Muriel Leads The Fleet In First Day Of Astor Cups Race
Newport Aug 5 Charles Smithers Muriel won her class and led the 52 yacht Astor Cups fleet finishing at Brenton's Reef light ship at 4 45 pm. Corona Yankee and Queen Mab followed with Mineola Rainbow and Weetamoe close behind. Weather improved and winds shifted as boats battled the long course with several protests filed and a near collision avoided near the Navigator.
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the Tribune
Newport
Charles Smithers
Muriel
Brenton
Reef
New York Yacht Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Corona
J. Rogers Maxwell
Yankee
Rainbow
Queen Mab
Lucius W. Smith
Weetamoe
Neola
Cord Meyer
Altair
Constellation
George W. Weld
Charlies Lane Moor
Mira
Point Judith
New London
Saralis Ledge
Navigator
Saunterer
Eclipse
Alcatorda
Hebe
Humma
Bonnie Kate
Cleona
Effort
Yvette
Lotawana
Challenge
Ondawa
August Imont
Mineola
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hester
Geralia
India
Quissetta
Amorita
Agatha
Seneca
Shamrock
Quickstep
Ingomar
Katrina
Commodore Ledyard
George W. Weild
Kane
Regatta Committee
Watch Hill
Green Hill
Barr
Elmira
Newport Cottage Colony
Brenton’s Reef
HMS Shenandoan
Hildegarte
Endymion
Emerald
Chanticleer
Senta
Uv Ondawa
Gosseon
Katorda
Eidolon Hebe
Bonnie Kateonan Ca
Saunterer Cerepiaensens
Yvette Ce
Siaops
Ytawls
Brynhild Wins King's Cup as Meteor III Second at Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron regatta day two featured 12 starters for the King's Cup. Brynhild led early, Meteor III rose to second with Glory third. Brynhild finished first at 5:14, Meteor III at 6:13, Glory at 6:16. Leander placed fourth, Florinda fifth. Victoria and Albert later met racers near Ryde.
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Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
James Pender
Brynhild
Lancelot Rolleston
Rupert Guinness
Meteor
Glory
Meteor III
Victoria and Albert
Isle of Wight
Solent
Leander
Florinda
Prize baby contest featured at Professional Woman's League exhibit
The Professional Woman's League announces an Industrial Section at its Garden exhibit with a prize baby contest offering $19 for the twins closest match and owner of the prettiest baby. Additional prizes include $75 for the homeliest baby and $5 for the homeliest mother. Major stage updates include Ellen Purge joining Soldiers of Fortune at the Savoy and Blanche Walsh's new project alongside Rupert Hughes.
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Professional
Garden
William A. Brady
Gates and allies acquire control of Weaver Coal and Coke Co
Chicago dispatches report John W. Gates and associates William Edenborn and Colonel Isaac L. Ell wood have bought a large stake in the Weaver Coal Company. The firm is renamed Weaver Coal and Coke Company with capital stock raised to 33 million dollars. Its holdings include the Maryland Smokeless Coal Company at Weaver and Lester West Virginia and the Bellington and Beaver Creek Railway Company plus coal lands across West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois.
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Chicago
John W. Gates
William Edenborn
Isaac L. Ellwood
Weaver Coal Company
Weaver Coal and Coke Company
Maryland Smokeless Coal Company
Weaver and Lester
W. Va
Bellington and
Beaver Creek
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
Devery Attacks Wood in Tammany District War
Report on William S. Devery rallying 14 IXth Assembly District captains at Four Corners Club to back his bid for district leader. Devery claims 1,450 enrolled Democrats in the association and about 4,000 in the district, says he gains 50 voters daily, and accuses Eugene Wood of Albany of interference. He targets Goodwin and Dunn, plans continued vaudeville at College Point, and forecasts a large turnout.
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Goodwin
Ixth
Bill” Devery
Four Corners Club
William S. Devery
Devery
Sheehan
Eugene Wood
Albany
James J. Walsh
Thomas J. Dunn
Columbia
College Point
American Theatre
Hoffman House
Tammany Hall
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Wood
New York
Frank J. Goodwin
Croker May Never Return From Europe
Maurice Untermyer, traveling in Europe since June, aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, reported meeting Richard Croker at the Derby. Croker claimed he was through with politics and would not return to New York this year or discuss a possible return. He denied any connection with Tammany Hall and believed his work for Democrats was finished.
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Maurice Untermyer
Europe
Mr. Untermyer
Richard Croker
Croker
New York
Obituary of renowned New York lawyer John H. Glover
John H. Glover, 75, prominent New York lawyer with over fifty years in the bar, died Monday of heart trouble. He lived at 531 Madison Ave and recently resided at Buckingham. Yale graduate 1846, Harvard Law, former Hawley & Glover partner, founder of Glover Sweezy & Glover in 1883, senior member. Survived by wife Helen Leroy, son Henry S. Glover, daughters Charlotte Leroy Glover and Mrs. George N. Miller. Clubs include Century, Church, and Yale Alumni. Funeral at Church of the Heavenly Rest. interment in Fairfield, Connecticut.
