German Boat Second Beats Endymion's Time In Kaiser's Cup Race
The sole German entry Hamburg, led by Captain Peters, finished second to the Atlantic in the Kaiser's Cup race, crossing the line at 9.16 p.m. after a 13 day voyage, 22 hours 6 minutes behind the Atlantic but beating Endymion's record by 18 hours 29 minutes. The Hamburg logged multiple daily runs, reported heavy weather praise, and fame for its seaworthiness despite a smaller build. Herr Adolf Tietgens expressed admiration and noted the German boat’s strong showing amid favorable breezes and challenging seas.
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Washington Fort
Penzance
Atlantic
Endvinton
Hamburg
Meyso
Closs
Lizard
Herr Tietgens
Ane
Athante
Tie
Wolf
Herr Adolf Tiotgan3
Tietgens
Germany
George L. Watson
Henderson
Glasgow
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaiser
Peters
Hunt for Japanese Poachers Sent to Aleutians
Seattle May 30 Assistant Secretary Horace A Taylor says orders have been issued for the revenue cutter Perry to sail immediately for the Aleutian Islands to discover if Japanese poaching is taking place in American waters. If confirmed the Commerce and Labor Department will act to stop the operations of the fishing fleet. The rest is advertising filler about a novel installment and tonic products.
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Perry
Aleutian Islands
Seattle
Wash
Horace A. Taylor
Schuyler Staunton
Midshipmen Cruise Itinerary From Annapolis to Rockland
Special to The Washington. Annapolis Md May. Rear Admiral F W Dickins issues the coast squadron North Atlantic fleet practice cruise itinerary for midshipmen. Embarking June 3 the moves cover Chesapeake Bay tests Newport News Rockland Gardiners Bay and Norfolk area with stops at Newport News and Greenport and include transfers between Terror Chesapeake and destroyers with dates in June July and August.
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Annapolis
F. W. Dickins
North Atlantic Fleet
Annapolia
Chosd- Peake Pay
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake Way
Lune ¢-Arcve
Newport News
Ohipo Coat
Lane Newport Kews
Hartford
Gerbera Bay
Suir
Rockland
Botkisud
Gardners Bay
Aenadarm
Gardners Dsydor Orulaa
Viciny
Rendorrowa
Mocktend
Atlanta
Arkansas
Washington, D. C
Ftort
Nevada
Artive
Midshipmen
The
Terror
Cheonprake
Greenport
Chesapeake
Gartnere Bay
Sret
Sret-clantmidshipmen From the Tarmr
Jung
Navy midshipmen prize awards during annual drills
Annapolis May 30 midshipmen prize awards concluded a year of athletics with the Thomson trophy to Louis C. Farrey for promoting athletics and Thompson binoculars to Conant Taylor for best sailor. R W Spofford received the presentation sword as top all around athlete amid parade drills and fencing demonstrations.
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Annapolis
Board of Visitors
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Wiliam F. Fullam
Allen Buchanan
J. H. Reid
R. W. Spofford
Kansas
Thomson
Louis C. Farrey
Massachusetts
Conant Taylor
New York
W. H Jaques
Little Horse End
N. H
Far East
Russia
Jacobite Wins Hudson Stake in Tight Finish at Grave End
In a crowded Gravesend meeting J. J. McGinnis’ Buttling, a 30 to 1 shot, wins the Parkway Handicap over one mile and a sixteenth as Dolly Spanker takes second and Major Daingerfield third. Jacobite, the 11 to 10 favorite, captures the Hudson Stakes by a head over Jerry Werhberg with Nostromo and Beaufort also run. Jockey Hildebrand is suspended for incompetence after a riding incident on Duenna.
