Rose Sets 16-Pound Shot Record At Celtic Park Meet
Ralph Rose of the Olympic Club California breaks the 16 pound shot record with 49 feet 10 inches at the Irish-American Athletic Club Labor Day meet at Celtic Park. J. Bredemus wins the all around championship with 5809 points, Mahoney second and Ellery Clark third as a crowd nears twenty thousand spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Park
Ralph Rose
California
Rose
R. E. Goggin
A. C
J. Burke
New West Side A. C
H. Ahrens
New York
J. Schuler
Peter Loutas
A. Hoffman
W. Hayslip
C. S. Casgassa
Fime
R. Joughen
W. J. Keating
Joseph Bromilow, Jr
Melvin W. Sheppard
Lawson Robertson
C. Hanson
H.beans
J. M. Roserberger
S. Northridge
C. Cassassa
J. Murphy
John J. Flanagan
Olympic Club
B. F. Sherman
P. McDonald
Donald Cabie
Donald Cable
G. Dukes
F. P. Devlin
Mott Haven A. C
A. F. Reilly
Mohawk A. C
FE. Erickson
C. Nilson
National A. C
Harry F. Porter
J. T. Mahoney
J. J. McLoughlin
M. O'Connor
Dan Frank
Ellery Clark
Boston
A. A
J. Bredemus
Princeton
Unigeery
J. Biller
Brooklyn Central
U. M. Ey
E. Clark
D. Frank
FB. Clark
M. O’connor
J.biller
J. A. Biller
J. Mahoney
Indian Wins Twice in Whitestone Yacht Regatta
Commodore Elmer A. Keeler’s sloop Indian captured both main races at the Whitestone Yacht Club regatta. The Acer Cup morning race over eight miles ended with Indian ahead of Ace and Komasx. In the Commodore's Trophy afternoon race Indian again led, with Pixy second and Ibis third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A. Keeler
Indian
Whitestone Yacht Club
Louis Eggers
Pixy
Hugo Gerber
Komasx Rod
Thomas Rodman Eet
Phryne
Eugene Ashley
Smallfields Competes at Baltusrol Golf Club
The Baltusrol showing featured a morning handicap tie between Daniels and Vanderpoel with 76 and 67 respectively. In the afternoon four ball match, Fife led by G D Fife posted a 71 net while Barrow and Leavitt posted 42 in card readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smallfields
Baltusrol Golf Club
Daniels
FC. Vanderpoel, Jr
G. D. Fife
W. L. Ae
Y. Barrow
Leavitt Wile
Talbot Tops McGrath At Alpha Club Meet In Raton Point
New York athletes swept the Alpha Club games at Raton Point with wins in discus hammer and long distance events. Talbot of the Irish-American Athletic Club claimed discus and hammer with top throws, while McGrath trailed in the hammer. The New York Athletic Club dominated relays high jump and several handicap races led by Wessels and Mullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
South Norwalk
Conn
New York
Alpha Club
Raton Point
Harry Wessels
New Britain
Young Men’s Christian Association
Harry Babcock
T. S. Babcock
New York Athletic Club
Lee J. Talbot
Irish-American Athletic
William Ores
W. Gould
Xavier Athletic Club
Gould
Bailey
Dives
Zink
Sedley
W. J. O’connell
Lloyd R. Grear
Goodwin Wins Mile Swim At Sheepshead Bay
L Bud Goodwin of the New York Athletic Club captured the Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union one mile championship at Sheepshead Bay sweeping the field in 25 37 with E E Wenck second, Norbert Manley third, and S S Blutstein among the exhausted starters. The Life Saving Society race had G Schmecek winning in 30 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bud Goodwin
New York Athletic Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Sheepshead Bay
Daniels
Mercury
American Life Saving Society
Goodwin
E. E. Wenck
Norbert Manley
Hall
S. S. Blutstein
Newsboys
W. Kemp
A. Clyburn
