Levy Election bill passes Senate amid party wrangle in Albany
Governor Dix backs Tammany aims as Levy Election bill clears Senate with an emergency message. Assembly approves Highway and Conservation measures amid absentees, threats, and a high-pressure push to finish before July Fourth.
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Trust Companies Prosper in State Deposits and Resources
Albany June 29 An increase of 134 555 044 in total deposits and 142 778 260 in total resources of the state trust companies from February 28 to June 7 was reported by State Superintendent of Banks Van Tuyl. Deposits reached 1 406 168 048 and resources 1 711 508 001 with 86 companies reporting February 28 and 85 on June 7. Collateral openings rose 57 127 852 to 508 744 027 at the June 7 mark.
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Death by gas ends Mrs. Patterson at Mount Vernon
Mrs Mildred A Patterson wife of Rev James A Patterson a prominent Mount Vernon clergyman died in a servant's room by inhaling gas Her four teen year old son found her The Rev Patterson a former Columbus Ohio pastor and Anti Saloon League figure was in Albany Coroner James Brennan presumed mental strain due to heat led to the tragedy New London regatta previews Yale Harvard crews one day later with Yale and Harvard favored in key races and a busy Thames waterfront scene Emperor William and Prince Henry attend Kiel regatta prize giving and smoker afterward
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Harvard Slight Favorite Over Yale in Regatta
Harvard is slight favorite over Yale as yachting parties await today’s regatta. Harvard gentlemen win a morning race for fours with Ells taking the event. Yale splits honors on the preliminary day.
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Forty-fifth Annual Regatta Harvard Versus Yale
Harvard and Yale clash on the Thames at New London in the forty fifth regatta. The varsity eight rows 4 miles with Yale finishing in 20 minutes 10 seconds and Harvard the defending champion from last year posting 20 minutes 46 seconds.
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Taylor’s Golf Round Best In Ardsley Invitational
W. W. Taylor of Ardsley won medal for low score in the eighteen hole qualifying round of the Ardsley Club invitation tournament with 78. Gardiner White of Oakland shot 74 for second. 96 entries started, most cards returned. results list top performers by club and score across four sixteen-player groups.
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Boy Leads Hudson Golfers In Opening Round
17 year old 8 D Connelly of Rockland led the Hudson River Golf Association championship at Rockland Country Club with 77. H B Wood of Columbia was one stroke back. Notables included Archie Reid of the title holder and Gilman Tiffany of Powelton among others. full scores list.
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Saegkill
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Local Golf Roundup From Rockland and Surrounds
First Sixteen results include Crane defeating Area 2 and Carroll overcoming Coykendall in tight finishes. In the Second Sixteen, Moore edges Griffith and Jennings defeats Nelson as matches proceed with late holes and 19 hole contests noted.
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Vardon Leads Open Golf Contenders in England
In Sandwich England June 29 Charles W Evans Jr Chicago Western Open champion carded 78 in the Open third round bringing his total to 234. Harry Vardon leads with 303 after the final 189. H H Hilton follows with 804. Massy of Nivelle and J G Anderson fail to qualify for the final.
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Yale Man Wins Western Advertising Golf Championship
Joseph J. Hazen of the Oakland Golf Club Bayside and Yale football player of 1898 won the Western Advertising Golfers Association event at Windsor Golf Club. He defeated E H Cockrell of Windsor Club one up after twelve holes. Hazen previously claimed the American Golf Association of Interests title at Midlothian in 1907.
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American Golf Association of Interests
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