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New York
J. J. McGinnis
Buttling
Grave Aend
Dolly Spanker
Favorie
Major Daingerfield
Major Daingerfeld
Jacobite
Jerry Werhberg
Hildebrand
Jockey Club
Duenns
Last Cherry
Martin
Urna
Whorler
Montresch
Combustion
King Cole
Confeamr
Golden Bute
King Bevpsr
Martinmass
Jerry G
Aloo
Imparialim
Hodrock
Bacchapal
O'Donnel
Ruspeli Baye
Alloy
Tims
Mart Muller
Ren
Gold Wen
Care
Decimo
Flying Machina
W. Davis
Jerry Weinburg
O'Neill
Nostromo
Hidebrand
Beaufort
Quorum
Beaufort Eguptes
Butting
Notter
Odom
Mal
Dalngerdald
Tomo
Outrich
Mabel Richardson
Kurtsmann
Graceful
Leontéox
Lord of the
Firth
Kohaiton
Gilitor
J. J. Walsh
McDaniel
the Bouthorner
Daley Green
Gallant Steoren
Aleti Rach
Edna Jackson
O'Neil
Tranmute
Burns
Evelyn Griffin
Nicol
Caprice
Topsail
Plebeian
Alice de Gay
Santa Busaoma
In Line
Blue Mira
Sweatheart
Rowe of Gold
Sandringham Belle
Maratimatlow
Winning Mand
Myre Dala
Woodbine Track Winners Lead Field at Toronto Meet
Woodbine favorites Scarecrow Plantagenet and Loricate headlined a muddy track card in Toronto. Races saw varied results from Héaresarow’s 2 to 1 win in the first to Bayarien’s 5 to 1 upset in the seventh, with multiple odds and disqualifications noted in the day’s summaries.
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Scarecrow
Plantagenet
Loricate
Toronto
Ont
Woodbine
Héaresarow
Step Dance
Minn Gaiety
Veojas
Lady Huron
Venus
Tima
Mites
Dileas
Wom. Stock Exchange
Bed
Lord Radnor
Gilmore
Tame
Rifth
Blue Ground
Mala of Harrie
Furlon Plantagenet
Trapouint
Chelating
Loricete
Young Heart
Oleer de Arena
Races at Fen and Trossachs Feature Wide Field
The program lists six races with uncertain spellings and outcomes. Midnight Minstrel and Time show top finishes in races two and one respectively, while other horses such as Excentral, St. Resolute, Buck O'Dowd, Lit He Glant, Maj. Carpenter, and Blumenthal are noted among winners and runners. Details are inconsistent due to OCR errors, but the card outlines multiple thoroughbred events with results and times.
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Fen
Trossachs
Midnight Minstrel
Francia Powell
Neroth
Jimalong
Caerone
Banwell
Tempt
Leura Hunter
Twemtow
Bobby
Aven
Geo Quo
Satin Gat
Excentral
Peninsula
Billy Au
End Charis Miller
Hivaral
BiNy Benzing
Judge War‘ng
Chink Aney
Phil Roque
St. Resolute
Don
Portmanter Wright
C. B. Campbell
Enufbox
Orpheum
Buck O'Dowd
Jim Uoroman
Little Margaret
Ghouk
Jungle Imp
Alina Gould
Josette
the Roustabout
Longshots at Louisville horse racing card warps results
At Churchill Downs Louisville May racing cards feature seven races with small fields and mixed results. Winners include Bach Gix four furlongs, Vic Kenney favored, Cardon and Our asister claiming minor stakes, while Belle Dodkon and Bonnie Bue run among notable entries and longshots.
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Heidelberg
T. J. Carnon
Wranne
Belle Dodson
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Bach—Gix Furiodge
Haldelburg
J. Hicks
Ube
Winsand
Lexington Leadar
Wishard
Tima
Lis
Juchsten
Dutch Peto
Darthuta
Ruteell A
Lady Marcury
Dame Duriso
Ka Whovler
Jenmol
Attraction
Latifa
Liliite
Ron
Cardon
Thee Plan
Boland
Ram's
D. *Austin
Barry Boy
Grece Eliott
Pou Finchste
Rach
Wrenna
Niblack
Bilin
D. Austin
Flows B
J. Taylor
Queen Carola
Oak Daks
Colonel Bronston
Fioth Rach
Ehareocurst
Belle Dodkon
Ryan
Olean Landur
Pemberton
Arcond
Hank Holiday
Pierce
Bermuda
Bank Street
Denami
Sevond
Altona
Brander
Wisharaz
Wan
Big Bonoh
Taylor
Gay Minieter
Bofond
Oda Lack
Flora Willoughby
David
Rove
Omerica
Major Manstr
Curate
Our Asister
Bonnie Bue
Neonant
Merino
Rewett
Tine
Blinker
Anne Boal
Glrantio
Bouncing Hettie
Santa Luis
Vree Aduneaten
Madoc
Oloneta
Glendon
Alec Ren
Ane
Daily Racing Entries at Gravesend and St Louis summaries
The page lists early entries for Gravesend and Union Park with numerous horses and odds across races. Notable names include Hive, Yankes Coneal, Ocean Tide, Rosland, De Renarke, Von Tromp, Ecliptle, Tyron, Ecliptle appears again, plus Misty and multiple sellers and maiden events.
