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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
27
The Cornell crews won a fierce river race amid near ideal conditions on the Mohawk River at Syracuse. Spectators lined the banks as eight oared shells sliced past the start, with Syracuse and others in pursuit in a crowded, energetic scene.
Cornell wins a tightly fought varsity eight race with Syracuse Georgetown and Wisconsin close behind. New York crews Columbia and Pennsylvania battle for fourth as Georgetown nips Columbia by a fraction, while Wisconsin trails. The article details split times, boat speeds, and the dramatic late surge that seals Cornell’s victory and leaves the rest contesting for places.
Ithaca Cubs dominate the freshmen race for the Stewards’ Cup as Penn State and Columbia field strong crews. Cornell leads the field with clear water between shells, while Syracuse and Columbia engage in a tight duel for second.
In a crowded two mile race at a Nevada track, Tay Teipemaps 10 Tee roxenst Pourtkeegsle won by a quarter length after a red hot ding dong stretch. Sorwun led early, Unehed Gately pressed hard, with Carnell close behind as the field battled to the final bridge.
Syracuse crowds Cornell as crews battle for a win with Syracuse clocking a record time of 10 minutes 15.25 seconds and a later official correction confirming Syracuse's victory amid protest rumors of a foul by Cornell.
A fierce thunder squall and cloudburst struck the oil steamer Maverick about 100 miles south of Cape Hatteras on a Monday night. Wireless gear on the mainmast redirected most lightning, preventing catastrophic damage. Crew described it as a miracle that the ship and crew survived. The storm crushed decks and rigging while leaving the night sky clear, with the bell of the event noted by the crew and wireless staff who had just spoken with the Mallory liner Denver.
Two separate trolley and wagon crashes left three injured yesterday with fears two may die. Witnesses described a southbound trolley crushing a wagon and injuring George Travers, Willan McGuire, and Mrs W J Jones amid a crowded avenue. Motorman and wagon driver faced arrest as emergency crews rushed victims to hospital. further details uncertain.
The State Board of Pardons refused commutation for Mrs. Kate Edwards of Berks County who was sentenced to death for her husband’s murder. Governor Pennypacker will set an execution date. Samuel Gleason, her alleged accomplice, was stricken from the list, granted a new trial, and acquitted. Mrs Catharine Dant of Philadelphia is held under advisement for the alleged poisoning.
Mrs Gertrua Raynor sues John Zaumeyer for 1000 in a breach of promise case while Zaumeyer countersues to recover 21 he advanced on another promised marriage He learned of a separate admirer John C Zimmerman of New York and a cartoonist on a magazine were involved in a tangled romance revealed during a business trip and a bus ride.
Clean up season stock offers half price on girls reefers and tailor made suits. Reefers include silk coats and check fabrics with sizes 6 to 14 years. Silk coats offered at 5 and 10 dollars. reefers down to 4.50, 5, 6, or 8 dollars. Tailor made suits in sizes 14 to 19 years, with prices 8, 10, and 15 dollars. Most items likely to sell early this morning.
A Broadway sale offers lace robes and gowns with discounts from European makers. Black Chantilly robes drop from 10 to 9.75, Lierre robes from 7.50 to 2.95, and White Net robes with Renaissance embroidery fall to 17.50 from 27.50. Other styles include Black Marquise lace robes at 34, White Mull robes at 65 reduced to 37.5, and a $90 robe marked down to 13.5. Some pieces show slight mussing from handling.
Advertised linen sale with low prices on table scarfs shams doilies and centerpieces. Mentions Irish linen embroidered pieces, various sizes and prices, including 1.25 for scarves and 1.50 for sham covers, with numerous discounted items listed. Linen Store, Third floor.
Fluffy white hats for children described as fresh and gay with embroidery lace and ribbons. Styles include pique and lawn fabrics in full crowns priced at 1.25 to 3 dollars. Coats and linens offered for ages 1 to 5 and 1 to 6 years at reduced prices. Located on Poturth avenue with Reefers and Coats line.
A catalog of entertaining novels by noted authors including Churchill, Atherton, Townsend, and Allen, bound in cloth. The list features FOUR FEATHERS, THE CRISIS, PRIDE OF JENNICO, DARBY O’DILL AND THE GOOD PEOPLE, THE REBELLION OF THE PRINCESS, THE JOYOUS HEART, THE BLUE GOOSE, and others. Also advertised are shoes for the Fourth, with Women's Oxford Shoes at $2 and other styles for men and women, emphasizing comfort and orthopedist approval.
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