Wisconsin crews optimistic for race at Poughkeepsie
Special telegram from Poughkeepsie reports the University of Wisconsin two crews arriving eager for the June 30 contests. Coach Andy O'Dea leads a well conditioned squad with ex-captains Alexander and Sutherland among four substitutes. Freshman eight praised as Wisconsin's best yet, capable of two mile effort on the Hudson course.
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Times
Poughkeepsie
University of Wisconsin
Andy" O'Dea
Alexander
Sutherland
Anderson
Williams
Street
Gibson
Welsh
Herrick
Hudson
Davy
Cambridge
Wisconsin
St. John's
Delafield
Penns Crews Ready for Poughkeepsie Regatta
Coach Ward changes boats for the Varsity and keeps the paper boat as the faster option. The Varsity favors the buoyant paper boat while the freshmen will use the cedar boat. The four oared shell shows promise and all three crews train this morning before packing for the trip to Poughkeepsie.
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Ward
Poughkeepsie
Yomantey
Varsity
Cornell
Cornell Varsity Crew Edges Freshmen in Final Race
Ithaca June 21 The Cornell Varsity crew defeated the freshman eight in a two mile race by two lengths in 10 42. Crowbar Point course conditions and a lack of Aya Lake current influenced the time. Robin s starred as stroke with Dalzell captain, while Merrill led the freshman as stroke in a closely matched event watched by 500 spectators during senior week.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Courtney
Crowbar Point
Varsity
Ithach
Inaya Lake
Robin
Dalzell
Francis
Buiallwood
Changes in Harvard Freshman Boat At Gale's Ferry
Harvard crew changes its freshman boat this morning with Roberts replaced by Grénough as substitute stroke. The eight began rowing toward the navy yard and expected Roberts to return soon. The varsity four and varsity eight posted half mile time trials with ragged rows and coaching to improve to last year’s standard.
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Gale’s Ferry
Harvard
Roberts
Grénough
Navy Yard
Varsity
Mr. Goodrich
Pontees
Yale
Varaity
Columbia crews show improved oarsmanship, coach says
In Poughkeepsie on June 21, Coach Hanlon praised Columbia crews for their noted improvement at the boat house. A large number of holes in the rigging marred practice amid an early session.
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Columbia
Poughkeepsie
Hanlon
Malt Breakfast Food
A compact ad promoting Malt Breakfast Food inviting readers to start the day with a hearty, satisfying breakfast. The copy emphasizes appetite appeal and palatable flavor in a concise product pitch.
New York Varsity Eight Shows Improved Stroke Under Hanlan
In hot conditions the crews faced choppy water and a west shore lull provided smoother water. The coach focused on on board work to synchronize leg drive and body swing while Captain Mackay, the strokes, masters the new stroke and leads the team toward better coordination.
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Hanlan
Mackay
Athletes Off for Paris to London Steamer Lucania
Five University of Chicago athletes, set to wear the Maroon in Paris at the inter-collegiate games July 14 to 18 and in London July 7, departed for New York to board the steamer Lucania to Liverpool. Trainer H P Conibear accompanied them, while Professor A A Stagg had already left for the East to arrange the Atlantic crossing.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Paris
London
New York
Lucania
Liverpool
H. P. Conibear
A. A. Stagg
East
Atlantic
Prominent Woman Visitor Praises Philadelphia Convention
Mrs H B Stephens the only woman in the Colorado delegation extols Philadelphia calling the convention the most successful and shares impressions of sights at Fairmount Park Memorial Hall and Horticultural Hall praising free museums and art collections for public enjoyment.
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Colorado
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Memorial Hall
Olch
Your Park Museum
Hortic Cultural Hall
Sister of New Jersey Senator Praises Convention Crowds
Miss Susan Kean sister of Senator John Kean of New Jersey applauds the convention’s orderly crowds and splendid hall. Other delegates including Mrs William Taylor and Mrs W H Jones share optimism about the Republican ticket McKinley and Roosevelt and foresee Kentucky joining the Republican column.
