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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1901

Page

11

Waddell Wins the Derby at Washington Park

In Chicago on June 22 thirty thousand fans cheered Robert Waddell as he won the American Derby at Washington Park by one length in 2 23 4 5. Virginia Bradley's Aloha gelding rode to victory at 12 to 1 with jockey Bullman lifted on the crowd’s acclaim. Terminus placed second, Longstreet colt failed to win, and The Parader led early before finishing seventh.

Cago Virginia Bradley Bullman Odome Terrific New York Washington Dwyer Piggot Piggott John Bullman Robert Waddell Bugles Frank Farrell Bonnibert Bean Gallant Sannazarro W. M. Hayes Lady Schorr Schorr Silverdale Terminus Six Shooter Sir Dixon McGinn Sadie S P. H. Sullivan

Remarkable Bowling Totals Highlight Friday Night Action

Garter of the Witell Tatum Drug League rolled four straight games totaling 874 pins on American alleys Friday night. Semmes added 264 161 288 22 for three games. Mane Bishot scored 122 for three games as the event showcased strong cooperation among teams.

Witell Tatum Mane PBS Bishot Sea Il Cil Sanaee

Boxer Thomas Steady After Bout in City Ring

The report notes boxer Thomas in good shape after a recent ring appearance in the city. Mentions a rival or partner nicknamed Kid Thomas, with brief references to training and local setting, indicating a routine, uneventful follow up.

Brigadier Sets World Record in Sheepshead Bay Handicap

Brigadier won the Sheepshead Bay Handicap at one mile in a world record 1 mile circular-track time of 2.87.45, leading a strong field before about 20,000 spectators at Sheepshead Bay. The day also featured the Grand National Steeplechase and other races with notable finishes and participating horses such as Cyrano, Star Bright, Mesmerist, and King T.

New York Brigadier Sheepshead Bay Brighton Beach Smith George Keép King T Sacket Dr. Eichberg Cameron O'Connor Evelyn Maud Mounce Holyrood G. Thompson Meditation Ascension Carroll D Step Onward Man of War Wooduianeten Quixada Aled Wax ‘Taper Combs Mesmerist Connor Land May W Wale Land & Fo B Tower of Candles Belle of Lexington Cervera Godfrey Ezera Lady of the Valley Proteus Musette Dleo Surf Smart Set Shaw Lenaid Mounee Dean Swift Mitchell Saecker Carson Tod Meara Perlon Heider Heider, 15 To 1 and 6 To 1, Thind. "Time, 5.18, “Passe Partont Ronkonkoma Magic Light George Keen Jack Wang Euphone Zinzinder Klondyke Dr. Eiehberg Ben Viking Dolando BH. Cochran

Clothier Defeats Willson to Retain Interstate Tennis Crown

W. J. Clothier defeated Dr. R. N. Willson Jr. in straight sets 6-1 6-2 6-4 at Merion Cricket Club Haverford to retain the interstate tournament championship. Willson showed late rally but Clothier’s net play and fast rallies dominated all three sets before a large crowd.

Merion Cricket Club Haverford W. J. Clothier RB. N. Willson, Jr Clothier Willson Dr. Willson Reworth R. N. Willson Illson

Mortgages Recorded In Philadelphia Area

A long list of mortgages recorded names numerous borrowers and lenders including Robert M. Black to Jacob Snare on Highland avenue Chestnut Hill and Thomas Andrews to Ellen Yerkes near Kerper street. Others include George Brennan to Leonard Rieger on Gross street Elizabeth Frazer to Pennsylvania Company Insurance on Lives near Cox and Calumet streets. Multiple properties on streets such as Twenty second, Eighteenth, Sansom, Elk Hart and others are listed with various sums ranging from about 1,150 to 10,000 dollars.

