Crews Work on Budson Across A Four Mile Rowing Drills
Telegraph report from June 12 notes Columbia freshmen and varsity crews testing over four miles with mixed results. Columbia shows nervous, choppy strokes but solid effort. Cornell and Penn freshmen also drill with good unison. An edge damage incident delayed repairs at the float.
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Tribane
N. Y
Columbianyeres
Cornell
Weneyiais
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Ellis Ward
Es Cornell
Courtney
John Boyle
Poughkeeps
Ithaca
Feoruse
Harvard Varsity Crew Defeated By Freshmen In Time Trial
In New London Connecticut on June 12 Harvard varsity eight opened its season with a Thames River time trial. The freshman boat acted as pace and led at the half mile mark before the varsity closed the gap and the freshmen won by a scant length. No time was announced. Guy Richards named referee for Yale Harvard races, replacing Julian Curtiss and William McKieham.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Varsiy
Thames River
Varsity
Julian W. Curtres
William Mckieham
Yale
Guy Richards
Columbia
Yale Freshmen Defeat Varsity In Two Mile Race
Yale freshmen beat the varsity in a two mile mace down Stream by a length. Time 11 27. Crews rowed from 5 30 in fair wind against the tide. The four oared crew entered water after the freshmen and varsity and returned. All rowers reported in good health.
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Gales Perry
Conn
Yale
International Chess Masters Tournament Round Twelve Report
Ostend Belgium June 12 the twelfth round of the international chess masters tournament was played at the bureau today pairing results and scores of the players up to date are as follows first section versus second section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostend
Belgium
Bureau Today
Herkomer Auto Run in Munich sees Poege triumph
The Herkomer automobile race through Forstenrieder Park in Munich on June 12 was won by Herr Poege of Chemnitz who completed three and a half miles in 2 8. Percy P. Pierce of Buffalo was the sole American entrant arriving after 6 30. Finishing times for the touring competition were not yet final and will be announced tomorrow.
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Munich
Bavaria
Herkomer
Rocking Valley Railway Directors Approve Dividend and Merger Terms
The Hocking Valley Railway directors approve regular semi annual dividends of 2 percent on preferred and 11 percent on common. They also endorse terms to swap Kanawha & Michigan minority shares for 6 percent in Hocking Valley common stock, with a 4 percent bond issue to recapitalize the $15,600,000 4 percent preferred. The plan aims to expand the railroad holdings and adjust debt. A Brooklyn Appellate Division report approves a 210.05 subway plan for submission to the court on June 18.
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Hocking Valley Railway Smpany
Kanawha & Michigan Railway
Kanawha
Mid- Ho
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Yester- St
Rich
City Planners Propose Fourteen Mile Subway Plan
Missioners H. B. Ketcham E. S. Fowle and Rudolph Block back a fourteen mile subway project with work to begin immediately and a 1919 completion target.
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H. B. Ketcham
E. S. Fowle
Rudolph Block
Empire State Surety Censured Over Bookkeeping Flaws
New York Insurance Department censures Empire State Surety Co for bookkeeping faults and capital impairment. Report shows assets $895,711 vs $1,698,218 claimed and liabilities exceeding assets by $55,056. Officers defend reforms and confirm capital at $750,000 with surplus about $250,000 amid a new stock issue.
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New York Insurance Department
Empire State Surety Company
Grout
Insurance Department
State Insurance Department
Free Water for Edwards Hotel Sparks Meter Disclosure
Commissioner Ellison announced a water leakage find at Edwards Hotel on Manhattan Avenue Greenpoint. The 116 room hotel reportedly used city water for years without a meter, with Deputy Cozier yet to file a full report. He criticized inspectors for lax diligence while noting ongoing discoveries.
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Ellison
Edwards Hotel
Manhattan Avenue
Greenpoint
Cozier
Fire at Tompkinsville Cotton Piers Follows Weeks of Blazes
A major cotton fire at American Cotton Piers in Staten Island erupted yesterday afternoon, the fourth blaze in three weeks. Eight thousand bales burned in Erie Basin, with $ help from fireboats, city engines, and two tugboats. Roof collapse injured two workers lightly as crews fought the flames through the day.
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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 Long-Term Case
Greenwich resident Antoinette Converse Morrill watched as John Brown was found guilty of robbing her home on September 12, 1905. Judge Wheeler imposed a sentence of twelve years minimum and twenty years maximum. Assistant States Attorney Carter argued for the maximum term claiming retribution beyond prison.
