Three Big Spring Handicaps Attract Top Three-Year-Olds
Entries for the Brooklyn, Suburban, and Brighton Handicaps closed with 44 for the Suburban 40 for the Brighton and 36 for the Brooklyn. Colin the champion colt of 1907 is entered for all three races with Celt Ballot Superman and others also prominent.Prize levels are $25 000 each and weights rule differently across the races with Jan 30 handicap weights in Brooklyn and sliding penalties in the others.
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Brooklyn
Suburban
Brighton
Coney Island
Jockey Clubs
Brighton Beach Racing Association
New Orleans
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
New York
James R. Keene
Colin
Celt
Keene
Peer
Ballot
Superman
Forest Engaged
Dr. Gardiner
Excelsior
Nealon
Jeenson
Ellisdale
Weetbury
Cottontown
Lawrence P. Daley
Salvidere
Jim Gaffney
Hession
McCarter
Charles Edward
Poe
Fountainblue
Royal Tourist
Or Clay
Beauclere
Dandelion
Mund
Master Robert
Gretna Green
Transvaal
Resticouche
Balvider
Frank Gill
Running Account
Beatiouche
Don Enrique
Royal Purist
Timber
Doctor Gardner
Tourenne
Inferno
King James
Mecharter
Spooner
Running Water
Chaseaway
Beaucoup
Ben Fleet
Cohort
Lane Allen
Bedoun
W. A. Daniels
Don. Creole
Gowan
Blue Book
Senator Clay
Hessian
Aster
D'Or
Gold Lady
Brooklyn and Suburban Jockey Clubs
Coney Island Jockey Club
Iely
Mieses Resigns in Defeat to Jaffe in Chess Series
German master Jacques Mieses abandoned the second of his matches with Charles Jaffe at Cafe Commercial after fifty moves. Jaffe held a pawn and two bishops against two knights and won the game, giving him the series lead. The pair each played three games. the first was a draw and the other two victories went to Jaffe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieses
Jaffe
Jacques Mieses
Charles Jaffe
New York
Racing dates outlined by New York track clubs
A conference of 120 New York racing associations at The Jockey Club rooms reached a practical agreement on a division of racing dates for the coming turf season. The proposed schedule, to be submitted to The Jockey Club Stewards next Thursday, aims to satisfy all clubs including Brooklyn, Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Saratoga, Westchester, and The Metropolitan. No discussion covered Gov Hughes's legislative recommendations.
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New York
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
P. J. Dwyer
Brooklyn
Queens County
Jockey Clubs
Ornelius Fellowes
Coney Island Jockey Club
C. J. Fitzgerald
Brighton Beach Racing Association
F. R. Hitchcock
Andrew Miller
Saratoga Racing Association
Howland
Westchester Racing Association
W. C. Edwards
Metropolitan the Club
F. K. Sturgis
Sturgis
Hitchcock
Miller
Empire City Racing Association
James Butler
T City
Ed To
Jocke Club
Butler
Conference of Racing Clubs
Emtire
Ummer
Saratoga
Gov. Hughes
Track betting fight gains gubernatorial support
Gov. Hughes backs abolition of race track gambling with Senator George B. Agnew to introduce companion bills. One measure would fund agricultural societies with about 200000 dollars annually in place of funds from tracks. Agnew hopes push passes this winter despite opposition.
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Gov. Hughes
George B. Agnew
Agnew
Hughes
Curtis High Wins Boys Rifle Match and Ties
Curtis High School won the aggregate rifle tournament at the Forest Fish and Game Society event at Grand Central Palace beating Erasmus Hall 640 to 552 while Erasmus Hall topped Boys High in the sub target gun match 274 to 204. Top individual score was 606 by C W Slaughter. A Garcia of Curtis led the tourney with 06. Begin tying shoot offs at 2 pm today as over fifty ties remain for high scores on prone and thirty on offhand. Master Fred Wells, nine, qualified as junior marksman for Public School 186.