Black Robert M Jacob Snare Highland Avenue Chestnut Hill Andrews Tom Ellen Yerkes Kerper Street J Street Brennan George A Leonard Rieger Gross Street Race Street Isseee Boyle Thomas A Householders’ B. and L. Association Tenth Street Locust Street Burnett Charles H Philadelphia Saving Fund Society Eighteenth Street Sansom Buchanan Margaret Rachel F. Avery Fitawater Street Twenty-second Street Bupp Charles Second Girard Avenue B. A Bancroft Street Wolf Street Buchanan William West End T 8. D. Company Lindenwood Street Park- Sige Sveduc Essapeis Sebsvencen Backman Hyman Carley N. von Schirach Wharton Street Fourth Street Christie Claudius Columbia Avenue L. A Twenty-sixth Street Richmond B East Clearfield Street Filbon Jobo Manayunk Trust Company Calumet Street Norristown Annadal Arle Ae Frazer Elizabeth M Pennsylvania Company Insurance On Lives Eghteenth Street Cox Odebe Casas Fink Charles F. W Harrowgate B. A Ontario Street Amber Street Gerhung Gottiled Somerset B Elkhart Anmer Dee Gorman John Charie A. Ayres Indiana Ie Galbraith Elizabeth Land T. and T. Company Gerttt Street Hughes Lucinda A Continental T. and Buttonwood Street Tulip Street Arta. Paul Camacae Maater ‘Street St Lous Wilt i Fells An George E Fourth Ie Hartley Avenue Eighty Second Street Livingston Max Wina T Charlée G. Cottoin Mary Bonen J. G. Brown Karl Hirschberg Buffalo Charles Melville Dewey Niagara Charles Cary Lars G. Sellstedt Philadelphia Eastman Johnston William MW. Hyde Augustus Frangén William Thorne Benjamin C. Porter Ben Foster William Sartain Edward F. Rook W. Elmer Scofield Worthington Whittredge Charles A. Platt W. JL Bahamas Bermuda Islands Winslow Homer Leonard Ochtmann Walter L. Palmer Venice la Sainte Alice Hirschberg Horatio Walker Harvey Bilis Joseph Lindon Smith BE. L. Blumenschlin Arthur I. Keller William C. Cornwell Oliver Phelps Smith Ross Turner Rosina E. Sherwood George Wharton Edwards E. M. Scott Albert E. Sterner Sarah C. Sears R. M. Shurtieff Morgan C. McChenny Louis Loeb Alexander Schilling A. Phimister Proctor William T. Whittemore Carlton T

Pan American Art Show Showcases American Talent In Buffalo

The Pan-American Art Show in Buffalo displays extensive American works from painters sculptors architects and engravers. Highlights include Saint Gaudens Sherman statue and Barnard God Pan, with John Sargent Whistler and Eakins portraits among many Buffalo and international artists in diverse media.

Art Galery General Sherman Augustus Saint Gaudens America Central Park New York City God Pan George Grey Barnard Hahnemann Charles H. Niehaus Dr. Pepper Karl Bitter Eli Harvey Edwin H. Blashfield Robert Reid Charles H. Davis Sculpture Court Daniel C. ‘French Hunt Memorial England United States Frank D. Miller Edwin A. Abbey Elenor

School Board To Hear Nolan Case In July Meeting

The Twenty fourth Sectional School Board will meet on July 1 to hear bribery charges against Miss Ada Nolan raised by Director Harry B. Jeffries. Jeffries says the case reveals political manipulation in the board as it dismissed the teacher, with critics blaming ward boss influence and calling for abolishing sectional boards. Jeffries claims his action was duty driven and opposes political interference in education.

Twenty-fourth Sectional Ada Nolan Harry B. Jeffries Robert J. Wright Twentyfourth Board of Education Philophia Jeffries

Dixon Captures Lynnewood Cup in Golf Final

C G Dixon Jr of Huntingdon Valley CC defeated R E B Griscom of Merion CC to win the Lynnewood Hall cup in Huntingdon Valley open. Griscom, after defeating Bohlen and Macfarland, led early but Dixon surged with careful play to seal a 5 up, 8 to play win.

Philadelphia C. G. Dixon, Jr Huntingdon Valley Country Club R. E B. Griscom Merion Cricket Club Griscom F. H. Bohlen Philadelphia Cricket Club H. B. Macfarland Macfarland Dixon H. P. Smith Smith Hale

Miss Hecker Captures Metropolitan Golf Title at Nassau

The final for the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association title at Nassau Country Club Glen Cove pitted Miss Genevieve Hecker Essex County against Miss Ruth Underhill Nassau Country Club. Hecker won by eight up with one to play in a tight finish. A consolation match between Mrs Fuller and Mrs Ramadell required two extra holes, Ramadell prevailing by one up on the twentieth hole.

