The Four Hundred On Roller Skates In New York
Marvin R. Clare reports that New York society is reviving roller skating with indoor rinks at fashionable venues. The piece traces early skate inventions, Plimpton’s popular "euichable" roller skate, and compares roller to ice skating, noting ease of learning and year‑round surface.
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Swift Cyclist Dirnberger Shatters Early Records
The article profiles Michael F. Dirnberger, a famed cyclist, noting his 1 minute 45 second flying mile at Fountain Ferry, Louisville, beating his own 1:51 from 1898 and surpassing John Johnson’s 1894 mark. It also records a two mile in 8 minutes 61 43 seconds, shortly after, and praises his pacing by a quadruplet while detailing his age, size, and temperament.
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Rights of accused persons cited by Governor Johnson
Ex governor Charles Johnson argues criminal lawyers deserve respect, condemning prejudice against them. He compares civil and criminal law, notes most offenders are not “professionals,” and cites historical figures like Webster and Choate. He questions public guilt by association and laments biased reporting shaping opinions of crime and punishment.
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Cornell's Great Stroke Hamilton Sets Terrific Pace
Ralph B. Hamilton of Cornell is highlighted as the crew stroke at Henley trials. The 20 year old Michigan native, junior in mechanical engineering, anchors a fast, short stroke on Courtney’s skiff. Hamilton can pace 48 to 52 strokes per minute, seeking the grand challenge cup in July after strong prior varsity and freshman seasons.
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The Tzigane at Assembly Rooms in England
Copyright performances of The Tzigane starring Lillian Russell were staged in Baltham England at the assembly rooms under Mr Abud for Albey Schoeffel Grau. Admission to all parts of the theater is one guinea four dollars and twenty five cents.
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Courtenay Thorpe Renames Play The Story of a Sin
Courtenay Thorpe changes his new play’s title to The Story of a Sin after discovering the original title As We Saw had been used for a novel by Leander Richardson and was already copyrighted. The alteration follows from the copyright conflict.
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Yale Crew Might Face Cornell Henley Eight This Season
Yale coach Bob Gook favors a season race between Yale's crew and Cornell's Henley eight. Cornell’s Henley shells, built by Waters of Troy, measure 60 feet by 24 inches and weigh 280 pounds each, costing 1200 dollars. The Henley crew stands high academically with half the men holding fellowships in tough courses. The Valkyrie reportedly carries over 20,000 square feet of sails, near 3,000 feet more than the Prince of Wales yacht and more than the American Defender is expected to carry.
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Tionesta Valley R R Time Table May 1 1591
Rail schedule for Tionesta Valley R R with southward and northward trains. Details list departures from Sheffield Gilson Barnes Hovers Donalds J Martin Hammond Brookston and Howland, and arrivals at Sheffield Junction Howland and Brookston. Connections indicated with P and W JERRY CRARY Supt.
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