Fifth Avenue Buildings Ordered Trimmed for Street Widening
Long list of Fifth Avenue properties from Astor to Vanderbilt must remove vaults, protruding steps, stoops and storefront encroachments as the city plans curbline moves to widen the avenue. Vaults range up to thirty feet. many buildings including Shreve Co. and Tiffany are affected with courtyards and entrances slated for removal or reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Corporation
Ietter
Othes
Pendleton
Ciry
Concern
aAncorn Trust Company
Corporation Counsel
Martin's Restaurant
Mer Garde
Fleischman Place
Twenty-seventh
Charles E. Johnson
Oline
J. J. Astor
Shreve & Co
Thirty-second Street
Tim
Leff Astoria
WiedeWnickerbocker Trust Company
Blepd Si
Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue Bank
Sherry's
Lotos Club
Twenty
New Brunswick
William W. Astor
John Jacob’ Astor
Altman’s
Umit
Iselin
Jal
Tiffany
Thirtymonth
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Florida East Coast trains cut thirteen hours in Cuba run
The Florida East Coast Railway schedule between Miami and Knight's Key reduced travel time by thirteen hours. J M Flaster, J R Parrot, T Gof, and J C Meredith led the start to Knights Key with the first train leaving Miami at 11 oclock Wednesday and arriving on schedule. Over two hundred tickets were sold for Friday as visitors planned a Cuban rail trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Miami
Florida East Coast Railway
Minti
Knight's Ivey
United States
Cuba
J. M. Flaster
J. R. Parrot
T. Gof
J.C. Meredith
Cniehts Key
Minami
Delock
Knight's Wey
Eire
Afinami
Aliens Walked 200 Miles to Seek Aid in Galveston
Forty five Bulgarians and forty more countrymen arrived in Galveston after trekking from Bridgeport where they were hired to coal mines. Illness, deprivation, and swindling employment agents left many unable to continue. three died en route. They request the consulate’s help as they cannot be deported and will have their testimony sent to Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Fle
Bridgeport
St. Day
Panic blamed on stock gambling at New York dinner
Richard Young leather maker at Delmonico's accused stock gambling of causing the panic. He said Roosevelt and the administration were not responsible and urged state prison with fines as the remedy. He blamed reckless gambling and manipulation of banks and stocks by aggressive capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urers’ Association of New York
Delmonico
Richard Young
Roosevelt
Mr. Young
Oldest Rhode Island artist to wed his pupil
Rhode Island portraitist John Nelso Arnold aged 73 plans to marry his pupil Clara L. Maxfield, 87, around March 20. Arnold has painted governors in the State House. Maxfield, a self taught artist, recently built a Riverside studio where she held her first exhibition last October. They will reside there after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Providence
John Nelso Arnold
Clara L. Maxfield
Arnold
Rhode Island
State House
Maxilela
Riverside
Mrs. Arnold
Native Basket Ball Association Opens Eastern Championship Campaign
Delegates at St Peter's Hall discuss athletic influence and professional reach as the Eastern States Native Basket Ball Association prepares its championship start next week. First games set for Feb 13 and 15 feature Foley Five vs Cedars and Visitation Altar Boys vs Hamilton A C in Brooklyn.
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West Twentieth Street
Brooklyn
Long Island
Foley
The
Cedars
Visitation Altar Boys
Hamilton A. C
Pilgrim Hall
Court Street
New York
Ne Jersey
People’s Palace
Bergen Avenue
Forrest Street
Jersey City
St. Thomas A.C
Mohegan A. C
Othe
St. John's
New Jersey
I Emerald
Warlow A. C
Princeton Defeats Penn in Dual Wrestling Meet 5 2
Princeton toppled the University of Pennsylvania 5 to 2 in Philadelphia. Matches featured Passarelli and Ober from Princeton winning on falls, Waite and Ormond securing strong wins for Pennsylvania, with Polwell and King delivering decisive bouts and an extended heavyweight sequence.