John Sharkey
Ray Reynolds
Edward Muller
Fred Lehr
Josephine Guerin
Marguerite B. Long
A. Heckman
Life Saving Society
G. Schmecek
Rockaway
Edward Spielberger
City Island
Metropolitan Amateur Athletic Union
Bud Goodwin
New York
A. C
Z. Tobias
East Side
Handy wins second annual ten mile swimming title
W J Handy of the Illinois Athletic Club won the ten mile national championship in 1 43 21 5. R B Foster unfinished swimmer finished second with L L Chiville third. Handy gains a second Busch Trophy leg. the event drew seventy thousand spectators as cramps affected top finishers and boats remained nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
W. J. Handy
Illinois Athletic Club
R. B. Foster
L. L. Chiville
Handy
Kramer Beaten by Australian Champion in One Mile Race
In Newark on the Velo drome at Vailsburg Frank Kramer the American champion was defeated by Jack Clark the Australian champion in a handicap one mile pro race. Clark led by twenty five yards, Kramer caught him early and the two ran clear ahead of the field as Clark held a wheel's length advantage to the finish with about 10 000 spectators applauding. Floyd Krebs won the four cornered half mile match race over Norman Anderson Iver Lawson Walter Blodgett and Charley Frank. Henry Mayer the German champion was suspended for breaking his contract to ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Frank Kramer
Jack Clark
Joe Fogler
Clark
Kramer
Norman Anderson
Floyd Krebs
Iver Lawson
Walter Blodgett
Fred Hill
Boston
Charley Frank
New Jersey Naval Reserve
Henry Mayer
Sciota Wins 24-Mmile Motorboat Race At Indian Harbor
In Greenwich the Sciota owned by George G. Sutton won the twenty four mile first division event at Indian Harbor Yacht Club by 36 seconds over the Monte Carlo racer Tomtura. Time 1 hour 36 minutes 16 seconds at 15 knots. Vorant Jr. won the two mile race and Kiddiddidd the mile. Mrs L S Dyer skippering Psammiad captured the ladies handicap beating Robin Hood and Nancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Conn
Indian Harbor
Vorant Jr., Jr
George McKay Brown
L. S. Dyer
Psammiad
Robinhood
George Gartland
Nancy
Beatrice Densman
Brooklyn Forces Tie For Second In Metropolitan League Championship
TheBrooklyn team finished second overall after a 32 to 108 defeat of Bensonhurst and a 44 run win over New Jersey in the inter state series. A Hoskings led New York with 40, Dixon and Clark led the New Jersey rout, and Yonkers beat Prospect Park. Kings County beat Manhattan at Prospect Park by 41 runs while Boston West Indians defeated the Orientals at Prospect Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensonhurst
Brooklyn
Manhattan
New York
New Jersey
Paterson
P. H. Clark
Brooklyn NI
Prospect Park
Yonkers
J. D. Maclennan
Kings County
Manhattans
P. S. Marks
G. Hoyle
J. Dixon
F. A. Slade
Boston West Indians
Orientals
H. Rice
C. Jackson
Papke Wins in Colma Draw Fails to Steal Spotlight
California boxing headlines report Papke defeating Stanley Ketchel in Colma while Moran and Attell fight to a draw in San Francisco. The Ketchel bout, tied to Jeffries's resort in Los Angeles, is noted as one of the bloodiest in modern times. The Moran Attell match is highlighted as a long scheduled twenty three round affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Papke
Stanley Ketchel
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Moran-Attell
San Francisco
Papke Knocks Ketchel Out In Twelfth Round