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Williamst
Glover
Madison Ave
Buckingham
New-York
Yale
Harvard Law School
Hawley & Glover
Glover, Sweezy
Civil War veteran Charles G Summers dies at 86
Charles G Summers a Civil War veteran died at his Brooklyn home 407 Groves t. He served as captain in the 7th New York Volunteers and fought at Gettysburg. He later worked in the Pension Patent and Gold Board offices and developed Ridgewood Heights. Funeral held under Abel Smith Post G A R. Buried National Cemetery in uniform. He leaves a widow.
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Charles G. Summers
Grovest
Brooklyn
Oyster Bay
Long Island
New York Volunteers
Patent
Gold Board
New York City
Ridgewood Heights
de Kalb
Irving Aves
Abel Smith Post
National Cemetery
Summers
Beardshear Dies After Attending National Education Meet
Dr. William Beardshear president of Iowa State College and head of the National Educational Association died at Des Moines after suffering nervous prostration. Born March 7 1830 in Dayton Ohio he served in the Army of the Cumberland and studied at Otterbein Yale and later led Western College Iowa and Iowa State College He also led the Iowa State Teachers Association and served as a U S Indian Commissioner His term as NEA president ended recently with President Eliot of Harvard chosen as his successor.
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Des Moines
Iowa
William M. Beardshear
Iowa State College
Ames
National Educational Association
Minneapol
Beardshear
William Miller Beardshear
Dayton
Ohio
Army of the Cumberland
Otterbein University
Yale
Western College
Toledo
Sixty Four Rescued From Waterlogged Schooner Notice
The schooner Notice with sixty four aboard including eleven women and forty seven Cape Verde immigrants was towed into New York by the Italian steamship Sardegna after a July squall. The vessel sailed from Brava on June 27 bound for Providence with eighteen crew and forty seven passengers. A storm damaged her rudder and sails, she drifted for days and was rescued seven hundred miles from New York on August 3. The first mate Ina assumed command, provisions were replenished, and the immigrant question awaits Treasury decision at the Providence port. Built in 1868 at Gloucester, the 71 foot vessel.
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Cape Verde Islands
Antonio Ramos
John P. Pina
Brava
Providence
R. I
Sardegna
Ina
New York
Thirtyfourth St
Treasury Department
Gloucester
Mass
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
HOME NEWS lists notable guests at major New York hotels. At Fifth Avenue guests include E B Aldrich of Providence and Maj McCord a U S Army surgeon, Captain H R Lemly of the U S Army. Holland hosts Rev Arden Flood of Nashville. Majestic greets Chisuyu Wataube and Viscount Wataube of Japan. Savoy hosts Rev Emil G Hirsh of Chicago.
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Fifth Avenue
E. B. Aldrich
Providence
McCord
U.S. A
H. R. Lemly
U. S. A. Holland
Arden Flood
Nashville
Majestic
Chisuyu Wataube
Japan
Viscount Wataube
Savoy
Emil G. Hirsh
Chicago
Fresh Air party departure and protests at Harlem Lyceum
The Tribune notes the Fresh Air party departure for the 1Xth Assembly District from American Theatre while Hebrew citizens protest police mass meetings at Harlem Lyceum. Mails from Australia New Zealand and Hawaii with July dates arrived in San Francisco by 6 pm and will close at the General Post Office. Martin McLane, superintendent for Bartlett Haywood Company, was freed after a coroner’s jury found he acted in self defense when mob attack killed Patrick Angeline.
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Tribune
William S. Devery
Harlem Lyceum
Pp. m
Australia
New Zealand
Hawaii
Melbourne
Sydney
Auckland
Honolulu
San Francisco
Martin McLane
East One-hundred and
Consolidated Gas Company
East River
Patrick Angeline
Ferryboats in Collision Near Battery East River
The Whitehall of the South Ferry Line collided with the Mineola of the Atlantic avenue Line yesterday at 8 am just outside slips on the East River near the Battery. The Whitehall carried away the Mineola’s starboard forward rail. both boats continued service after the incident due to the flood tide.
