King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Thrilling Finish
King James from the Sonn stable outlasted Celt and Restigouche in a fast stretch duel. Jockey Burns rode a steady drive as King James surged to a short win, with Celt beaten and Restigouche showing grit to place. Crowds roared as the twenty third Brooklyn Handicap closed in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Cassidy
Ae Hiltreth
Abe
Restigouche
King James
Sonn
Keene
C Borns
Beck
Burger
Commando
Celt
Agin
G. Burns
Restizouch
Bors
Dugan
King James Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Gritty Finish
King James ridden by Dugan defeats Restigouche and Celt in a hard fought Brooklyn Handicap. King James has surged through a string of wins, honoring trainer and breeder John Madden as he claims the $3.00 prize while Restigouche earns praise for a bold late stretch duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Hildreth
Brooklyn
King James Ord Restigouche
Suspension of College Track Team Sparks A U Dispute
Major John Dixon reports Rocky Mountain officials suspended Colorado and Stanford track athletes for an unsanctioned dual meet on the way to Chicago. The Colorado squad allegedly hosted the meet, while Stanford faces paper bans and possible sanctions. Florida anti setting bill passed, awaiting governor signature by June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dixon
Amateur Athletic
Bert Martin
Mgistration
Rocky Mountein Lion
Rocky Moon
Leland Stanford
Colorado
Chicago
Sancay Ag
Denver
Feeatbeseee
Fla
Senate
Demund Sprints To Edge King Cobalt In Close Finish
In the opening race De Mund and King Cobalt battled head to head through the final sixteenths, finishing so close the judges had to separate them. Alfred Noble ran third in his season debut as McIntyre caused a late rail incident. Ocean Round by Woodford Clay won the Criterion Stakes, with Ocean Bound, Angerona, and Greenvale among the strong contenders in a tight finish.
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de Mund
King Cobalt
Alfred Noble
McIntyre
Rosimiro
Lang
Jack Atkin
Belmont Park
Woodford Clay
Star Shoot
Flying Fish
James R. Keene
Ocean Bound
Angerona
Calypso
Greenvale
Harry Payne Whitney
E. Dugan
Squire
Sierces
Robert Forsyth Little
D. D. Withers
Beauclerc
Hammerness
Bonnie Kelso
Black Chief
Gravesend
Goldfinch Graciosity
Ci. H
P. J. Rainey Horee
Butwell
de Cobalt
Os Dugan King
Mentyre
Alfred Nobie
Bt Methey
Royal Onyx
Beoville
Cullen
Destrous
Burns
Rialto
Prince of Melbourne
Fin Dugan i
Oegis Creevy
Reid
Golconda
Smith
Killiecrankie
McCahey
Hills
Lynch
Burns Angerona
Dugan Greenvale
Glennadeane
Ben McDaniel
Cindy
MccCahey
Jacquitina
H Smith
Plaudit
Hildreth
Dugan
King James
G. Burne
Restigouche
J. Butler
Scoville
Frank Gill
Berkeley
Bergen
eHildreth
Waterboy
Thuanella
M. Odom
Cosing
Cosing Wr. St Str
Bere Wi
Bid Upton
Sianae
Dugan Hammerness
Ze McCahey
Bensdotte
Lighthouse
Garner
Court Lady
Creevey Hill
Ge Ax Bu
Russell
Seoville
H. Smith
Sherlock
Glass
Reta Obadiah CE
Bik
Tepaile Mac
Rangeley Sighie
Horee
Creevey
Rayner
Firebox
Gropper
Pogutier
Oolmarm
Scowiile
Colinet
A A H Smith
J. Taral
Everett
G. Burns
Eddie Dugan
MelIntyre Devito
Dreamland Dog Show Opens by Long Island Kennel Club
The Long Island Kennel Club holds its annual dog show at Dreamland tomorrow with a strong entry list. Exhibitors include Theodore Offerman, famed judge of bulldogs and Aire Dales, owner of champion York. Dr. J. E. De Mund, club president. John F. Collins with champion Moston Gladiator. A G Hooley of Meadowview Kennels. and Dr. H J Goubeaud.
