Fogler Loses On Foul At New Ark Track Race
Open protes twenty five mile race at Vailsburg cycle track ended with Joe Fogler disqualified after Eddie Root protest. Kel the referee upheld the foul claim for cutting in on the pole last lap, letting Kramer, Bedell and Bardgett battle to the finish as Fogler crossed first but was ruled out. Root finished fourth and amateur events dominated the remainder of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vailsburg
Newark
Joe Fogler
Kelthe
Eddie Root
Boston
Fogler
Charles Schlee
Redell
Berdgett
Kramer
Rupprecht
Bardgett
Bedell
Fogier
Root
Charles Stein
Peter Drobech
Stein
Sonny Briggs
Drobech
Charlie Turville
Maurice van den Dries
Lekerim Athletic Clud
Adam Bierman
Carl Ericson
Jacob Mangin
Edward Senfert
Vails
Walter E. Schiee
New Jersey
Alfred Ashurst
Newar Wardrecht
Thomas Smith
National Turn
Jacob Man
National Turn Verein
Jerome Stewart
Long Island
Charlies Stein
Irish-American Athletic Club
Peter Drobeck
Drobeck
Maurice Vanden
Lakerim Athletic Club
Adam Byerman
Newa
William Wehner
Bobby Good Leads In Fast Trot At Speedway Show
Bobby Good, a 13.3 hand chestnut trotter owned by Richard Weinfield, excelled in early brushes and beat Dr. Joseph Lemon’s Virginia Belle and other rivals. The day featured lively races with numerous mares including Cordorette and Coast Maine, and notable performances by Paco Estrella and Barbara Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
John Cornish
Tempus Fugit
Coast Maine
Corderette
T- de Lee
Cordorette
Mr. Murphy
Mr. de Lee
Coast Merie
Bobby Good
Ike Fleming
Bobbi
Richard Weinfield
National Park Bank
Fleming
Joseph Lemon
Virginia Lie
Dr. Semon
Bobby
Paco Estrella
Josepl Lemon
S. B. Wolfe
Butterfly
L. Grunzfelder
Mr. Wolfe
Charlies Rothschild
Oro Pearl
J. W. Smith
Barbara Smith
Hust
Lucy
John Wegman
Dr. Lemon
Barbera Smith
Ogden Smith
J. W. Kinney
Tommy Burns
H. B. Clarke
Joe Jap
Elmer Stevens
Fanny K
Louis Frank
Strangelea
M. C. Reynolds
Princess Abel
Wiliam McAllister
Tilly D
Newark Defeats Buffalo 7 to 2 in Eastern League Game
Newark welcomed home after a circuit trip and beat Buffalo 7 to 2 in a lively Eastern League contest. Beecher and Kissenger each hurled four strikeouts, while De Vore and Demmitt led Newark with key hits. Attendance around 7,000 as the home crowd celebrated a solid win.
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Newark
Buffalo
Dewar
Bette
Twotase Bite
de Vore
Demmitt
Murray
Schirm
Kelly Schirm
Demmittte
Engle
Bas
Bells
Kissenger
Nile
Beecher
Vowinkle
Kiseenger
Ewark
Doubie
Mabling
Uarrant
Nattress
Clancy
Tott and Kelly
Buffalo Newark
Kelby
Engie
Murrar
Mullen
Smith
Keister
Archer
Crescent Athletic Club Sets Stage for National Doubles Tennis
The Crescent club shapes three pairs for the national doubles championship with Eastern champions Beals Wright and Raymond D Little, West reps Louis H Waidner and Nat Emerson, and South newcomers H C ahead end J G Wilson. The trio will compete August 13 at Bay Ridge before heading to Newport to face Ber and Hackett in the all comers tournament opening match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Raymond D. Little
Longwood
Louis H. Waidner
Nat Emerson
West
Waidner
Kreigh Collins
Doherty Brothers
South
H. C
J. G. Wilson
Grant
Thornton
Newport
Frederick Ber
Harold H. Hackett
Tasker and Tarrasch to Meet for World Championship
The match between Tarrasch and Lasker was arranged after concessions, with a world chess championship contest set to begin in Dusseldorf in late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasker and
Tarrasch
Tor. Po Lasker
Bnelly Bean
Dusseldorf
Aquatic Championships Set at Travers Island on August 13
Swimming events at Travers Island include the 40 yard Free Swim won by Victory, the metropolitan fancy contest, a 40 yard swimming handicap, and a 40 yard novice swim. RBa runs close on Saturday as preparations continue for the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travers Island
Rba
Help Wanted Class Ad In A Busy Tribune Office
A crowded classified page lists jobs and domestic positions including boy, chauffeur, bookkeeper, engineer, painter, and butler. multiple names and addresses indicate numerous employers seeking adults for city and country work with references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L
William Heiser
East List St. Butcher
H. Levy
Ave
Out in the fields with funds aiding the poor and invalid
