Columbia Freshmen Rowing Trial Notes On Hudson
A Telegraph report from June 12 details Columbia freshmen rowing trials on the Hudson with mixed performance. The varsity, Cornell, and Penn crews tested four miles and seven mile sessions, noting nervous choppy strokes and issues with stability and recoveries in places.
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Columbia Cy
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Gervarsity
Aeanes
Ejlis Ward
Courtney
John Berle
Ithaca
Varsity
Siods
Seueuse
Harvard Varsity Eight First Time Trial on Thames River
New London Conn June 12 Harvard varsity eight held its first season time trial on the Thames River. The varsity led the freshmen early but the latter overtook and then led by more than a length at the half mile before the finish. No official time was announced. Julian W Curtiss announced Willam Mekieham cannot officiate and Gar Richards was chosen to officiate Yale and Harvard races this year.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Te Thares
Yale
Jeng
Howeve
Anc
Julian W. Curtiss
Yale Freshmen Defeat Varsity in Two Mile Rowing Race
Yale freshmen edged the varsity in a two mile rowing race on the river at Gales Perry Conn. The winning time was 11 27 with favorable but windy conditions. Both crews started around 5 30 pm and reported all rowers in good health.
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Gales Perry
Conn
Yale
International chess masters tournament round twelve
In Ostend Belgium on June 12 the twelfth round of the international masters tournament was played at the Kwrsall. The article lists pairing results and scores for the first and second sections up to date.
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Ostend
Belgtum
Kwrsall
Herkomer Auto Run Won by Poege in 2 6
The quick driving race through Forstenrieder Park in Munich was won by Herr Poege of Chemnitz who covered three and a half miles in 2 6. The touring competition finish was slow with many participants delayed. Percy P. Pierce of Buffalo, the only American, arrived after 6:30 Scock amid no accidents. Final results pending tomorrow.
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Munich
Bavaria
Herkomer
Forstenrieder Park
Herr Poege
Chemnitz
Percy P. Pierce
Buffalo
Rocking Valley Railway Board Approves Dividend and Exchange Plan
The Rocking Valley Railway directors approved regular semitnal dividends of 2 percent on preferred and 1 percent on common stock. A settlement with Kanawha & Michigan stockholders favors exchanging Kanawha majority for 6 percent Valier common in a future split. The line may issue 4 percent bonds to redeem $1.6 million 4 percent preferred. A Brooklyn Subways plan report also notes approval for a 408 subway system plan awaiting confirmation June 18.
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Hocking Valley Railway
Kanawha & Michigan Railw@y
Kanawha & Mich*tock
Appellate Disoa
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
City Plans Fourteen Miles of Subways by 1919
Missioners H. B. and Ketcham with FE. S. Fowle and Rudolph Block outline a plan for fourteen miles of subways. If work begins promptly, the project could be completed in 1919.
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H. B., Ketcham
FE. S. Fowle
Rudolph Block
Empire State Surety Censured Over Books and Capital
New York Insurance Department censures Empire State Surety Company for faulty bookkeeping and impaired capital. Report shows assets 895,711 vs 1,698,218 claimed, with liabilities exceeding assets by 55,056. Officers include John G. Jenkins and William M. Tomlins. Company says bookkeeping reforms and a $750,000 capital plus $250,000 surplus exist and stock may rise by 125,000.
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New York Insurance Department
Empire State Surety Company
Grout
Insurance Department
John G. Jenkins
William M. Tomlins
Edmund H. Driggs
Moses May
Frank Jenkins
Walter J. Moore
Daniel Stewart
Clarence C. Jenkins
J. H. McFarland
Elwood T. Baker
Tomilins
State Insurance Department
Edwards Hotel In Greenpoint Use Of City Water Unmetered
Commissioner Ellison said inspectors found Edwards Hotel on Manhattan Avenue with 116 rooms using city water for years without a meter. Deputy Cozier has not filed a full report yet. Officials say hotels must install meters before receiving water and criticize lax inspection showing long standing oversights.
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Ellison
Edwards Hotel
Manhattan Avenue
Greenpoint
Cozier
Fire at American Cotton Piers in Staten Island Blaze
A major cotton fire broke out yesterday at the American Cotton Piers in Tompkinsville Staten Island the fourth such blaze in three weeks. Firefighters fought the flames from both warehouses aided by fireboats and tugboats with wind driving the blaze toward warehouse 1 where cotton and hemp remained. The fire was controlled in about two hours with authorities estimating ongoing risk for a week or ten days.
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New York Bay
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Erie Basin
No. 2
City Department
Guerin
Croker
New Yorker and
Hewitt
Baltimore & Ohio
Morrill Burglar Sentenced In High-Profile Greenwich Case
Antoinette Converse Morrill of Greenwich watched as John Brown was found guilty of robbing her house on September 12, 1905. Judge Wheeler imposed a twelve year minimum and twenty year maximum term. Assistant States Attorney Carter argued for maximum punishment citing sensational intent to murder.
