Dealers Predict Big Auto Season Trade outlook from Garden show signals record 1912 demand
New York January 11 observers say 1912 will be a record year for pleasure car makers and dealers. Maxwell, Brush, Columbia, Stoddard Dayton and Sampson trucks are in rush demand as exhibitor space favors high and mid priced models. The United States Motor Company reports strong orders and praise for Silent Knight engines while Lozier, Premier and Knox emphasize design and comfort at the Grand Central Palace and Garden shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Motor Company
Benjamin Briscoe
Corporation
Maxwell
Brush
Columbia
Stoddard-Dayton
Sampson
Sampson Trucks
Garden
Jacksonville
F. J. Tyler
New England
Lucius 8. Tyler
Boston
Ralph Coburn
Knight Motor
F. R. Parker
A. P. Underhill
Knox
W. E. Wright
Charles Culver
Grand Central Palace
Palace
Rambler
Velie
Baker
Babcock
Columbus
Waverly
Cole
Hupmobile
Hupp-Yeats
Regal
Abbott-Detroit
Auburn
Fiat
Lion
Dayton
Colby
Flynn to Fight Palzer Before New York Club Match
Jim Flynn remains set to defend his heavyweight title against Al Palzer on Feb. 15 at the National Sporting Club in New York, with articles due for signing in Chicago. Flynn’s manager, Jack Curley, presses for no rule changes on clinching or the kidney blow, arguing the bout hinges on close-quarters fighting rather than long-range boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
al Palzer
National Sporting Club of New York
Jack Curley
Flynn
Curley
Tom O’rourke
O’rourke
National Sporting Club
Palzer
State Athletic Commission
New York
Travis Leads 101 in Mid-Winter Golf Open
Walter J. Travis carded 77 to lead a field of 101 golfers at Pinehurst in the opening round of the annual mid-winter tournament. Allan Lard of Chevy Chase and Chisholm Beach of Foxhills tied for second place after the first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
Walter J. Travis
Allan Lard
Chevy Chase
Chisholm Beach
Foxhills
Cats Rule at Boston Show with 300 Entries and Lively Cats
Mechani cs Hall hosts the 16th annual Boston poultry and pet stock show with 300 cat entries drawing crowds from New England. Cats display health, win dozens of class awards in Blue-eyed White, Golden-eyed White, Silver, and Orange divisions. Harwood and Atherton lauded for organizing the event and planning a 1913 show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mechanics’ Hall
New England
R. G
Dick) Harwood
Harvard
Littleton
Mr. Harwood
Harwood
Winthrop B. Atherton
A. . Remington
Miss May E. Plumer
A. M. Johnson
Nellie L. Levy
Miss May Traynor
Benjamin A. Ramsdell
Ella V. Wilkes
Mirs
Eunice D. Kinney
F. Edlah Martin
Janett Elliott
Walter C. Trafton
I. A. Flint
A. K. Richards
W. L. MacCammon
Raymond G. Coppin
Jack Gately
Alfred 8. Hall, Jr
T. Snow
Anna O’neal
FE. S. Macomber
E. S. Macomber
B. S. Macomber
Lockhaven Cat Club
C. W. Chapin
J. C. Mitchelson
May E. Plumer
Alfred Jackson
L. B. Salter
H. G. Dykehouse
Raymond G. Coppins
Frederick Dunn
W. Sehlmeyer
Sara E. Folsom
Dr. J. §. Niven
Anna M., Goldberg
J. E. Kroeh
Wallace C. Capen
Mary H. Tatnall
Millicent R. Bertram
Sarah F. Torrey
J. C. Mitchelgon
W. L. Mace- Cammon
Beresford
J. R. Kroeh
J. Perry
Miss Carroll Macy
Dr. J. S. Niven
Millice
J. ©. Mitchelson
Poultry Show Winners List Names First Second Placers
Havemeyer Bros Mahwah N J took top in black breasted red game bantams and red pyle game bantams with Weekes Providence R I as runner up. White and bronze turkeys and pekin rouen cayuga entries share multiple farms and towns as prize winners across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birchen
Havemeyer Bros
Mahwah
N. J
F. D. E. Stowe
Brattleboro
W. H. Congdon
Oak Lawn
R. I. Birchen
R. I
Red Pyle
Princeton Bantam Yards
Princeton
Mass
Mags
R.I
Rose Court
Long Island
N. Y
R. I. Rieck
Phot
Charles H. Weekes
Providence
R. L
J. H. Stickles
Claverack
Stickles
T. Sheldon & Son
Centreville
H. W. Macomber
Middleboro
J. RB. Lord
Stonington
George Wolf
Seneca Falls
White Birch
Bridgewater
C. F. Lyman
Dover
Rouen
John D. Clark
Abington
Conn
Cayuga
H. S. Little
Newburyport
Cayuga Young
Little
L. I
Uga
I. 1
Egg Awards Honor Egg Producers by Breed and State