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Philadelphia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Tontt
Passarelli
Yerger
Inneylyvania
Ober
Cox
Pennsylvania
Jae
Latimer
Peters
St Agnes Athletic Meet Showcases Local Indoor Events
The annual St Agnes Athletic Association indoor meet was held last night at St Agnes Church. Mackenzie and Stott tied for top points with 12 each. Events included the 80 yard dash won by Mackenzie, a 12 foot shot put, sack knee, running broad jump, and an 880 yard run with Thomas winning and Mackenzie, Graet placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes Athletic Association
St. Agnes's Church
West Ninety-first Street
Wison
Stott
Mackenzie
McCoy
Scott
Seo
Eoch
Betelheim
Hiffelishimer
Koch
Drew
Thomas
Graet
Dunwoodie Century Club Showcases Growth and Golf Upgrades
The Dunwoodie Century Club reports rapid membership growth and strong member engagement after a year. Planned improvements include new greens on holes nine, thirteen, and fourteen and an active committee structure led by officers and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunwoodie Century Club
Harvard Yale relay race at Madison Square Garden
Harvard will send a field team to the Madison Square Garden indoor meet on February 15 to replace Yale unable to enter a sub team. Harvard plans three high jumpers and two pole vaulters for the event in Cambridge on February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Madison “Square Garden
York
Crescent A. C. Wins Leads Hockey Race
Crescent Athletic Club defeated St Nicholas 7 to 3 at St. Nicholas Rink on Sixty-sixth Street and Columbus Avenue to seize the Amateur Hockey League championship lead. Key players included Liffiton Shirreff Dobby Thompson and Hayward as goalie. crowd set a record for a hockey game in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton
St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas Rink
Fenaille
Haywood
Crescent
Liffiton
Chew
Hayward
Crescents
Shirre
Thompson
Dubby
Shirreff
Brooklyn
Dobby
K. Gordon
Iider
Shiebler
Souther
Wall
Kenneth Gordon
Lang
Ompson
Crescent A.C
Caruthers
Gordon
Sesee Hompson
Dobby Wilder
Bhiebler Souther
Rover Oxo
Shirreff Crw
Ancien Paawes Centre
Liffiton Coals
James Fenwick
Dr. McKenzie
Hockey Club of
New York
T. Ellison
Hockey Club of New York
Mr. O'Donnell
New York Athletic Club
Indoor skating opens world championship meet in Pittsburg
The international indoor ice skating world championship began at Duquesne Gardens Pittsburg with fast times but no records. Finals in five miles and heats in half and one mile race set for tomorrow with winners advancing to Cleveland for Saturday’s championship races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Duquesne Gardens Wever
Cleveland
Lot Roe
Montreal
Phil. Kearney
Brooklyn
C. Fisher
Chicago
E. Lamy
Saranac Lake
A. Aird
W. Hoffman
Anderson
Ahlroth
Duluth
Moeller
Lamy
Roe
Kearney
Antigoth
Fisher
Robson
Toronto
Hefferman
New York
Sutphen
Roos
Ahl
Schwartz
Notice to Times Readers on Sunday edition orders
New rule by all New York City newspapers restricts dealer returns of unsold Sunday copies. If your newsdealer has no regular Sunday copy reservation for The New York Times, place an order now to ensure you receive a copy.
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New York City
New York Times
Schmitt Sets Fast Time in CCNY Trials
CCNY trials name Karl Schmitt fastest in 220 yards with 2 minutes 0.5 seconds, beating Penn record. Relay team picks Stern Becker Morris Schmitt. Morris and Stern to race 26 2/3 yards. Mullin to dive. water polo squad listed with Schmitt Voss Ley Mullin Marafin Daly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of the City of New York
University of Pennsylvania
Karl Schmitt
Dalrymple
Pennsylvania
Schmitt
Daniels
New York Athletic Club
Lionel B. McKenzie
Stern
Becker
Morris
Rye
Newark Branch Wins Dual Meet Over Bedford in Brooklyn
The Newark YMCA defeated Bedford 22 to 1 at Bedford gymnasium Gates Avenue Brooklyn in a close duel finalizing with a 250 yard relay won by Newark in 9:40.25. R Brosette and A D Smith led Bedford’s plunge and sprint performances while Newark swimmers J Helm J Alverson and M Wallace placed in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Young Men's Christian Association
Bedford
Bedford Gymnasium
Gates Avenue
Brooklyn
New Jersey
R. Brosette
A. D. Smith
A.D. Smith
Nl. Wallace
R. Smith
J.alverson
J. Cavanaugh
J. Fischer
J. P. Helm
J. Alverson
Wallace
O Alverson
Glidden Cup Tour Plans discussed by A A A officials
The American Automobile Association executive committee met at 437 Fifth Avenue to discuss the Glidden Cup tour. President Hotchkiss, Frank B. Hower, and other officers reviewed route plans, rule changes, and city pass through requests with a full public announcement due in a few days.
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American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
W. H. Hotchkiss
Buffalo
Nev
Frank B. Hower
Boardrom Automobile Clubs
Hower
New York
Boston
President Hotchkiss
Mr. Drower
Lewis R. Spears
S. L. Haynes
Springfield
Mass
George E. Farington
Orange
N. J
Robert P. Hooper
Philadelphia
A. G. Batchelder
Frederick H. Illiott
Lipton Cup Goes To The Best Boat
The Lipton Cup was awarded to Crescent Athletic Club for last season after a Yachting Committee ruling. Goblin owners Speidal protested six of seven boats failed head room rules but violations were minor and the series remained valid with Bensonhurst taking top points.