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Tribune
Bridgeport
Navy to defend captain in $20,000 Chinese junk case
Treasury ruling allows Secretary of the Navy to hire lawyers for the Alexander's captain after a Chinese junk owner sued for $20,000 for the Hong Kong collision. The incident left the junk sunk but later raised with liability disputed. owners seek damages. The report lists officer orders, detachments, and vessel movements across fleets.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
NAVY
the Treasury
Navy Department
Alexander
Hong Kong
Secretary of the Navy
Haffen in a Huff Over Budget Battle at City Hall
President Haffen blasts the Board of Aldermen after defeating a $10,000 resolution to boost aldermen salaries. The Board of Estimate will again face a motion to raise pay, while Mayor McClellan vetoes per diem veterans payments as off duty. Parks funding totals rise across boroughs. a hospital patient eviction bill stalls awaiting votes. Queens court house funding faces objections from Alderman McCall.
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Haffen
Bronx
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Robert Downing
Brooklyn
City Hall
McClellan
Committee On Finance
Manhattan
Richmond
Queens
Bellevue Hospital
Borough of
McCall
Bermel
Coler
Satisfied judgments list with debtor creditor names and dates
A compiled row of satisfied judgments shows numerous debtors and creditors paired with filing dates ranging from 1901 to 1908. Entries include names such as Boyle, Yost, LeLangfelder, Manheim, Pont, Rodenbough, and Varian, among others, with amounts and cancellation notes occasionally appearing.
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Ee George
John Boyle Fe Co
Lantic
Pele. Geeres Ww
Company
Doench
Albert F
Joseph Z. Yost
Cheno
Wea Maeaa Ak Crak Osteeo
Arthater Ks Tenaeces
Maskowtz
Joseph
Cohn
Long
J. Manheim
A Periman
A. W. J. Pont
Sehei
Montgomery
Henry
James
Rodenbough
J. Hoope
E. M. Carnecar
A. M Rameey
Silz
People
Bame
Samie
Varian
James A
M. Brett
OS Wiliams
Percy G
Wien
Dagso
Guest
A. R. H. L. Guest
Tepes
Horowitz
H. Smit
Seume—H. BH
J. Orr
Eevee Aaa Res Rana
Mondechein
Max E
Abraham—J
Twit Fam
Maus
Martin
N. T Swerey
Sone & Co
Nolan, Thomes
F. H Lathwood
San Francisco Aid Seekers Meet Roosevelt in DC
A San Francisco business delegation led by Senator Flint and Franklin K. Leno met President Roosevelt to urge federal aid. Proposals included accepting city bonds to bolster bank circulation and a proposed 16 million dollar interest free loan to the Red Cross. The President favored bond use but rejected the loan idea, while a 60 million loan proposal was questioned. The House Appropriations Committee planned a Thursday hearing as lawmakers weigh relief options and potential risks.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Flint
California
Franklin K. Leno
Judge Morrow
White House
Congress
San Francisco
National Red Cross
Secretary of the Treasury
Earing House Association
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Thescof Pg
Dressmaking and Millinery Classes and Related Notices
Amateur dressmaking and millinery classes offered with easy payments at McDowell School 310 6th Ave. Mary J. Lynn principal. Hart at 850 West 119th lists desks and office furniture. Lost bankbooks announced with recovery deadlines. Restau rant Moretti at 51 W 35th Street features meals and music.
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McDowell School
6Th Ave
Mary J. Lynn
Typewriters advertised for sale service repair in New York
An advertisement lists Remington typewriters for $10 Cran dall $5 and Densmore Yost or Hammond models with expert repair. It promotes all makes as solid rented repaired and exchanged with reliable service from GAY at 121 West and GORMAN at 79 Nassau Street Cortlandt 2740.
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Gorman
Nassau St
Cortlandt
Storage and Moving Services Listing at 5th Street and Amsterdam
Storage company SE O Brien s Storage Express and Van Co advertises office at 5th St and Amsterdam Ave with telephone 52 Columbus. warehouse at 610 West St telephone 864 Columbus. offers separate rooms for storage household effects pianos trunks merchandise and full charge for removals within city and country-wide.
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O' Brien
Express & van Cos
5Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Columbus
West St
City
Insect Oprater for Any Bugville Exterminators
Advertisement snips list Haven s Co offering insect extermination and pest control products sold 25 cents each or three for 50 cents noting use for mosquitoes moths flies plants and laundry. Also SURE POP ISAACsen advertising extermination services with ferrets two hour turnaround and price 50 cents to one dollar.
