Rich friends aid mystery prisoner in Hartford plot
Hartford dispatch reports Joseph Stevens alias Red Murray alias Frank Flood, a suspected pickpocket with prior Brooklyn thefts, secured $10 000 bail from undisclosed friends amid rumors he had information about New York politicians. Police note his Rogues Gallery record and prior Toledo origins.
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New York Times
Hartford
Joseph Stevens
Stevens
Thomas F. Foley
Jis
New York
State Prison
Dr. Gibson
Poughkeepsie
Gibson
Serat. Butler
Rogues
New State Arsenal and Archory
John McMullen
Red
Mac
McMullen
F Stevens
Brooklyn
New Yrk
Toledo
Ohio
Chicken Manufacturer Accusation Sits with Civil Court
In Essex Market Court Magistrate Breen hears Ida Goldberg accuse Joseph Seiger of being a chicken manufacturer after she left a hen with him to sell on commission. Seiger, a shoemaker, says he released the hen when it failed to be claimed. The magistrate transfers the case to civil court due to lack of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Essex Market
Ida Goldberg
Cannon Street
Joseph Seiger
Columbia Street
Seiger
Mine Swindlers Sentenced by U S Circuit Court
Judge Hand sentenced J Walter Lararee and George W Emanuel in the U S Circuit Court for mail fraud involving a fake brokerage George W Emanuel & Co at 576 Fifth Avenue. Lararee got two and a half years Emanuel one year three months. They claimed Mexican mining stocks Dos Estrellas Mines and Development Co of Mexico were valuable. The government showed the properties were worthless. Prince and Samuels were indicted. Prince fled to France and Samuels is a fugitive believed in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Dos Estrellas Mines
Development Company of Mexico
Noles
Ouis. A. Prince
Max Samuel
Labarre
Emanuel
Prince
France
Samuels
Mexico
Battleships Sail From Navy Yard for Hampton Roads
The battleship Connecticut flagship of the Atlantic Fleet and the battleship Nebraska, both laid up at the Navy Yard during the Hudson Fulton Celebration overhaul, set sail for Hampton Roads yesterday to reassemble the fleet. The gunboat Yankton and the fleet tender also departed for Hampton Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Nebraska
Navy Yard
Yankton
Poultney Bigelow Sets Off on World Tour
Noted traveler Poultney Bigelow embarks from New York aboard the North German Lloyd liner Koenig Albert bound for Naples. The voyage marks the start of a broad international itinerary with potential ports of call and meetings abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultney Bigelow
Naples
Contempt Decree Upheld in Typographical Union Case
The New York Court of Appeals sustained lower court findings that Typographical Union No. 6 members including Patrick H. McCormick George W. Jackson and Vincent Costello violated an injunction during a New York City strike. Each was sentenced to twenty days in jail and a $230 fine. Jackson died while the case waited on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York City
Court of Appeals
Blanchard
Patrick H. McCormick
George W. Jackson
Vincent Costello
Jackson
Denning Beats Ford in Eight Round Stop at Brown's Athletic
Jack Denning of this city stopped Barney Ford of Chicago in the eighth round at Brown's Athletic Association on West Twenty-third Street to avert a knockout. Ford failed to threaten Denning as blows continued and was separated after clinching. Other results saw Jack Crealy beat George Hoey in six, John Perrelli KO Jack McDermott in one, and the Irish Paddy versus Pat Sullivan bout halted in the fourth with Sullivan outmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Denning
Barney Ford
Chicago
Bill’ Brown
Brown’s Athletic Association
West Twenty-third Street
Windy City
Ford
Denning
Jack Crealy
George Hoey
John Perrelli
Jack McDermott
Paddy
Pat
Sullivan
Handless billiardist Sutton tops two amateurs in Brooklyn
