Rough voyage and early drills as Columbia crew rows on
Telegraph report from Poughkeepsie June 14 describes Columbia shells nearly sunk after a towline failure near Haverstraw Bay. Rescue by W King skipper A E Tower and four hour delay precede morning arrival and a rescue overboard incident. Bellevue crews at Pennsylvania quarters row two sessions with varsity time 22 minutes 4 seconds, 24 minutes, while freshmen surge and coach Ward contemplates lineup changes.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Columbia
Haverstraw Bay
W. King
A. E. Tower
Hanlan
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Varsity
Josh” Ward
Becme
Uaker
Ward
Ben Franklin
Quakers
Richards
Hellman
Squ
Yale Shows Better Form In Varsity Boat Lineup
Gales Ferry Conn June 4 Yale crews endure drizzle and fog as the varsity boat shows improved form with Waterman at bow and Bogue Johnson Hooker Mitchell Kunzig Blagen Cameron in order. Critics approve the lineup and expect no further changes before the race.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Bogue
Johnson
Hooker
Mitchell
Kunzig
Blag@en
Cameron
Allen
Sargent
Ack
Hewitt
No. 4
Julian W. Curtiss
New-York
New London Aid of Trade
Harvard
Eel Point
Close racing at Syracuse on Onondaga Lake
Syracuse University loses three races to Cornell rowers on Onondaga Lake. The main varsity eight falls to Cornell by a quarter length in 10:52 after a tense stretch race. The Francis Club eight defeats Syracuse freshmen by one and a half lengths over 1.5 miles. John M. Francis beats C. E. Goodwin by three lengths in a single scull.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Onondaga Lake
Cornell
Ithacans
Francis Club
Coxins
Francis
S. John M. Francis
Troy
C. E. Goodwin
Makeup of Harvard Crew On Departure for New London
Harvard's new varsity eight departs Cambridge for New London as a largely rebuilt crew faces the season. Stroke Hugh Bancroft, at No 8, brings seven years of eight oared experience though weighs about 175 pounds on race day. No 7 Ayer is the youngest and strongest backer to Bancroft. Captain Bullard, No 6, has gained weight and improved. No 5 Lawrence is the strongest man, with notable power on the oar handle. No 4 veteran rower lacks catching power but shows finishing speed.
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Cambridge
Marss
New London
Harvard
Crimson
Hugh Bancroft
Bancroft
Ayer
Bullard
Lawrence
Harvard Crew Entertains Optimism for Yale Race
The article outlines Harvard’s 1900 rowing plans with Wadleigh replaced by Jackson at stern and Brownell, Henderson, Bancroft, and Emory in reserve. It notes a new English shell may be used for Yale, describes Storrow’s slow, disciplined training to build a powerful four mile race, and predicts Harvard’s crew should be strong though the catch remains a weakness.
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Jackson
Wadleigh
Charles
Brownell
Henderson
Guy Bancroft
Emory
Harvard
Yale
Davy Robinson
George Weld
Robinson
E. C. Storrow
Storrow
New London
Cornell
Harvard Four Leads Varsity Through Rough Water Time
Harvard's first time four miles reached 21:33 under favorable wind and tide with a 32 stroke early, settling to 33 late. Yale observers tracked the Harvard four while Bancroft adjusted the stroke. the last two miles showed improved unity and a strong finish.
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Harvard
Red Top
Conn
Harvard Varsity
Varsity
Storrew
Bancroft
Yale
Mumford
Intercollegiate Boat Races Scheduled for July 2
Poughkeepsie announces the July 2 intercollegiate boat meet with three afternoon races. The 3 PM freshmen eight includes Cornell, Pennsylvania, Columbia and Wisconsin. The 4:45 PM varsity four features same schools plus Georgetown and Syracuse. The 5 PM varsity eight adds extra teams. Special NY train timing and college car access noted.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Syracuse
Varsity Crew Rosters and Freshmen Lineups Revealed
Poughkeepsie June 14. The article lists varsity crew members with positions ages heights and weights and notes the selection of the fours not yet finished. It also details freshmen crew formation with bow and stroke positions and substitutes.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
R. T. Jackson
H. ¢. Townsend
A. D. Weekes
F. BR. Irvine
P Mask
M. W. Stevenson
R. B. Bartholomew
C. M. Niezer
Fick
W. P. Comet
A. B. A. Bradley
L. Iselin
G. Eyer
P. B. Laresche
J. C. Harrison
L. Moen
W. Stow
J. Frazer
J. Myers
F. Atwood
W. R. H. Greene
J. Newburger
Kings County Wheelmen Stage Five Mile Road Race
The Kings County Wheelmen hold their annual five mile Rockaway Road race today starting at 3 PM. It is a handicap event with over a dozen riders, including W. A. Ladue George Schofield and the Bedell brothers from scratch. Others featuring Walter Smith H R Brown Jr E Forrest G E Horman N Vanderwall H Johnson and James Benyon join the fast time rivalry.
