Koeppen's Fortune Used in Auto Rage
Kaiser by taking the Protos to Paris now gives up the task. Foreign cars delayed for hours at Victoria due to trouble over ship's papers.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
6
64TH DAY OF THE RACE REPORT
Reported, Thomas Valdez. GOSE trust. Seattle notes show De Dion and Protos entries with numbers 4836 and 2966. Found Alaskan trails impassable and returned to Seattle due there tomorrow. Sajis sails Saturday for Vladivostok to cross Asia and Europe to Paris en route to Yokohama arriving April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Valdez
Gose Trust
Seattle
Esseseseees
de Dion
Pocatello
Ida
Paria
Vladivostok
Yokohama
German Lieutenant Presses On In New York Paris Auto Race
Lieut Hans Koeppen, attaché of the German General Staff, says the Protos car will ship from Seattle aboard the Glen Logan to Vladivostok for the New York to Paris race. He financed the expedition with 12000 dollars after Berlin companions Knape and Maes withdrew in Chicago. Koeppen remains to complete the journey with chauffeur Oep Schneider, facing mounting costs and dwindling funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Seattle
Washington
Hans Koeppen
New York
Paris
Glen Logan
Vladivostok
Koeppen
Tie
Berlin
Hans Knape
Ernest Meas
Protos Company
Berlin Zeitung Am Mittag
Chicago
Lieut Koeppen
Knape
Maes
Germany
Lieut
Pen
Oep Sehneider
German Protos Car Leads New York to Paris Race
Special to Tie New York Times from Baker City Oregon reports the German Protos car, the last of the New York to Paris racing automobiles, in a feature on the challenging endurance event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baker City
Oregon
New York
Paris
Cars Route Through Siberia to Paris Race Delayed
The racing autos travel by rail to Portland then Seattle and onward by ship to Viadivestock before resuming the road to Paris. A German car earned a brief delay near Pocatello. Foreign racers in Victoria and Vancouver Island faced port delays delaying plans to reach Vladivostok ahead of American and German entrants.
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Portland
Oregon
Northern Pacific Railroad
Seattle
Glenan
Paris
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Siberia
Snyder
Japan
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Pacific
Maru
Yokohama
Siberian
Jurors for Wolelan recount progress stalls
In the McClellan Hearst case juror selection halted with one seat remaining. Juror No.11 Theodore Truax editor and genealogist celebrated his birthday while recount views and newspaper reading habits revealed varied biases. Court adjourned to continue tomorrow.
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George B. McClelan
Wiliam Randolph Karst Im
Supreme Court
Hearst
George H. Newman
Central Park West
Newman
TIMES
the World
Justice Truax
House of
New York
Max Simson
Mr. Richards
Ma Truax
McGlellans
Hearsts
Shearns
Jacksons
Stokeses
Truax
George W. Dobbins
West 112Th Street
the Times, Sun, World, Herald, and Evening Journal
Richards
Second Pastor Appointed to Local School Board
Borough President Ahearn named Rev. William N. Dunnell rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church to a four year term on the Local Board of the Fourth School District. He becomes the second minister on the board joining Rev. Warren H. Wilson of Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahearn
William N. Dunnell
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Warren H. Wilson
Brooklyn
Insurance Bill Passes Despite Armstrong Curbs
In Albany on April 15 the Insurance Committee bill passed the Senate with no opposition. It, favored by life insurers, would modify Armstrong law restrictions on new business. The measure allows renewal commissions for fourteen years instead of nine and increases permitted promotional expenditures by corporations to secure new business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
Insurance Committee
Senate
State tax on autos debated before New York Senate
In Albany on April 15 a Senate Internal Affairs hearing considered a bill to impose an annual state tax on motor vehicles. Commercial vehicle interests opposed Chauffeur registration concerns were raised by R H Lloyd and K Neftel. Support came from W W Niles and W H Hotchkiss. The tax would vary by vehicle weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Senate Committee On Internal Affairs
Senate
R. H. Lloyd
K. Neftel
Studebaker Brothers
W. W W. Niles
Automobile Club of America
W. H. Hotchkiss
Buffsio
American Automobile Association
Whipple Again Heads Albany Forestry Agency Nomination
Gov Hughes sent to the Senate the nomination of James S. Whipple of Salamanca to serve another four years as State Forest Fish and Game Commissioner starting yesterday. Also proposed were Stoner of Agriculture for a related post and Pearson of Cornell to fill a seat on the State Fair Commission. other nominees include Wieting Pitkin and Perrin with confirms pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Senate
James S. Whipple
Salamanca
Asriculaire
Raymond A Pearson
Cornell
Charles Wieting
Cobleskill
Ira Sharp -Whoteville
Abaham E. ‘Perrin
Bury
de Forest
Syracuse
Princeton Students Present Annual Musical Event
The Apsibas- The F angle Club at Yinseton University presents the annual musical program featuring "When Congress Went to Privesyear" with performances by Frine torn tents and other composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mos
Apsibas
Fangle Club
Yinseton University
Privesyear
Government Buys Three Large Col llers To Ease Naval Shortages
The government purchased three of the largest colliers ever built each with a capacity of 2,000 tons of coal, exceeding any in service. The move aims to relieve difficulties faced by naval officers in supply and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Navel
Hidden Hoard Revealed In Long-Hidden Wall Cache
Special to The New York Times Hempstead L I April 15 A hermit miser William Henry Jayne died after forty years in a Cherry Valley Road hut. Executors and workmen uncovered a wall stash with substantial sums once believed concealed. The find includes about 42 000 plus 13 000 discovered soon after his death. Relatives say the walls might have held more.
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York Times
Hempstead
L. I
William Henry Jayne
Cherry Valley Road
Mir
Stehy
Etpainsatrators
Sotestia
Morris Haley
Ceiyet
Aineala
Norwood
EJ J
Five Quakes in Utah Cause Shaking Across Regions
Earthquakes rattled Utah districts early in the morning with tremors reported near Milford and Newtune, felt across several counties. No serious damage or injuries were reported as residents assessed affected areas.
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