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Long Island Kennel Club
Dreamland
Theodore Offerman
York
J. E. de Mund
Kennel Club
John F. Collins
A- G. Hooley
Meadowview Kennels
H. J. Goubeaud
Dogs Triumph At Open Air Show In Queens Nassau Fair
Telegraph dispatch from Mineola reports the annual open air show by the Ladies Kennel Association of America at the Queens Nassau County Fair opening. Large turnout and many classes, with Miss M. Bourne’s Ch Michael Strogoff among top winners and George R Preston taking blue ribbons in field and other breeds. Numerous society figures attended. extensive class results list winners and reserves across bloodhounds to dachshunds and collies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Mineola
Long Island
Ladies’ Kennel Associate of America
Queens-Nassau County Fair
Bourne
Michael Strogoff
George R. Preston
Louise Grace
E. D. Morgan
Misses Morgan
Misses Steele
Charlies Steele
O. W. Bird
Clair Bird
Charles B. Curtis
E W. Roy
A. R. Conkling
Rohr
E. C. Parsons
Walter Fox
Charles T. Proctor
Anna Sands
Verona Jarbeau
W. Alston Twitty
Thomas White
St. Bernards
Thomas J. Regan
Aaron Milan
Jacob Kuhman
Sem V
Amooth
M. H. Thiman
Duke of Astoria
M. Dc. Bourne
Ch. Michael Strogoff
John White
Lads Vic
White Lodge
Rudolf Vuhl
Meadow View Kennels
Meadow View Rock
R. W. Storey
A. Contoit
Elise Ladew
Daffodil Farm Kennels
Brynwood Kennels
Brynwood Nardia
W. Blowds
Prim
Clark
Windholme Kennels
Windholme Wallace
C. D. Tainter
West End
Josephine Reuter
Ursula G
Irina
Philip Moersch
Congress Squire of
Tytton
Irving H. ‘Auerbach
Seabrooke Enchantress
Thomas N. Hodgen
Greystone Grace
Alice M. Bacon
Hillcroft Athelyn
Jeanette P. Dana
Roynton
Blue Dragoness
Eliam Kennels
Elmcourt
Nellie
H Man’s Baby Beautiful
W. M. van Norden
London Art Shows Render Beebrohm a Bold Satirist
In London on May 21, Max Beerbohm debuts as a fresh New English Art Club recruit with twenty cartoons among works by Sickert Pissaro and others. His wit targets theatre realms Hall Caine Heinemann Sargent and fashion snobbery with playful, non venomous caricature.
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London
Max Beerbohm
du Maurier
New English Art Club
Walter Sickert
John
Pissaro
Punch
Repertory
Herbert Trench
Hall Caine
Heinemann
George Moore
Chelsea
Lord Curzon
Chuster
Lord Ribblesdale
Burling-Stuart-Crawford
John Galsworthy
Hugh Hammersley
Clement Shorter
So and-So
Piccadilly
Mr. Sargent
Academy
Cook
Mr. Beerbohm
Niente
Sargent
New Finglish Art Club
Suffolk Street
John Ts
William Nicholson
Rothenstein
Charlies Booth
William Orpen
Nicholson
Carlina
Swynnerton
Steer
Clausen
Neville Lytton
Carfax Gallery
Charles Geoffroy
Mr. Lytton
Lillah Macarthy
Maris
Ivy Day at Barnard Celebrates Forever Green Tradition
Barnard College observed Ivy Day with senior steps ceremony, ivy planting, and the 1909 class pledge to permanence. Dignitaries included Miss Olga Rilke and Miss Lilian Closson, as juniors accepted leadership and the Odd Fellows banner passed to the sophomores amid Maypole dances and campus songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard College
Barnard
Olga Rilke
Miss Rilke
Lilian Egleston
Odd Fellows’ Association
Eva Vom Baur
Odd Fellows
Milbank Quadrangle
Brooks Pall
Lilian Closson
Life
the Magazine
Amateur Yacht Race Off Sea Gate From New York
Commodore Leonard Richards and the Atlantic Yacht Club plan a 125 mile amateur race to sea starting at Sea Gate. Skippers navigate their own boats to a mark, then return to New York. Finish outside the bay aims to prevent flukes from varying inland winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Richards
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Carola
New York
Wellesley College Plans June Commencement and Events