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Kings County Wheelmen
Rockaway Road
W. A. Ladue
George Schofield
Bedell Brothers
Walter Smith
H. R. Brown, Jr
E. Forrest
G. E. Horman
N. Vanderwall
H. Johnson
James Benyon
Road report outlines routes for Hudson Valley cyclists
The New York State Division of the League of American Wheelmen surveys Cornwall Hyde Park Fort Montgomery Nanuet and the Knapp's Hotel turnpike near West Nyack as muddy yet drying. It gives two trip options to Monticello via Newburgh Walden Wurtsboro and Monticello, or a longer all the way via Jersey City Jersey Street to Leonia Hackensack Paramus and beyond.
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New York State
League of American Wheelmen
Cornwall
Hyde Park
Wheeling
Fort Montgomery
Nanuet
Knapp
Monticello
Newburg
Wurtsboro
Walden
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Adams Express
Hudson County Boulevard
Leonia
Hackensack
Main-st
Directions Through Multiple Towns to Middletown and Beyond
A detailed route guides travelers from Oxford toward Greycourt and Chester through Goshen and Denton to Middletown then on to Fair Oaks and Wurtsboro. Road conditions vary with Hillsdale lately scraped and rough, Guymard fair to good, and North Tarrytown excellent for riding though dusty.
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Oxford
Greycourt
Chester
Goshen
Denton
Middletown
Fair Oaks
Wurtsboro
Hillsdale
Guymard
Tarrytown
Lipton Plans After New York Race to Consider Shamrock II
London reports Sir Thomas Lipton has not arranged a Shamrock II versus Independence transatlantic race. He would honor his New York Yacht Club obligations first and may consider later events, including a possible Atlantic contest with the Constitution as a test of seamanship and yacht stability.
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London
Thomas Lipton
New-York Yacht Club
United States
Atlantic
Big Yacht Ordered for Albert S. Bigelow at Bath
Albert S. Bigelow of Boston and New York Yacht Club has commissioned Bath Iron Works to build a large steel steam yacht for foreign cruising. The Ituna at 150 feet is deemed too small. the new vessel will approach three hundred feet and is due next year.
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Bath
Albert S. Bigelow
New-York Yacht Club
Boston
Bath Iron Works
Ituna
Bigelow
Bath Iron Works Company
Shipbuilding Company
Oliver H. Payne
Eleanor
New Rochelle Annual Regatta Sets Sixteen Annual Race
The New Rochelle Yacht Club announces its sixteenth annual regatta to be sent off at noon Saturday June 22 open to sloops and cutters in multiple foot classes, yawls, raceabouts, catboats, special thirties, and Sea Wanhaka knockabouts. Entries close June 21 at Park Row and later at the New Rochelle clubhouse. The larger classes sail three laps around a 22 mile club triangle. smaller boats run shorter courses. Echo Bay entrance marks start and finish with club flags.
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New-Rochelle Yacht Club
Newport
Charles P. Tower
C. A. Becker
Oscar Chellberg
R. N. Bavier
W. E. Moore
Park Row
New Rochelle
Echo Bay
Repairs Near Complete On Constitution Substructure
The underbody of the Constitution was inspected by W B Duncan with riggers and crew inside the craft. All underbody corrosion was touched up and repairs on the mainmast finished except for head connections. The new topmast was installed and telescoped. The vessel may be launched tomorrow.
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Bristol
R. 1
W B. Duncan
Newport
Independence Yacht Headed for Drydock at Boston Navy Yard
Under Navy Department courtesy and Naval Constructor W J Baxter the yacht Independence was placed in drydock in Boston to replace a sternpost rudder and clean the bottom. Two crew gangs on floats began brushing the bronze hull as top shores secured. The Defenders' race for the Larchmont S06 cup has been postponed, per Larchmont Yacht Club race committee chair John F Lovejoy.
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Boston
Mass
Navy Department
Naval
W. J. Baxter
Independence
Navy Yard
Columbia and Constitution
Larchmont
John F. Lovejoy
Larchmont Yacht Club
Herreshoff
Yachtsmen Prepare For Six Regattas Around New York
Six events unfold today across the New York area. Larchmont Yacht Club hosts the annual spring regatta with a 11 3 a m start. Seawanhaka Corinthian Club begins the Centre Island Cup series open to club pennant boats. Gravesend Bay Yacht Racing Association holds its third meet under the New York Canoe Club at Bensonhurst. Jamaica Bay Yacht Club offers the Scheer prize race for open catboats 25 to 20 feet. Canarsie Yacht Club runs a regatta open to all classes for the club pennant at 3 20 p m. Hempstead Bay Yacht Club starts its opening day with proper ceremonies.