George H. Sutton defeated T. G. Baxter 200 to 102 at Knickerbocker Billiard Rooms in Brooklyn. His high run reached 45 and average 112-18. Sutton then beat Frank Boyd 200 to 88 with a 59 high run and 711-27 average, while Boyd posted a 15 high run and 37-27 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Sutton
Knicerbocker Billiard Rooms
Brooklyn
T. G. Baxter
Sutton
Baxter
Frank Boyd
Boyd
Pointer Club of America stake run at Barbers NC completes
The all age stake at Barbers North Carolina finished at 5 PM with eight starters. Manitoba Frank won first, Cards Lad took second, and Sports Rip Rap finished third as New York entries were defeated. George J. Gould presented the winning loving cup to Manitoba Frank’s connections. Master Pierce gave a notable exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
The
Pointer Club of America
Barbers
America
Master Pierce
A. H. Ball
New York
J. A. Gude
Bruceville
Ind
Furlough Hobo
George J. Gould
Thiers Leach
High Point
Racing Season 1916 Officials and Plans Announced
Christopher J. FitzGerald and Joseph A. Murphy named placing judges for 1916 The Jockey Club. Clarence McDowell’s death prompts new official appointment C H Pettingill splits clerk of scales and assistant duties. Ballot and Helmet returning from England to James Rowe at Sheepshead Bay. Harry La Montague starts own stable with Scorpia and six yearlings. Pimlico season likely to start April 1 with earlier New York start possible April 15 aligning with legal racing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher J. FitzGerald
Joseph A. Murphy
Jockey Club
Clarence McDowell
C. H. Pettingill
McDowell
Ballot
Helmet
James R. Keene
England
James Rowe
Sheepshead Bay
Harry la Montague
Scorpia
Mr. la Montague
Chelsea
W. H. Karrick
H. K. Knapp
Pimlico
Maryland Jockey Club
New York
Belmont Park
W Ghent Defeats Kane In Class B Pool Shootout
W Ghent beat Joe Kane 60 to 58 in Doyle's Academy Class B pool tourney on Broadway at Forty second Street. Kane had the high run with 15. H Kalgin faces A Coryell tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ghent
Joe Kane
Doyle’s Academy
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Kane
H. Kalgin
A. Coryell
Fall sales of thoroughbreds draw buyers from across nations
Lexington Kentucky hosts the annual Fall sales with horses from the United States and Canada. Notable purchases include The Hayden sold to F. M. Taylor of New York for 850 dollars, Drama to August Belmont of New York for 800 dollars, and Ornus to H. T. Oxnard of Blue Ridge Stud in Upperville Virginia for 1900 dollars. John E. Madden sold twenty seven head today.
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Lexington
United States
Canada
Adelbert
John E. Madden
Hayden
F. M. Taylor
New York
Drama
Belmont
Ornus
H. T. Oxnard
Blue Ridge Stud
Upperville
Morningside Heights To Field Strong Basketball Team
Columbia previews a powerful winter basketball season with a Friday opening game versus Trinity College in the local gym and a schedule of home games weekly through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Trinity College
Pugilist Trendall Pleads Guilty in Wellston Prize Fight
Harry Trendall admitted involvement as a principal with George Memsie of Chicago in a September 25 prize fight at Wellston. He received a $100 fine in county court. Cases against Memsie Mat Dorie the referee and promoters are still pending.
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ST. Louis
Harry Trendall
St. Louis County
George Memsie
Chicago
Wellston
Memsie
Mat Dorie
Modify Football Rules Says Pierce
Capt Palmer E. Pierce of the Intercollegiate Athletic Association states the association seeks a sane revision of football rules after recent fatalities and injuries. Colleges will express whether to retain, modify, or abandon the American game and consider English rugby or association play, with a New York meeting on December 28 to set the action.
