte, Furniss, Carman Somerville, and many others. Surrogates Court Chambers preside wills for probate including Rosalie Myers and Annie McNamara while Surrogates Court Cohalan handles a contested will for Jennie S. Gookin.

Supreme Court South End Realty Co-Auto Garage Co Pierrpont Hotel Co Rosenstein-Singer Sewing Machine Co Gartner- Schwartzler City of NY Jones-Jones Banner Fashion Co-Bussendorffer Standard Fashion Cosame Johnston-Garvey Bock-Bock Feldman-Krieger Mealio Feder- Feder Graf-Dunphy American Ex Natl Bank-Slade Rudd Wilcox Brown-O’brien Freyer-Sie Greenbaum Life Ins Co-Myers Chambers Thomas S.—Wills Rosalie Myers Annie McNamara Annie K. Nevins Mary Kugel Jane Davis August Peterson Eliza N. Gray Maria McGovern Maria M. Glade Regina M. Sw

Receivers Appointed New York Supreme Court Docket

Supreme Court judges Giegerich Blanchard and Beers preside over several receiverships and cases. Parties include David Hyman vs Leopold Goldstein, Commonwealth Sec Co vs Brown Realty Co, Lucius Beers vs Joel Marks, Alex Stephan vs Washington Heights Pub Co, and Rudolph Dine vs St Marks Coast Co.

Supreme Court

Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court

The list names referees appointed by the New York Supreme Court including J. Elias Brew for Giegerich Co versus Jamascia and S. L. H. Ward for Ward, with others such as Charles L. Hoffman handling Linhardt cases and Arthur M. Levy involved in Meg.

Supreme Court—Giegerich J.elias Brew. Co Jamascia S. L. H.ward Linhardt Charles L. Hoffman Matter of Morgan Henry A. Friedman Supreme Court—Blanchard Brown Rogers & Pyatt Bankson T. Morgan Liberman Meir Arthur M. Levy Weil Berkman Philip J. McCook Williams Richard M. Henry

Westchester County Court Case Details

County court at Plattsburgh presided by Judge Platt involves defendants Henry Williams and Ernest La Mura, with plaintiffs John Todd and others listed. Proceedings outline rights and claims in a People v. party context.

Bankruptcy notices list receivers and claims in several cases

Judge Hand appoints Wallace Cook Jr. and L Hollingsworth Wood as receivers in bankruptcies including Louis Wasserstrom and the Parisian Importing Co.. debts and assets are listed for firms such as Rutaced Company, Frances Textor, Jordan & Fox, Fearless Manufacturing, Benjamin Landau, and others with liabilities ranging from thousands to tens of thousands and assets including stock, horses, cash, and accounts.

Louis Wasserstrom Hand Wallace Cook, Jr Wooster Street Madison Avenue William Prichep St. Ann’s Avenue Judge Hand L. Hollingsworth Wood Fancy Feathers Waverley Place Merrill E. Gates Frances Textor West Forty-ninth Street Jordan & Fox Delancey Street B. Lissberger & Co Tacony Iron Company Fourteenth Street Bank Abrams & Rubin William Henkel, Jr East Eleventh Street Fearless Manufacturing Company Children’s Underwear Broadway Peterborough N. H G. Gould Worcester Mass Grinnell, Willis & Co First National Bank of Peterborough Benjamin Landau East Seventeenth Street Regina Margarethen Ignatz Margarethen Joseph Steiner & Brother Spitz & Heubsch Twentieth Century Manufacturing Company Warren Street Hays, Hershfield & Wolf George, B. Wilson Philadelphia Scoville Manufacturing Company Suffern & Son Merchants’ Exchange National Bank William P. Crary

Judgments Filed Against Numerous Debtors Over 100 Dollars

A list of judgments entered yesterday against many debtors including Amsterdam Saul State Bank 254 dollars and Baker Charles 271 dollars. Other notable names include Gordon David 1672 dollars Glick Hyman 1600 dollars King Samuel 110 dollars Kelly Mary 6328 dollars Longstreet Walter 1710 dollars and multiple others with amounts ranging from 110 to 5965 dollars. The actions involve various lenders such as State Bank Union Exchange National Bank of New York and T Allison among others.