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Thomas Lipton
Crescent Athletic Club
The
Goblin
B. V. RB
C. F. Speidal
Gravesend Bay
Bensonhurst
William H. Childs
Bensonhurst Yacht Club
New Moon
Neroic
Spiedal Brothers
Speidal Brothers
Szovern
Yichtsmen
Charles J. McDermott
J.H. O'Donohue
Addison G. Jchanan
McDonoush Craven
A. F. Abbridge
John R. Brophy
Relay Races Highlight Irish-American Carnival at Garden
The Irish-American Athletic Club hosts a Carnival Night featuring a premier indoor relay between the Irish-American club and the Boston Athletic Association. Other events include intercollegiate, mercantile, and club relays, plus field and track contests. 600-yard special pairs J B Taylor and Harry Hilman. Bruno Sanderstrom, Swedish all round champion, competes in America for the first time. Gaelic football and a police in uniform half mile walk also on program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elay
Miaid Square Garden
Cial
ofrish-American Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Intercollegiate
Club
Mercantile
Commercial
J. B. Taylor
Pennsylvania
Harry Hilman
New York Athletic Club
Bruno Sanderstrom
America
Columbia
Irish Volunteers
Gallagher Wins Series in Billiards Bout at Daly's Academy
Tom Gallagher defeats Ora Morningstar again to clinch the series at Maurice Daly's Academy on Forty-second Street. Final score 41 to 39 with Gallagher opening runs of 9 and 1 and a late surge. tomorrow's match for 400 points. Earlier sessions at John T. Doyle's Academy featured Dankelman vs Kirk and Kenworthy vs Ous with modest scores and several safeties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Morningstar
Maurice Daly
Tom Gallagher
Gallagher
Jou
Morningstar
Shaihe
John T
Doyle's Academy
Forty-second Street
Broadway
Harry Dankelman
William F. Kirk
Kirk
Daikelman
Frank Ous
Horace Kenworthy
Imo
Belasco Tops French in Slosson’s Three-Cushion Tourney
Belasco defeated French 40 to 38 in a tense three-cushion billiard match at Slosson's Academy on Twenty second Street and Broadway. The game stayed close until the final innings with Belasco pulling ahead through clever shooting. Tach posted a high run of 2. Tonight Blair and Strauss are scheduled to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
French
Slosson's Academy
Street and
Broadway
Tach
Blair
Strauss
Harvard Nine Starts Work Tuesday
Cambridge Mass Feb 6 The Harvard baseball squad will begin practice next Tuesday with battery candidates meeting Monday in the Soldiers Field cage under coach A L Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Soldiers’ Field
A. L. Castle
Soldiers' Athletic Meet honors and results at Mount Vernon armory
The annual Tenth Regiment N.G.N. meet at Mount Vernon armory featured teams from Albany Flushing Yonkers and Mount Vernon. Winners included Ray Gould Public School 6 Mount Vernon in the open yard dash J Donohue and H Johnson among others, with relay prizes going to Mount Vernon units and Sacred Heart church group. Mayor Howe awarded prizes.
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Mount Vernon Armory
Albany
Flushing
Yonkers
Mount Vernon
Howe
Westchester County
Ray Gould
Hughes
Moore
Donohue
C. Loring
Company
R.A. Hess
Company I
Philadelphia Boxers Edge Local Scrappers In Six Round Bouts
A Philadelphia boxed card at Long Acre A C West Twenty eighth Street last night featured four six round bouts and one four round. Lew Sheppard of New York lost to Jack Hrittom of Philadelphia in a key bout won by the Philadelphian after a sharp exchange. Other results included a draw between Serres of Philadelphia and Jack Smith of this city and a six round win for Wille Mangold over Billy Barrett. An Oxford University Athletic Association meeting discussed a possible American British track and field meet at the London Games, with Cambridge contacted and initial sentiment against accepting the challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Long Acre A. C
West Twenty-eighth Street
Lew Sheppard
New York
Jack Hrittom
Sheppard
Fury Serres
Jack Smith
Grate Jones
Wille Clark
Clark
Jimmy Hunt
Fred Martin
Willie Mangold
Pilly ‘Barrett
Amby Metiers
Varlem
Yelme Kenny
Olympic No C
West Ith Street
Kenny
McGarry Amlensils
McGarry
Owney Flynn
Miler Springer
Aviray
Billy Reynolds
Kid Burns
Wes
Mike Kaufmann
Mike Sherman
Oxford
Oxford University Athletic Association
American Intercollegiate Athletic Association
United States
Great Britain
Foes
Cambridge University
Embryo Teachers Top Cathedral in Tough 24 20 Victory
The New York Training School for Teachers defeated Cathedral College 24 to 20 yesterday afternoon. The game remained close throughout amid numerous fouls. Lieberman and Fox starred for the Training School as they avenged an earlier season loss to Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Training School For
Cathedral College
Cathedral
Lieberman
Fox
Colgate Outplays Princeton in Narrow Ball Victory
Colgate dominates Princeton in a ball game played at night. The final score shows Colgate scoring 23 to 1, with Princeton heavily outplayed throughout the contest.