A mixture of verse from E. Browning and a list of donations from diverse donors in Manhattan and beyond. Contributions range from $1 to $250, earmarked for an outing fund, a West Virginia invalid, summer home aid, baby and child support, and general relief during extreme 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
Sunshine Circle notes gift to East Side children
Miss Sara Curry thanks for a $25 gift aiding twenty five youngsters at Memorial Home Netherwood New Jersey. A one dollar donation funds a week of board. Avenue A branch children enjoy Sunshine trolley ride and picnic. West Side negro children head to Sunshine outing August 17. South Ferry Little Mothers seeks trolley outings for nursery children. Gifts from the general office and older children aid charity sales. Nyack retreats report ten children living joyfully through Mothers' Sunshine Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Curry
Little Missionary Branch
Memorial
Netherwood
N. J
Smail
Avenue A
West Side
Miss Olmstead
South Ferry
Grafton
N. Y
Nyack
Sunshine Circle
Plea for Aid From Mrs Randall for Alabama Correspondent
Mrs Randall of New Brunswick New Jersey appeals for Mrs Mitchell a shut in correspondent in Alabama. Her burdens are crushing and she still tries to remain cheerful but needs help and comfort. A Massachusetts invalid seeks help toward a $15 doctor bill she has saved toward but cannot fully cover.
Two happy girls at Canadian camp seek pen pals for less fortunate girls
Two cheerful campers at a Canadian lake request names of crippled or otherwise prevented girls to brighten their summer by sending letters. They hope to share their happy days with others through correspondence and express a thoughtful wish for brighter, kinder days for everyone involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian
Watch Hill sale raises funds for Rest House total 242
Mrs Greene reports proceeds from the Watch Hill sale for the Rest House reached 242 dollars. An Afghan yet unsold 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 plus Mrs T J Adams of New Haven each sending 1 dollar.
Two Young Girls Seek Clothing to Aid Their Family
Two sisters aged fourteen and fifteen, sole providers for an ailing father and two younger children, earn only seven pounds weekly. They struggle to obtain basics like dresses as work after school and washing leaves them pale, thin, and fatigued for their duties. One sister is sent to the country for two weeks to help support the family. the other remains at home needing rest. The firm grants just one week of paid vacation this year.
Brooklyn widow seeks country rest amid rent and work
The article profiles a Brooklyn widow with two children in a day nursery, needing rest in the country but unable to go due to a $7 rent. It also tells of a poor West Side family near starvation, a father out of work, a mother exhausted, and a ten year old girl selling washing soda to feed the family. Working girls returning from the Rest House recount not wanting to leave the city after a meal of beans and squash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Brooklyn
West Side
Berry Picking Party Heads to Nearby Woods This Evening
A daily excursion to nearby woods yields abundant huckleberries and blackberries with plans to bring many quarts for the table. Another party is scheduled to head up tonight to join in the harvest and enjoy the outing.
Stamps aid Swiss asylum. thanks from Farmington sender
The President of the T. S. &. returns thanks for a box of cancelled stamps sent through your office by Mrs. A. D. Vorce of Farmington Conn. The enclosed account shows the Asile des Billodes at Le Locle Switzerland netted about $550 last year, aiding their strained circumstances. LOIZEAUX BROTHERS. No. 68 Fourth Avenue.
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T. S
A. D. Vorce
Farmington
Cheerful helper visits two sick women in need
A Manhattan Branch No 3 member brings fruit flowers magazines and cheer to a hospital patient confined months and to a rheumatic invalid unable to brush a fly from her face. She also communicates other needs to the office and supplies them with generous aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Fresh Air Children Enjoy Summer Travel Across States
Mrs Henry Mostyn leads Bahama Islands circle at Claverack on the Hudson with summer plans to visit Tribune Fresh Air children and the Home for Crippled Children. Isabel Bailey sails from New Jersey Belmar, and other members and families spread Sunshine work from Massachusetts to Connecticut and New York, with travels to Canada and a Long Island relocation for health.