Stanley Ketchel, former world middleweight champion, is knocked out in the twelfth round at Vernon Arena by Billy Papke. Papke dominates early, Ketchel bleeds from multiple cuts, eyes closed by round seven, and the fight ends with Ketchel dazed and unable to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Stanley Ketchel
Michigan
Jeffries
Vernon Arena
Billy Papke
Illinois
Ketchel
Papke
James J. Jeffries
Thunderolt
Driscoll Beats Daly In Irish Counties 3 Mile
Mike Driscoll of Mercury AC defeated John J. Daly of Irish-Americans AC by about ten yards in a featured scratch three mile race at Wakefield's Irish Athletic Park. Daly led early, with Daly second and Charles Muller third. Driscoll surged on the final lap to win as Daly dropped to second. An exhibition three mile saw Morrissey defeat Fred Lorz. The New West Side AC won the meet with 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Driscoll
Mercury Athletic Club
John J. Daly
Daly
Driscoll
Charles Muller
Muller
Mike Morrissey
Fred Lorz
Mohawk Athletic Club
Moran and Attell Fight to a Draw in San Francisco
Abe Attell and Owen Moran battled twenty three rounds at Colma arena before about 6000 spectators. Referee Jack Welch announced a draw as Moran claimed a broken right hand in round two and Attell reported no lasting injuries. Attell showed no marks while Moran suffered a swollen hand and a battered face. Moran suggested a forty five round rematch. Attell offered a return of up to twenty five rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisucy
Abe Attell
America
Owen Moran
England
James Coffroth
Colma
Jack Welch
Moran
Attell
Maron
Babler Wins Two Golf Events at Canoe Brook
At Canoe Brook Country Club yesterday two events were contested. In the eighteen hole medal play handicap Babler won with 95, 24-71, while a qualifying round determined the Ayres Cup entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canoe Brook Country Club
A. L. Babler
A. B. Ayres
A. I. Babler
E. L. Downes
H. C. Cornwall
W. OR. Thompogon
T. KB. Hoffman
S. Fayles
Alfred Harvey
Ti. F. Ww. Lawrence
C. Robert
W. Verry
W.N. Waters
C.neweld, Jr
W. Ballou
W. A. Fanning
H. F Cornawall
A. B. Rode
T. F. Geertz
J.-H. Lumley
Fin Rs. Page
A.L. Babler
H. F. Cornwall
F. Lum
A. Harvey
E. G. Thompson
J. Perry
F. W Lawrence
G. D. Robert
C. Griswold, Jr
F. T. Fayles
J. Haoe
John Eggers
F. Moore
F. Naulty
Tillinghast and Stevens Reach Adirondacks Golf Final
A. W. Tillinghast of the Philadelphia Cricket Club will meet George A. Stevens of the Lake Placid Club in the Adirondacks championship final at Lake Placid Golf Club. Earlier, Tillinghast beat F. Paul Stevens 5 up 4 to play and George A. Stevens defeated H. Matthews 2 up, with Stevens setting a nine hole course record at 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Placid
N. Y
A. W. Tillinghast
Philadelphia Cricket Club
George A. Stevens
Golf Club
Adirondacks
Lake Placid Golf Club
Stevens House
Tillinghast
F. Paul Stevens
H. Matthews
Dyker Meadow Club
Fie
George A.evens
H.P
Matthews
Raymond Stevens
Yachts Compete In Atlantic Yacht Club Regatta
The Atlantic Yacht Club’s forty second annual regatta featured schooners Tammany Uncas and Vigil racing to Scotland Lightship and back but wind calmed before any finish. Gardenia won the 17.5 mile blunt course to Sandy Hook Buoy beating Maydie and Athlon. Phantom Joy Saga Adyta led the handicap and second division races as wind faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Yacht Club
Reatta
Sea Gaté
Tammany
