Yale Victorious Over Harvard In College Rowing Classic
Yale men win the Cambridge river race by four lengths as Harvard struggles to keep pace. Yale's steady 32 stroke and late surge toppled Harvard after a close first miles, with Yale finishing strong at 20:19 4-5 and Harvard fading.
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Kennedy
Crimson
Red Top
New Haven
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard In Freshman Rowing Meet
Yale defeated Harvard in a series of freshman events with close margins. Key results show Yale winning the half mile 2:09 to 2:10, the one mile 4:39 to 4:40, and the 1.5 mile 7:10 to 7:11, with Yale finishing the overall race ahead in 9:48.
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Yale Crew Rejoices As W S Cross Elected Captain
Yale crews gathered at Broadview after the race to elect next year’s varsity captain. W S Cross of Fitchburg Mass was unanimously chosen, while H G Dillingham of Honolulu was named captain and stroke of the four oared crew.
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Conn
Broadview
Yale
New Haven
W. S. Cross
Fitchburg
Mass
Cross
Phillip Kunzig, Jr
Waterman
Kunzig
Harvard
John Kennedy
Cambridge
Kennedy
Red Top
Higginson
McGrew
Rep
H. G. Dillingham
Honolulu
Varsity
Yale Crew Triumph Sparks Citywide Bonfire Celebration
New Haven hosts Yale victories in New London as crews arrive by four horse tally ho. A three hour bonfire lights the campus while bombs and fireworks explode along the parade route. Graduates and students cheer at Osborne Hall before a dinner at the New Haven House and speeches by athletic leaders, Captain Waterman, and captains MacMahon and the freshmen crew.
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Yale
New-London
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New Haven House
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Roosevelt Observes Yale Harvard Race From Sylph Yachts
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Alice Roosevelt watch the Yale Harvard race from the steam yacht Sylph as it sails from Oyster Bay. The regatta proceeds without incident while spectators note the Constitution being polished and Yale freshmen training for the Philadelphia tourney.
Cornell Favored To Win Poughkeepsie Regatta Odds Big
The Poughkeepsie regatta eve shows Cornell as the favorite with 3 to 5 odds to win and Columbia as a strong second choice. Wisconsin and Pennsylvania draw bets, while Georgetown and Syracuse are seen battling for last place. Weather looks damp with possible rain though winds may not disrupt the races. Races schedule four oared, freshman, and varsity events with positions drawn and officials named.
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Harvard
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Edward Hansen
Post
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Hanlan
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Crew practice day with Frederick Cohen comments
Frederick Cohen the assistant coach and Frenzel the captain were on the launch with the crew on the dock. Professor Earl and newspaper men observed as Courtney warned it will be snowing in June before more guests rowed. Only light routine practice occurred among all crews.
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Frenzel
Professor Earl
Courtney
Chicago Auto Club Starts On Tour
Dr Frank H Davis leads seventy five Auto Club members on a thousand mile tour from Chicago in twenty cars toward Mammoth Cave Kentucky. A portable repair shop and skilled machinists accompany the group with a reception planned at Cedar Lake Indiana for the first night. About two hundred people and fifty cars begin the journey. twenty cars head south with the rest returning to Chicago. The schedule spans fifteen days.
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Kentucky
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PRESS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ELECTED AT ROUND ISLAND
Thousand Islands Park New York June. Two hundred fifty members attended the New York Press Association annual convention at Round Island marking the fifty year anniversary. Edward H. Butler praised Charles R. Skinner in the public instruction controversy as Skinner clarified his stance. Officers elected include President Daniel D. Frisbie and a slate of vice presidents, secretary treasurer A O Bunnell, and an executive committee headed by Horace J. Knapp.
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New York Press Association
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Edwin S. Underhill
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Public Instruction
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Schoharie Republican
John W. Slauson
Middletown Press
J. T. MacArthur
Granville Sentinel
W. B. Collins
Gloversville
J. E. Klock
Kingston Freeman
Luke M. Henry
Chittenango Times
A. O. Bunnell
Danville Advertiser
Horace J. Knapp
Auburn Advertiser
L. W. Hones
Roscoe Review
L. B. Green
Patchogue ‘Argus
Gardiner Kline
Amsterdam Recorder and Democrat
George E. Marcellus
le Roy Gazette
Tweed Joins US Realty and Construction Board
Charles H. Tweed has been elected to the executive committee of the United States Realty and Construction Company and has served as a director since its founding. A rumor of James Speyer’s resignation circulated as Speyer sailed to Europe, with Dowling denying the report. Tweed is with Speyer & Co., headed by James Speyer.
