Industry Captains Hear Socialist Talk at Astor Dinner
The Economic Club dinner at the Hotel Astor drew a crowded Grand Ballroom as Morris Hillquit advocated socialism and nationalization of key industries. Bank president A Barton Hepburn led the event with anti socialist voices among industry leaders and speakers from Columbia and The Worlds Work weighing in on the issue.
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Economic Club
Hotel Astor
Morris Hill
East Elde
Socialist Party
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Francis Lynde Stetson
E. R. A. Seligman
Hilquit
Mr. Hillquit
Mr. Hilguit
John Bates Clark
Columbia
Albert Shaw
the Worlds Work
Franklin W. Giddings
Fredrik van Eeden
Flannery Nets $158000 From Hunt's Point Sale
Joseph A. Flannery profited about $158,060 from selling Hunt's Point Park in the Bronx to the city for $252,000 as disclosed in the ongoing FHiaffen inquiry before the Commissioners of Accounts. The property was assessed at $2,700.
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Joseph A. Flannery
Hunt's Point Park
Bronx
Heery
Fhiaffen
Commissioners of Accounts
Tailor Arrested Over Alleged Found Money Incident
John Albert a tailor of 130 East Seventy-fifth was arrested after denying he found 110 dollars in trousers belonging to Ralph Pulitzer of 17 East Seventy-third Street sent to be pressed. Pulitzer later learned of another charge against Albert and withdrew his accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pulitzer
East Seventy-third Street
John Albert
East Seventy-fifth
Pulitzer
Alberti
Fort Hamilton Hit With Unpaid Sewer Assessment Notice
Controller Metz reports Secretary Cortelyou an unpaid Fort Hamilton sewer assessment of 5,580 and cites law permitting sale of property for the delinquent tax.
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Metz
Cortelyou
Fort Hamilton
I D Sankey's Son Insane Petition Seeks Committee
Mrs. John J Sankey wife of Sankey's eldest son petitions Justice Hendrick of the Supreme Court to name a committee for her husband at Rivercrest asylum in Astoria. The physician's affidavit describes delusions of grandeur and a sea voyage fantasy. Sankey once co owned the Orleans Hotel. he suffers paresis. The 70s father in Brooklyn is paralyzed and blind. Henry B Frankenberg represents Mrs Sankey and seeks a jury trial.
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John J. Sankey
D. Sankey
Sankey
Orleans Hotel
Brooklyn
Henry BE. Frankenberg
Metz removes deputy collector over criticism
Eliot H. Goodwin, head of the Civil Service Reform Association, pressed Controller Metz for the reasons behind the abrupt dismissal of Deputy Controller of Assessments and Arrears William E. Mel from office on Tuesday. Metz cited Mel's criticisms of his administration as the cause.
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Eliot H. Goodwin
Civil Service Reform Association
Metz
William E. Mel
Welody
Authors and artists attend Pen and Brush Club costume party
At 30 West Twenty Fourth Street last night the Pen and Brush Club held a costume party where writers and painters guessed which works were depicted. Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton wore a Western cow girl outfit hinting at The Pendergast. Gertrude Lynch wore an evening gown puzzle outfit. Anna Wynne portrayed Maude Adams as Lady Babbie.
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Pen and Brush Club
West Twenty-fourth Street
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Gertrude Lynch
de Morgan
Anna Wynne
Maude Adams
Lady Babbie
Mary Heaton Vorse
Sargent
Albert White Vorse
Emery Pottle
Muchmore
Thurston
Lloyd Os
Oceanic Reaches Pier Late After Rough Crossing
The White Star liner Oceanic from Southampton lands late, with first passenger ashore at 10:45 PM. Lady Cook Tennessee Laflin, active in suffrage, arrives with nephew Millard Sparr, seeking to continue her campaign while staying with Mrs J V Thompson. The voyage featured rough seas and calm spells as passengers disembarked.