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Forest, Fish, and Game Society of America
Grand Central Palace
Erasmus Hall
C. W. Slaughter
A. Garcia
Curtis High School
Morris High School
Commercial High School
Boys’ High
P. Remsen
H. K. Beasley
Royal High School
Manual Training High School
Fred Wells
E. A. Wells
Heen
New York State
Conference Meets Today in Chicago on Big Nine Rules
The Big Nine meets at noon in Chicago to decide on expanding football from five to seven games and to discuss liberalizing schedules for basketball and baseball. Michigan seeks to abrogate the three year rule for its players and to exemp t current students. A A Stagg advocates joining the Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The conference plans to consider Murray Hill restrictions on summer base ball and a compelling Hetherington report backing summer baseball regulation.
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Chicago
Big Nine
Michigan
Ann Arbor
A. A. Stagg
Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the
United States
Intercollegiate Association
Murray Hill
C. W. Hetherington
Poly Tech Quint Defeats Wesleyan 22 to 21 in Brooklyn
Polytechnical Institute beat Wesleyan University 22 to 21 at Polytechnic Gymnasium Brooklyn last night. King scored the winning points from foul as the Brooklyn quint rallied from a late deficit.
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Wesleyan University
Polytechnic Institute
Polytechnic Gymnasium
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
King
Wesleyan
Aywood
Taylor
Ken Polytechnic
Smatters
Rees
Closson
Haywood
Rom
Brooklyn Quint
Aes
Polytechnic
Lassie
Taylor Glanello
Clusson Tathrop
Ecc
Cecaeeees
Ecaceees
Grant Runsell
Browne
Leralie
Gianello
Lathrop
Clossen
White
foul—King
Cloasen
Mr. Morel
Trinity A. C
Crescents Defeat Yale In St Nick's Practice Game
Crescent Athletic Club beat Yale 6 to 1 at St Nicholas Rink on Bixty-eighth Street and Columbus Ave. Referee lenient, Crescent goals aided by offside calls. Yale showed strong form aside from one defensive lapse by late substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas~ Rink
Bixty-eighth Street
Columbus Avenue
Crescent Athletic Club
Yale
Collegians
Crescent
Ysebige
Trureau
Dartmouth
New Hampshire
St. Nicholas
Harvard
Cambridge
Neup
City Elementary Schools Final Round Schedule Released
The city championship final round features four senior and four junior games. The opener, around Jan 10, pits rooklyn against Queens, while Manhattan faces Bronx. Winners advance through Richmond and Brooklyn Queens paths toward the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Five PSAL first round games set for today
Five high school basketball PSAL first round contests are scheduled today with three afternoon games and two in the evening. Manual Training meets Boys' High at the Second Signal Corps Armory Brooklyn at 2 30 while Flushing faces Stuyvesant at Amity Street Armory at 3 o clock. De Witt Clinton vs Newtown High at the Girls Hebrew Technical School Fifteenth Street and Second Avenue. Erasmus Hall vs High School of Commerce at Dr Savage s Granasians Fifty ninth Street and Townsend Harris Hall vs Eastern District High at Townsend Harris Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Schools Athletic League
Second Signal Corps
Brooklyn
Flushing
Stuyverant
Amity Street
de Witt Clinton
Newtown High School
Dr. Savage
Fiftyninth Street
Townsend Harris Hall
Eastern District
Lorillard Gifts Cups for Newport Yacht Club Season
L Lorillard Jr. donates cups and trophies for Newport Yacht Club fixtures for the coming season. He will award a championship cup and pennant for the best annual record in weekly races. The Arrow Cup goes to the second best boat for the year. The Si Cup valued at 2200 dollars must be won three times by the same boat to retain it, with the Arrow Cup winner to claim the Bigma Cup leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Newprt
R. I
L. Lorillard, Jr
Newport Yacht Club
Lorillard
No. 20 Wins Meet by One Point at City Recreation Center
Evening Recreation Centre No. 20 defeated Centre No. 63 at Public School No. 62 in an athletic meet 81 to 30. The junior relay clinched the win for No. 20 with Lipschultz Hares Dugh an Markowitz on the victorious team. Seven events were held, five firsts went to Centre No. 20.
