Wis Close Race in Plant's Schooner Yacht Race
A keen two boat finish in a southwest wind off Glen Fay marks a tight race in the New York Yacht Club event. Elena, skippered by E. W. Clark, edged Irolita by a small margin. Plant's new schooner across the line in class, with Doat second. Weather and tide shaped the close contest as spectators watched from Hempstead Bay and Mott's Point.
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Neeling
Revier
Ptead
Muni
Glen Fay
Pe ‘York Yacht Club
Doat
E. W. Clark
Plant
Elana
Rome
Whch
Iro- Geenertay
Mott's
Therm
Ledyard Ristr
George Viking
Walter Ferguson
Franton Ivers
Mgain
Mallone
Stamford
Wan
Elena
Lia
Citesta
Hal
John Barr
Agato
Meinen J Adventuress
Windwant
Derotah
New York TV
Bueion
Rowing Trials on Hudson Show Fast Times Absent Yet Promising
Hudson River crews recorded time trials amid varied conditions with Columbia and Cornell posting first-season marks. Syracuse Wisconsin and Pennsylvania faced strong wind and tide in morning and afternoon runs, while Ten Erik’s Orange row stood out among rough waters and steady strokes.
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Tribune
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Evert
Hudson River
Majer
Columbia
Cornett
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Mm Ten Erek
Cornell
Ward
Quakers
Varsity
Keum
Hou
Tom Vex
Milton
Tier
Abel
Tiven
Cortell
Smith Triumphs On Points In Welterweight Bout
Jeff Smith, a sensational little welterweight, won by points over Jimmy Clabby at the National Sporting Club of America. Smith displayed improved skill and sustained pressure, while Clabby fought back with infighting and hard body work. The bout featured fast exchanges and a final round of heavy trading, ending with Smith narrowly ahead.
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Jeff Smith
Jimmy Iathy
Milwaukee
Nationa Sporting Club of America
Flaiah
I Rhomand
Emyth
Barrow
Pimaett
Ile
Smith
Clarny
Clapby
Hilie
Jimmy
Benth
Jef
Milwaukee Ind
Intercity Tennis Match Arranged for July Visit
Philadelphia players will tour to meet Milladelphia rivals in July at Bay Ridge. Metropolis officials Otto J. Hinex Walter L. Pate John J. Whitaker announce the arrangement with strong teams including Theodore Roosevelt Pell Kart M Wehr Henry J Mollenhauer Samuel A Wertfail and more. William J champion may face George Rosebarn as part of the exchange. South Africa withdraws from the Davis Cup prompting America to a walkover against Britain while Australia awaits the next challenge. Long Island Plantain Tournament on clay in Brooklyn is set with two events and Harcourt to referee.
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Reais C. Welaht
Wright
Nilon
Tonehard
Mahan
Mahans Tremendous
Wiliam A. Larned
Otto Ho Hinek
Harry Torrance
New Jersey
Arthur
Cragin
Calhoun Sh
Ft. Baach
George «. Shafer
Columbia
Teorze M Church
Tas
Shafer
Church
Pakit
Vall
Shefer Inman
Mathey
Sien
Geers
M. Chisel
Arthus Cragin
Calhoun Cronin
A. Thurer
Wo Omy Hackett
Mira
Wharrock
G. Chomeliest
Ik Gates
Ant
Carter
Ashhern
Puller
Berand
Witten Toeanbaum
Ro Pai
John E Trimline
Dod
WOM
Wachter
Fiance
Howard Voshell
Predenek
Bee
Oita Hincke
Philadelphia
Milladelphia
Cay
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis League
Nerson
Crewcot Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Otto J. Hinex
Montinie
Cint
Walter Ia Pate
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
South Africa
Anwrica
Brivis Frres
Perent
Ametina
Hirm
Syoney
Australia
Chetstchuren
Long Island
Che
Kite
Eorner
Brooklye Avenue
Prewident Street
Brooklyn
News Sdgley Atv
Wiliam TE Cragit, Jr
Frederick B. Alssander
Irving Mc Wright
Woon, Prager
Henry Moltenbauer
F. G. Anderson
JW. Anderson
Harter
Hf Retknap
Jourroughe
Recrett Caldwell
Hc. Martin
McMahon
Platt, Jr
We Hors
Thompson
TC. Trask
Westfall
A. Westfall
Harvard Varsity Rowing Prep. Yale Test Race Looms
Harvard crews faced a five mile trial under Wray with the first varsity four chosen for a six race against Yale. The second four was broken up with most men returning home. Abeles coached the coxed eight, while freshman eight rowed under Wray. All crews trained upstream and back with stamina noted except for one rider.
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Coors Dune
Harvand
Wray
Varsity
Yale
Jmt
Homer
Wiggins
No. & Trumbull
New Morgan
Stevie
Waite
A. Abeles
Yale Crews At Top Speed In Morning Row Practice
Yale crews pushed to top speed as boats streamed upriver for a mile race and drills. Spectators including Kennedy and reporters observed practice while the Yale stroke Howe and coxswain Lloyd Folsom prepared for forthcoming trials.
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YALE
Jes Ferry
Une
Yates
Stroke
Howe
Coxmwalh
Woor Lioyd
Smart Summer Attire Noted On Fifth Avenue
In a morning walk along Fifth Avenue, women display a wide range of summer fashion. Despite warm weather, many wear sharply tailored linen outfits, showing a shift from last year. The article highlights the infinite variety and evolving style among stylish women in the city.