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Tribune
Bridgeport
Navy May Employ Lawyers In Case Of Collier Captain
Navy officials may hire legal counsel to defend the Alexander's captain against a $20 000 damage suit filed by the owner of a Chinese junk after its sinking near Hong Kong. The incident arose as the junk drifted into the collier bow during maneuvers. the junk was raised and the suit proceeds. Orders issued include Army and Navy personnel movements and vessel movements and sailings.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
NAVY
the Treasury
Navy Department
Alexander
Hong Kong
Secretary of the Navy
Haffen in a Huff Over Aldermen Clash and Budget Votes
President Haffen vows to challenge the Board of Aldermen after defeating a 10000 dollar salary deficiency resolution. The Board of Estimate will consider it Friday. Mayor McClellan vetoed per diem veteran payments for Memorial Day staff. Parks funding for Manhattan Richmond Brooklyn Queens totals 1593930. A hospital policy to fine removing dying patients from Bellevue Hospital lacked sufficient votes. Queens county courthouse funding faced objections but was later granted after borough president Coler intervened.
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Haffen
Bronx
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Robert Downing
Broooklyn
City Hall
McClellan
Committee On Finance
Manhattan
Richmond
Brooklyn
Queens
Hellevue Hospital
Borough of
McCall
Bermel
Coler
Satisfied Judgments Listed With Debtors and Creditors Names
The record lists numerous satisfied judgments with debtor and creditor pairs such as Bruder George and Boyle & Co dated May 944 and May 18 1906, Cole George W Fabrikoid Co June 2 1908, Doench Albert F and Joseph Zost, Jeshach et al June 6 1906, Lippman Health, Fuchs Degso C H Benedict January 20 1894, Guest A Royal H L Guest June 8 1906, and many others including releases and cancellations noted for various dates through 1908 and earlier.
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George
John Boyle & Co
Same—Landishine Company
Cole
George W
Fabrikoid Compan
Doench
Albert F
Joseph Zz
Yost Buel
Jeshach
So Fuchs
Degso
C. H. Benedict
Guest
A. Royal
H. L. Guest
Horowitz
Henry
H. W. Smith
Langfelder
C Weide
Maskowitz
Joseph
H. Cohn
J. Manheim
Isis
A. Perlman
Orr Et al
Mondychein
Max EB
Abraham
J. T. William
Maus
Martin
Department
Evantse
Nolan
Thomas PF. H. Lockwood
Sebel
K Montgomery
Henry FE
James EC. Redenbaugh
J. H. Carpenter
E. M. Carnochar
A. M Ramsey
Silz
People
Rame
Varian
James A
M. Brett
Willams
Percy G
San Francisco Business Delegation Seeks Aid in Washington
A San Francisco group led by Senator Flint Franklin K. Lane and Judge Morrow met President Roosevelt to push for government help. They asked to use San Francisco bonds for extra bank circulation and a $10 100 000 interest free Red Cross loan. Roosevelt favored the bond plan but doubted the loan. The group will also seek Cabinet review and House Appropriations consideration amid concerns over precedent and relief limits.
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Roosevelt
Flint
California
Franklin K. Lane
Judge Morrow
White House
Congress
San Francisco
National Red Cross
Secretary of the Treasury
Oreeeuce Earing House Association
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Dressmaking and millinery taught by McDowell School
Amateurs can improve gowns and hats with professional finish. McDowell School at 310 6th Ave offers day or night classes by Principal Mary J. Lynn with easy payments and patterns cut to measure. Hart at 850 West 119th lists desks and seating for sale. Lost passbooks and bankbooks are called in. various banks note cancellations. Restaurant Moretti introduces new management with affordable dinners and music.
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McDowell School
6Th Ave
Mary J. Lynn
TYPEWRITERS SOLD AND REPAIRED BY GORMAN AND BOOTH
Typewriters listed for sale with brands Remington Cran dall and Densmore with repair services offered. Advertisement notes all makes sold rented repaired and exchanged from Gorman at 79 Nassau Street Cortlandt with telephone 2740 and another entry for Gay at 121 West 5th Avenue.