Tire Makers Offer Stock Car Prizes in Westchester
Two tire companies announced prizes totaling 1250 for a stock car race in Westchester County the Briarcliff Trophy on April 24. Dow Tire offers 600 to the winning car using Dow non puncturable inner tubes. Continental Tire Agency awards 500 and 250 for first and second place if Continental tires are used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester County
Dow Tire Company
Dow
Joseph Gilbert
Continental Tire Agency
Reevery
Continental
Fishing update and notable catches in New Jersey bays
George Gall of Somers Point records a productive Great Egg Harbor Bay season with over two dozen species landed and a black drum of forty four pounds highlighted as the best. In Gravesend Bay Henry Stull and John Jaccobe hooked fifteen codfish between late night and morning, one weighing over ten ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lon
Hook. Gov
George Gall
Somers Point
N. J
Great Egg Harbor Bay
Henry Stull
John Jaccobe
Gravesend Bay
Guide for Buyers and Apparel Listings
A shopping guide lists women apparel items and related goods with multiple vendors. It covers aprons rompers bathing suits cloaks coats and dresses from firms such as Kursheedt Aproa Co Dresener & Auerbach and Cohen & Pollack with locations across Manhattan and nearby streets. It also notes art glass clocks jewelry and toys from various sellers and includes hosiery knitwear shirts blouses and drapery fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kursheedt Aproa Co
Ramer Globe Knitting
Lispenard
Dresener & Auerbach
East Hollatein
Art Glass & Brass
Howard &J
Unique Art Glase & Metal Co
Park Pi
Edman
Franklin St. Eset
Seth Thomas Cleck Co
Lesa
Arrival of Buyers from National Firms Headed for Hotels
A long list of buyers from G. N. Everett to Mandel Brothers visit New York to purchase dry goods, millinery, notions, cloaks, ribbons, and leather goods. Firms include Browning King Co Boston, Kann Sons Washington, Jordan Marsh Boston, Gimbel Milwaukee, Columbus Millinery, Sommer Smith & Heno Detroit, Halle Brothers Cleveland, and Woolward & Lothrop Washington. Each party visits noted hotels such as Hotel Latham, Hotel Albert, Prince George, and Hotel Netherland as arrangements proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D. C
G. N. Everett
Broadway
Latham
Browning, King & Co
Hoston
Mass
J. A. Trummings
Cooper Square
Kann
S. Sons & Co
Washington D. C
A. Schranz
Personius & Lewis
Elmira
N. Y
H. W. Personius
D. W. Lewis
Westminster Hotel
Mears & Hagen
Scranton
Penn
F. Hagen
Albert
Gimbel Brothers
Milwaukee
Wis
R. W. Clark
Church Street
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
S. McQuay
Walker
Halle Brothers’ Company
Cleveland
Ohio
H. B. Moorehouse
Union Square
Brosztell
Allentown
J. Taylor
Nations
St. Denis
Prince George
Woolward & Lothrop
Washington, D.C
Multiple bankruptcies filed across industries in New York
The article lists numerous debtors from New York and surrounding areas filing for bankruptcy. Individuals include Samuel Rosenblum, Harris Feinsod, and Brunton Brothers, with liabilities ranging from thousands to over a million and many creditors named, such as brewing firms and suppliers. The Eccleston Lumber Company shows substantial liabilities and a long list of secured and unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rosenblum
Cutter
West Fifty-second Street
Hhen
Harris Feinsod
Portheater
N. Y
Bag
New York City
David Mayer
Ned Weyburn
Eccleston Lumber Company
Broadway
Wilmington
N.C
J. W. Place & Co
O. L. Clark & Co. Charlston
M. C
M. L. Eccleston
A.M. Eccleston
J. C.eccleston
Beaton Tavernm Owner Assigns Assets in Boston
Charles L. Yorke assigned Beaton Tavernm assets to Henry B. Perkine. The assets include liquor license stock in trade furniture and fixtures. A separate item notes a Houston Texas petition in involuntary bankruptcy against Longleaf Lumber Company seeking about 57 057 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles L. Yorke
Beaton Tavernm
Henry B. Perkine
Houston
Texas
Longleaf Lumber Company of
Judgments Filed Yesterday Against Numerous Debtors
Debtor names and judgment amounts listed in a long docket. Notable entries include Brown and Levy with $1,160 and $180 respectively, Dresser and Lynn with $4,544, and Curtis against Beott for $3,697. Several entries note some parties not summoned or tied to New York Telephone Co. claims.
