Miss Nett Wins Bedford Stakes in Last-Stride Finish
In a tight finish at Gravesend Miss Nett overtook Newcastle State Mark to win the Bedford Stakes. Danger Mark faced scrutiny for a disputed ride as Black Bridge and Pruvious showed mixed form in supporting races. Trance, Berkeley, and Bob R also figured among notable performances and resting horses during the day’s card. Syzygy wins race name prize. Syzygy spelled.
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Ethrrine
Gravesend
Miss Nett
Newcastle
Peer Tef
Gee Euch
Sempronius
W. O Brien
Jeson
Gabopine
Lynch West
Diorit
Black Bridge
K. Vingut
Woods
Sullivan
Judge Ermengrout
Liverpool
George Odom
Trance
Cillies
Fitz Herbert
Homes
de Mone
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Mary Davis
Berkeley
Bob R
Tia
Little Lang
Berkeie
Teves Woodford
Berewick
Bob
Bikare
Dulkare
Petronius
Frank Purcell
Ciince Gless
Mivs Nett
Petronius Gemebod
Blk. F
Lackford
Edith Mc
Hu Bedwell
Fin Jocker
Reid
McCahey
Royal Captive
Benschoten
Adriache
Thomas
Twilight Queen
A? McGee
Nicolai
Blue Crest
Royal
Bridgewater—Blackheart
H. K. Wingut
Keith
Huppen
Magellan
Allen
Aprika Prmentrout
Henderson
Diopit
Genely
Jimmy Lane
Tim
Nasturtium
Merrily
Jonnsen Betti
Glass
Dugan
Ural
Finn Fein
Powers
Mies Nett
Danger Shier
Plutecrat
Fair Miss
B. c
Alan-a- Male
Beverwick Stable Post
Langeen High
Chereae Ow
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Wise Mason
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Ciara Bauer
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Purcell
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Dulicare
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Acumen
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Gilbert
Loeco
Estep
Wenna
Vetronius
George Piece
Horee
Poe
Bueva
The
Hague
Frome
Dusan
Mixiana Belle
Jane
Syzvey
English Polo Club Confirms International Cup Challenge
The Hurlingham Polo Club voted to challenge for the international polo cup now held by Meadow Brook. The United States team will include R. Grenfell, F. Grenfell, the Earl of Rockeavage, and Lord Wodehouse with Captain E. B. Miller replacing Lloyd. Ponies from the Duke of Roxburghe will be shipped about July 10.
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London
Hurlingham Polo Club
Meadow Brook Club
United States
R. and
F. Grenfell
Earl of Rockeavage
Lord Wodehouse
Duke of Roxburghe
Nis
E. B. Miller
Lloyd
F. Egerton-Green
Hurlingham
H. L. Herbert
National Polo Association
Harry Payne Whittney
Atlantic Ocean
Old Etonians
Herbert Wilson
Earl of Rocksavage
Lancers
Meadow Brook
England
Governor vows not to interfere in fight framing claim
Sacramento reports Governor Gillett rejects interference in the Serres-Johnson fight matter. He denies making any framing remark and says he will not intervene unless a rendition demands action. He stresses the remark was casual and not an interview.
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Sacramento
Serres-Johneonight
Gillett
Aeng
Cali
Little Wants Joe Back Beech er Turns Tables
George Little declares immediate legal action to regain managerial position for Jack Johnson after a dispute over inviting Johnson’s mother and sister to the training camp. He claims Johnson owes him 15 000 and 10 000 forfeited funds plus debts tied to Johnson’s brother. A grand stand permit for Central Park fight arouses fresh tension. Willie Beecher outpoints Boyo Driscoll in Harlem bout after a close, hard fought ten rounds. Twin Sullivan meets Jim Stewart in a ten round main event at Fairmont Athletic Club.
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San Francisco
George Little
Jack Johnson
Little
Johnson
Sig” Hart
Martin
Charles
Chicago
Board of Supervisors
Central Park
Willie Beecher
Boyo Driscoll
Olympic Athletic Club
Harlem
Boyo
Beecher
Willie
Driscoll
Jack
Joe Morris Wins Latonia Derby in Kentucky
Joe Morris racing for W. T. Anderson won Latonia Derby at Latonia Kentucky beating Boola Boola and Donau, with a 2 33 1 5 time for the mile and a half. Donau set the pace but Grand surged to victory. Donau tired under 127 pounds. The favorite won in crowd approval as roses and a bouquet honored the top finishers.
