Yankee Polo Triumph Over England in Hempstead Match
Whitney and Milburn lead Meadow Brook to a hard fought 4 14 to 8 victory on Hempstead field against England’s best in the opening polo match of the two game series postponed by storm. Whitney’s rallying at sixth period sparks a comeback and Larry Waterbury nets a backhand to seal the win as English defense falters. Lt Edwards stars for England, while Waterbury brothers and Milburn contribute key plays in a dramatic international polo battle on Long Island.
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Poly
Harry Payne Whitney
Meadow Brook
Hempstead
Long Island
Amerikan
Almoge
Larry Waterbury
Devereux Milburn
Railbirds
Coud
Mr. Whitney
Don Aj
S ‘Pamy
Harry Payne Witney
U. Whitney
Pistons
Waterbury Brothers
Lieutenant Edwards
Warship contract rumors denied by retired U S naval officer
A rumor of US shipyards quitting contracts for two Argentine dreadnoughts was denied by Rear Admiral Howles, noting Argentine naval interest and Anglo American bids. Fore River and New York Shipbuilding built two 28,000 ton ships at about 221 knot speed, with Bethlehem armor, amid cross Atlantic competition and cost pressures.
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London
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincey
Mass
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Fores River Company
England
Germany
Bethlehem Steel Company
Bethlehem
United States
Argentine Naval Commission
Buenos Ayres
Borius
Howles
Gar- Admiral
Wiccadilly
Special Summer Resort Number
Sunday June 4 issue promotes a Tribune resort special guiding readers to vacation plans and destinations for summer travel. It teases a special summer resort section in the upcoming paper, aiming to help readers decide where to spend holidays.
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Tribune
Cotton Board Expels Moyse & Co Two Members
Edward Moyse & Co brokers and two firm members were expelled by the New York Cotton Exchange after a lengthy investigation into a customer’s order irregularities. Moyse and Felix J Moyse were suspended for one year. the firm is also barred, with partners alleging perjury and extortion charges likely to follow.
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Beave Street
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Fix
Rothschild
United States Roverimnen
Edward Ape
Felix H. Moyse
Kaxchange
Ares
F. MeEtrey
Edward Mowse & Co
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Tley
Mowse & Co
Promi Borin Welt
Hal
the Exchange
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Rothchhild
Coteton Exchange
M. H. Rothschild
Patten Pool
Exchange
Eaward
Felix J. Moyes
Hugh F. McElroy
McElroy
Haseen
New York Cotton Exchange
Marah
Summit
Miss
Mobilize at Spithead 170 Warships in Review
London June 1 The admiralty issued a chart of the cononation review of the fleet at Spithead on June 24 Within about six square miles 170 British warships from dreadnoughts to submarines will be gathered while eighteen for elen warships and about fifty liners and yachts will require space The British vessels will be arranged in five long lines with a sixth line of foreign ships Anchored beyond the official ground will be hundreds of other yachts merchant ships and pleasure steamers in a grand display of British shipping
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Admiralty
Spithead
Dread
Heitien
Georgian legislator in streetcar brawl over seat
Georgia Representative S. A. Roddenberry clashed with a Black man aboard a Washington streetcar after a Democratic caucus. Roddenberry landed several blows while others intervened. The Black man and his companion remained aboard after the incident drew attention from Speaker Sam Clark and Kentucky Representatives Olle Jammer and Ben Johnson. The car’s crew offered to eject the Black rider, but Roddenberry’s group chose to let him stay.
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Clark
James
Johnson
Strike at Mammoth Cave Ends Guides Out, White Wings Parade
In Mammoth Cave Kentucky today eight seers were turned away as twenty-five veteran guides quit rather than accept the new manager White Wings. About four thousand White Wings will march down Pitth avenue on Wednesday in the Street Cleaning Department parade, marking the third annual event.
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Mammoth Cave
Kow
Pitth Avenue
Washington coat of arms and flag origin in Selby Abbey
London writer Dr Sollawar writes to parishioners about the discovery at Selby Abbey of the Washington coat of arms, claiming it as the origin of the American flag. He plans further explorations and promises to reveal connections with Washington family heraldic treasures in a forthcoming story.
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Selby Abbey
London
Sollawar
Selby
Washington
Fire Destroys Three Story Brick Block On East Riverfront
A large fire broke out at the J and F Bifert Company building at 18th Street and Avenue D along the East River, threatening nearby gas tanks and Cedar wood stocks. Firefighters contained the blaze before it damaged the Consolidated Gas tanks and the Eagle Smelting building, as police and citizens evacuated and hatches were opened to relieve the danger to stables.
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J. & F. Bifert Company
18Th Street
Avenue D
East River
Consolidated Gas Company
Elfert Company
Eagie Smelting and Refining Company
East 18Th Street
Rescues Drowning Girls in Hudson Park Bay
George Hohmann of Locust Street saved two school teachers whose canoe capsized off New Rochelle near Hudson Park. One woman swam to the capsized canoe while the other sank twice as Hohmann swam to her aid, diving for the drowning swimmer and bringing both to shore exhausted. Other rescuers assisted after the girls were brought to safety.
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Hudson Park
New Rochelle
George Hohmann
Iohmann
Aeath
Brite
First separate march of four thousand men reaches Texas heat
Galveston June 1 report by Telegraph to The Tribune details General A Mills leading four thousand troops on a 500 mile Galveston to Houston hike. Temperature 67 to 108 F, three mile column, many prostrations, and water and supply failures. Dust from limestone roads chokes riders as surgeons aid the exhausted. Public notices about trains to Colorado decorate the end of the item.
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Tribune
Galveston
A. Mills
Houston
Texas
Coast
Another Lorimer Inquiry Ordered In Senate Vote
The Senate ordered a reopened Lorimer election inquiry by a 48 to 20 vote, substituting the Martin resolution and handing the task to a standing committee. The plan envisions an eight member subcommittee to begin work next session, with heated debate marking the approval.
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Tennessee
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