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Gravesend
Blingzer
Montanus
Green Room
Edward Russell
Yankes Coneal
Veroneno
Caauint
Lawaonian
Albert B
Inquiattor
Strong Bow
Ladsarion
Esek Ata Society Bud
Toscan
Big Ben
Bhotgun
Hurleigh
Lady Amel
Jocund
Wotan
Od Hngland
Hensworth
Goldsmith
Woodsaw
Miplick
Phoebus
Et Tu Brute
Rosland
de Renarke
Ocean Tide
Caramat
Ovatas
Rockaway
Atwood
Condurer
Kidney C
Love
Atabo
Cantéet
Champlain and
Palette
Widow's Mate
Carla Jone
Chimney Sweep
Atc
Carlton
von Tromp
Sparking
Sat
Cairngorm
Morty Lark
Youth
Sidney
Hed Flag
Hingsmere
Rapid’ Transit
Confederate
Cambridge
George
Berden
Pants
Tyron
Lobo
Thistledale
Brother Bil
Ballor Hor
Gallowees
Drona
Jack- Ataf
Manantelto
Aquarius
Castor
Logatos
Crostal
Hyacinth
Maid of
Timbuctoo
My Duala
Horse Racing Entries From Fifth Races at Willowdene Track
List of detailed race cards for a meet at Willowdene with six races including names of horses like Sweat Kitty Ballads Wy puree and Mary Worth and riders from St. Lowie-Union Park, noting distances from five furlongs to one mile and seventy yards and selling races with weights and prices for each entrant.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Fons Bidyou
Besw Chaney
Bar C
Lavenle Trus
Navaree’s Hope
Mrs. Murray
Sibylla
Nore Pearl
Chemistry
Jane Rachel
Sir Francis I. Daralo
Kiainwood
Elmatio
Jake Band
Pinkerton
Pura
Ecliptle
Miaxitan
Laupy
Khinook
Sea Mate
Miltiadas
Theo
Tasc
Borvarot
Darkness
Eterling
Antilian
Wumihone
Lieber Gore
Malleable
Barney McDavitt
Purse
Bree Water
Columbia Girl
Dolagea
Bulindkie
Anne Btone
Lady ‘Travera
Queen Caroline
Minale Adame
Elazer Francie
Henry Watterson
Helena C. Ad
Ace
Muldoon
Helena W
Rose Mary Kane
Johnson
Gur Biewr
Haonanter
M.A. Powell
Klingman
Kate Zit
Saronote
Depenis
C. Re James
Whirlpool
Judge Traynor
Handy Bmi
Orient
Gutwal
Bell the Cat
Jim Douglas
Revelile
ToLazell
Russell A
St. Louie
Ptrapeli
Mamie Woteenberger
Liberty Sear
Sly Mapette
Sue Stone
Balance All
Nethy
Mra
Annie
Yerandeh
Lady Sellore
Miss Kathleen
Laver
Falconar
Flander
Union Park
Ative Suto
Cardnensio
St Louis
Come
Bixth Raseone
Palling
Pieutus
Canyon
Edward Hale
Col. Prenton
Jude Cantrilt
Alwena
Mami Hanlon
St. Lowie
Adiling
Mary Worth
Limarick Gir
Holth
Frank Renney
Birna Browe
Lady Wellx
Paw Whaley
Jos Gonn
Onyx
Jerry Hunt
Town
Capitane
Hobson's Choice
Signal
Soundry
Parisienne
Ake
Haeal Baker
Cappamore
Armorer
Stormy
Torpedo
Hilarity
Robert Turny
Lady Lou
Poutatod
Rusttense
Ripple Mark
Bago
Swest Flavia
Inspector Gtr
Dr. MaCluer
Lady Chinwick
Purae
Ban Primo
Prince of Pilsen
Red Peony
Malaket
Ora McKinney
Mamie Maroh
Midnight Minstrel
Georgia Waat
Wellesley
Hortonsta
Maria Volmar
Hef Reynard
Honda
Shaiten
Henry Luehrogann, Jr
Brightwood matinee trots and runs headline winners
Nellie R wins the 225 pace at Brightwood Driving Park matinee as Myron H and Black claim other events. Bam McKay, driven by Frank Thomas, wins three heats in the free-for-all but is disqualified in heat one for repeated running. Miss White narrowly loses to Nellie R while leg bandage issue shifts outcome. Filigree breaks left front hook and is shot after a turn. Final heats feature Aleck and Sylvania in close race with Black winning the final quarter.