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Latonia
Joe Morris
W. T. Anderson
Boola Boola
Donau
Anderson
Grand
Gould's Inzamhe Finishes Second in Prix de la Cite
Paris June 6 Inzamhe owned by Frank J Gould placed second in the Prix de la Cite at St. Cloud racecourse. The result confirms Inzamhe as a strong contender in the event.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Frank J. Gould
Inzamhe
Doctor Promises Relief for Troubled Breathing
A doctor notes the patient still struggles to breathe and promises a quick remedy. The exchange shows brisk bedside manner as the physician aims to alleviate the main symptom of breathlessness.
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Browning
Cooperstown Polo Team Defeats Rockaway in Great Neck Cup Match
Cooperstown polo team defeated Rockaway 13 goals to 7 in the Great Neck challenge cup tournament at Great Neck Long Island. E S Reynal led with three goals backed by Malcolm Stephenson two and F S Von Stade two as Rockaway's W A Hazard struggled against strong riding. Referee H H Holmes oversaw eight periods of seven and a half minutes.
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Rockaway
Great Neck
Long Island
BE. S. Reynal
Malcolm Stephenson
W. A. Hazard
Paul Rainey
E. S&s. Reynal
M. Stephenson
F. &. von Stade
Réné la Montagne, Jr
R. J. Collier
J. Cheever Cowdin
H. H. Holmes
Army and Navy Notes Highlight Medical Pay Policy and Promotions
Washington June 6 The Secretary of War outlines a policy on using civilian physicians for army officers families following a case at Fort McPherson Ga where an Atlanta specialist diagnosed differently from on site army doctors. The Treasury denied payment for the Atlanta bill. The Senate approved forty two more army officers to fill General Staff vacancies. Numerous army and navy assignments and ship movements are listed including arrivals at Hampton Roads Acapulco Mare Island Newport San Francisco Guam Hankow Nanking Tompkinsville Valparaiso Montevideo and Honolulu.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Fort McPherson
Army
Atlanta
Fort McPherson Hospital
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General Staff Corps
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Mars
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Muskegon
Prairie
Cristobal
Fortune
Pike
Mare Island
Dixie
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Cleveland
Guam
Bremerton
Tiburon
Flusser
Lamson
Reid
Smith
Preston
Delaware
Newmort
Petree
Helena
Hankow
Nanking
Michigan
Tompkinsville
Tennessee
Montana
North Carolina
Bahia
Unsheltered feet and the rise of ornate silk stockings
An era of travel chic brings fitted vanity cases and long skirts. The article notes silk stockings in plain or embroidered designs to alter ankle appearance, with color pairings and sheer effects, urging well fitting stockings for every woman.
Traveling comforts for the modern woman on the road
A catalog of travel accessories highlights affordable deluxe kits and compact cases. Cretonne handbags, shoe and manicure sets, folding hangers, pocket irons, travel clocks, and pocket lamps promise convenience for stylish travelers. Summer pageantry at Spuyten Duyvil marks a school celebration with a cornerstone ceremony and a parade of themed tableaux.
Middies Begin Annual Cruise From Annapolis
The mids begin a 10 000 mile summer cruise from the Naval Academy aboard the Iowa Indiana and Massachusetts under Captain George R. Clark. After Chesapeake Capes they head to Plymouth England instead of New England and will dine with the Lord Mayor of London.
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Iowa
Indiana
Massachusetts
George R. Clark
Naval Academy
Chesapeake Capes
New England
Plymouth
England
London
New York Among Cities Not Charging Nonresident Pupils
Bureau of Municipal Research survey of 302 cities shows New York is one of twelve that do not charge tuition for non resident pupils. San Francisco follows the same policy while Boston waives charges if families cannot pay. Cost to educate a non resident 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 Planned by New York Association
The New York State Woman Suffrage Association plans an statewide automobile tour this summer led by Harriet May Mills. College women will join the expedition and open air meetings will be held at each stopping place.
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New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Harriet May Mills
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