Fogler Loses On Foul In 25 Mile Open Race
At Vailsburg cycle track Newark Joe Fogler who won the twenty five mile open professional race was disqualified by referee Kelees after a protest from Eddie Root. Fogler allegedly cut in on the pole on the last lap costing first money. Eighteen starters. final sprint left Bardgett Kramer and Bedell pressing. Fogler finished first but was ruled out with Root fourth. Other events included a ten mile motor paced amateur race won by Peter Drobeck and a five mile open amateur won by Maurice Van Den Dries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailsburg
Newark
Joe Fogler
Kelees
Eddie Root
Boston
Fogler
Charles Schlee
Bedell
Bardgett
Kramer
Rupprecht
Daerdgett
Fogier Root
Charles Stein
Peter Drobech
Stein
Sonny Briggs
Drobech
Charlie Turville
Maurice van den Dries
Lekerim Athletic Club
Adam Bierman
Carl Ericson
Jacob Mangin
Jacob
Edward Sentert
Vi Furg
Walter E. Schiee
New Jersey
Shred Ashurst
Fami T
Sogare Happrecht Newark
Thomas Brith
National Turn Verein
Charl
Tte
Irish-American Athletic Club
Frank Kramer
East Orange
Welter Bardgett
Buffalo
E. F Root
Bobby Good Appears In Speedway Showdown
The report details a speedway event featuring the chestnut stallion Bobby Good driven by Ike Fleming. Bobby Good defeats Dr Joseph Semon's Virginia Belle in multiple heats, with Coast Maine and other horses like Corderette and Peco Estrella also earning notable placings. Richard Weinfield owns Bobby Good, the smallest trotter in the 2:30 class, showcased at the Tuxedo Horse Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murphy
Mr. de Lee
Coast Maine
Bobby Good
Ike Pleming
Bobbi
Richard Weinfield
National Park Bank
Fleming
Joseph Semon
Virginia Belle
Dr Semon
Bobby
Peco Estrella
Joseph Lemon
RB. Wolfe
L. Grunzfelger
Mr. Wolfe
Charles Rothschild
Oro
J. W. Smith
Barbara Smith
Huch
Riley
Lucy
John Wegman
Newark Beats Buffalo In Lively Eastern League Match
Newark returns home from a circuit tour to top Buffalo 7 to 2 in a high spirited Eastern League game. BeechER pitched for Newark with Kissenger, Wowinkie, and Kelly contributing hits as Demmitt and Murray aided in the offense.
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Newark
Buffaln
Buffalo
Nattress
Kelty
Schirm
White
Engie
Murray
Sterpe
Rhys
hits—Kelly
de Vore
Beecher
Kissenger
Wowinkie
Hite
Nettress
Clancy
Timpits
Tot
Kelly
Crescent Ath Club Prepares for National Doubles Championship
The Crescent Athletic Club readies three doubles pairs for the national doubles championship with matches at Bay Ridge starting August 13. Beals C Wright with Raymond D Little defend eastern honors, Waldner and Emerson lead the west, while Whitehead and Wilson join from the south. The Crescent winners advance to Newport to face Hackett and Hackett in the opening all comers match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent A. C
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Pns
Longwood
Louis H. Waldner
Nat Emerson
West
Waldner
Kreigh Comins
Doherty Brothers
Te South
H. C. Whitehead
J. G. Wilson
Grant
Thornton
Newport
Frederick T
Harold H. Hackett
Lasker and Tarrasch Set for World Championship Final
An agreement reached after concessions sets a world chess championship match between Emanuel Lasker and Siegbert Tarrasch. The match will be staged in Dusseldorf starting in August.
Aquatic titles to be decided at Ravern Island meet
Two aquatic championships will be decided at Ravens Island on August 15. The -yard swim for the supreme title is one event, with the winner earning the hapa title. A second metropolitan championship includes a -yard swim and handicap race, plus a novice event. Rattles close Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravers Island
Help Wanted Classified Ads Listing
Employment notices page lists many job seekers including boy, artist, bookkeeper, chauffeur, engineer, keeper, stenographer, and other trades plus domestic staff. Entries specify ages, skills, references, and contact box numbers or addresses in New York and nearby towns.