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Myron H
Nellie R
Sam McKay
Black
Brightwood Driving Park
Bam McKay
Javing Brothers
Frank Thomas
Toboggan
Mr. Thomas
Miss White
Nellla R
Nella R
Mias White
Bignet
Garrison L
Aleck
Sylvania
Purto
Sant Meiteau
Oficiels
Mr. Hutchinson
Jeluer
Joan Gheon
C. Hartung
Henry Copperthita
Umer
al. Barris
Harlem Regatta Results Show Buckley Wins Senior Single
Delighted crowd witnesses the Harlem Regatta Association’s thirty-eighth annual races on the Harlem River speedway. J. F. P. Buckley of Portland Maine wins the senior single. F Fuessel of Harlem Rowing Club defeats ex-champion Titus in a close finish as Columbia is edged by the Nonpareils in junior eight.
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CS. Titus
F. Fuessel
New York
Harlem Regatta Association
Harlem
J. F P. Buckley
Portland
O'Connor
Columbia University
Senior rowing crowns and times from New York clubs show Vessily shine
Frank Vessily and Constance Titus top senior quarter mile dagn with Vessily among fastest in Middle States. Metropolis Rowing Club wins intermediate four. Union Boat Club takes senior veteran doubles. Staten Island Boat Club claims intermediate eight. various era races follow with times from 6:06 to 7:44.
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Frank Vessily
Constance &. Titus
New York
Middle States
Fuensel
Titus
Metropailtan Rowing Club
Ageond
Tima
Aingla
Crow
Portland
Miller
Nassau, Jr
Mme
2. A. Frankle
BP. Loughman
Union Best Club
J. J. Wiliam Varley
Atalanta Boat Club
Nonpyrall
Columbia University
G. Gorwin
J. Dugu
Ravenswood
Dauntless Rowing Club
Beawankake
Brooklyn
Eniox
F. Faussel
Harlem Rowing Club
Frank Veeely
Bontmina Hort Club
Tims
Naggan East Club
Nw York
Injustice Aboard Texas Admiral Phillips Yeoman Clash
A sailor aboard the Texas claims injustice after years of service as a yeoman, seeking promotion to ship's writer and upper yeoman. He cites interference by the ship’s first lieutenant and captain, and recounts petitions to the Navy Department via Congressman Lemly amid promotion disputes.
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Phillips’ Yeoman
Texas
Yeowen Oy
Grammes
Hampton Roads
Wpe
Che. Sysien
Navy Department
Aepre
Congress
Lemly
Phillips
Lemip
Bureau of
Na Tom
Cormanding
Brattetenant
Dok
Johnson
Surprises Reach Second Round in Southern Tennis
In Baltimore at the Bachelors Lawn Club the Southern championship saw two major upsets in the men's singles with Spencer Gordon and Colston defeating favored players. The day featured extended play into the evening, with women’s singles and the men’s doubles also progressing.
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Allen
Gordon
Colston
Bachelors’ Lawn
Spencer Gordon
Princeton
Syca Chib
Thut
Seoghgan
Paret
Catonsville Country Club
Baltimore
Davidson
Harry F. Allen
New York
Geoghegan
Bower
Phillipa
Little
Karr
Hilla
Larned
Geoghegan and
Kerr
Ballinger
Wilson
Parkes
Hills
Lincoln and
Gatlis
Partner
Hrhet Smith
Miss Spurgin
Ferguson
Mario Wimer
E. Wimer
Morrow
Walker
Carrie B. Neely
Wood
van Hoosen
Cake
Brown
Grosvenor
Eager
Kenyon
Emith Va Hendrie
Sheridan
Paulipa
Pos
Dean
Landry
Mrs. Walker
Miss Smith
Miss Ethel Winner
Misa Goldsborough
Pardonable Error Sparks Legal Mirage in Courtroom Banter
In a sharp exchange, Doctor Killem-Whatever accuses a rival of spreading a rumor that he is a great mimic. Lawyer Caplae retorts that only remarks about constant impersonations were made, not claims of greatness. The dialogue underlines tensions in a legal skit or column.
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Killem
Caplae
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Sweerd
Midshipman
Spofford
Peris Puta
Parkway
Hudson
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Loone
Aule
Decoration
Eduardo
Sonat
Dateguardaio
Doctle
Collilton, Aladdin
Bravery
Longshots
Tu On
Seville
ST. John's
Georgetown
Episcopal League
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Birchard
Royce
McKinley
Powell
Brewster
Batty
Pennett
Spates
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Schaffer
Hall
Reynolds
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Abner-Drury Brewing CO
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DE. Brown
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