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United States Realty and Construction Company
James Speyer
Robert E. Dowling
Speyer
Europe
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Tweed
Speyer & Co
Real estate transfers feature multiple Manhattan properties traded
G Tuoti & Co sold for Louis Riccardo to V Graziadio a four story brick tenement at 202 East 108th Street on a 24 by 88 foot lot. Julius Tischmann sold to Giovanni Lordi a six story tenement at Bleecker and Thompson streets. Several 4 and 5 story flats and tenements change hands across East Side and West Side locations including West End Avenue, Fifth and Forty-fifth Streets, Grand Street, Henry Street, and Second Avenue. Prices and buyers vary as agents report numerous transactions and property exchanges in the latest listings.
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G. Tuoti & Co
Louis Riccardo
V. Graziadio
Julius Tischmann
Giovanni Lordi
Bleecker and Thompson Sts
Leon G. Losere
Rosina Ochs
Charles Wynne
S. Lindheimer
Ritter Realty Company
William H. Wright
George W. Murray
Webster Ave
Stephen Barker
West End Ave
James Allan
West Forty-fifth-st
Frothingham
S. L. Wallenstein
John Salomon
Nathan Kirsch
Jacob Paskusz
Second-ave
Ninth-st
Paskusz
Hirsch
Bronx Building Plans Show Three Houses and Testing Room
Plans list Becker avenue site with three two story frame dwellings 16.8 by 58 feet owned by Emma Aldrich with J. M. Lawrence as architect. Also a one story brick testing room 15 by 24 feet for estate of I. E. Johnson with Ahne mann & Younkheere as architects. Project total $4100.
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Spuyten Douyvil Road
I. E. Johnson
Ahnemann & Younkheere
Plans for Five Story Brick Hospital on West Fifty first Street
Plans filed yesterday at the Bureau of Buildings Manhattan show a five story brick hospital with basement to be built at 415 West Fifty first street. The structure will use brick lime stone and terra cotta with M A ONeill and Sarah McKenna as owners and J McGuire as architect. Estimated cost is 70000 dollars.
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Manhattan
West
Fifty-first-st
M. A. O'Neill
Sarah McKenna
J. McGuire
13Th St
Eagle Pencil Co
W Berger & Sons
List-st
O'Neill
Alleghany
J Metsaine
N. Iwecs
New-York Central and
Hudson River Rees Co
C W Smith
St John's College Fordham to Build Hall at $125000
The new hall and lecture room for St Johns College Fordham will cost about 125000 dollars. The contract has already been awarded.
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St. John's College
Fordham
Suit by Shurman vs Fischer-Hansen adjourned to morning
The case in the Seventh Municipal Court before Justice Joseph was adjourned from yesterday to this morning. Clifford N. Shurman sues for 60 dollars for repairs on a defendant's house. Fischer-Hansen counters with 200 dollars for alleged professional advice.
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Carl Fischer-Hansen
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Fischer- Hansen
Auction Sales Today Across Several Properties and Liens
Auction notices list multiple properties in 128th Street and vicinity with debts due to NY Life Insurance Co, American Savings Bank, and others. Properties include 3 story brick dwellings and frame houses with owed amounts ranging from 2,673.60 to 15,746.19 plus taxes, notices specify agent names and attorneys for each action.
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128Th-St
Life Ins Co
M Taylor
Hamilton
J . Puffy
James L. Wells
Crotona-ave
American Savings Bank
Hanford
Irwin
Guiterman
Peter FL
Beach Ave
H L Goodwin
Astrus
Simon Feist
Steele
Attys
Foreclosure and partition sales listed in yesterday's auction
Yesterday's notices show multiple foreclosure sales and an exr estate liquidation. Properties include a four story building at 55.5 by 26.9 near Pleasant-age with Bertha Ener and T J Mooney listed. a two story store and dwelling at 169th Street with Gustav Wengele. a 100 by 100 foot parcel on Pil agrim Avenue near Evelyn Place. a three story brick dwelling at 45 Convent Avenue and a five story loft at 38 West 25th Street. adjournments to July 2 and July 9 are noted. Prices plus costs and taxes are detailed for each sale.
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120Th-St
Pleasant-age
Bertha
Ener Agt
Realty and Mortgage Company
Pilagrim-ave
Corner Evelyn Pl
Sarah Campbell
A J Carson
T L Carman
Atty
MC Milnor
R. V. Harnett & Co
Convent-ave
144Th—St
F Constable
Parish, Fisher, Mooney & Co
Broadway
Franklin-st
Franklin Place
6Th-Ave
Phebe H Hart
Vivian _M Hart
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William C. Orr
Chambers Street
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Broad Street
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Louis F. Dodd
Avey
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Herbert L. Sattberled
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William Street
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