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Ankner
A. A
T. E. Conklin
Abraham
M. A. Isaac Et al
Aldrich
H. D
M. H. King
Aronovitch
M.—D. Noble
Arta
W. Smith & Laughlin, Inc
Arundel
F. Carlson
Bos
M. F
J. R. Haskell
Benesch
A. B
Wm. Angus
Brown
F. H. Leggett Co
G.h.—Commercial Construction Co
Leinstein
Wacht
Billings
G. J
A. B. Talbot
Cohen
N. Y. Telephone Co
J. Canakios
A. D. Wood
Curtis
G. D
W. Beott
Condax
FE. A
Smyrna Fruit Co
Ethel I
Anna F. Fitzgerald
Daly
Wm. H
Rapid Safety Fixtinguisher Co
N. Y
Driesback
Gardner & Rendall Lumber Co
A.F. Platzer
Dresser
D. Lee
Wm. H. Lynn
Epstein
C. Weiland
Ellis
Gardner
F. J
C. J. Lane
Graf
F. Ramstock
Hanten
Adele
W B. Harris Co
Negman
Hoffman
Hall
Bank of
Sandy Hill
Harvey
Eva Walk
Hoffaan
Jeham
A. H
Johnston
Elizabeth
Knapp
Kalichman
Court Assignments for Surrogate's Court of New York
The Surrogates of New York County publish the 108 assignment terms for 108 year with monthly cycles. Trial Terms list January to December with names Beckett S Thomas and others. Chambers terms assign Thomas and Beckett to each month with date ranges noted.
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County of
New York
County of New York
Creditors and Debtors Filed Judgments Chronology
Debtor creditor judgments listed by name and date. Abramson I. versus Grand Theatre Co. on Jan 23 1904 for 274 dollars. Foran J J H Edwards on Nov 1 1904 for 31 dollars. Santa Clara Lumber Co versus St Regis Paper Co on Sept 25 1907 for 174 204 dollars. Other entries include Cooper June 20 1898 vacated and several 1907 judgments totaling thousands.
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Abramson
The
Grand Theatre Co
D. Davidoff
I. Paley
Foran
H. W. Edwards
Cea
Ce. Cooper
Roth
J. Stern
Emith
W. J
F. B. Hawkins
Tunzso
Terece
J. A. McKenna
Pa Williams
Susan R—B. M. Banner
Schafer
C. C
Santa Clara Lumber Co
St. Regis Paper Co
Reich, R
H. A
Morrison
Court Calendars State Courts Saturday Jan 4
Supreme Court Special Term Part II opens at 10 30 A M Ex parte business Surrogates Court Beckett 8 Wills for date 10 30 A M Thomas F Maxey Le Anderson Katharina Radim City Court Special Term opens at 10 A M Ex parte business Receiver Appointed New York Supreme Court Greenbaum Louise Borgesse Arthur Casper Henry T Randal Referees Appointed New York Supreme Court Greenbaum J In re Tavahabjian Samson Lachman Supreme Court Datis J Realty Operating Co vs Abelman Construction Co John J Hynes Uhifer vs Bolton Frank A oaidx Co vs Fleck Cartisie Nor
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Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Beckett
Thomas F. Maxey
le Anderson
Katharina Radim
Green
New York
Shipping and Mails Mini Almanac Today
Today’s vessel arrivals and tides list ships docked at Sandy Hook and Governors Island with times. Notable arrivals include Lusitania Celtic Bovie Estonia Geestemunde Hotham Newton Nueces Silvia Princessa Laetitia Jamestown Algonquin and others with December and January dates and tide estimates for bun rise and set at dawn and dusk.
