Bedford Stakes Thriller and Mixed Fortunes at Gravesend
Miss Nett overhauled rivals in a tight finish to win the Bedford Stakes at Gravesend. Trance Run, Black Bridge, and Decree Odom’s contenders faced tough spots as jockeys and trainers weighed strategy and footing amid a day of close calls and upsets.
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Judge Ermengrout
Liverpool
Decree Odom
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Fitz Herbert
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Mary Davis
Bob R
Berkeley
Little Lang
Geeth
Berkeies
Deve Woodford
Berjewick
Dilkare
Busy Miss
Dullcare
Petronius
Frank Purcell
English Polo Club Declares Challenge for International Cup
The Hurlingham Polo Club committee decides to challenge for the international polo cup held by Meadow Brook. The English team, to sail July 10, includes R. and F. Grenfell, the Earl of Rockeavage, and Lord Wodehouse. Captain E. B. Miller will join, replacing Captain Lloyd.
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Hurlingham Polo Club
Meadow Brook Club
United States
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Earl of Rockeavage
Lord Wodehouse
Duke of Roxburghe
E. B. Miller
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H. L. Herbert
National Polo Association
Harry Payne Whitney
Atlantic Ocean
Old Etonians
Herbert Wilson
Earl of Rocksavage
Lancers
Meadow Brook
England
Governor Gillett Denies Interfering With Fight Frame-Up Claims
Sacramento June 6 Governor Gillett said the state would not interfere with the Johneonight series regardless of how many Testians are sent, unless a condition demands his involvement. He dismissed reports of a possible frame-up and noted he had not been interviewed on the subject.
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Gillett
Jas Nigh
Cali
Little Wants Joe Back Becomes Legal Clash
San Francisco June 6 George Little, jealously seeking reappointment as manager for Jack Johnson, vows immediate legal action after a quarrel that led to Little’s ousting and Hart’s hiring. He claims $10,000 forfeited plus $15,000 debts, with Johnson’s brother Charles said to be dying in Chicago. Also notes a grand stand permit for Central Park near the Jeffries Johnson arena and Beecher's ten round decision over Boyo Driscoll at Harlem’s Olympic Club.
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George Little
Jack Johnson
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Johnson
Sig” Hart
Martin
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Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Central Park
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Boyo Driscoll
Olympic Athletic Club
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Joe Morris Wins Latonia Derby to Take 24th Renewal
Joe Morris racing as W. T. Anderson defeated top contenders Boola Boola and Donau in the Latonia Derby run over 1 1/2 miles in 2 33 1 5. Donau set pace but Grand urged Joe Morris to the front for home and the favorite held on to win easily. A wreath of roses crowned the winner while Grand claimed a bouquet for second.
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Latonica
Joe Morris
W. T. Anderson
Boola Boola
Donau
Grand
Anderson
Incombe Finishes Second in Prix de la Cité at St Cloud
In the Prix de la Cité at St Cloud Frank J Gould's Incombe finished second. The race occurred in Paris on June 6 with Gould represented by his runner.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Frank J. Gould
Incombe
Doctor Offers Relief for Breath Pain Patient
A doctor visits a patient claiming breathing hurts but offers a quick remedy to stop the troublesome breath. The exchange captures a brisk bedside manner and concern over the patient’s discomfort as described in Browning's Magazine.
Cooperstown Polo Team Defeats Rockaway in Great Neck Cup
Cooperstown dominates Rockaway in the Great Neck challenge cup match at Great Neck Long Island winning 13 goals to 7. E S Reynal led Cooperstown with three goals while M Stephenson and F S Von Stade added two each. Rockaway’s Rene La Montagne Jr Collier and Cheever Cowdin scored for their side as H Holmes refereed the eight periods of play.
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Great Neck
Long Island
EB. S. Reynal
Malcolm Stephenson
W. A. Hazard
Paul Rainey
Reynal
C. P. Beadle
R. J. Collier
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F von Back
J. Cheever
Coweae
E. S. Reynal
F. S. von Stade
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Réné la Montagne, Jr
J. Cheever Cowdin
H. H. Holmes
Army and Navy Notes from The Tribune Bureau
Washington reports a new policy on employing civilian doctors for army officers and families. three Fort McPherson surgeons treated a patient who died after an Atlanta specialist’s differing diagnosis. Senate advances 42 additional army officers to fill General Staff vacancies. Various military orders issued for army and navy personnel. Warship movements include arrivals at Hampton Roads, Acapulco, Newport, and Guam, with ships sailing to Mare Island and other ports.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Fort McPherson
Army
Atlanta
Fort McPherson Hospital
Treasury
Senate
General Staff Corps
The Comforts of Home Unshorn Feet and Silk Stockings
A feature on travel gear and fashion for women notes that modern travelers carry neat cases and wear silk stockings. It discusses stocking designs that influence ankle appearance, contrasts with shoes, and the color range from black and white to tan green and brown, urging well fitting silk stockings.
Itinerary of travel comforts and vanity cases for ladies
A feature on portable toilet sets and travel accessories highlights affordable cretonne and crash bags with numerous pockets for brushes, sponges, soap, and manicure tools. It notes folding hangers, sewing kits, compact leather cases, and pocket irons as essentials for the well dressed traveler, plus wall pockets and travel clocks.
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Cretonne
Middies Begin Annual Cruise From Annapolis
The summer practice cruise for midshipmen set sail from the Naval Academy led by the Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts with Captain George R Clark as squadron commander. After a stop at the Chesapeake Capes the unit will sail to Plymouth England for a 10 000 mile voyage with tours at foreign ports and a dinner invitation from the Lord Mayor of London.
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Iowa
Indiana
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George R. Clark
Naval Academy
Chesapeake Capes
New England
Plymouth
England
London
New York Free Nonresident Tuition Among 12 Cities
The Bureau of Municipal Research survey shows New York among twelve cities that do not charge tuition for non-resident pupils. San Francisco also waives charges, while Boston offers waivers for poor families. The annual cost to educate a nonresident child in New York is about $80.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
Dorothy Whitney
New York
San Francisco
Boston
Suffrage Auto Tour to Promote Votes Across New York
The New York State Woman Suffrage Association plans a state wide automobile tour this summer led by Harriet May Mills. She will bring college women on the expedition and hold open air meetings at each stopping place.
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New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Harriet May Mills
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