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Whitehall
Mineola
Supreme Court to hear case on seizure of enemy harbor vessel La Paz
Washington reports an appeal docketed in the U S Supreme Court over the United States refusal to pay $10 for leasing the vessel La Paz, seized as enemy property during the Porto Rico hurricane era. The case from Porto Rico challenges the war use of a collier and questions the government’s right to seize private ships in wartime.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
S. Ribas Hijo
Vigas
Spain
Ponce
Porto Rico
United States
la Paz
Quartermaster’s Department
War Department
District Court of
Internationalaw
Port Chester Hotel Proprietor Van Buren Leland Dies
Van Buren Leland aged 62, member of a renowned hotel family, died at his Port Chester home from Brights disease. He was brother to Warren Leland of the Windsor Hotel, site of a March 17, 1988 fire, and related by marriage to ex-Congressman William Ward. Funeral held at Ward home with Rye Cemetery burial.
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van Buren Leland
Port Chester
Bright
Leland
Warren Leland
Windsor Hotel
William L. Ward
Westchester County
Ward
Rye
Disaster at sea sinks Notice schooner and captain dies
News from New York reaches Providence of the schooner Notice from Brava with twenty passengers and cargo. Captain Antonio Ramos, 25, unmarried, perished after the vessel was disabled at sea. Antone Costa and associates plan repairs in New York and repatriation for remaining passengers.
Major John H Horstall Dies in Mount Vernon Civil War Vet
Major John Henry Horsfall a Mount Vernon resident and Civil War veteran died Monday in his sixtieth year. Born in Halifax England he came to the United States at nineteen and served in the 70th New Hampshire Volunteers earning brevet captain. He later served as major in the 22d Regiment before settling as a furnishing decorator and later in vehicle insurance. A Mount Vernon G A R delegation will attend the funeral leaving a widow two sons and a daughter.
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John Henry Horstall
Mount Vernon
Horstall
Halifax
England
New Hampshire Volunteers
New-York
Horsfall
Seval Yars
New Hampshire
Mount Vernon G. A. R
Real estate dealer John F James dies in Red Bank
John F James a Brooklyn real estate figure died Monday at his Red Bank summer home after years of stomach trouble. Born near Red Bank in 1836, he served as a captain in the 56th New York Volunteers. He built Wyckoff & James and later John Fames & Sons, with offices at 193 5. He leaves a widow and two sons. funeral in Red Bank this afternoon and burial at Cypress Hills Thursday.
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John F. James
Brooklyn
Red Bank
Mr. James
New York Volunteers
Wyckoff & James
Wyckoff
John Fames & Sons
James
Cypress Hills
Long Island
Joseph Wallace Cremin Dies After Long City School Service
Joseph Wallace Cremin died on Monday at his home 169 East Seventy first street from heart disease. He served over fifty years with the city schools, including more than thirty years as principal of Public School No. 27. He authored several scientific and religious works and received a Master of Arts degree from the College of St. Francis Xavier.
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Joseph Wallace Cremin
East Seventy-first-st
College of St. Francis Xavier
Countess de Castellane Ordered to Pay Untermyer
Maurice Untermyer and Samuel Untermyer announced a settlement in the Wertheimer v Castelle de Castellane suit. Wertheimer will recover 4,000,000 francs with 4 percent interest. the countess will pay 500,000 francs yearly, secured by George J Gould’s funds. Courts will direct instalment payments from Gould’s held assets.
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Maurice Untermyer
Ascher Wertheimer
London
Countess de Castellane
Samuel Untermyer
Untermyer
Wertheimer
Death of Dr. Jesse Bradford Losey, aged 75
Rochester August 5. Dr Jesse Bradford Losey of Conesus Centre Livingston County is dead at seventy five. Born in Dansville he graduated from the University of Vermont medical college and practiced over forty years. He served in the Civil War with the 22d New York Cavalry and accompanied General Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley. He also introduced General Grant to his brigade when Grant became commander of the Union forces.
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Rochester
Jesse Bradford Losey
Conesus Centre
Livingston County
Dansville
N. Y
Medical College
University of Vermont
New York Cavalry
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Grant
Death of Samuel A Galpin President of New Haven Clock Co
Word came from London that Samuel A Galpin, president of the New Haven Clock Company and director in several local institutions, died this morning after a three day illness. He leaves two sons, Harry and Perrin, and a sister, Miss Harriet Galpin of Washington.
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New-Haven
Conn
London
Samuel A. Galpin
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac
Daily marine data notes sun rise and set times and moon phases with high water predictions for Sandy Hook Gov. Island and Hell Gate. Entries indicate 1 9 sunrise and 7 10 sunset with corresponding moon sets and ages and high water at specific early and late hours.
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Sandy Hook
Gov. Island
Hell Gate
Outgoing Steamers Today List of Ships and Schedules
Vessel movements for today include Celtic bound to Liverpool and White Star with calls at Philadelphia and Southampton. Comanche to Charleston and Clyde. Ligio to New Orleans. Alamo to Galveston. Princess Anne to Norfolk. Oscar II to Denmark. La Bretagne to Havre. Venefuegos to Guantanamo. El Alba to Galveston. Hamilton and Hortensias sailing to Norfolk and Houston respectively. Friday additions show Santiago to Tampico via NY and Cuba, Halifax to Bermuda, Rio Grande to Brunswick, Arapahoe to Charleston, Jamestown to Norfolk.