Orently David Union Exchange National Bank of New York Paine John H Aeolian Co Pierzon Jeffreys F.—T. Allison Palansky Louis—A. Greiffer Randle Arthur E McGraw Pub. Co Reeder Adolph L Brainworth Whittemore Co J. Rittino Gaetano John C M. Zimmermann Co Wallon William and George E Terendeen Mfg. Co Wintheim Henry R. Stavin Witcofsky Leon M. Zimmermann & Co Weiss Louis State Bank Weissman Jacob H Amsterdam Saul Ann Robert R. A G. R. Sutherland Same Appleton Robert W G. G. Ward, Jr Allen Samuel E. C. Sheehy T. R H. Gill Finegan Austin A. G. Evans Gordon Glick Hyman Garside Herbert T. Allison Sue. Green John M. Low Grossman S. Jaffe Gaughran E. E. Bergen Gotlieb Maurice H M.J. Feinberg William S.—H. Mills Hess Barney B. Sharps Holmes Harry K N. Y. Telephone Co Hauschildt Willy W. J. Amussen Eva S E. Badt Johnston Walter R Jerchower Morris Same Knittle Charles T. A. Shiels Same—Same Kelly Mary—M. Peters Kingsland Albert A F. Evers Kruse Edward H.—T King Samuel—Same Kendall Lyman B.—Same Ketterer Percival C.—Same Kienle Charles H.—A. Grayzel Kahn Alexander N J. de Hart Kruck Henry D H. W. Siebert Lomier Sigmund Cumberland Glass Mfg. Co Leopold Louis—A. Rommel Levy Reuben W Lorber Eees Harness Co Lawson Fidele C. Clavel Laus Andrea G. Rossano Ladd I. Gifford R. Acker Longstreet Walter P M. & E. Appel Co Mayer, David Lance Mattar Tewfick M T. R. Denzer Morehead Franklin C Motley James M Marshall Dens Maas Louis—Same Mannigan James Wee Beis Miner John L.—Same Mayer Marcus—Same Macarthy John W.—Same Macartney John W Monahan Jennie Aes L. Ward McClelland Wm. B M. G. . McClelland Costs McGinnis Daniel M. Rosenfeld Miller George M J. Lapinsky & Co McKllhargy Malcolm—J. Greek McGann John—A. Myers Nieberg Harry Bligs Hudgon Trust Co Odell Gus C B. Batt

Debtors and creditors listed with dates and amounts

A series of names pairs appear with judgment filing dates and amounts owed or released. Entries include Brooklyn Union 2 a R. R. Co. with J. Gall on April 17, 1900 for 430, and others like Connelly William A with F. E. Goldsmith on June 11, 1909 for 316, along with Conroy Robert F and Sorn Brothers Co. on June 22, 1905 for 508, and multiple similar pairings extending to December 1909 and earlier years.

Brooklyn Union 2 R. R. Co J. Gall Connelly William A F. E. Goldsmith Conroy Robert F.—Sorn E. A. Layton Sepeats Mary A Same A Mary A Ee Anna M Eas Joseph B Hochstein Max—I. Katz Fishman Barnett B. Fishman

Arrival of Buyers From Major Department Stores

The notice lists buyers visiting New York from Sears Roebuck and Co Chicago O Dall ing J Levy nations and many others visiting showrooms and hotels such as Hotel Brottell Bon Marche Hotel St Andrew Union Square, 31 Union Square and 684 Broadway. It names firms like Stix Baer Fuller Jordan Marsh Carson Pirie Scott Elder Johnston Goldberg Brothers Baron Brothers Forbes & Wallace and Gage Brothers with representatives and addresses in cities including Chicago Boston New Orleans San Francisco and Seattle.

Sears, Roebuck & Co Chicago Ill O. Dalling Broadway Richmond Ind J. M. Coate Leonard Street Stix, Baer & Fuller Dry Goods Company St. Louis L. Levy Jordan-Marsh Company Boston Mass M. E. Darlington L. E. Greenough Herald Square Baird, D., & Son Louisville E. B. Lovett York Armstrong, Cator & Co Baltimore W. W. Cator Houston J. A., Company N. E. Wester Greene-Joyce Company Columbus Ohio G. C. Wing Bear, M., & Brothers Wilmington N. C Baillargeon Seattle Wash J. A. Baillargeon Wellington Shepard-Norwell Company A. L. Lavers Union Square Forbes & Wallace Springfield P. B. Stearns Walker Street Gage Brothers & Co Hugo

Buyers and suppliers listed at hotels and stores citywide

A long scanned list shows Schroeder, Dey Brothers Syracuse Garling Carl Co Wallace McDonald Frear Hoyt Graham McCurdy Norwell Dickieson Carleton Starr Rindskopf Sunshine Wells Rindskopf Reed Goldsmith H A Jordan Marsh Reid Hughes Gilchrist among numerous firms and agents in New York and nearby cities, detailing silks cloaks linens dresses and other dry goods with associated hotel and street addresses.