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New York
Larchmont Yacht Club
Seawanhwtka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Bensonhurst
Jamaica Bay Yacht Club
Canarsie Yacht Club
Hempstead Bay Yacht Club
Newport defender races trigger shakeup in yacht schedules
The Newport defender races set for July 6 10 and 12 prompt a broader rearrangement of New York Yacht Club and Newport racing plans. New York club dates at Newport may be cancelled. Newport Yacht Racing Association adds one more race to its series amid the schedule reevaluation. The Dorwina launches at City Island in the 43-foot class designed by William Gardner, built for W L Ward, and aims to race through the season with a first appearance hoped for at Larchmont Yacht Club this Saturday.
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Newport
Frank Wood
City Island
William Gardner
W. L. Ward
Congress
Port Chester
Herreshoff
Mr. Brincker
Hebe
Charles Lane Poor
Mira
Ward
Larchmont Yacht Club
Arrival of the Hiawatha Steam Yacht
The steam yacht Hiawatha owned by Julius Fleischmann of the New York Yacht Club arrived here yesterday from a Southern cruise.
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Hiawatha
Julius Fleischmann
New-York Yacht Club
Kiwassa Chartered For Trial Spin Up the Hudson
The yacht Kiwassa owned by E P Morse president of Morse Iron Works was chartered yesterday to James A Garland of the New York Yacht Club. It took a trial spin up the Hudson then returned to Morse Iron Works yards for minor repairs.
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E. P. Morse
The
Morse Iron Works
James A. Garland
New York Yacht Club
Hudson
New Steam Yachts Ordered for Port Richmond Yard
W B Leeds of this city has ordered a 250 foot steam yacht from Burlee Ship Building Co at Port Richmond. The ocean cruiser will have three decks and twin screws with speeds over fourteen knots and a sprinting capacity higher. Dimensions include 215 feet waterline length 28 foot beam and 14 foot draught with substantial coal carrying capacity. A second yacht is being built at the same yard for Daniel R Reed of this city.
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W. B. Leeds
Burlee Ship Building Company
Port Richmond
Mr. Leeds
Daniel R. Reed
Army and Navy Orders Publish Wide Reassignments and Discharges
Washington June 11 The army lists Colonel James N Wheelan assigned to command the Department of Texas Captain Elon F Wilcox to Jefferson Barracks for duty Major George L Scott to Fort Sill Captain Farnsworth relieved from Alaska duty and to Vancouver Barracks. Various officers discharged or reassigned across posts including Fort Meade Fort Leavenworth Fort Sam Houston and ships at Cavite and Manila Bay. Retirement announced for Colonel Philip H Ellis after over thirty years service.
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James N. Wheelan
12Th Cavalry
Department of Texas
Elon F. Wilcox
6Th Cavalry
Montclair
N. J
Jefferson Barracks
George L. Scott
10Th Cavalry
Fort Sill
Charles Ss. Farnsworth
7Th Infantry
Department of Alaska
Vancouver Barracks
James J. Erwin
Signal Corps
Aptain Frank Greene
Firs
Edgar Russel
George C. Squier
Eben B. Fenton
Charles R. Tyler
19Th Infantry
Fort Slocum
New York
Alexander W. Perry
11Th Cavalry
Fort Myer
Cantor
Lawrence J. Fleming
Fort Yer
Thomas M. Corcoran
Fort Sam Houston
John W. Craig
Hugh D. Berkely
Percy E. Trippe
12 Cavalry
Frank 3S. Armstrong
13Th Cavalry
Fort Eade
Erwin L. Phillipps
18Th Cavalry
Fort Meade
Benjamin RB
Fort Leavenworth
George C. Barnhardt
15Th Cavalry
Presidio
Kensec W. Walker
Harry H. Pattison
Uth Cavalry
Robert FE. L. Michie
Alexander L. Dade
Mth Cavalry
Charles W. Fenton
Frederick D. Grant
Walter C. Babcock
Alaska
Lincoln €. Andrews
Arthur F. Cassels
Artillery Corps
41St Company
Albert G. Winterhalter
Bennington
Helena
John T. Tompkins
New Orleans
Robert W. M'Neely
Horace G Macfarland
Calgoa
Raymond D. Hasbrouck
Solace
Louis M. Nulton
Renton ©. Decker
Robert Flopez
Newton A. M'Oully
Rennington
Edward T. Witherspoon
General Alava
Manila
William P. Wells
William H. Reynolds
Adet Bayard T. Ulmer
Calamianes
New-York
Andrew R. Wentworth
Albany
Hatton N. T. Harris
Sheldon G. Evans
George C. Shafer
Cavité
Hugh R.insley
Littleton W. T. Waller
Theo H. Low
Marine Corps
Olongapo
Rupcs Holane
Subig
Wendell C. Neville
Port Isabela
Philip M. Bannon
Cavite
Robert H. Dunlap
Henry ©. Bissett
William N. M'Kelvey
Finan
Robert M.M. Dutton
Monadine
Louis M. Gulick
Wilmington
Randolph C. Berkeley
William M. Low
Olomane
Charles C. Carpenter
Colongape
Rush R. Wallace
James T. Butterick
Frank J. Schwable
Provence M'Cormick, Jr
Pollock
Frank C. Lander
Martin Corps
the Wilmington
Stocks End Mixed As Major Issues Close Down Markets
Closing prices of principal active securities show declines for several leading issues with mixed results across railroads and utilities. Major quotes include Mexican Central, Reading, Texas and Pacific, Northern Pacific, and Wabash Distributing with varied percentage changes from Thursday’s final quotations.