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New Jersey
Susan Kean
John Kean
Miss Kean
William Taylor
Kentucky
Lota
Taylor
William S. Taylor
Maroon players hailed from Illinois and Iowa
The group known as the Maroon includes natives from West Erie areas including four from Illinois and one from Iowa. Moloney brothers L Ilinois‑W. A. Moloney and F. G. Moloney reside in Ottawa Illinois with H H Lord in Anston and H B Slack in Rushville Tl Charles L Bur roughs is in Washington Iowa.
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The
Maroon
L Ilinois
W. A. Moloney
F. G. Moloney
Ottawa, Ill
H. H. Lord
Anston
H. B. Slack
Rushville
Charles L. Burroughs
Washington, Iowa
Tod Sloan Coming Home to Kokomo
Tod Sloan, writing to his adoptive father D G Blouser of Kokomo Indiana, says he will leave England for the United States in three weeks and has accepted mounts in major races. He notes twenty four mounts this season with seven unplaced and eight first money wins, beating his two year ago record.
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Kokomo
Ind
Tod Sloane
D. G. Blouser
England
Emperor William's Yacht Meteor Wins Senate Prize
In Berlin on June 21, Emperor William's yacht Meteor won the blue Senate prize in the lower Elbe. The event highlighted imperial side competitions aboard the Baltic and Elbe waterway regatta.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Meteor
Convention Notes Highlight McKinley Roosevelt Nods
Report from a convention recounts a lively crowd before nominations with McKinley and Roosevelt featured. Observers such as Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Harrison are noted among attendees as Hawaii’s flag receives applause and delegates begin to depart.
Teddy the Rou Rider Receives Praise at Convention
Mrs. James N. Tyner lauded a prominent Army and Navy League member, praising his selfless service and predicting greater achievements as his field widens. She noted the convention would be remembered for choosing two strong Republican leaders for top posts.
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Army and Navy League
Teddy
James N. Tyner
Post Office Department
Pune
Philadelphia Hospitality Praised by California Delegation
Mrs. Joseph S Speer commends Philadelphia for warm welcome to California delegates. She notes beautiful, rich historic city, extensive park, superb convention hall, orderly proceedings, and especially polite, well trained police. Delegation appreciates arrangements for visiting ladies and overall hospitality.
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Philadelphia
California
San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Convention in Philadelphia Impresses Visitor
Mrs Henry G Payne reports Philadelphia hosted a successful convention praised for dignified proceedings and thorough arrangements. She notes the city as an ideal venue with inspiring history and welcoming spirit and highlights Fairmount Park as a key social focus and pleasure ground for visitors.
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Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Falrmount Park
Mrs Cornelius Stevenson Reviews National Convention Impressions
Philadelphia woman Sarna Yorke Stevenson offers a representative view of local women's reactions at the national convention. She highlights leader driven statecraft, the unity of diverse elements, and the notable performances by Hanna and Roosevelt, praising the event as instructive and inspiring.
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Senator Hanna
Roosevelt
Benjamin
Bargain White Goods and Embroideries Sale
Retail discounts showcase plain and fanciful fabrics with deep cuts on embroideries noted in yard pricing from 10c to 2.50. Nainsook, organdies, piques, lawns, and lace trims offered as old stock remnants and assorted odds at half to two thirds off.
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India
Specials in Neckwear and Ties at Discount Prices
Specials in neckwear include organdie Swiss pique and grass-linen revers with varied backs and embroidery, priced 75c and 1. Styles for 50c and windor ties at 50c with tassels. Black velvet string ties 25c, Persian stocks 25c to 1. Fringed taffeta English squares 1. Net fabrics from 1.00 to 5.00. First floor.
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Liberty
Partridge and Richardson Bride by Telephone Surprise
Partridge and Richardson Robert Lockhart and Miss Kate Cline wed by telephone with the bride in Patoka Indiana and groom in Stanton Tennessee. Rev Thomas C Danks officiated in a casual note from the era.
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Robert Lockhart
Kate Cline
Patoka
Ind
Stanton, Tenn
Thomas C. Danks
Schuylkill Valley Veterinary Medical Association Meeting
Special Telegram reports the Schuylkill Valley Veterinary Medical Association meeting in Pottsville with Dr Hewitt present and leading discussion on veterinary matters.
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Schuylkill Valley Veterinariees
the Times
Pottsville
Schuylkill Valley Vetery Medical Association
Hewitt
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