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White Star
Oceanic
Southampton
Lady Cook
Forme
Tennessee Laflin
J. Vg. Thompson
Col
de Lancey Kane
C. L
Bishop Weelyv
House Judiciary Committee Advances Employers Liability Bill
The House Judiciary Committee agreed to report on Friday a liability bill modeled on Senator La Follette's proposal. It aims to avoid Supreme Court objections by limiting applicability to employees injured in inter state common carriers while engaged in interstate commerce.
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Sphectal
New York
Pps
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
la Follette
Senate
Supreme Court
Tennis entries close for national amateur court championship
Entries for the National amateur court tennis championship to be played at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club next week closed yesterday. The Tournament Committee will not disclose entrants, but the list includes former champions and top amateurs from New York and abroad. Jay Gould defends his title with Miles and Keene among potential challengers. Foxhall Keene sails toward New York to compete.
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New York
Ito
Philadelphia
Boston
Earp
United States
Icustace
Jay Gould
Seustace TI. Miles
England
Foxhall P. Keene
Reus York
Southampton
Keene
Charles J. . Sands
Payne Whitney
T. A. Havemeyer
Pierre Lbor ‘Illard
Tuxedo
Yale Football Backs Training Camp with 40 Candidates
Special to Tae Times reports Capt Bobby Burch of Yale football leading practice in New Haven Connecticut. Forty candidates gathered as the squad began spring drills under Bigelow who directs the training with eleven players assisting.
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Bobby Burch
Yale
Bigene
Bigelow
Burch
Intercollegiate wrestling match set between Penn and finalist
Irregular report from New Haven notes a planned intercollegiate wrestling bout to be held next Saturday in Philadelphia. The Penn entrant and Granaim guard former rival rowed over terms before agreement, with the winner to weigh roughly 200 pounds.
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Conn
Boy F
University of Pennma Teal
Granaim
Philadelphia
Ives
Foster
Hoppe Wins 2,400-Point Billiards Match in Philadelphia
In a long balk line contest Willie Hoppe defeats Jake Schaefer with a total 2,400 to 118. Hoppe leads 490 to 184 in the afternoon game and 125 to 184 in the final. Hoppe’s high run reaches 100 while Schaefer tops at 45.
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Philadelphia
Apri
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Hinpipe
Schaefer
Wizard
Keppe
Gans Defeats Spike Robson in Lightweight Bout in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on April 1 Joe Gans, the colored lightweight champion, defeated English featherweight champion Spike Robson in the third round of a scheduled six round bout. Robson was dropped and floored twice in the third as Gans leveraged reach and power for a decisive stoppage.
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Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Syorld
Spike Robson
National Athletic
Clutions
Robson
Dallas Let Down Easy This Time
Giants beat Dallas 6 to 2 behind Mathewson and Bresnahan with Dallas bats slowed by nervous pitching from McKinney and Peters. Stolen bases by Doyle and Storch plus multiple hits highlighted the game. final line shows New York 6 Dallas 2 in one hour thirty eight.
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New York Times
Dallas
Texas
Evans
Shannon
Herzog
Devlin
Giants
Dallas Today
Mathewson
Bresnahan
New York
McKinney
Matt
Beatie
Fale
Fenney
Maag
Ponlin
Storch
Seymour
O Bartliffe
Brees Ali
Kinney
Tatas Hee Sa
Peters
oOff Peters
Mang
Slattery
Bridwell
Umipire
Mr. Dunlap
Regulars Defeat Colts Again in Atlanta Morning Game
In Atlanta on April 1 the Regulars beat the Colts 5 to 2 for the third win this week. Errors by Manager Griffith at third base helped the Regulars score four runs. Final line shows Regulars with 9 hits and 0 errors. Colts with 2 runs against 6 hits and 5 errors.