Presidential appointments announced across territories and districts
The President named Charles W. Raymond of Illinois Territory as judge for the Indian Territory and Solomon F. Stahl of Arkansas as marshal for the Western District of Arkansas. Charles P. Hitch of Illinois was appointed marshal for the Northern District of Illinois. Creighton M. Foraker of New Mexico was made marshal of the Territory of New Mexico. Morris D. Wickersham of Alabama was named attorney for the Southern District of Alabama.
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Charles W. Raymond
Illinois Territory
Dudge
Solomon F. Stahl
Arkansas
Ern
Ishal
Charles P. Hitch
Ilinois
Illinois
Creighton M. Foraker
New-M
New Mexico
Exico
Morris D. Wickersham
Alabama
Four Famous Skippers In Naval Portraits Promised
Photographs and sketches of Captains Hart Barrhodes and Sycamore of the Independence the Constitution the Columbia and Shamrock II appear in The Sunday Tribune tomorrow.
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Barrhodes
Sycamore
The
Independence
Constitution
Columbia
Sunday Tribune
Market Stocks Rally on Strong Volume Then Retreat
The day saw higher volume in stocks and bonds with gains in several issues. Union Pacific and St Paul led after London demand, St Paul peaked at 176 1 2 and closed at 174 1 2, while Union Pacific rose to 113 1 2 and ended at 112. Colorado Fuel and Iron jumped to a new high near 127 before settling at 124 7 8. Glucose advanced to 65 before closing at 62, and Missouri Pacific slipped slightly after a late run.
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St. Paul
London
Northwestern and Pacific Railway
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel Corporation
Glucose
Treasury
Standard Oil and Consolidated Gas Companies
Holland
Bond Market Report Highlights Strong Railroad Bond Activity
The Day's Operations in Bonds shows government bonds firm with several bonds at varied prices and terms. Railroad bonds remain strong with total par value sales of 36,281.00 and heavy activity in issues from Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio, Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, and other lines.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Union Elevated
Central Pacific
Central of Georgia
Colorado Midland
Colorado
Southern
Erie General
Mexican Central
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Northern Pacific
Reading General
Southern Pacifie
New Orleans
Union Pacific
Wabash Debenture Bs
Wisconsin Central General
American Securities Abroad Market Close Steady in London
London June M reports a steady finish for American securities with final quotes: Atchison 89 1 2, Canadian Pacific 107, Ninots Central 147, St Paul 176, Louisville and Nashville 112 1 2, Union Pacific preferred 4, New York Central 159, Erte 45, Pennsylvania 78 1 2, Reading 234, Erte Ist preferred 72 1 2, Northern Pacific preferred 1, Grand Trunk 1, United States Steel 5, and United States Steel Preferred 101.
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Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Ninots Central
St. Paul
Louisville and Nashville
Union Pacific
New York Central
Erte
Pennsylvania
Reading
Erte Ist
Northern Pacific
Grand Trunk
Anaconda
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Money Market and Foreign Exchange Rates
Money rates show call money at 2 percent, time money varying from 3 to 4 percent for longer terms secured by railroad collateral. Commercial paper ranges 3.5 to 4.5 percent for top names. Foreign exchange firm with straight rates around 4.5 to 5.5 percent for various terms. Reichsmarks and Guilders show listed figures. bankers’ posted rates for Paris and Belgium francs noted.
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ESS
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Belgium
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