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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
Saratoga
Florence Guernsey
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
W. A. Granville
Connecticut
Granville
Canada
Quebec
W. P. Tuttle
Woodmont
the Sound
Woodruff
B. S. Halsted
Mamakating Inn
Wurtsboro
N. Y
Mary Scott Rowland
London
Hoffman
Contributions From Local Helpers to the Western Travelling Library
Mrs Andrews sent shoes silk pieces and new outing flannel skirts while Miss Harman of Brooklyn provided thirty three books for the Western Travelling Library. Mrs Thatcher supplied shoes for a widowed mother and a hospital patient. Mrs Van Etten from Friendly Aid sent books and magazines, Miss Jacoby sent Harper’s Round Table, and Mrs Howell contributed clothing and lace.
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Thatcher
C. van Etten
Friendly Aid Branch
Harper’s Round Table
Jacoby
Spring Lake
N. J
Howell
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Draper
Blouse with Fancy Yoke Popular Wardrobe Choice
A fashion note highlights a blouse featuring a pretty yoke that supports medallions and insertion, appealing to women who design their own wardrobe. The garment offers versatile styling options and reflects seasonal taste.
Pattern No. 6 040 for women bust sizes 8 to 40
The notice details fabric requirements for a medium sized pattern, including yardage for various widths and insertion, with pattern No. 6 040 available in bust measures 8, 34, 26, 28, and 40 inches. Mail order instructions from the Pattern Department at the New York Tribune. Include pattern number and bust measure with requests, and extra postage if rush mailing is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Domestic situation trains and short notices of services
A cluttered classifieds page lists domestic help ads and train timetables. It includes a New Jersey Central two hour service to Philadelphia with numerous departure times, Baltimore Washington and Atlantic City routes, and various occupancy, fare and schedule details. It also shows numerous cook, maid, nurse and houseworker hiring notices from agencies like Osterberg, Flaherty and Lang & Boecherer with hours and wage ranges.
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NEW Jersey Central
Philadephia
W. Zid
Ilso
Baltimore
Washington
Liberty ST
Atlantic City
Sun
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Ocean Grove
Sandy Hook
Atlantic Highlands
Sea Bright
Monmouth Beach
Octan Grove
C. Lv
N. R
Pier 10
Cedar St
Chelsea
Piers
Astor House
Broadway
Fifth
Third
West 125Th St
Columbus Av
New York
Court St
Fulton St
Nostrand Av
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co
Desirable Rooms Advertised in Tribune Directory Insertions
Fall River Line ad details single 5 cent inser tions for seven consecutive words, offering fourteen days of room entries in The Tribune's Directory of Desirable Rooms. Free information at The New York Tribune Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th. Parlor suite and other rooms noted for quiet refined settings with references.
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Hayal Blue Line
Baltimore
Washington
New Union Station
New York
St. Lib
Sosana
Richmond
Washingto
Royal Ltd
Chicago
Pittsburg
Columbus
Clevel'd
Pittsburg Limited
St.louis
Louis V
ST._LOUIS
Louiv
Broadway
Astor House
Greenwich St
5Th Av
Grand St. N
Fulton St
Brooklyn
West 22d St
Liberty St
Aes of
Nee
Chelsea
The
Tribune
87Th
6Th Ave
125Th
3D Ave
61St St
1St Ave
86Th St
125Th St
Tremont Ave
Fall River Line
North River
Warren Street
Boston
the Tribune
New-York Tribune
Sta
St. Ave
S&s
12Th St
14Th St
89Th St
36Th
37Th Sts
Lost bankbook issued to Berta Peschek
Lost or stolen bankbook No. 570703 of the German Savings Bank to the City of New York corner 4th Ave and 14th St. issued to Berta Peschek. All persons are cautioned against negotiating the same. If not returned to the bank by August 12, 1908, a duplicate will be issued. Postoffice Box 1485 New Forum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Savings Bank
City of New York
4Th Ave
14Th St
Berta Peschek
Typewriters for sale at Victor Visible on Nassau Street
Victor Visible offers catalogues free and takes all makes on part payment with bargains on Underwoods Remingtons Olivers and Smiths. Located at 79 Nassau Street, the ad markets a wide range of typewriters and flexible payment terms.