Outing fund donations from various towns listed
A fragment lists numerous small contributions from individuals and groups to outing funds and a West Virginia invalid aid, including amounts from E A of Manhattan, D L W of Catskill, Benedict Parker of Staten Island, Mary Bestow Smith of Long Island, and others, with various allocations for summer homes, poor families, and relief during heat.
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E. A
Manhattan
West Virginia
Catskill
N. Y
St. Albans
Benedict Parker
Staten Island
Lake Placid
Little Missionary Branch
Mary Bestow Smith
Long Island
Mansfield Smith
H. B. Andrews
Elia E. Russell
Massachusetts
Sunshine Circle reports gifts aid East Side children
Miss Sara Curry of the Little Missionary branch expresses gratitude for a $25 donation funding a week of comfort for twenty five children from East Side tenements at Memorial Home Netherwood New Jersey. A $1 buys a child a week's board. Sunshine trolley rides, picnics, and luncheon plans accompany outings for Avenue A and West Side children.
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Sara Curry
Little Missionary Branch
Memorial
Netherwood
N. J
Avenue A
West Side
Miss Olmstead
South Ferry
Grafton
Nyack
Sunshine Circle
Plea for help from New Brunswick “shut in” correspondent
Mrs Randall of New Brunswick New Jersey appeals for Mrs Mitchell in Alabama, describing a sorrowful and burdensome situation. The note urges comfort and aid for the shut in, highlighting need for support. A Massachusetts invalid seeks help toward a $15 doctor bill, with little saved toward the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
New Brunswick
N. J
Mitchell
Alabama
Massachusetts
Two happy girls at Canadian camp offer to share summer joy
Two cheerful campers at a Canadian lake request names of girls less fortunate to receive their letters. They hope to brighten others days as they enjoy their summer and ask for names of crippled or otherwise hindered girls to receive their kind correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Watch Hill Sale Aids Rest House Receipts Cited
Mrs Greene reports proceeds from the Watch Hill sale for Rest House amount to 43 dollars. A handsome Afghan not yet disposed of will add 2 dollars. Donors include G R Hillier of North Asbury, R M Shurtleff of Manhattan, J P Farnsworth of Providence, and Mrs Underhill of Brooklyn and Mrs T J Adams of New Haven each sent 1 item.
Desperate Plight of Two Young Sisters Supporting Family
Two girls aged fourteen and fifteen, sole earners for an invalid father and two younger children, earn seven dollars weekly. They struggle to afford clothing and care for themselves after long days of work. One sister travels to the country for two weeks with the T. S. aid, a Sunshine mother sews a dress and underclothes, the other remains at home, pale and tired. The firm grants only one paid week of vacation this year.
Widowed mother in Brooklyn seeks country rest despite rent
A Brooklyn widow with two children in day nursery work longs for a country respite but must pay $7 rent. The case highlights a neat, self sacrificing mother. A West Side family near starvation reports father out of work for months and a ten year old selling soda to feed the family. A grocer lent soda at five cents a few pounds, enough to buy food. Working guests from the Rest House recount a happy stay with beans, corn, squash and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
West Side
Berry picking trips as harvests fill nearby woods
A writer notes daily treks into the woods to gather huckleberries and blackberries, finding it fun to bring back large quarts for the family table. Another party plans to go up tonight to continue the berry harvest.
Stamps aid Swiss charity noted by Loizeaux Brothers
The president of the T. S. S. acknowledges a box of cancelled stamps from Mrs. A. D. Vorce of Farmington Conn. The stamps aided the Asile des Billodes in Le Locle Switzerland, bringing in about 550 as last year. The Loizeaux Brothers send account from No 6 Fourth Avenue.
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A. D. Vorce
Farmington
Sunshine Visits From Manhattan Branch Aid Suffering Women
A member of Manhattan Branch No 2 visits two lonely sick women despite the summer heat. One patient in hospital receives fruit flowers and magazines, the other, crippled by rheumatism, is cheered by regular calls and goodies the branch provides. The visits reveal other needs which are reported to the office and fulfilled.