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Havens & CO
West 31St St
Pop Isaacsen
Fulton
John
Help Wanted Across City Listings Seek Employees
Help wanted notices include a Press Syndicate draughtsman in Lockport, a first class awning cutter in Brooklyn, electors for political work in Greater New York, a Christian bookkeeper in hardware, and a laundry marker in Newark. Each ad requests pen, stamps, or experience details.
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Greater
New York
Tribune
Help Wanted Classified Ads Offer Various Openings
A dense, sprawling labor ad page lists numerous positions from clerical to skilled trades. Entries include assistants, bookkeepers, chauffeurs, carpenters, mill operatives, and real estate agents, with names or initials and contact addresses in Newark Brooklyn Jersey City Cincinnati and other locations.
Young Men Seek Work With Variety of Openings
Short classifieds show multiple young men offering services and seeking positions in offices, trades, or farm work. Names and addresses include M. Ehrlmth, P. W., Mahoney, Christensen, George Wingender, NL, Fabris, Moore, Harry, J. O'Mara, and others in Brooklyn and Queens.
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United States
Harry
Broadway
Brooklyn
J. O'Mara
East Lth
COMPANION AND TEACHER SEEK SUMMER WORK IN BOSTON AREA
Classified notices list several women seeking positions. A college graduate tutor governess or companion offers services in or near the city. an English lady tutor to Europe with travel expense terms. a Parisian music teacher available for private family summer work. a stenographer and secretary seeking summer substitute work. a Mount Holyoke student offering tutoring in math Latin and music. a young lady willing to walk a dog evenings.
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Adéress
A. Éthave
Europe
Sturdee
Saugerties-on—-Hudson
L. T
6Th Ave
Campagne
Tribune
Broadway
Mount Holyoke
Wentworth
Domestic help ad listing for attendants and servants
A dense paging of help wanted notices: various attendants and servants seek positions including coachmen, butlers, caretakers, a valet on a yacht, a gardener, dairy and useful men, and a few couples seeking employment in city or country settings. Names, ages, and locations appear alongside brief qualifications and references.
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North William St
John
J. H. Brewster
Help Wanted Classified Mix From Early Times
A dense string of job notices lists positions such as head waiter, valet, janitor, nurse, masseur, superintendent, housekeeper, cook, chambermaid, maid, seamstress, and governess. Names, addresses, and brief qualifications appear for each post, including locations in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Delaware & Hudson Rumor Spurs Change Talk
Wall Street speculation claims a movement to alter Delaware & Hudson management. No confirmation came from the prominent office or responsible quarters. The company has prospered under President David Willcox. stock recently traded around 21 after earlier lows near 19. Board members include Astor Cromwell Depew Harriman Olyphant Opdyke Orr Peabody Wil.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
Wall Street Rumnor
Stock Exchange House
Delaware & Hudson
David Willcox
San Francisco
The
John Jacob Astor
Frederic Cromwell
C. M. Depew
R. Suydam Grant
E. H. Harriman
Robert M. Olyphant
William 8. Opdyke
A. E. Orr
C. A. Peabody
George I. Wil
Chicago bank stock to be sold to new interests
Stockholders of Commercial National Bank Chicago led by President James H. Eckels will be asked to waive their rights on a proposed $1,000,000 stock issue. The sale targets new interests believed to include prominent New York banking houses and Chicago mercantile firms.
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Commercial National Bank
Chicago
James H. Eckels
New York
J. i
George Er
Steamer Smolensk Bound for Baltic New York Run
The Smolensk steamship of the volunteer fleet will depart Libel in August on its first Baltic New York service voyage. The trip is expected to take about fourteen days and will carry first and third class passengers.
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St. Petersburg
Smolensk
Libel
Day in the Country for Girls at Manhasset
In Hempstead New York on June 12 twenty one trades school girls from New York were hosted by Mrs. Warren Leeds at her Manhasset country home. They enjoyed games a sail on the Sound an automobile ride music and dancing and other amusements. After luncheon the party was driven to the railroad in decorated wagons.
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Hempstead
N. Y
Trades School
New York
Warren Leeds
Manhasset
Leeds
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Parent Press Syndicate
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S. H. Barr
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Halsey St
Newark, N. J
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X.y
Oliver Typewriter Company
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Howne Laundry
J. H. Gray
West 6Th St
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Ohio
J. Oland
Commercine Wash
A. de Eeretar Cc
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Powers St
Powell
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A. C Wade
Sadlersville, Md
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Bushwick Ave
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Mahoney
Christensen
Greenwood Ave
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Cave Garecht
2D Ave
Strong
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Carroll St
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Liv
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Fabris
Lexington Ave
Oe Moore
Produce Exchange
Ity
Best
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Transcript
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Butler
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Tleman
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Gilroy
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Tina Bureau
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Richmond Terrace
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