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Victor Visible
Nassau St
Underwoods
Remingtons
Olivers
Smiths
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Crescent A. C
Como, N. J
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Delancey St
Addr Accomenteile
Wrekoff Ave
Henry Rice
East 18Th St
D. H
Park Ave
O. F
Steinway Ave
Long Island City
Graham
Jamaica Ave
Astoria
J. Kies
35Th St
Pearson
West 20Th
P.O. Box
Woodbridge, N. J
Gahre
17Th St
Roos
Ist Ave
F. Broadbent
East 12Th Street
Bournon
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K. of P
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East
Kalrominer
William Andrews
West 69Th St
Henry Blackstein
137Th St
Porter
Cook
Lunchman
Kent Ave
Fisher
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Townsend
H. J. Ferris
East St
McGrath
Frank Purcell
East 26Th At
Paul Liebelt
Maspeth
L. IL
Fema
Tribune Ce
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Butler
J. M
Miss Smith
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Englewood, N. J
Thomas
Park Row
Schmockel
Esther
Morristown
Tfe
Sprucest
North Tarrytown
A. F
Main St
Madison
Europe
Henry Krukar
Tn St
Fifth Ave
C. M
Osterberg’s Bureau
Lexington Ave
Plaza
Lang & Boecherer Co
West St
Jussila Bureau
H. F_ incola
L. I
Travis
Ye West
Uptown
Séth
87Th Ats
East 14Th St
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125Th At
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Towomen
Sa Azribune
E. B. Browning
Watch Hill Sale
Railroads
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Cortlandt & Desbrossess
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Chicago Express
Busck Diamond Express
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Toronto
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Ries
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Cook and Laundress
Swan
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Osterberg’s
Morrow's Bureau
West 83d St
Flaherty’s Bureau
Columbus Ave
Tei
River
Advertiser
C. R. Cox
Dar
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Sadie Brooks
West 40Th St
18Th
Gutaas
North Ireland
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Bell
East 14Th
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Leonave
Osterberg's Bureau
Moe Ops
Mme. Jacquin
M. L
H. Giese
West 120Th St
Aa Saa
Boecherer Co
Cortlandt
Informacn
Passenger Department
Pier 18
Fall River Line Journal
Hendrick Hulson
Albany
Mary Boyle
Hudson River
Dally
A.M
P.M
Bklyn
Deso's
W. Point
Cornwall
Newb'gh
Hamb
An - Milton
Keepsie
Desbrosses St
West Point
Satan
Hudson Peoples
Citizens Line
Troy
Metro
Seread
Harvard
Long Island Sound
Nantucket Sounds
Atlantic Ocean
Bentaas
N. B
Christopher
Block Island
Orient
Greenport
Shelter Island
Sag Harbor
Montauk
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Newburgh
West 128Th St
Small Wasa
Catskills
Hudson
Coxsackie
Christopher St
Nova Scotia
Marsters Tours
West 20Th St. N.Y
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Seth ST
Riverside
Public Accountants
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Kaiser
Plymouth
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Naples
Genoa
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Hoboken
Paris
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Pretoria
Hamburg-American Line
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Zeeland
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Kroonland
White Star Line
Qunstown— Biltic
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Celtic
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Teutonic
Vem
Majestic
Adriatic
Connie
SANGS
Lusitania
Umbria
Samp
Etruria
Lucania
Osu
Mretania
Caronia
Machetania
Altar
Trizsth
Slavomtat
Pannonia
Vernon H. BR
State St
Bathle Battery
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk, Richmond and
Washington, D.C
Dominion
Beach St
Franklin
SEORT
Thane Sand
Thouwe Sand Islands
Treal
Halifax
the Gulf
Trinidad
Bermuda
Thos. Cook & Son
Mas Ee Ag
New
Vollamd-America Line
Screre
Offerdam Vis
Rotterd’ mAug
Jam Rynéem
Nam' Dam
Potsdam
Holland-America Line
S. S. Limes
Henderson Brothers
RFE
Porto Rico
Pier 11
Wall St. Ferry
Brockivnis
San Juan
Curacao
S.S. Aurora
S.S. Maracaibo
Boulton, Bliss & Malas General Managers
Arapte
F. c Clark Times
C. H. Brown CO
W. H. Jordan
Edwin Lentz
Williams Selw
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Elekene
Caneres
Stnat, Coe
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