Uncas
Vigil
Scotland
Gardenia
Maydie
Athlon
Sandy Hook
H. G.S. Noble
Phantom
Albicore
Sakana
W. H. Childs
Joy
Mr. Barstow
Saga
Adyta
Wyeth Opens Lawn Tennis Tourney With Win at Westchester
Ohio State champion G Lorraine Wyeth beat Dr William Rosenbaum 6-2 7-5 in the opening fixtures at Westchester Lawn Tennis Club. Louise Hammond won the Women's Challenge Cup at Nyack after defeating Elizabeth Moore 4-6 1-3 6-1 in a fast three-set final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lorraine Wyeth
Westchester Lawn
William Rosenbaum
L. Millens
Burt
Walter V. Bennett
L.in Fiteh
H. L. Ehrich
Lorraine Wyeth
H. H. Bassford
E. H. James
I. Hartman
Robert Townsend
F. S. Crafts
Louis J. Dreyfuss
Julio M. Steinacher
Dr. William Rosenbaum
Kenneth M. Borman
G. W. Smith
Roderick V. Grace
L. Reimer
Paul Foerster
A. Hartmen
J. G. Simmons
Gustave F. Touchard
H. M. Rtobinson
Louise Hammond
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
Elizabeth St. Moore
Nyack
Elizabeth H. Moore
Henry J. Mollenhauer
Harry Torrance, Jr
Joseph T. McMahon
Richard H. Palmer
William H. Connell
George L. Chapman
Competition at Ardsley Club for Townsend and Gardiner Cups
Thirty two players opened the morning round of the J. Allen Townsend Cup eighteen hole handicap at Ardsley with scores led by Douglas Dallam and George W. Woolsey. In the afternoon forty competed for the David G. Gardiner Cup, also an eighteen hole handicap, with solid showings by Dallam and Johnson as top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardsley
Ardsley on-the-Hudson
J. Allen Townsend
G. H. Breed
W. W. Taylor
L. M. Greer
F. M. Whebee
A. H. Knapp
J. S. Shaw
J. W. Worcester
R E. Dearbough
A. G. Johnson
H. B. Gayley
G. H. Johnson
Homer Gibney
E.R. Perkins
Douglas Henry
C. W. Clark
A. B. Me
Fox Hills Golf Club Labor Day Cup results listed
The Fox Hills Golf Club hosted a Labor Day Cup with scores from players including H Cozens Hardy 85 12 75 S A T Haight 85 10 75 F B Barrett 86 11 75 and W P Haskell 91 15 76 among others. Class B handicap shows G H Haigh 97 22 75 and Best Ball foursome won by F Sears and E W Scheffer 78 with Barrett and Haskel 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hills Golf Club
H. Cozens Hardy
S. A. T. Haight
F. B. Barrett
W. P. Haskell
P. W. Pogson
K. M. Fleming
J. R. Percival
F. S. Husey
H. G. Haigh
E. W. Scheffer
L. S. Hubbard
H. B. McClellan
F. Bruce
J. H. Neilson
H. H. Lloyd
J. J. Hazen
G. H.haigh
F. Sears
Ai i. F. Barrett
W. P. Haskel
E. Heim
Ween
Nassau Country Club Handicap Golf Winners Named
A. C. Rounds won the all day Nassau Country Club handicap with 181, 40-141 as top score. Best gross of 158 went to W. L. Hicks from scratch. Prize donated by W. G. N. Perine. Other top scores listed include C. H. Fayre 182, 36-146 and R. H. Gates 194, 44-150 among many entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Country Club
A. C
W. L. Hicks
W. G. N. Perine
A. C. Rounds
C. H. Fayre
R. H. Gates
H. B. Smithers
H. F. Whitney
F. W. Trawick
A. Duby
H. W. Maxwell
B. H. Toby
H. C. Foster, Jr
Ww. Rarer
Henry Cate
W. Gardner
Lasker's Fifth Chess Victory in World Championship
In Munich on September 7, Dr. Lasker won the seventh world championship game against Dr. Tarrasch after adjournment at move sixty four. Lasker leads five to one with three games remaining out of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Dr. Lasker
Dr. Tarrasch
Lasker
Tarrasch
Larchmont Yacht Regatta Features Close Finishes
