James Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Thrilling Finish
King James, ridden by an unnamed jockey, outlasted Celt and Restigouche in a fast stretch duel to win by two lengths in the Brooklyn Handicap. Celt faltered late as King James surged from the rail to prevail, with Restigouche holding on bravely. Mars Cassidy started the field and the crowd roared as the winner returned to the scales under E. Dugan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars Cassidy
Hildreth
Restigouche
King James
Cocos
Keene Stable
Celt
Restico
Burgel
Commando
Etrige
Burwe
G. Burns
Plandit
Stromger
Camce
E. Dugan
King James Triumphs In Brooklyn Handicap Race
King James ridden by Dugan won the Brooklyn Handicap, a record-setting campaign for the four-year-old trained by King James's trainer after a prior injury. Restigouche and Celt contested fiercely, with King James enduring early setbacks and a tough stretch battle. The Hildreths watched from the stands as the colt extended his winning streak to seven straight races, including Burns, California, and Toronto Cup showings.
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Mr. Hildreth
King James Batrow
John
Madden
King James
Gravesend
Fair Play
California
Son of
Plautit
Oakland
Rich Burns
Los Angeles
Roseben
Belmont Park
Cana@a
Dugan
King
Celt
Restige
Lexington
Brooklyn
Restigouche
Sable Companion
Suspension of College Team Over Dual Meet Incident
Major John Dixon reports Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference suspended Leland Stanford Colorado track team members for a dual meet held en route to Chicago for the Pentathlon meet. Colorado athletes expected in Chicago fight local association over sanctions. Also noted is passage of anti-betting bill pending governor signature.
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John Dixon
National Committee of
The
Amateur Athletic
Bert Martin
Rocky Mount
Leland Stanford
Colorado
Ims
Chicago
Rocky Mountain Association
Siena
Stretic Union
Stanford
Denver
Demund Runs Gamely In Close Sprint At Belmont Park
In a breathless opener De Mund and King Cobalt nose to nose through the final sixteenths, judged by the judges after a tense finish. Alfred Noble debuts season with a solid third as McIntyre and Rosimiro clash late, while Lang lodges a foul claim dismissed by stewards. Ocean Round, a star filly trained by James R. Keene, wins the Criterion Stakes convincingly, with Ocean Bound as the favorite in a paddock tip. Anzerona edges Greenvale for a strong place as Imitator looks positioned to challenge next time out.
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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
Anzerona
Harry Payne Whitney
E. Dugan
Squire
Sierces
Robert Forsyth Little
Withers
Beauclerc
Hammerness
Bonnie Kelso
Black Chief
Gravesend
Goldfinch Graciosity
P. J. Rainey
Butwell
de Mand
Dugan King Cobalt
Alfred Notie
Rey
McCahey
Breville
Ullen
Prince of Melbourne
Homespun
St Strain
Dugan
the Squire
Ore Creavy
Reid
Golconda
Mis A. Lee
Crowley
King Sol
Br. F
Br. c
Plaudit
Childreth
King James
G. Burne
Restigouche
Ae J. Butler
Frank High Pri Gill
Scoville
Berkeley Wwsienie
Bergen
eHildreth
Seilinixteenth
Ood
Waterboy
Thuanella
M. Odom
Kien Mosing
Bonnie Kelsh
MecCahey
Leach
Benschotten
Lighthouse
Garner
Court Lady
Creevey
Hill Top
A G Burns
Bo Gus Helm
Ee Wee le
Russelleeee
Russelleeee Sandpiper 13 13 11 11 Scoville
Smith
Sherlock
Glesser
Rangeley
Bighie
St Fin
Horee
Wes Black
Rayner Firebox
Routh Colinet
Scowiie Smith
Everett_eevee
Burns
Devntol
Intyre Oe
McDaniel Ith Inez
Russell
Dreamland Host Long Island Kennel Club Dog Show
The annual dog show by the Long Island Kennel Club will be held at Dreamland tomorrow. A strong entry list includes Theodore Offerman, judge of French bulldogs. 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 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Kennel Club
Dreamland
Theodore Offerman
York
J. E. de Mund
Kennel Club
John F. Collins
Moston Gladiator
A. G. Hooley
Meadowview Kennels
H. J. Goubeaud
Dogs in Open Air Show Blues Well Divided
The Queens Nassau County Fair opened with the Ladies Kennel Association event. Miss M Bourne’s Champion Michael Strogoff led the Russian wolfhounds, while George R Preston won in field spaniels. Many notable attendees and a long lineup of class winners and reserves followed through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Mineola
Long Island
Society
Ladies' Kennel Association of America
Queens-Nassau County Fair
George R. Preston
Alexander Butler Duncan
May Bird
John G. Bates
Albert Zabrick Grey
Arthur Scott Burden
J. Hart Barclay
Herbert M. Har#man
M. €. Bourne
John Minton
Charles L. Addison
J. E. Demand
Alfred B. Maclay
Ambrose Clarke
Robert Maclay
Frances Hadden
John Slade
Catharine Elkins
Gertrude
Beatrice de Coppett
Maud Turner
Lindsley Tappin
Lucille Alger
Louise Grace
E. ID. Morgan
Misses Morgan
Misses Steele
Charles Steele
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
M. C. Bourne
Edward J Greer
John White
White Lodge
Rudolf Vuhl
Meadow View
Meadow View Rock
R. W. Grey
A. Contoit
Elise Ladew
Cartyne
Daffodil Farm Kennels
Lenoir
Annandale Kennels
Annandale Ronald
Cocker
Josephine Reuter
West End
Windholme Kennels
Ursula G
Irina Kennels
Irina
Philip Moersch
Congress Squire of
Tytton
Irving H. Auerbach
Seabrooke
Thomas N. Hodgen
Greystone Grace
Alice M. Bacon
Hillcroft Athelyn
Jeanette P. “Dane
Roynton Robert
W. S. Hastings
Intent
A D. Lewis
Lady Essex
Redbrook
Miller
Orchard Jack
Blue Dragon Eastern Star
The
Lion's Child
Blue Kennels
Eliam Kennels
Elmcourt
Nell
London Art Shows highlight Beerbohm and Sargent satire
London critics praise Max Beerbohm as a fresh New English Art Club recruit with witty grotesque caricatures. Walter Sickert, John, and Pissaro share the show alongside Sargent’s sparkling portraits and studies. The exhibition, doubled in size, features landscapes and portraits by Steer, Rothenstein, Nicholson, and Miss Swynnerton, plus Turners and French works at Lytton and the French Gallery.