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CTIA
Great Horse The Bard Dies at Chesterbrook Stud
The Bard, famed American racehorse and successful sire, died at Chesterbrook Stud near Philadelphia where he had stood since retirement. Owned by Major E. B. Cassatt, the Horse won 27 races and over $81,000, including the Brooklyn Handicap, and sired Gold Heels among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
Chesterbrook Stud
Philadelphia
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Hanover
Mr. Cassatt
John Huggins
Longfellow Bradamante
War Dance
Longfellow
Gold Heels
Brighton
Major E. B. Cassatt
Russia seeks faster trotters via American stallions
Nicholas Konetlin of Moscow sends an elite Orloff mare Energia to the United States to breed with McKinney 2:11% in a test project. If successful, more Russian mares will be sent to American studs including Axworthy and other trotting stallions to improve trotting stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Konetlin
Moscow
Russia
McKinney
Sweet Marie
Energia
America
Orloff
Mckinney, Axworthy
United States
Executive Committees Plan New Quarters at Sheepshead Bay
The Coney Island Jockey Club approves a new executive staff building at the Sheepshead Bay track adjoining the jockeys’ paddock opposite the first turn. The clubhouse remains for members with a remodeled ladies dining room on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Jockey Club
Ben Strome
Sandringham-Homespun
FE. C. Cowdin
Buffalo Racing Association
J. R. Keene
Colin
Uncle
Celick
King James
Close Racquet Matches At New York Racquet Club
The second round of the racquet championship at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club produced tight play. Champion R. F. Fincke edged Lawrence Waterbury 3 games to 2 after a 12-0 opener by Waterbury and a late rally by Fincke. George Clark defeated Peter Cooper Hewitt 3 games to 1 in the other match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fincke
Lawrence Waterbury
Waterbury
George Co. Clark
Peter Cooper Hewitt
Bedford Branch leads Y M C A Bowling League by ninety nine
Records show Bedford Branch dominating the New York YMCA Bowling League with a 25 1 record on Feb 1 and top scores across multiple districts. Standings list teams from Bedford to Harlem and East Side with several branches trailing and many bowlers posting 200 plus games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
New York
Av’ Re
Bedford Careocareves
E-Secene
Eastern
District
Williamsbridge
Colbridge
Gue
Hopper
East Side
Schwiebert
Maochier
Meinken
Maywood
Heke
Mayer
Mille
Maguire
Ir Williamsbridge
Skeyington
Martin
Bom
Three Broadway Stores. 258 Ci 842 1260 Warren St and streets
Fragmentary OCR reads multiple store numbers and street names including Warren Street 13th and 32nd Streets with references to Broadway locations. No clear event or full details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren St
13Th St
32Nd St
Gov Fort Advocates Tire Tax to Fund Better New Jersey Roads
Gov Fort urged a universal tire tax for all vehicles at the New Jersey Automobile Club dinner in Newark urging equal road funding. President Hotchkiss of the American Automobile Association criticized current laws and called for liberal automobile regulations and improved road enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newark
N. J
Gov. Fort
New Jersey
W. H. Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
New Jersey Automobile Club
Achtel-Stetter’s
Angus Sinclair
Hotchkiss
Buffalo
Connecticut
New York
As & M
Charles T
J. B. R. Smith
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Association of Eastern States
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St. Agnes A. A
Dunwoodie C.C
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J. Kaltenhbach
D. H. Thomas
W. G
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W. RR. Moon
A. J. Watson
T. Ti.wonod
Dyer Holmes
W. Conklyn
K. Martin
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J. Kiss
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Stanten
J. Kaltenbach
Asaway
Dyér
Holmes
Wit Wrilers
Artin
Vic
Kirk & Gad
Neb.kirk & Oop
H. B. Kirk & CO
N.Y
Crescent A. C
Kesnes
TIMES
City College
Bedford Y. M. C. A
Garden
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Doyle's
Dankelman
Keough
Kenworthy
Slosson’s
Soldiers’ Athletic Meet
Tenth Regiment
F. Johnson
Company H
C. E. McClain
J. J. Donohue
Company A
Hanel
G. H. Zimmerman
Sacred Freert
Trinity Club
Colgate
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Rocers, Peer & Company
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Weed Chain Tire Grip CO
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Louis Car Cn
Sates Co
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80Th St
River
Baier Mater
Georges Jd
Bowas
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Tibet
R St. Me
Ilide
Sts. Teianz Colonnes Co
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Southworth Ca
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