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Atlanta
Colts
Griffith
Stevens Defeats CCNY in Season Opener on Bronx Oval
The Stevens Institute baseball team opened the season with a 9 to 7 victory over the College of the City of New York on Bronx Oval. De Luca pitched well for Stevens with eight strikeouts as Utz hit a first inning homer and an eight inning rally extended the lead. CCNY tied in the middle innings but Stevens pulled ahead in the eighth aided by an error a stolen base and a scratch hit.
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Stevens Institute
College of the City of New York
Bronx Oval
Stevens
de Luca
Varsity
Utz
Fordham Tops Vermont 6-1 In Fordham Field Baseball
Fordham defeated the University of Vermont 6 to 1 at Fordham Field. Fordham built an early lead with runs in the opening inning and held on. Vermont scored in the eighth as Collins slid home on a fumbled play, while Mahoney worked six innings for Fordham and Hoffman pitched well for Vermont.
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Fordham
University of Vermont
Fordham Field
Verent
Conn Adl
Tigers
Collinson
Coffey
Fins
Alaynes
Iu If. P
Les
Gardner
Pit
Pangaea
Watk's
Harynes
Opi Coffey
Gargan
Maly
Oy Collins
Connell
Mahoney
Stolam Hartman
Ordham
Vermont
Donald
Mr. Nour
New York University Defeats Polytechnic Institute in Easy Victory
New York University won at Ohio Field in a one sided game against Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn. Gutchnie and Hennig starred for NYU while Murphy pitched well for Polytechnic. Several players contributed on both sides as NYU held the visitors to a low score and ran out a comfortable win.
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New York
University
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
Ohio Field
Gutchnie
Murphy
York
Hennig Wes
EAS Poly
GjLesne
Mhennis
Horton
jRussel
Eredks
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Providence Rowdoin and Brown Defeat Amherst
Providence advances over Brown as Rowdoin scores five to Amherst four. Charlottesville falls to Virginia by six over Amherst. Washington Georgetown leads Gallaudet Montgomery by thirteen to five. Brooklyn Columbia faces Ss C Boston National in a mixed results note.
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Providence
Rowdoin
Brown
Charlottesville
Virginia
Amherst
Washington
Georgetown
Gallaudet L-Montgomery
Montgomery
Brooklyn - Columbia
Ss. C
Boston
New York Athletes Dominate Twelfth Regiment Games
At Newark armory on April 1, New York runners swept most honors in the twelfth annual First Regiment games. Joe Bromilow of Irish-Amer. A. C. won the One Mile Scratch Championship of New Jersey, with William Berker of New York A. C. second and Fred G. Bellars third. Other events featured strong entries from New York clubs and multiple school relays amid fevered crowds.
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New York Times
Newark
N. J
New York
Fred G. Bellars
New York A. C
Joe Bromilow
A. C
William Berker
Berker
Bellars
Frank Riley
Riley
Bromilow
Bauderman
Arthur Ahley
Emil L. Stool
Th. See
Ed. Regan
C. Grozer
Fln- Meeker
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Ruth
J. Becker
D. Becker
Dougla
St. Joseph's Parochial School
Cribbin
Doris
Shaivey
Kelly
Central Avenue Pit School
Healy
Larkin
Higgins
Manderville
New Jersey
Joseph Bromilow
Feiahs Arakene
R. E. Higgins
Company B
David Noble
Sunday School Athletic League
Joseph Malone
Mohawk A. C
A. Hoffman
Paterson Re Me.ies
G. Vreeland
B. H. B. Smith
C. F. Schwartz
Athletic Club
Vandican
New York Athletic Club
Crockett, Koch, Sedley
Pilgrim
Jordan Hoeuse
Ph. A
Stacey, Hovey,Gregory
Lin
J. McNamara
W. Schmitt
J. H. Bauderman
J. Gohlerman
Umpires Receive Preseason Instructions from NL President
Harry C. Pulliam, head of the National League, summoned his umpiring staff to brief them on duties before the season. The session aimed to clarify rules still informal or incomplete to avoid-on-field conflicts. Present were Henry O'Day, R. D. Emslie, W. J. Klein, Charles Rigler, F. I. Rudderham. J. E. Johnstone was absent.