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New York Times
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
THE
TIMES
Palmer E. Pierce
United States Army
Pierce
West Point
Military Academy
Association
Capt. Pierce
New York
Harvard
Capt
Athletic Association
Davy Crockett
Ninth Athletic District elects officers at Public School 6
Delegates from six elementary schools met at Public School 6 to elect officers for the next year. A Horn is president, B Solomon vice president, A Eckstein secretary, D Lane treasurer, J Laibson games chair, A Eckstein delegate. Growth in youth athletic interest noted. skating baseball basketball and track planned. Public Schools 6 77 74 organize basketball tournaments. indoor meets planned at schools 6 and 77. Attendees included D Lane P 6 J Laibson P 82 A Eckstein P 77 Boneparth Solomon P 70 A E Horn P 77 and R Mandelstram P 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
A. Horn
B. Solomon
A. Eckstein
D. Lane
J. Laibson
Public Schools
Daniel B. Lane
Public School
Jacob Laibson
Arthur Eckstein
Boneparth Solomon
A. E. Horn and
R. Mandelstram
Freshmen Beat Sophomores 6–0 In NYU Football Classic
NYU freshmen defeated sophomores 6 to 0 on Ohio Field yesterday afternoon. Yule starred scoring the touchdown and kicking the goal, while strong line play and rough fumbling marked the game. The score came in the second half after a fumbled punt, with 1913 players driving the ball to the 1 yard line before time ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
Ohio Field
Yule
Cucs
Singer
Dutcher Amhite
Owen Slucte
Brennan Crowley
Henneberger Bregovsky
Scharwenker Kempner
Holm Dresler
Davis Elliffe
Crawford Nixon
Roselle Napoliello
Von
Army-Navy game funds returned after cancellation
West Point sent a check for the Navy's share of advance expenses for the Army-Navy game, which was cancelled after Cadet Byrne died in the Harvard game. The Navy declined to pay the full expense, saying the Army bore no responsibility for the accident, and returned the check with explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
West Point Athletic Council
Athletic Association of the
Naval Academy
Navy
Army-Navy
Byrne
Harvard
Army
Philadelphia
Army Athletic Council
West Point
Yale to name 1910 captain after Harvard Princeton games
New Haven Nov 30 Yale plans to assemble tomorrow afternoon to choose a captain for the 1910 eleven from Fred Daly and John Kilpatrick. Both candidates showed nearly equal chances to succeed Capt Ted Coy after the victories over Harvard and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Fred Daly
John Kilpatrick
Ted Coy
Midshipman Earl D. Wilson Sit Up After Accident
Annapolis reports Earl D. Wilson, a Midshipman, sat up for the first time since his neck fracture on October 16. His condition is good and spirits high as electrical and massage therapy begin with promising results. Since the November 14 operation there is slight paralysis improvement and the operative wound has healed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Annapolis
Earl D. Wilson
Five Thousand More for Irish Home Rule
T P O Connor M P of the Irish Nationalists in Parliament sent another 5000 dollars to John Redmond leader of the Nationalists yesterday raising his total to 30000 dollars forwarded for the Irish home rule cause during his six weeks visit to this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. O’connor
M. P
John Redmond
Australians Win Final to Retain Davis Cup Title
In Sydney on November 30 the Australasian team retained the Dwight F. Davis Challenge Cup by defeating the United States in the final singles. A. F. Wilding of New Zealand defeated Maurice E. McLoughlin 3-6 8-6 6-2 6-3, and Norman E. Brookes of Victoria beat Melville H. Long 6-4 7-5 8-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
A. F. Wilding
New Zealand
Maurice E. McLoughlin
United States
Norman E. Brookes
Victoria
Melville H. Long
Canadian Football Teams Plan US Rugby Exhibition
Ottawa moves to take two leading Canadian teams to the United States for a Rugby football exhibition in Philadelphia at Franklin Field. Hamilton Tigers likely join Ottawas or Toronto University as the second team, with possible Yale and others invited to play half under American rules and half under Canadian code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Ottawa
Ontario
United States
Philadelphia
Franklin Field
Arthur Irwin
Hamilton Tigers
Ottawas
Toronto University
Yale
Heavyweight Show at Garden Promises Ring Action
Jim Jeffries and Jack Johnson headline a sporting show at Madison Square Garden tonight. Jeffries faces Sam Berger while Johnson showcases speed against sparring partners Kid Cutler and Jack Hynan. Johnson premieres vaudeville sketch An Afternoon in a Training Camp. Frank Gotch also appears with boxing and wrestling exhibitions and other feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Jeffries
Sam Berger
Johnson
Kid Cutler
Jack Hynan
Frank Gotch
Meadow Brook Club to Hold Point-to-Point Races
In Hempstead New York the Meadow Brook Club under M. F. H. Malcolm Stevenson schedules two point-to-point hunter races for Thursday and Saturday. Heavy and lightweight classes compete for silver trophies offered by H. M. Harriman and W. R. Grace respectively. The course will be announced shortly before start. Participants at the drag hunt include Mrs. James A. Burden Miss Phoebe Carry Louis Neilson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Grace
James A. Burden
Phoebe Carry
Louis Neilson
McPherson Kennedy
Devereaux Millburn
C. P. Beadleston
Douglas Campbell
Malcolm Stevenson
J. E. Drier
Property to be sold at Worcester auction The Dread
Public auction in Worcester Massachusetts on Friday December 3 at 11 A M. will offer a valued property known as The Dread long known as an institution for education of women The tract comprises three to four acres with large buildings suited for a public or semi public institution Located in the city of Worcester on the premises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
City of
Referees Appointed New York Court Docket Summary
Supreme Court and city court listings name judges and parties in numerous cases. Notable judges include McCall Seabury and Ward with matters involving realty firms and individuals such as Carrie Jacobs, Louis Meyer Realty, Lacta Bacilline, and De Witt Auto Co. Cases span real estate, estates, and civil disputes across courts.