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Celtic
Liverpool
White Star
Philadelphia
Southampton
American
Comanche
Charleston
Clyde
Ligio
New Orleans
Morgan
Alamo
Galveston
Mallory
Princess Anne
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Oscar IH
Denmark
la Bretagne
Havre
Enigin Luise
Bremen
Lloyd
Ranza
Hatana
Ward
Venfuegos
Guantanamo
el Alba
Hamilton
Shipping News Port of New York August 5 1902 Arrivals
A detailed port report lists arriving steamers and cargoes at New York on August 5 1902 with sailings from Liverpool Glasgow Antwerp Bremen Genoa Colon Kingston Genoa and more. Vessels include Georgie Sardinian Friesland Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Grosser Kurflfrist Aller Sardegna Alliance Adirondack Erica Coleridge Bratshberg Felwick Jefferson Morro Castle and others with cabins steerage and freight or passenger movements to various lines and companies. Weather at Sandy Hook noted southerly wind and scattered clouds.
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Georgie
Nicol
Liverpool
Mise
White Star Line
Har
Gigante Sardinian
White
Glasgow
Austin Baldwin & Co
Friesland
Berg
Nickels
Antwerp
International Navigation Co
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Ger
Hageman
Bremen
Southampton
Cherbourg
Mdise
Oelrichs & Co
Grosser Kurflrst i
Ier
Reimkasten
Bar
Aller
Wilhelmi
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Odrichs & Co
Sardegna
Ital
Montana
Hirzel, Feltmann & Co
Alliance
Skillings
Colon
Moise
Panama Railroads Co
Adirondack
Bruns
Kingston
Savanilla
Carthagena
Port Simon
Hamburg-American Line
Erica
Zindal
Port Morant
Port Maria
Montego Bay
J E. Kerr & Co
Coleridge
Fisher
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Barbados
Busk & Jevons
Bratshberg
Nor
Brannes
Cardenas
WPD
Munson
Felwick
Smith
Huelva
Funchal
Miise
Davis Silver Ore Company
Jefferson
Dole
Norfolk
Newport News
Olt
Dominion Ss Co
Morro Castle
Downs
Havana
James E Ward & Co
Sandy Hook
Address List for Mail Order Fulfillment
The notice provides multiple Manhattan addresses for order fulfillment and collection. It lists 238 Broadway at Warren opposite City Hall, 42 Broadway at 13th and 149 to 148 4th Ave, 1260 Broadway at 224, and 54 West 33rd Street. It states that orders are filled by mail.
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Broadway
Cor. Warren
City Hall
4Th Ave
Movements of steamers and foreign ports report
A telegraph style maritime summary noting steerage and sailing events. Vessels including the Wordsworth and Kronprinz Wilhelm are listed with origins and destinations such as New York, Bahia, Rio Janeiro, Rotterdam, and Liverpool. The report records arrivals and departures across multiple ports from Aug 1 to Aug 5.
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London
Wordsworth
Graham
New York
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Shields
Mannheim
Ger
Ockermann
New-York
Rotterdam
Noordam
Bonjer
Boulogne-sur-Mer
Antwerp
Kroonland
Doxrud
Marseilles
Roma
Verries
New- York
Byron
Stapleton
Para
Bernard
Evans
Mannes
Minnetonka
Lay—land
Liverpool
Bovie
Jones
New Yo Victoria
Bellona
Iversen
Santos
Nik Lizard
Diamant
Schieemitch
Flushing Freemantle
Krog
Borg
Dan
Eriksen
St Vincent
C V. Rotterdam
Deutschland
Dalidorff
New Prowle Point
Excelsior
Courtin
Bremen
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Richter
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Copenhagen
Nicolai I
Orum
Bristol
Brooklyn City
King
Newcastle
British King
Riedle
Pernambues
Berg
Teneriffe
Elm Branch
East Earl Livestock Prices At Market Report
East Earl market closes with receipts of 1 200 hogs and 800 sheep and lambs. Hog prices range from about 70 to 75 dollars per hundredweight with heavy, mixed and yorker categories noted. Veals and grass calves bring around 350, while cattle offerings include fair heifers around 275 and bulls near 425. Lambs around 75 to 98, with yearlings about 4 to 5 dollars, ewes near 4 0 to 4 50.
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East Earl Shipping
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Fourteenth Street Theatre
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Sec’y
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Colorado Springs Mining Stock Exchange
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Moon
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Rose Maud
Portland
Cc Creek Consol
Jack P Con
Acac
Elkton Consol
City & Man
Isabella
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Buffalo Live Stock Market
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