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Harry CC. Pulliam
National League
Pulate
Henry O'Day
Chicago
R. D. Emslie
Manhattan Defeats St Francis 7 to 3 at Classon Point
Manhattan College beat St Francis 7 to 3 as four runs in the fifth inning, fueled by singles from Connolly McAvoy and Sweeney and a two base hit by McLaughlin. Kennedy starred on defense and Connolly and McAvoy drove hard in the late rally.
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St. Francis
Classon Point
Manhattan
Connolly
McAvoy
Sweeney
McLaughlin
Kennedy
Capt. Connolly
Harjnett
P.t
Taeez
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Aiec-Cigneaests
Holahan
Caswell
Kennedy Hartnett
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Mr. Cullen
Columbia Defeats St Johns College 14 to 7 on South Field
Columbia baseball beat St Johns College 14 to 7 yesterday afternoon on South Field. Coach Goodnan used the game as a tryout for the tiie and White squad with seventeen players in action. Umpire Beckendorf.
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Columbia
St. John’s College
South Field
Good Nan
Yale Wins In First Inning Over Trinity Baseball
Yale defeated Trinity 9 to 5 at Yale Field as Yale pitchers kept Trinity from timely hits while Yale defense and Captain Jones stole bases. Williams showed fast fielding and Yale sent in a near-new lineup in the final two innings.
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New ‘Haven
Conn
Trinity
Yale Field
Williams
Capt. Jones
Benning Bookies Lose Ground as New York Racing Bills Loom
Washington April 1 racing scene at Benning sees bookmakers suffer a poor day while Albany debates travel track betting bans. Favorities Granddpa and King of Bashan win. Grwmiedy Laer and Nillicrankie place in several races as New York legislature mulls bills affecting race track gambling.
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New York Times
Washington
Benning
New York
Albany
Spirit Racing Unien
New York State
Congress
Workman
W. A. Startton
Gr Wmiedy
Laer
Prince of Pilsen
W. ©. Hayes
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Holscher
Columbia Course
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Bob. Callahan, Jr
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Sally
Jof
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Ireeno
Moonlight Murphy
Sherring
Hullad
Ven Laer
Brussel
Rose Beaumont
Krause
Navarre
Wero
Jubilee
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Lady Ethelvare
Tony I
Deviser
Chaperone
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Glessner
Arondack
Hurdy
McInerney
Huddy
J. Steele
Yama Christy
Newt Fisher
owWard
Ning of Bashan
Halsvher
Atic Penauty
New Matinee Rules Set for Speedway Series
The Road Drivers Association of New York adopted formal rules at a Cadillac hotel meeting. The Brush Committee will classify entries by race, matinee, or Speedway records, with green class placement for unrecorded horses. Entries close April 18 for the annual Speedway Parade and Horse Show featuring thirteen classes and twelve silver cups plus the A. H. Cosden cup for three year-olds and under.
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Road Drivers’ Association of
New York
Cadillac Hotel
Pr. H. D. Gill
George H. Huber
Brush Committee
Russian Derby winner enlists American jockey for St Petersburg hopefuls
Eff, of St. Petersburg, reports that Mazz, famed Russian Derby winner, has engaged American jockey Herman Raidtke for his horses in St. Petersburg. He also runs a Moscow stable with Wingfield as principal rider.
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Eff
ST. Petersburg
Mazz
Herman Raidtke
M. Lazéref
Moscow
Wingfield
Crescent A C Wins Inter Club Amateur Pool Trophy
Crescent Athletic Club wins the inter club amateur pool tournament over New York Athletic Club two games to one. Final round scores feature M Heatherton and A S Hart leading Crescent with 150 and 150, while E A Gamble, W A Tiet, and F Crowe top New York A C with 128 120 and 150.