Schroeder West Thirty-second Street Dey Brothers& Co Syracuse N. Y J. W. Garling Union Square Herald Square Carl Company Schenectady C. W. Carl Breslin Wallace, J., & Sons Stroudsburg Penn C. D. Wallace McDonald & Stout Philadelphia B. A. Stout Frear Wiliam H., & Co Troy J. K. Hoyt McCurdy & Norwell Co Graham Broadway Tel Wolcott Dickieson & Co Springfield Mass Dickieson Navarre Carleton Dry Goods Company St. Louis D. Sharp Worth Street Starr, L., & Co Boston Chicago Ill E. A. Stevens Seville Weber, W. G., Company Salem J. Walsh Spring Street St. Denis Wells J. B., & Son Company Ing Brostell Reed Brothers & Co Cleveland Ohio J. C. Jocelyn Broztell Goldsmith, S. A., Company New London Conn V. Goldsmith Meldrum H. A., Company Buffalo H. A. Meyers Dry Goods White Street Jordan-Marsh Company F. Kimball E. J. Feeney Campbell C. C. Hollidge Reid & Hughes Company Norwich J. Walker

Business directory items from New York firms list goods and makers

A segmented historic directory entry lists firms by product categories. It names businesses such as waaipe Ditton Works at 13 Crosby near Grand and others including Stein Doblin Co for embroideries Wolfsheim Sachs for jewelry and Berliner Strauss for neckwear with street addresses and years of establishment.

Button Waaipe Ditton Works Crosby Grand Novelty Braid Mills Wee Grand St Blanchard & Price Cone Avenue Chas. Friedenberg State St Stein, Doblin & Co Broadway Wolfsheim & Sachs Maiden Lane

Shipping and Mails Miniature Almanac for Today

Almanac snippet lists sunrise 4:29, sunset 7:34, moonset 2:04 with tides at Sandy Hook, Governors Island, and Hell Gate. Provides tide timings and notable naval locations for the day.

Mees Lew Water A.M Sandy Hook Governors Island Hell Gate

Naval arrivals list includes ships and dates

Arrived Tuesday June 29 ships listed include 88 Kronprinz Wilhelm Bremen June 22 SS Ryndam Rotterdam June 19 SS Kansas City Swansea June 14 SS Caronia Queenstown June 23 SS Shira Oran June 14 8S Apache Charleston June 27 SS Thursa St Thomas June 21 8S City of Macon Savannah June 26 SS Romedalen Algiers June 10 SS Ole Bull Nipe June 22 SS Ros di Giorgio Port Antonio June 24 SS Alamo Galveston June 23 SS Bloemfontein Algiers June 8.

Bremen Ryndam Rotterdam Kansas City Swansea Caronia Queenstown Oran Apache Charleston Thursa St. Thomas City of Macon Savannah Romedalen Algiers Ole Bull Nipe Port Antonio

Ocean Liner Arrivals Reported East of Sandy Hook

Marconi wireless yesterday placed SS Caronia 292 miles east of Sandy Hook at 6 A M heading for her pier with possible delays. SS Argentina 735 miles east of Sandy Hook at 1 25 P M from Trieste due to pier tomorrow night. SS Oceanic 198 miles east of Sandy Hook at 5 P M from Southampton due at her pier pending delay.

Liverpool Marconi Wireless Sandy Hook Argentina Trieste Het Plier Oceanic Southampton

Foreign Ports Listing of Shipping Dispatches

Foreign ports entries with ship names and docking dates include Campania at Queenstown June 29 and Athenas at Naples June 24. Other vessels report arrivals or sailings at Genoa Naples Marseilles Suez and Freemantle with June 24 25 29 timestamps.

Campania Queenstown Athenas Naples Florida Germania Marseilles Principe di Piemonte Genoa Indramayo Suez Bretz Huel Port Natal Hilarius Montevideo Altona Brisbane Ascot Sydney Baron Cawdor Freemantle Vennachar Balakani London Chesapeake Port Said Prins Willem I Aree Siew Furnessia Glasgow Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Cherbourg Perim

Pacific Steamships Mails Close Dates and Routes

Shipping notices list mail cutoffs for Pacific routes from New York and through Vancouver Seattle and San Francisco. Voyages include Japan Korea China via various ports with ships such as Tosa Maru Mongolia Kaga Maru Empress of Japan and Antilochus and destinations including Hawaii New Zealand Australia Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands with dates in July and August and notes to see Page 1 for latest shipping news.

New Caledonia Vancouver Victoria B. C Aeranagi Hawaii San Francisco Wiammgda Japan Korea China Seattle Philippine Islands Mongolia Islands San Japan Asia Eens New Zealand Fijlahante Petite Australia Gym Guam Cisco U. S Ter Tacoma West Samoan Islands Tahiti Marquesas Islands Mariposa

Weather shows cooling trend after heat wave in East

The hot spell wanes across the Lake region and Mid Atlantic while the East sees temperatures under 90 degrees for Tuesday. A further drop is expected Wednesday and Thursday with cooler readings in the West and Northwest and light to northeast winds along coast areas.

Washington Lake Region North Atlantic States Middle Atlantic Coast Northwest New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic European Grand Banks New York New Jersey Pennsylvania

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