Poor Man's Game Is Golf Says Taft Dinner
Prominent after-dinner speakers celebrate the twentieth anniversary of the St Andrew's Golf Club at Delmonico's. Letters from Taft and Gov. Hughes are read, with Taft recalling golf as democratic and a test of character. Notables including Simeon Ford and Patrick Murphy offer jokes and reflections on golf legends and peers.
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Delmonico’s
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J. B. Thomas
Simeon Ford
Patrick Francis Murphy
Martin W. Littleton
Taft
Gov. Hughes
Austen G. Fox
White House
Hot Springs
Mr. Fox
St. Andrew's
Pope
St. Andrew's Links
St. Andrews
Scotland
St. Andrew’s
Hudson
New York
WM. H. Taft
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Wall Street
New York City
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Murphy
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Oklahoma
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Marks
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John D. Rockefeller
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Findlay
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John Reid
Daniel Chauncey
United States Golf Association
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Justice Gildersleeve
Ransom H. Thomas
New York Stock Exchange
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William H. Sands
Justice Dayton
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Samuel Y. Heebner
Philadelphia
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Isaac N. Seltzman
Harry Holbrook
Mortimer L. Schiff
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Anson G. McCook
W. R. Innis
Arden M. Robbins
R. H. Robertson
Frank Presbrey
L. P. Myers
Henry W. Taft
John B. Upham
H. D. Lounsbury
John C. Ten Eyck
J. W. Harriman
Megantic launched for Dominion Line service
The White Star Line reports the successful launching of the Megantic at Harland and Wolf Belfast. The 15,340 ton steamship, 565 feet long, serves Montreal to Liverpool as a first class passenger and freight liner with modern safety and comfort features.
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White Star Line
Harland & Wolf
Belfast
Megantic
Dominion Line
Montreal
Quebec
Liverpool
Hungry jurors quit trial and threaten contempt charge
Twelve jurors serving on a $25,000 damages suit against the New York & Queens County Electric Railway fled the jury room to eat at a nearby hotel after signaling a verdict. Justice Frederick Crane of Queens ordered them held and warned of possible imprisonment for contempt. The jurors later returned with a claimed verdict the next morning.
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Frederick E. Crane
Flushing Supreme Court
Crane
Flushing
Philip Hoefner
Justice Crane
Foreman Hoefner
John Rau
College Point
Rau
Queens
Frederick Hoffer
Joseph H. Stansbury
Jamaica
Alfred M. Renaud
Richmond Hill
Malcolm B. Davis
John F. Rau
Henry Bohne
Whitestone
Rudolph Svendson
Aanemaker
Long Island City
W. J. Ryder
August Haglund
Corona
C. M. Offray
Ong
Edwae Delamere
Lt Morrisark
Sara J. Trieber
William Trieber
New York & Queens County Electric Railway
Astoria
No pardon for Magness Navy deserter’s wife appeals
Ada Gorman Magness wife of the deserter from the navy and daughter of the late Senator Gorman asked the President for a pardon. Secretary Newberry advised to deny clemency and the White House informed Mrs Magness of the decision.
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Navy
Gorman
Washington
Ada Gorman Magness
Portsmouth
White House
Newberry
Magness
Business Men Dinner Hosts Taft Parade Leaders
The Business Men's Republican Association held a dinner at Murray's in West Forty-second Street with about 110 attendees including presidents of Taft clubs from a dozen nearby cities. They approved resolutions mourning Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan and confirming the parade leadership and a permanent association, with officers Charles H. Sherrill, Walter B. Tufts, Joan L. Baker, and Edward A. Drake in key posts.
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Business Men’s Republican Association
Murray’s Restaurant
West Forty-second Street
Joseph B. Coghlan
S. M. Millers Wife Sues For Separation In Supreme Court
Mrs. Martha H. Miller sues her husband Dr Samuel Millington Miller for separation. She says they married in 1899 in this city and lived at 46 West Thirty-third Street and various hotels including abroad and in New Orleans. He denies the charges and misses the first day. adjournment granted. Service alleged in Boston.
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Martha H. Miller
Samuel Millington Miller
New Orleans
Boston
Wrong Man on Trial in Newark Shooting Case
In Newark Quartier Sessions Court a sensational misidentification ended the Albert Starick case as Frank Oppel declared the defendant innocent and pointed to Stanislaus Murniak in the audience. Oppel later contradicted himself and Szarick's name appeared in confusion amid investigations.
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Albert Starick
Frank Ie. Oppel
Quartier Sessions
Newark
Oppel
Stanislaus Murniak
Hargan
Jay ‘Ten Eyck
Murniak
Szsrick
Starick
Szarick
Veteran Brooklyn Black Maria driver to get back pay
Joe Evans longtime van driver between Raymond Street Jail and police courts in Brooklyn will receive 1500 dollars in back pay after the State Civil Service Commission ruled his position should be in the competitive class and the Court of Appeals upheld the commission. Gov. Hughes approved placing him in the classified service.
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Joe” Evans
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Santa Claus
Evans
State Civil Service Commission
Court of Appeals
Kings County
Hughes Evans
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