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Crescent Athletic Club
New York Athletic Club
Crescent A. C
New York AC
Union
Tate, Calumet
Lambs
New York
Amateur Billiard Club of
Calumet
Amateur Billiard
Crescents
S. Hart
W. A. Tiet
New York A. C
F. Crowe
N. M. Williams
Crescent A.C
Nnt
Mercury Foot
J. M.weatherton
A. S. Hart
E. A. Gamble
W.A. Tiet
ER. F,. Crowe
Princeton Crushes Dickinson 7–0 In Baseball Tilt
Princeton defeated Dickinson 7 to 0 as Tigers fielded several pitchers including Wilson making first varsity appearance. Horton Clark and Drewes appeared on mound, Horton fanning three in one inning. Fish at first base starred. Harlan made a diving catch on a fly.
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New York Times
Princeton
Dickinson
Tigers
Wilson
Varsity
Horton
Clark
Drewes
Fish
Harlan
Loyola School Defeats Barnard at Columbia Oval
Loyola School defeated Barnard at Columbia Oval yesterday by Wi to 8. Batteries Loyola were O Gorman and O Brien. Barnard players include Davidson and Bouillon.
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Loyola School
Barnard
Columbia Oval
Loyola
O'Gorman
O' Brien
Davidson
Bouillon
Trapshooters Test in 100 Bird Match at Montclair
One hundred sixty trapshooters, 12 professionals, contested the second annual metropolitan championship at Montclair New Jersey under Montclair Gun Club auspices. Bergen Beach Gun Club swept prizes with Kouwenhoven leading a 6 break score that earned the silver roving cup while team mates won the team trophy after a tiebreaker.
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Metropolitan Club
Montclair
N. J
Allameteur
New York
Bergen Beach Gun Club
George K. Kouwenhoven
Flatlands
A. R.allen
Moentelairs
Bergen Beachers
New York Athletic Club
Soecond
ALDS
Iotus
Mourneouth Park Clutle
John H. Jiendricksen
Burns Praised By Lord Alverstone At Sphinx Club Dinner
Tommy Burns heavyweight champion spoke at a London Sphinx Club dinner on April 1 on sports publicity and ethics tied to Oxford secret trial disputes. Lord Alverstone praised Burns for playing the game cleanly and shook his hand after the remarks.
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London
Tommy Burns
Sphinx Club
Oxford
Burns
Lord Alverstone
Mostyne Pigott
Varley Disqualified From Amateur Oarsmen, Club Drops Member
The Executive Committee of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen disqualified William M. Varley of the Atalanta Boat Club as an amateur oarsman. The Atalanta Boat Club then dropped Varley from membership after he was accused of accepting money for losing a race in Philadelphia on July 4, 1907.
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National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
William M. Varley
Atalanta Boat Club
Varley
Philadelphia
Carnival Dinner Forecast Bright Auto Season in City
The Fairweather Club praised the coming spring auto trade during its Second Dinner event on Broadway. Speakers including Vol Pardee and H F Dinscain predicted a spectacular carnival parade and a strong start to the season with decorated car units likely to wow spectators next Tuesday.
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Porie
U Christmai
Bort Coorge
Phursday
Vol
Pardee
Lin
H. F. Dinscain- Wees
Fey Slanaster
Benjamin Briscoe
Jane S. Crespy
The
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America
Vanderbilt Cup Race Planned Amid Parkway Talks
The Racers Board of the American Automobile Association may decide on actions at today’s meeting. Preliminary surveys suggest the Long Island motor parkway could start by May 1. William K. Vanderbilt Jr and other local autoists push for the big metropolitan race if the parkway is ready and offers suitable sections for racing. New rules will be presented for adoption along with applications for endurance runs hill climbs and other meets nationwide.
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Racins
American Automobile Association
Long Island Motor Parkway
Pardington
Automobile Speedway
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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