Sixty four boats entered the Fall regatta of the Watch Mont Yacht Club with Eleanor scoring another triumph after a hard fight with Princess in Sound. The big sloops Aurora and Istalena led a large fleet through a windy start that faded, producing a near drift to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watchmont Yacht Club
Aurora
Istalena
Dories
Catbnats
Manhasset
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George M. Pynchon
Cailing Istalena
Vanderbilt
Larchmont Yacht Club
Dyker Meadow Golf Medal Play Leaders
A large group played eighteen holes in the Dyker Meadow handi cap event yesterday but only three players posted cards. W. T. Barr captured the win with a 75 net while Marshall Whitlatch won the bogie competition at 2 down after a 77, with a plus 3 penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyker Meadow
W. T. Barr
Marshall Whitlatch
Weather forecast for cotton and grain regions
The Weather Bureau forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday covers North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Utah Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee Indiana Illinois Lower Michigan Upper Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas and related notes. It calls for clouds showers fair and cooler conditions varying by state with showers in extreme southern sections and cooler spells in northern parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Utah
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Upper
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Array of Dry Goods Firms Listed Across U S Stores
A long catalog lists Sanger Brothers of Waco Teass and dozens of pages of merchants from Charleston to San Francisco. Items include cloaks waists furs ribbons laces carpets and dress goods with numerous hotel addresses and representatives named for each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger Brothers
Waco
Teass
Sanger
Mercer Street
Cumberland
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Dicker
Broadway
Wellington
Los Angeles
Cal
E. Adams
Cadillac
Bailey & Bailey
Winona
Minn
Herald Square
Marks, M., & Son
Charleston
G. C
Broadway Central
Black
H., Company
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Hermitage
Rose, S. , Company
Pittsburg
Penn
H. F. Aan
Imperial
Neal& Hyde
Syracuse
N. Y
W. Neal
Leonard ‘Street
Park Avenue
Hengerer
William
Utica
J. M Rush
Nations
Shepard Company
Providence
Kann, &. Sons, & Co
Wishington
D. C
HH. L. Adler
Brottell
R. L
Lederer
Union Square
Latham
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Ill
Colby Davis
Worth Street
Peck
George B
Dry_ Goods Company
Kansas City
Mia
M. ‘Savage
A. Ares
Walker Street
Sisson Brothers & Welden Company
Binghamton
BK. F
Welden
Katz
New Orleans
T. Walters
Woodward & Lathrop
Washington, D
T. G. McKnew
Men
Deamys FX
Walsh
Erinds Broadwas
Hotel Sei
WS Bay
Tires
Harsadine-McKittrick
Woolward & Brothrey
Turtle
Marshall
S. Eber
Earay
Holelam
Golhenberg
Watltnetin
Oh. Ursen
Compass
Wheeling
West Vac
George Rents
Motel Altert
Katz Prothers
Honesdale
S. Witz
Dey
Poeds
Hotel Breattell
Armstrong-Turner Millinery Company
Denver
F J. Phatfoot
Scott-Griges Company
Cleeland
Amsterdam
N. Yo
Navarre
Atlanta
Gehdist
Eber
C. Fa
Quincy
York
Donner, Moffatt & W
Maison
Planch
Laos
Wee Ems
Leonard
Meinhand
Schaul
Sevannah
Gag HS
Meinhard
T . Meinhard
Closing Out Amport Sample Line