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Manhattan
Summer Images of Bahama Branch Officers Across Resorts
Mrs. Henry Mostyn, Bahama Islands branch president, and her children enjoy summer at Claverack-on-the-Hudson. Isabel Bailey, New Jersey state president, spreads Sunshine work at Belmar. Others, including Mrs. Walker of New Haven and Dr. Bennett of New York, summer in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Mary Scott Rowland arrives from London for Hoffmen House stay.
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Henry Mostyn
Bahama Islands
Claverack-on-the-Hudson
The
Tribune Fresh Air
Bahamas
Isabel Bailey
New Jersey
Belmar
F. B. Walker
New Haven
Bethlehem
Conn
T. L. Bennett
New York
Craigville
Mass
C. Wood
Lowell
H. W. Bennett
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape Coed
Cape Ann
C. Hunter
K. R. Shay
Saratoga
Florence Guernsey
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
W. A. Granville
Connecticut
Granville
Canada
Quebec
W. Tuttle
Woodmont
the Sound
Woodruff
Contributions From Various Donors To Local Aid Office
A box of men shoes silk pieces and new outing flannel skirts came from Mrs. Andrews. Miss Harman of Brooklyn sent thirty three bound books for the Western Travelling Library. Mrs. Thatcher provided shoes for a widow and a woman recently out of hospital. Books and magazines arrived from Mrs. Van Etten and Miss Jacoby. Additional clothing and lace gifts came from Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Draper.
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Thatcher
Baoks
CC. van Etten
Friendly Aid Branch
Harper’s Round Table
Jacoby
Spring Lake
N. J
Howell
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Draper
Domestic situations wanted from New Jersey to Philadelphia
A heavily garbled classified page lists domestic help requests and job offerings. It compiles cook, houseworker, nanny, waitress, and cleaning positions with references, wages, and bureau contacts across New York area offices, including Osterberg, Flaherty, Swan, Morrow’s, Lang & Boecherer, and local bureaus. The ad mix features Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, and Irish applicants and daily, evening, and Sunday schedules.
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Osterberg’s Bureau
Lexington Ave
Swan
West 48Th St
Morrow's
Lang & Boecherer Co
19Th St
Plaza
Parlor Suite Ads at Fall River Line Parlor
An item from Fall River Line advertising a parlor suite at 310 West 6th Street near Riverside, inviting parties seeking quiet refined surroundings and references for approval.
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Boston
Fall River Line
West 6Th ST
Riverside
Lost Bankbooks Notice for German Savings Bank
Bankbook No 570703 of German Savings Bank in New York issued to Berta Peschek at 4th Ave and 10th St is lost or stolen. All persons are cautioned against negotiating the same. A duplicate will be issued if not returned by August 10 1908. Victor Visible 79 Nassau St, care free. All makes taken part par Underwoods Remington bargains in tons Olivers Smiths.
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City of
New York
4Th Ave
Lth St
Berta Peschek
Victor
Nassau St
Underwoods
Olivers, Smiths
Blouse With Fancy Yoke Sparks Seasonal Fashion
A Tribune Pattern notes the blouse featuring a fancy shaped yoke as a season favorite. It highlights how the yoke adapts to medallions and insertion for personalized wardrobe expression.
Pattern No. 6.0 for Women’s Garment Bust Sizes 82 to 40
Details on fabric requirements for medium size garments, widths 21 with 3 ¼ yards, 22 with 2 ½ yards, or 44 with 1 ¾ yards, plus eight yards of insertion and twenty-seven medallions. Pattern No. 6.0 covers bust measures 82, 94, 26, 38 and 40 inches and can be mailed for 10 cents. Send number and bust measure to Pattern Department, New York Tribune, with optional 2-cent stamp for letter postage.
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New York Tribune
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Columbus Ave
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Pere Ave
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MME
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H. Giese
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Morrow's Bureau
Wle Et Lang & Boecherer Co
334 St
Stahl
180Th St
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Thos. Cooz & Son
Madison Ave
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Holland-America Line
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Times Building
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Kaljian
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