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Gorman
Nassau St
Cortlandt
Storage business ad listing rooms and removal services
Storage offices on 5th Street and Amsterdam Avenue offer warehouse space for household effects pianos trunks and merchandise. Separate rooms available with full service removals in city or country. Contact numbers 52 Columbus and 610 West Street for details.
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Seeee O Brien
Express & Va‘cos
5Th St
Amsterdam Ave
Columbus
West St
HELP WANTED CLASSIFIED AD BULK
Job notices from early 20th century advertise a draughtsman, first class awning cutter, bookkeeper, and a laundry marker. Includes pay claims and shop locations in Lockport Brooklyn Newark and New York City area with box address.
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Fulton St
Brooklyn
Downing St
Help Wanted Female Earn 40 to 50 Monthly at Home
Classified notice invites women to earn 40 to 50 monthly at home by corresponding for newspapers. No experience required. Send for details to NY WANTED.Marker and assorter HOW Beaves 282 Halsey St Newark NJ.
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Press Syndicate
Lockport
Halsey
Newark, N. J
Marker and Assorter
Halsey St
Newark, N
Help Wanted Classified Advertisements in Brooklyn and NYC
Numerous job ads list positions from office clerk and bookkeeper to chauffeur and real estate agent. Listings include age and experience requirements, locations across Brooklyn, Manhattan, and New Jersey, with contact details and mailing addresses for applications.
Work Wanted Classifieds Of Young Men Seeks Jobs
Mass and female wanted ads list young men seeking work in real estate, offices, wholesale, carpentry, machine shop, and farms. Includes ages 18 to 26, references, wages, and locations around Brooklyn and Richmond Hill with contact names and addresses.
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Christensen
Greenwood Ave
Richmond Hill
L. T
Addrea George Wingender
Care
Garecht
2D Ave
Companion and tutoring notices from Tribune staff ads
Classified ads seek companionship and tutoring services in Boston and New York. Candidates include a college graduate tutor governess or companion from 6th Avenue, a Parisian music teacher, a stenographer, a secretary, and a Mount Holyoke student offering tutoring in math Latin and music with summer residence options. Addresses shown for responses.
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G. A
6Th Ave
Europe
L. T
Campagne
Tribune
Uptown
Broadway
Tribune Office
Mount Holyoke
Domestic Situations Wanted Ad Pages Offer Many Posts
A busy classified list shows numerous domestic job notices chiefly in New York offering attendants companions nurses cooks chambermaids and butlers. Entries cite ages languages references and duties with locations including Lexington Avenue East 54th Street and West 27th Street, with wages and hours varying by position and employer.
Delaware and Hudson Rumor of Management Change
Wall Street rumor claims a move to alter control of the Delaware and Hudson Company. No confirmation from the prominent Exchange house or other responsible sources. The railroad, led by President David Willcox, has a 7 percent dividend and saw its stock slide after the San Francisco disaster. Board members include John Jacob Astor, E H Harriman, and others.
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Delaware & Hudson Company
Wall Street
Stock Exchange House
Delaware & Hudson
David Willcox
San Francisco
The
John Jacob Astor
Frederic Cromwell
C. M. De ._R. Suydam Grant
E. H. Harriman
Robert Ta Olyphant
William 5. Opdyke
A. E. Orr
C. A. Peabody
George I. Wil
Bank stock sale proposal to new investors in Chicago
Stockholders of Commercial National Bank Chicago led by president James H. Eckels are asked to waive rights on a proposed $1,000,000 stock issue to be sold at 306 to new interests. The purchasers are described as major New York banking houses and Chicago mercantile firms. Earlier Chicago assessments list J. P. Morgan as holder of 46 shares and George F. Baker with 1 share.
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Commercial National Bank
Chicago
James H. Eckels
New York
George F. Baker
Smolensk Steamer to Start Baltic Service from Libad
The Smolensk a volunteer fleet steamer will leave Libad in August for its first Baltic New You service voyage. The trip is slated to take fourteen days and will carry first and third class passengers.
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St. Petersburg
Smolensk
Libad
Day in the Country for Girls in Hempstead
Twenty one trades School girls from New York visited the country home of Warren Leeds at Manhasset hosted by Mrs. Leeds. They enjoyed games, a Sound sail, an automobile ride, music and dancing, then a luncheon before being driven to the railroad.
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Hempstead
N. Y
Trades School
New York
Warren Leeds
Manhasset
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