French hand embroidered shirt Weists tapestry pillow tops ter eter stock French jewelry and boas advertised by Sternberg Haberlani Liebert & O at No 40 Bastloth Street. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a closing out sale of embroidered garments and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amport
Cale
Sternberg, Haberlani, Liebert & O
Bastloth Strern
Guide for Buyers Classified by Product and Supplier
A long list of product categories with supplier names and addresses appears, including alcohol appliances, alligator leather goods, art goods, baskets, bathroom fixtures, corsets, crockery, diamonds, electric and gas portables, favors, garments, fur goods, games, mens wear, hats, waists, manicure sets, mirrors, mufflers, neckwear, novelties, paintings, ostrich feathers, ribbons and silks, silver plate, and watches. Many entries pair a category with multiple vendors and street addresses in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Thurnaner
W. & N. Tesser
A. Davis & Co
St. HY
L. Shulman & Co
Broadway
Louis Rothschild
W. 20Th St
Coa
Misses’ & Children
S. J. Caplan
Iue
Cor
Hyman Marks
COATS
Cohen Bros
Eve
St. Wear
Oceanus Mt Co
L. Felsenfeld
Boston
Hygienie Corset Co
Flanelette Gowns & Pettic TS Berge‘sen & Philip
E. 10Th St
Louis Meyers
West 31St St
Parker Bros.,Inc
B'y
B. Broger
Walker St
Imp
Otto Thurnauer
20Th St
Myres
American Hosiery Co
Pranklin
M. W. Winston
Jones St
Flaum & Bornstein
Bond St
F.xcelsior Silk
David van Blerkom
Sixth Ay
Phoenix
Berliner, Strauss & Meyer
Ib Way
Samstag & Hilder Bros
Jewelry
Sterling
M. J. Averbeck Mfg
Maiden Lane
Canal St
Eyway L. H. Mace & Co
Houston St
Renee Elgin and
Waltham
Rubenstein
John Sullivan & Son
Hudsor St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph Ros
California Giant
Jerry
Z. Mahoney
Yacht Indian
Baltusrol
Talbot
McGrath
Ilinois
Sciota
Papee
Moran and Attell
Mercury A. C
Rival
Canoe Brook C. Co
Stevens
Charles Runyon
M. H. McGuire
Robert Johnson
Saeghill Golf Club
H. W. Taylor
C. €. Passire, Jr
Fox Hills
Rounds
Nassau
Larchmont Yachts
As Bis
Eleanor
H.M.S. H.M.S. Aurora
C. Vanderbilt
G. M. Pynchon
Milés Carwina
E. C. Ray
Mimosa III
S. Wainwright
Seneca
Addison G. Hanan
Red Wing
M. B. Pendas
Yawl
H. M. Raktorg
C. A. Marsland
Clara
James R. Merrill
Y. C
Miles
Nensi
Johnston de Forest
Atair
J. E. Meyer
Dahinda
G. E. Roosevelt
Ibis
J. P. Morgan, Jr
J. F. O'Rourke
F. T. Bedford
Wera
Princess
F. G. Stewart
Chaperone
R. Jacob, Jr
Larchmont
Dorothy
Spence
Vaquero
J. McCarthy
Houri
D. E. Dealy
Quest
F. LJ Valte
Wanata
D. Duncan
T. H. Fenton
J. W. Taylor
Sally IX
A. FE. Black
Alert
E. A. Sterck
Bobtail
Richard Monks
Tanya
G. P
Granberg
Juanita
S. C. Hunter
Niles
Rascal, &. J. Dwyer. Co
Jolly Roger
H. I. North
Jolley
Tag
Rascal
Mpllos
Mist
H. A. Jackson, Jr
Kenosha
W. R. Berth
Arrow
Manny
S. Os
Sally VIII
M. D. Truesdale
Modesty
HI. A. Swart
Sally Vie
Carwina
Memory
Atari
Skate
Sally
Ogeemah
Arizona
Thelma
Quinsigamiond
Scarab
Inez
Faraway
Julius Strauss & CO
Fifth Ave
Bryant
Shulhan
G. Lidenberg & CO
Ruf Line
Ickes Brown
Banner Man
Vark
Hudson
West Point
Newburgh
Poughkeepsie
Palace Iron Day Line
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
Fulton St
Anmex
Desbrosses St
W. 129Th St
West Point Breamer Marky Powell
Dregs
Peoples Line
Delaware & Hudson R. R
Lake George Steamboat Co
Queen of Lakes
Pier 32
N. R
West 2Uth St
Si Haat
Greater New York
North River
Taukus Msekes
Saratoga
Amet Ec. MW
Ailirondack
Isave Moersl
Grecter Tyow York
North Beach
East
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