Wellesley College will hold commencement on Tuesday June 2 with alumni observances on Wednesday June 3. The Greek play Iphigenia in Aulis was staged May 31 by Alpha Kappa Chi. Outdoor performances include The Story of Robin Hood and The Tempest on June 19 and 33. The senior play is June 17 and Tree Day on June 11. Float, the water pageant, is June 12, with garden party and glee club concert June morning and President Hazard’s reception that evening. The baccalaureate sermon is June 2 by Rev. Dr. George A. Gordon and the commencement address by Senator Dolliver. Alumni reunions span several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Alpha Kappa Chi Society
Zeta Alpha Society
Shakespeare Society
Hazard
George A. Gordon
Boston
Senator Dolliver
Iowa
City Federation Battle Ends Quietly at Astor Directors Meeting
The City Federation of Women's Clubs closed a stormy season with a peaceful directors meeting at the Hotel Astor. Insurgents offered no objections to President Mrs Bello de Rivera's plans, but harbor quiet wrath for later action. Chairmanships were filled including Mrs John S Crosby as reception head, approved by the board amid tensions over previous divisions. Dr Adelaide Wallerstein's literature committee post drew particular opposition, feared to inflame Rubinstein Club grudges within the federation.
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City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hotel Astor
Bello de Rivera
John S. Crosby
Crosby
Adelaide Wallerstein
the Daily
William Cumming Story
Rubinstein Club
Harriet
Penny Tea Party and School Spelling Woes
A returned traveler recalls a London penny tea with peculiar penny gifts and a playful exhibit contest as guests vote by numbers. The piece shifts to a wealthy New York woman’s reforming den and ends with a little girl named Elizabeth failing to spell innocent and violent in class, lamenting Saint Anthony’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
New York
Elizabeth
St. Anthony
Festival of Folk Dances at Prospect Park Parade Ground
The first Brooklyn festival of folk dances and athletics under the girls branch of the Public Schools Athletic League features about one thousand girls. The event starts at 4 PM this afternoon on the Parade Ground in Prospect Park and mirrors last Saturday’s festival at Van Cortlandt Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Public Schools Athletic League
Prospect Park
van Cortlandt Park
Coat pattern for a long, fine garment in pongee article
This Tribune pattern describes a long coat made from pongee linen or lightweight cloth, noted as a serviceable garment. The illustration shows a pongee version trimmed with a black satin collar cuffs and pocket taps, detailing the material quantities for a medium size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Yorks Tribune
Domestic trinkets and fabrics draw shoppers at the shops
A shop notice lists pie tins of open mesh wire at nine cents each, dog collars set with semi precious stones from fifteen to one hundred fifty dollars, and a lace apron selling around two fifty to five dollars. Dutch figures for parties cost three fifty a dozen, Persian ribbon parasols from five dollars, and paper luncheon sets for porch gatherings appeal to housewives facing laundry costs.
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James
Sam Hildreth
Mr. Hildreth
King James Hat
Madden
Fair Play
California
Plav
Oakland
Rich Burns
Los Angeles
Roseden
Canada
John E. Madden
Hamburg Place
Kentucky
Elt
Resti@eudhe
Himvar
Alarm
Dom- Mende
Restigenche
Lexington
Restirouche
West
Florida
the Tribune
Ss. C. Hildreth
Demund
Ivy Day
Johnston Wood
Gilbert E. Jones
E. C. Fernandez
Mary Dreier
Charles W. Fiske
Federation
Atlantic Club
Rubinstein
China
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