New York Metropolitan Golf Association Nassau Country Club Glen Cove L. L Genevieve Hecker Essex County Ruth Underhill Hecker Fuller Ramadell

Summer Parks Concerts Feature Damrosch Orchestra

Willow Grove hosts Walter Damrosch and his orchestra for the third week of engagements with two daily programmes. Tomorrow includes Technikowsky Symphony No. 5 and Damrosch’s own symphonies. David Mannés is soloist for Tuesday afternoon while Mr Damrosch returns to the piano Tuesday evening. Breitner was listed for Tuesday evening but may be unavailable. Scapa’s Band under G B Lombardo provides music at the resort as the Rossini Band is phased out. Woodside Tosca’s Band continues as principal and daily concerts and programmes are offered.

Willow-Grove Walter Damrosch Technikowsky Hitmeeif One Breitner Ist Ee Ee Ar Ea . Ste Eee Ie Mae Woodside Tosca

Eaglesmere hosts summer visitors and wedding party

The Eaglemere resort area in Pa at midsummer attracts many guests including Dr and Mrs J Alles, Mr and Mrs H D Emach, Benjamin G Welch, Miss Culbertson, F W Culbertson, and several local couples. Summer visitors include William Mi and Mrs H F Sachs and Miss Helog.

Ee Pa Péerhape Laos J. Alles Ccréstmeant Inn H. D. Emach Eaglesmere Ste Ate House Benjamin G. Welch Misa E. Jones P. BE. Maus Culbertson F. W. Culbertsos William Mi Mire H. F. Sachs Miss Heleg

Shore season opens as Philadelphians flock to Sea Isle City

Special to The Philadelphia Times from Sea Isle City June 22 Philadelphians mainly cottage owners arrive to prepare homes for families The season appears to start with hotel registers full and many arrivals Estimated carpenters asphalt sidewalks and a Casino opening hop tonight The week saw strong fishing with over 20000 pounds shipped to Philadelphia markets Numerous Philadelphia residents including Hurley Briggs Lake Ludlam Barthmier Kurst Stohrer Colville Welbank Simpson Gaw Wendell Donnelly Wells Buck Jockers Straubmuller Gleason Martin Weber Collmer Haslett Silberschmidt and others are settling into seaside cottages or hotels for the summer.

Philadelphia Times Sea Isle City Atlantic Philadelphia William Hurley Camden Railroad Avenue A. Briggs Burgess B. Briggs J.C. Lake T. E. Ludlam Ludlam Milton J. Greenman University of Pennsylvania Marine’ Place Herman Barthmier Landis Avenue Henry Kurst Henry Stohrer Anderson Neptune Avenue James Colville Charles Welbank Henry T. Simpson A.gaw Edward Wendell Crawford Buck J. Jockers Joseph Straubmuller Daniel Gleason

Wildwood braces for a record season of visitors

The Philadelphia Times reports Wildwood New Jersey enjoying unusually pleasant weather drawing cottagers and hotel guests. Hotels are full for July and August as the Casino hosts a big orchestra of women tonight. Notable visitors include Dr. Thomas H. Morton, George E. Alter, Mrs. Edward Clark, Mahion K. Netton, J A Maguire and family, Mrs. W Byron Ivesey and daughter Faith, R. Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brett, Tr. H. W. Shuster, and James I. Blumer and son at various Oceanfront and Oak avenues hotels.

Rachel S. Brown Philadelphia Crestmont Inn Benjamin Murray Misnes Murray Philip G. Reading R. H. Kilpatrick Kilpatrick Baltimore Mary Huston Hannah Huston Henry G. Clay G. Coan Allegheny Helen C. Bunting Oliver Smith M. L. Wigfall Edward Christman F. W.tunnel Samuel Emien R. Emott Hare Randall Chase D. Townsend M. F. Wood Willan B. Dimon Bishop C Foss Lakeside George W. Holland Frank Eames George R. Stewart Philadelphia Times Wildwood N. J Thomas H. Morton Philadelphia Board of Health W. Byron Kvesey Faith Tacony R. Arnold James I. Blumer and Son Beem Totus William Noelech Youghal Soe Litas Socrates Sean Pee

Dr Sala Wins From Lasker in Davenport Chess

Davenport observer notes Dr BM Sala defeated Emanuel Lasker during a simultaneous exhibition, claiming a standout win that earns him lasting chess fame. The piece details the game sequence and praises Sala's mastery, while referencing the local Amateur Chess Club and Morgan Chess Digest.

Chronicle of Chess Harry B. Grose BM. Sala Davenport Emanuel Lasker Dr. Sala

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