Tuberculosis Exhibit Opens At Museum Of Natural History
Mayor McClellan opened the International Tuberculosis Exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History. From 1 am to 10 pm the public visited the display, with 10 000 attendees. Nathan Straus highlighted pasteurization of milk as a key defense against tuberculosis.
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Department of Health
Alfred Meyer
Charity Organization Society
Mayor McClellan
New York
Otisville Sanitarium
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Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Bingham Calls For Secret Service Funding Amid Graft Talk
Police Commissioner Bingham defended needed secret service funds while addressing repeated upper west side robberies and Chinatown graft rumors. He warned an immediate investigation into chloroform burglaries and said more money could save extensive property losses each year.
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Secret Service
Upper West Side
Chinatown
Young men fashion stretches to fit husky frames and styles
Weatherall shoes are a young man specialty with tipped tan Shrewsbury grain leather models. Pointed blachers and Arrow collars offer multiple shapes for the modern youth. Prices 2 for 25 cents, with three Broadway Stores and Warren St 43rd St 34th St locations.
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Warren St
34Th St
Croker Defends Murphy After Tammany Hall Reception
At a Democratic Club gathering for Richard Croker, Tammany leader Charles F Murphy tax commissioner Hugh Hastings and George F Spinney discussed old times. An intruding member urged Croker to再 return to lead Tammany Hall, and Croker affirmed Murphy as the or ganization's best leader amid the tension.
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Richard Croker
Croker
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Hugh Hastings
George F. Spinney
Court of General Sessions
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Mr. Spinney
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Intrudi
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Murphy
Gould Objects To Divorce Complaint Details
Frank J. Gould asked Justice Seabury to strike out eleven of Mrs. Gould's twenty three allegations in a divorce suit. He objected to references to women as Miss Blank or Miss Cash and to a paragraph about hotel rooms and gifts to other women. An absolute denial of the charges has been filed by Gould.
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Helen Kelly Gould
Justice Seabury
Gould
Grand Hotel
Paris
Herbert S. Smyth
Millionaire Schwab Sued Over Mexican Mining Stock
Alfred Witherbee and Sidney Witherbee of Mexico City sue Charles M. Schwab and numerous associates in a $10 million action over San Toy Silver and Lead Mines in Chihuahua. They claim prior ownership of 1,324,920 San Toy shares and seek voided sale, an accounting, cancellation of increased stock, and injunction preventing further transfers.
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Alfred 8. Witherbee
Sidney A. Witherbee
Mexico City
San Tay
Chihuahua
Mexico
Mr. Schwab
James P. Hutchinson
Chicago
John Sloan
Pittsburg
Williard A. Mitchell
Morris Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas H. Bowles
Matthew R. D. Owings
Walter B. Wright
John C. Wright
Frank W. Lewis
Artemus N.hadley
W. G. Paxton
Indianapolis
Ind
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James E. Brown
New York
Waldo K. Chase
Hartford
Schwab
Witherbee Brothers
San Toy Company
Milwaukee
Witherbees
la Central
Jaurez
Trains Collide In Tunnel Delays Hoboken Traffic
An empty train in the McAdoo westward tunnel toward Hoboken struck a stopped train after brakes failed when a go ahead signal appeared. About seventy passengers were aboard the brakes had to be pried free. Motorman Fenn H. Luckey was injured but passengers remained unhurt. Traffic resumed after forty minutes.
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Manhattan
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Moore sues Pittsburg club over ball park purchase
Alexander P. Moore, Pittsburg stockholder and director, files a suit in equity to block the Pittsburg Athletic Club from purchasing a new ball park site via William Locke. He alleges notes totaling 275000 dollars indorsed by directors were improperly arranged and seeks to expose club dealings, promising further public scrutiny.
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New York Times
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Penn
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburg Athletic Club
Pittsburg Baseball Club
Moore
Barney Dreyfuss
Atttsburg
William Locke
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Minnetonka Sailors Defeat Campenis Team 3 to 1
The Atlantic Transportne steamship Minnetonka defeated Campenis by 3 to 1. After twenty scoreless minutes the Minnetonka forwards surged, with the goalkeeper's early own goal opening the scoring and securing the win.
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Minnetonka
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New Champions Rise At A A U Indoor Meet In Madison Square
The first night of the A A U indoor championships at Madison Square Garden produced elite races and notable feats by small clubs. Dorland won the 300 yards, Driscoll took the two mile, Gissing upset Sheppard in the thousand, and McDonald McGrath set a new world record in the 56 pound weight throw. Sheridan sprained his right shoulder in pole vault.
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Billiard Rule Change Moves Amateurs to 18 Balk Line
The National Association of Amateur Billiard Players voted to switch the Class A championship from 14.2 balk line to 18 balk line after an influential showing at an Liederkranz Club event. Notices will invite clubs to apply as the Executive Committee will select a site and set dates for February or March, likely in New York City at the Liederkranz Club.
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P. W. Schumann
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Charles Star
New York Athletic Club
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Amateur Billiard Club
E. W. Gardr
Passaic
Cyclists Gather in Newark for Six Day Race Prep
At Vailsburg board track Newark cyclists evaluate foreign riders training for Madison Square Garden six day race starting next Sunday. Americans face tough task reclaiming title held last year by Walter Rutt and Joshn Stol as Lafourcade Faber Labrousse and Brocco impress with strength speed and stamina.
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Nelson Declines Immediate Lightweight Title Bout Offer
Nelson replies to Freddie Welsh offer for a 45 round lightweight title fight with a $5 000 side bet and delays a decision. He cites a busy writing and construction schedule and says Welsh is a better claim than Packey McFarland for a future bout.