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Supreme Court
Paterson
P. J
Ingraham
Laughlin
Clarke
Scott, Jr
Vail
NH & Hrr
Lawrence
Sun Co
Slobodin
Same
Levin
Hessberg
Webster Realty Co
Delano
Star Co
Rubinstein_.Club
Angelo Co
McCutcheon, &c. Co
Ford Foundry Co
Abendrath Bros
Baredach
Korn
Eldiitz
é—Saulson
Dover White Marble Co
Benedict Ve Bayne
White
Galanos
Hellenic SS Co
Carter
Bidg Coast Co
Foote
Reid
Wentz
Mark’s Coast Co
Kennard
Hutchinson
Caccia
Elis
Hurst
If Frohmann
Sherman Sq Apartment Co
de Benedetto
Schwartzschild Co
Am Bridge Co
Buckiey
Purdy
Englander
Wilke
Greenberg
Nicastro
NY Coast Co
Weed
O’brien
Weiss
Tolson
Siegel
Breitenbach
Shaye
Zucchi Mfg Co
O’rourke Co
Levy
Thompson Co
O'Hare
Zingoles
Conforta
American Surety Co
P. Peterson
Gumley
Hera ¥. Meyer
van Siclen
Wakeham
Church of St. Paul
Weintraub
Baldorf
Penta
Schneid
120Th St
Cunningham
Glaue Aeber Co
Gess
Shaffer
Brown
Kerr
Sell
Freudenheim
Gutter
Westown Realty Co
Keller
Markowits
Reis
Drew
Shubert
Gray
McCall, J
Chambers—Thomasy
Matilda Phillips
Eliza J Prince
James McGovern
Oseph Segall
Mary Warshinski
Susanne, Clarke
Caroline Michelhauser
Margaret Howan
New York
Upreme
McCall
Samfilsest
J. Sidney Bernstein
Walsh
Ignatz Margallen
Jacob Hertzberg
Henrietta Wissler
Luigi Favata
Johnl. Bernstein
Richard C. Burnia
Samuel Lewis
John J. Mackin
Abraham H. Vogel
Meyer Sachs
William J. Robbins
William L. Bruen
Terence F. Maguire
Albert Wick
Seabury
Lacta Bacilline
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Rich Friends
Chicken Manufacturer” UP
Larabee
Atlanta
Appeals Court
Madden
Kentucky
Trinity
Pugilist
Intercollegiate Association
College Pulse
Sophs
Middy
Estey
West 29Th Street
ELDOM
Europe
W. & J. Sloane
Nineteenth ST
Manor
Oppenheimer Treatment
the Oppenheimer Institute
West 57Th ST
Telephone
Columbus
Hempstead
Brokaw
Pel
EGE AN Es
Thomas H. Sullivan
Slater Building
James McCreery & Co
T. 34Th Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Xmas Piano
Derby
Conn
Sterling Piano
Greater New York
Fulton St
Cor. Hanover PI
United States Supreme Court
Washington
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston
Komada & Co
United States Circuit Court
Houga
Ajax Grieb
Linen Tread Co
S$ Giulia
Timmins
E_E Wright
Monk
Cornell Stat Co
Underhill Brick Co
Tug New Rochelle
Hindustan S $ Co
Catalone
Bernays
Kroonland
Dickinson
North Am St Nav Co
Boyer
Supreme Court—Appellate Division
Second Judicial Department
Woodward
Jenks
Burr
Thomas, Rich, Jr
Davy
Rosenthal
Rendich
Charles
Nickerson
Vanderveer
Coh
City Equity Co
Elm Park Co
Jones
Kipp
Siegel-Cooper Co
First Nat Bank
Loveland
Federal Sugar Co
Harrington Putnam
Empire Brick & Supply Co
Typewriter Exchange
Barclay St
B’way
Barclay
T.g.sellew
Cali
Purs Typewriter Sales Co
Cortlandt St
Cortlandt
Finn Bros
Franklin
Nathan Zgeam
Wrest 31St St
David Kramer
Broad St
Connec’s
Nathan's
White St
Repa Eagle T. Co
Duane St
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