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Fifth Avenue
Thia
Mashers Nemesis Beaten After Street Attack Incident
A rakish stranger grabbed a walking girl near Broadway and street yesterday. The girl defended herself with a left jab and a right hook, knocking him to the ground. Bystanders described the skirmish as quick and decisive, with the assailant Polk tipped as discouraged after the blows.
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Broadway
Jack Johnson
Fitzsimmons
Vernon on Johnsons Trail anding a man to beat Johnson
Vernon plans to send a heavyweight challenger to Europe on July 2 in a bid to attract a 6 feet 3 inch, 22 pound heavier foe from Dublin to America. He promises training and expense coverage to propel the rival to challenge Johnson for the world title amid a flurry of pugilist activity and reform match talk at the Twenty Century Club.
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Rob Vernon
Jack Johnson
Europe
Gress
Dublin
Mr. Jurk
Johnson
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Laramy Smith
Murphy
Floston
Gus Lardner
Dave Devhfer
Wikie Lucas
Marty Willets
Howe Murphy
Quaker City
Smith
Brown
Jark Goodman
Laseli
Cross
White Beecher
Eeekgland
Gesnge V. Nontags
Metropolian Li
Tne Garance Athletic Association
Cotte Park
Jim Rosenberten
Dick Eadward
Hyde Cloughen
Ciwin Henry
Milly Bayes
Jim Archer
Barrett Counci
Fragmentary 1900s text hints at work and city life
Fragmented OCR reads like a street scene about hard work and a tramp in a city. It mentions New York cells, a year, and a tram. The readable bits suggest social conditions and urban labor themes without clear attribution.
Cornell selects sophomore Leslie D as baseball captain
Cornell University names sophomore Leslie D. first baseman and Phi Upsilon member as captain for next season. Coach Daniel Cooma will depart next week to sign a summer semi professional deal in Pottsville. Some graduating Cornell men may join him in the summer league.
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Cornell
Wea
Leslie D
Srapanile
Elmira
Phi
Daniel Cooma
Pottsville
Pens
Lawn in a dark biset hat gown with trim and plume
Readable fragments describe a dark hat with white feather trim, a brown plume, and black and white cloth gown. Embroidered buttons are noted on a black crin hat with satin trimming and a belt. The text preserves period tone and style despite corruption.
Fashion Notes Highlight White Tulle Toques And Black Silk Coats
A wardrobed glimpse features an imposing matron in a light gray wool suit with a simple white toque. Contrast shifts to a black tafteta outfit with horizontal banded trim and white facets, paired with white accessories. A gray haired woman wears a white angers coat over a black silk jacket and pale pink mauve flowers in her hat.
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Thie Cave
Tony
Messerate
Innovation in Cricket Delights New York Crowd
A New York Veterans victory over All-Philadelphia Cotta 174 to 134 at West New Brighton Staten Island featured a new omber matcher tactic. The experiment of luring the bowler before relief sped play and drew unanimous spectator approval. J Hinges and W Keenan with Falgar O Challenger led the home side to the win as the crowd urged wider adoption in first class matches.
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New York
West New Brighton
Staten
Taland
Bewliat
J. Hinges
W. Keenan
Falgar O. Challenger
Smith Defends Auto Action in New Jersey Reciprocals Row
New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commissioner J. R. Smith defended touring privileges arguing New Jersey residents deserve equal treatment abroad and reciprocity should be extended if other states grant similar rights. He urged Ansorted Automobile Clubs of New Jersey to reconsider their stance while noting law changes or authorities must adjust before reciprocity can exist. A concurrent note: Frelinghuysen automobile law upheld by the Court of Errors and Appeals in Kane v New York.
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J. RR. Smith
New Jersey
T. A. Ronnell
Ansortu ‘Ated Automobile Chibs
Smith
Tien Tutes
Waion
New Jermy
Mtr
Smithwatt
Prater
Staten
Sean
Citizeen
Motoria
Frelinghuysen
Court of
J. Kane
Tient
New York
Women Demonstrate Macing and Pickpocket Escape on Stage
Lara Bennett and Crystal Bennett assist in a stage exhibition at Ham merstein's Victoria showing women how to fend off attackers. They demonstrate grips, holds, and swift kicks to deter masher or pickpocket, with instructions from a speaker on self defense for women. The event features Will Boehm as the assailant and includes audience reactions from attending women.
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Hammerstein
Victoria
Lara Bennett
Crystil
Ura
Crystal
Iankas City
Will Boehm
Lara
Strawberry Shortcake Recipe Fragments Restore Classic Mix
A faded notice offers a strawberry shortcake recipe with instructions to mix flour cream of tartar soda and salt, then add butter and milk in measurements. The fragment suggests combining ingredients into a batter for a simple dessert, reflecting old home baking guidance.
Cake with berries plus a rant about superfluous women
A recipe for a layered berry cake appears alongside a tirade claiming England must reduce and export women to solve suffrage era tensions. It argues women are a burden and would improve society if emigrating to Canada, predicting social and labor shifts.
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Ingland
Mme Ada B. Tertgen
Canada
Empire Magazine
England
Maes Tertgen
Herayise
Texas
Shopping goods and wares catalog item list
An itemized ad lists negligee shirts in flannel at 2.38, boys wash fabrics at 4 85, change purses, wooden chair parts, leather goods, Turkish velvet slivers at 2 apiece, hats at 5 and 7, wool and linen fabrics, dyes and trimmings, linen suits at 6 50, wool for tourists, laundry bags, lingerie waists, one piece dresses, and Shantung silk at 94 cents a yard, with a note about correspondence to Neen the Shoppe in New York and a stamped envelope.
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Voutard
Strangett
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