The contest lists winners for best dozen brown white and duck eggs with multiple first place honorees such as A S Batley Norwalk Conn I H Bigelow Norwood Mass M R Jacobus Ridgefield N J and Cold Spring Farm Westford Mass among others. Second places go to several entrants including Minnie Blagden Rowley Mass and C C Loring Dedham Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Batley
Laket. Conn
I. H. Bigelow
Norwood
M. R. Jacobus
Creeee
N. J
Stuart & Magee
Bristol
R. I
Mass
Ridgefield
Martin J. Cain
Lynnfield
Minnie Blagden
Rowley
Plymouth Rock
Cold Spring Farm
Westford
Rhode Island
A. S. Bailey
Cobalt
Conn
C. C. Loring
Dedham
C. B. Travis
Brighton
L. G. Stevens
Manchester
N. H
Nathan B. Hartford
Watertown
Zbyszko to Meet Karla in Boston Wrestling Match
The Mighty Pole Zbyszko signs to headline a January 22 finish bout with Karla the Hindu marvel in Mechanics Building Boston under catch-as-catch-can rules. Karla, six foot two and 225 pounds, comes to the U S after Gotch era and is touted as a top challenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zbyszko
Mighty Pole
Frank Gotch
Boston
George Tuohey
Karla
Mechanics’ Building
Gama
London
Gotch
Tuohey
B A A to Meet Montreal A A A in Boston Arena Clash
The Boston based B A A hockey team hosts Montreal Amateur Athletic Association in a highly anticipated game. Montreal’s lineup is noted for speed and a no loss record this year. Both teams are expected to field their best squads for a fiercely contested match at the Boston Arena Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Amateur Athletic Association
Boston Arena
Montreal
Nott
B. A. A. Seven
Montreal A. A. A
Juarez finishes close in exciting races
Juarez Mexico race meet saw only two favorites win as finishes stayed close and thrilling through the programs on January 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Mex
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY J. J. M’namara
Stoddard
Matheson
Matheson Company
Matheson Silent Six
Roy A. Faye
Mr. Faye
Premier de Luxe
R. I. Eads
Henry Johnson
Nettleton
George Crittenden
J. J. Gormley
Boston Lozier
Lozier Booth
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
Lozier Company
Pretty Knox
Socigar
Holland Wine CO
Was Hilland “Wine Company
Boylston Street
Adams Square
Washington St
Andy Watson
Court St
The
Boston Post
Travis Pinehurst
Harwood’s Birds
Cat Awards
Loretta Mickel
Fklma A. Burns
Henry S. Smith
David Sturtevant
Clarence W. Chase
Albert Lenzen
J. T. Mitchelson
George B. Brayton
J. Burnham Perry
A. L. Melcher
G.&. Tuttle
Freedley
W. Chapin
James Otis
Joseph H. Pratt
Foster Gong
Georgeton
Anna M. Goldberg
Matthew French
I. J. Ketchen
Wallace C
Estelle Bryant
Sara E. Folsomi
Sara F. Folsom
Henry L. Jacobs
Egg Awards
Hindu
Boston Sports
Howard
Jim
Eddie Collins
Johnny Ray
Eddie
Howardgram
Chas.Frohman
Wm.Harris
Lessees & Mgrs
Wed
Mats
INA
Klaw & Erlanger
Pink of Perfection
Bala
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris
Lessees
Mgrs
David Belasco
Leo Ditrichstein
Chas, Frohma
John Drew
NDAY
PINE
Charlotte Walker
Shubert
Wm. Faversham
FAUN
Julie Opp
Low Fields
Geo
W. Monroe
Bud Fisher
Jeff
Plymouth
TEL OX
Eliot St
Tremont
Marguerite Clark
Walter Jones
Ernest Glendinning
R. M. F. Townsend
D. S. Elben
F. S. Cools
T. Rodman
Harvard University
Hardeen
National Theatre
Loew’s
Orpheum
Castle Sq
John Craig
Winter St
Burleauuot
H. St
Boylston
Vanity
Tel
South End
Eves
Bowdoinso
Waldron’s Casino
Hanover St
Tremont Row
Jersey Lilies Burlesquers
A.A.A
Tremont Theatre
Boston’s
Musical Institution
Ind
Julian Mitchell
Ag Rock
Fulton
Vance A
Floren
IE Joneses Lewis
Clarice Vance Warren
Keefe
Cartmell & Harris
Clifford
Frank Stafford & Co
Navarros
Reed Bros
Burket
Henry Russell
Lucia
Mmes
Tetrazzini
D’olige
Constantino
Polese
Pelleas Et Melisande
Rigoletto
Scotney
Mardones
Sun
Down Town
Steinert’s
Boylston St
Boston Arena International
Montreal A. A.A
B.A. A
Wright & Ditson
Arthur Johnson
Ivor Johnson
Wm. A. Read & Sons
Dartmouth
Jordan Hall
Elena Gerhardt
Symphony Hall
Tremon
Burton
Holmes
Spain
And
Portugal
Harold Bauer
Josef Hofmann
Colonial Line
Washington
Fort Hill
Wey
Ana York
Anne Boston
Uy Wud Dbumuuay
Bostem
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!