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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
Schuster
Lord Ribblesdale
Stirling-Stuart-Crawford
John Galsworthy
Hugh Hammersley
Clement Shorter
So and-So
Piccadilly
Mr. Sargent
Academy
Cook
Mr. Beerbohm
Sargent
Niente
Nfe
Suffolk Street
John Ts
William Nicholson
Rothenstein
Charlies Booth
William Orpen
Nicholson
Carlina
Swynnerton
Edgar Speyer
Wilson Steer
William McTaggert
Rosslyn Park
Hoppners
Jan Steens
Ivy Day at Barnard Celebrates Forever Green Class
Barnard College observed Ivy Day with the senior class formalities and a shift from Tree Day to planting ivy that stays green. The program included arching steps, senior songs, the ivy oration, the Odd Fellows banner transfer, and a Maypole dance, ending with campus songs and weather blessings.
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Barnard College
Barnard
College
Olga Rilke
Lilian Egleston
Odd Fellows’ Association
Eva Vom Baur
Odd Fellows
Milbank Quadrangle
Brooks Fall
Lilian Closson
Life
the Magazine
the & B
Race for Amateur Tars Organizes New Yacht Contest
Commodore Leonard Richards and the Atlantic Yacht Club plan a 12 1/2 mile amateur race from Sea Gate to sea and back to New York. Each skipper must navigate his own boat and find the mark before returning. The finish will be outside the bay to curb wind-related flukes and spur Corinthians to deeper navigation interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Richards
Atlantic Yacht Club
Sea Gate
Carola
New York
Wellesley College Commencement Dates Set for June
Wellesley College schedules a late June series of events led by June 2 commencement and June 3 alumnae observances. The Greek play Iphigenia in Aulis opens May 1, with outdoor Robin Hood and The Tempest slated for June 19 23, plus the senior play June 17 and a water pageant June 12. Receptions, garden party and glee club concert follow, capped by baccalaureate service June 7 277 with Reverend Gordon as preacher and Senator Dolliver as commencement speaker. Reunions identified for several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley College
Wellesley
Alpha Kappahi Society
Zeta Alpha Society
Shakespeare Society
Hazard
George A. Gordon
Boston
Senator Dolliver
Iowa
City Federation ends stormy season with peace at Astor meeting
The City Federation of Women's Clubs closed its stormy season with a quiet directors meeting at the Hotel Astor. Mrs Bello de Rivera won approval for her leadership, while the opposition objected to Dr Adelaide Wallerstein's literature chairmanship.Mrs John S Crosby was confirmed as reception chair.
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Hotel Astor
Bello de Rivera
John 8. Crosby
Crosby
Adelaide Wallerstein
the Daily
William Cumming Story
Rubinstein Club
Harriet
Penny tea party sparks laughs in London spoof tale
A returned traveler recalls a London penny tea gathering where guests bought penny items, voted on exhibits, and enjoyed quirky displays. The moral notes London’s wider penny market, a New York magnate with a restored den, and a spelling class moment featuring Elizabeth who cannot spell innocent, lamenting Saint Anthony’s aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
New York
Festival of Folk Dances in Prospect Park
The first Brooklyn festival of folk dances and athletics under the girls branch of the Public Schools Athletic League will host about one thousand girls this afternoon at 4 on the Parade Ground in Prospect Park. The program mirrors last Saturday’s event at Van Cortlandt Park with similar dances and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Public Schools Athletic League
Prospect Park
van Cortlandt Park
Patterned long coat described for fabrics and trim
The Tribune presents a pattern note on a long coat using pongee linen or lightweight cloth. It notes the garment is serviceable with options like covert cloth or rainproof material and describes trimming with black satin collar cuffs and pocket laps.
Pattern No 6 353 for coats with varying yardage
The pattern No 6 353 offers full length and three quarter length coats with specified yardage, widths and satin collar details. It accommodates bust measurements 34 to 42 inches and will be mailed on receipt of WW cents. Include pattern number and bust size distinctly, address Pattern Department New York Tribune, or send an extra 2 cent stamp for sealed letter postage.
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New-Yorks Tribune
Domestic Accessories and Fabrics Popular this Season
Shoppers note open mesh pie tins at nine cents each and dog collars with semi precious stones selling from fifteen to one hundred fifty dollars. Aprons, mottoes for spring parties, and flower pots join new textiles like pongee automobile coats and linen gowns with net paneling. Persian ribbon parasols, crossbar shirtwaists, and paper luncheon sets attract buyers for porch, country, and seaside events where laundry is costly.
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Iyg James
Sam Hildreth
West
Ripa
Seamen Fla
Senate
House
the Tribune
C. Hildreth
Demund
Ay Tye
Ivy Day
Johnston Wood
Gilbert E. Jones
E. C. Fernandez
Mary Dreier
Charles W. Fiske
Federation
Atlantic Club
Rubinstein
China
Noubt
Elizabeth
Slough
St. Anthony
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