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Lusitania
Liverpool
Celtic
Bovie
Estonia
Libau
Geestemunde
Shields
Hotham Newton
Middlesborough
Nueces
Galveston
Silvia
Halifax
Jamestown
Norfolk
Algonquin
Dacksynville
Ships in sight as Marconi reports arrivals and departures
Reported by Marconi wireless positions of vessels near Cape Race Nantucket and Plymouth. List includes eight ships with routes from Glasgow Havre London Southampton and Haenberg, plus times due at their respective piers and current positions east or west of Nantucket or Cape Race.
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Furnessia
Glasgow
Marconi Wireless
Cape Race
Pilar
Gascogne
Havre
Mondas
Minnehaha
London
Marcon
Wireless 154
Nantucket
Vesterd
Patricia
New York
Lizar
Plymouth
Saturda
Shipping news brief from Hamburg to Buenos Aires ports
Foreign Ports SS Pennsylvania at Hamburg January 8 and multiple liners including SS Mauretania at Liverpool January 8, SS Hawkes Bay at Wellington January 3, SS Claverhill at Port Natal January, SS Moraitis at Smyrna January 27, SS Aquila at Buenos Aires January 28, SS Brantwood at Rio Janeiro December 30, various ships reporting sailing and arrivals from Laindon Swansea Bermuda Newark and Gibraltar with pass status noted.
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Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Baltic
Queenstown
Mauretania
Liversed
Aros Castle
Leghorn
Hawkes Bay
Wellington
Claverhill
Port Natal
Moraitis
Smyrna
Aquila
Buenosa Ayres
Tee
Fostilus
Buenos Ayres
Brantwood
Rio Janeigo
Chatham
Prisban
Ocean Routes and Vessels Highlighted in Shipping News
The page lists destinations and steamship lines including New Zealand Australia to Pacific islands via San Francisco, Nippon Maru and Empire of China routes via Vancouver, Hawaii and Tahiti legs, and specific calls like Alameda and Mariposa. Details note times and seas page placement for Yatest Shipping News.
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Australia
Samoan Islands
New
San Francisco
Japan
Korea
China
Philippine Islands
Jar
Hawaii
Alameda
Vancouver
Victoria
BR. C
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
Wepaewende
Mariposa
Weather summary and forecast for the eastern United States
Rain in the central valleys and Southwest while the Atlantic seaboard and lake region enjoy fair skies. Temperatures mostly above normal with a fall in North Dakota. Forecast calls for increasing clouds, rain or snow in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New England with warmer interior and southwest winds. Temperature readings show yesterday’s average 82 for the date last year and 42 for the last 33 years. max 37, min 28 with humidity around 47 percent in late afternoon.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Region
Middle
East Gulf States
North Dakota
New England
Atlantic
South Atlantic
European
Grand Banks
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
United States Weather Bureau
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College of the City of New York forms baseball candidates
Capt F Lester Corts called for candidates after light practice in the gym. Robert Holton of Mechanical Arts coaches about twenty players. The squad lists two graduates leaving Wolf and Tweedy, with Frank Streusand and Russell from Townsend Harris eligible. Infield remains thin with notes on Draddy Sippels and Rosenblum. 1st base vacant since Macdonald’s departure.
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F. Lester Corts
College of the City of New York
Robert Holton
Mechanical Arts Artmert
Wolf
Tweedy
Frank
Streusand
Russell
Townsend Harris
Draddy
Sippels
Rts
Dub
Was Russel
Rosenblum
Macdonald
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