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Freddie Welsh
Baron Long
Jeffries Athletic Club
McFarland
Packey McFarland
Gaelic sports boom ends season at Gaelic Park
Chicago records a Gaelic revival with the Dalcassians winning hurling and the Chicago Rangers triumphing in football. The Gaelic Athletic Association spearheaded the effort drawing hundreds of Irish athletes from obscurity and drawing crowds exceeding 50 000 over the summer. A future contest with the Irish American Athletic Club of New York is anticipated.
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Gaelic Athletic Association
Meadow Brook Fox Hounds Trail Fox Across Long Island
The Meadow Brook fox hounds gathered in the Guinea woods Hempstead to pursue a big red dog fox. The chase extended several miles into broad hollow woods where the quarry was lost. Riders included Samuel Willets master for hounds Mrs. Frederick Swift Kenneth Caswell F.C. Pierce Henry Fletcher Godfrey Ralph N. Ellie and Huntsman Leliper.
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Henry Fletcher Godfrey
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National Athletic Club Stag Feature Franks Madden Ferns Fight
Arrangements are made for a club stag at the National Athletic Club on Friday night. Frankie Madden and Harry Ferns will appear in the final ten-round exhibition. The program includes four six-round bouts in addition to the main exhibition.
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National Athletic Club
Frankie Madden
Harry Ferns
Savannah Winners by Prizes Today at Grand Prize Race
The Automobile Club of America awards 8000 in prizes to the top five finishers in Savannah Georgia with Louis Wagner earning 4000 and Victor Hemery 2000. Nazarro Hanriot and Hautvast receive smaller shares. The Gold Cup and celebratory dinner follow, with awards to be presented next week.
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Automobile Club
Savannah
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Victor Hemery
Felice Nazarro
Hanriot
Hautvast
Wagner
Fiat
Prises
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Benz
Nazarro
Clement Bayard
Robert Lee Morrell
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Hollander
Ralph de Palma
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Motor Parkway
Long Island
Lafayette High Wins Buffalo Cross Country Cup Race
Lafayette High School of Buffalo won the cross country meet open to Buffalo schools with 33 points, defeating Technical High with 53 and Masten Park with 106. The cup, offered by Columbia University Alumni Association of Western New York, honors high school running and may inspire further alumni-sponsored events. Fifty-two runners took part on a course partly over the Pan-American Exhibition grounds.
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Buffalo
Masten Park
Lafayette
Columbia University Alumni Association
Western New York
Columbia
New York
Lake Yacht Association Elects Officers in Toronto Meeting
The Lake Yacht Racing Association met in Toronto on November 30. Amendments aligned rules with the Great Lakes Yacht Racing Union. Elected officers include President Marlatt Toronto and Vice President Rome Weaeren Watertown New York. Secretary-Treasurer E. Wedd Toronto.
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Rome We. Waeren
Col. Strange
Charles van Voorhis
E. A. Fearnside
W. G. H. Ewing
Hamilton
F. L. Willson
Sodusay
Navy Football Team Welcome Home After Philadelphia Trip
Navy players returned to Annapolis from Philadelphia and were greeted by midshipmen amid cheers. Superintendent Badger praised the team for its duty in defeat and urged preparations to reverse the outcome next season. Coaches Cates and Northcroft spoke, highlighting ends Reifsnider and Jones and praising the team’s loyalty.
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Harvard Names Hamilton Fish Jr. New Crimson Captain
Hamilton Fish Jr. of Garrison-on-the-Hudson New York, a Harvard class of 1910 member, was unanimously elected captain of the Harvard football team for next year. He has played right tackle on the varsity for two seasons in Cambridge.
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Tobin Chosen Dartmouth Captain For 1909 Team
Clark Walworth Tobin of Boston was unanimously elected captain of the Dartmouth football team for 1909. Tobin, a left guard, has played three years, stands 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 195 pounds.
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Boston
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Cleveland Bay Named Hamilton Captain for 1910
Leavenworth of Cleveland Ohio was elected captain of Hamilton College football for the coming year. He is class of 1910 and has played left end on the varsity for three years. In Columbia Oval Berkeley-Columbia beat Trinity Schools 10 to 9 with all points in the first half. Berkeley-Columbia’s strong team work credited to coach Frank Bien.
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Melbourne
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Columbia Poised for Chess Championship Repeats
With three holdover players from last year's team Columbia aims to defend the chess title against Yale Harvard and Princeton in a December triple event at the West Side Republican Club. The six board match in New Haven will feature G Blumberg H Ramadell G Comstock R Wolf H Elsanger and P D Rappaport. The winner earns the championship cup after ten triumphs by a single university. Harvard holds nine and Columbia five. Under Cuban coach Capa Blanca the squad hopes to reclaim the trophy for Columbia.
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Motorcyclists Smash World's Records at Ascot Park
Fred Huyck powered his motorcycle to a one mile world record of 53 seconds at Ascot Park in Los Angeles, breaking his own 54 second mark. He also set a standing start one mile in 1:01 and five miles in 4:38 as new world records. George Blaylock followed with ten miles in 9:40, another world record.
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Fred Huyck
Ascot Park Oval
George Blaylock
Yale Swimmers Lose Stars Over Eligibility
Yale swimming coach faces a setback as captain Richards Howe and Winslow are disqualified from eligibility. A. F. Moses named tank captain for the upcoming meet with the New York West Side YMCA. Examinations next week may restore the players and determine Yale’s performance in intercollegiate events.
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New York West Side
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Winslow
E. F. Moses
Britt to Fight Summers Feb. 22 for $4000 purse
San Francisco lightweight Jimmy Britt and English lightweight Johnny Summers prepare to clash on February 22. The bout, promoted by the National Sporting Club, offers a four thousand dollar purse.
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Summers
London
Jimmy Britt
San Francisco
Johnny Summers
National Sporting Club
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