Americans Accept French Challenge In Billiard Match
Amateurs from the United States will face French billiard players in an open international tournament at the Liederkranz Club New York in late April. Games will be 18.2 balkline, 400 points, with entry limited to bona fide amateurs and an elimination event planned if entries are heavy. The National Association elected officers including F J Hoswell as president and Lincon Brunn as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Liederkranz
National Association of Amateur Billiard Players
Count de Cree
French Billiard Federation
National Association
Charles Forster
Liederkranz Club
Dr. Jennings
Crescent Athletic Club
E. W. Gardner
Acquacknonk Club
Passaic
Samuel Multer
Henry Glick
Robert C. Kammerer
Ew York Athletic Club
W. H. Kleneker
Iederkranz Club
Alfred Poggenburg
C. D. Colman
New York Athletic Club
Major C. E. Waters
Lincoln Clule
Brooklyn
A. S. Nicholls
William Cooper
New York City
A. B. Miller
New York
J. Ferdinand Poggenburg
Jeet
Wilson P. Foss
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
C. Ff. Conklin
San Francisco
T.M. S. Rolls
Philadelphia
H. S. Wright
I. W. Gardner
N. J
Martin Muller
Jackson
Chicago Athletic Asociation
James A. Sperry
Janover Club
Lincoln Brunn
Gustave
Rudolphy
New York Billiard Club
Edward W. Gardner
Acuacknonk Club
L. A. Fal
New
Gallagher Beats Marcotte In Canadian Billiards Match
Morningstar missed due to illness and Daly's Academy hosted a billiards event. Gallagher defeated Marcotte 800 to 224 after a late surge, with Gallagher compiling a strong early run of 103 in seven innings and leading the match overall.
Leonard Wins Play-Off Match in Billiards Tourney
In the 14.2 amateur handicap billiards tourney at Knickerbocker Academy Brooklyn last night W C Leonard defeated C E White 220 to 225 after a tight bout. White started strong but Leonard’s form and handicap proved decisive in the second game of the series. Tonight F W Boyd meets Leonard in the next round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Leonard
F. W. Boyd
W. C. Leonard
Mercury F C Beats Old Armory Boys 35 to 14
The Mercury Field Club defeated the Old Armory Boys of Brooklyn by 35 to 14. Notable shots by Goldberg and Steinhardt highlighted the game. Lineups feature Mercury players including Frohlich Lieberman and Hart with refereeing by Kantrowitz and Katz.
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Mercury F. C
Mercury Field Club
Old Armory Boys_ of
Brooklyn
Mercury
Goldberg
Old Armory Feys
Bres Pro Tiriescowate
Css Barkey Steinhardt
Russ Asoiggofe
TaCeNntKe Sc
Mr. Kantrowitz
Katz
Nearly a Clean Sweep for Centre 159 in Athletic Meet
Centre 159 dominated the dual meet held by Recreation Centres at Public School 159 on Fast 119th Street, scoring 122 points to 6 against No. 158. No. 189 previously won the Recreation Centre Athletic League championship and holds the Commissioner Haupt trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre 159
Recreation Centres
Fast 119Th Street
Recreation Centre Athletic League
Haupt
Holy Cross Beats Harvard 20 to 16 in Cambridge
Holy Cross defeated Harvard tonight with a 20 to 16 score in Cambridge Massachusetts. The game highlighted strong defense from Holy Cross and careful ball movement to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Tonight
Montgomery Gallops Home Winner
Montgomery the 1 to 9 favorite won the third race at Santa Anita today by four lengths over Dominus Arvi with J R Laughrey third. Laughrey, the second choice at 20 to 1, faded after a troubled journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Michigan Leaves Western Conference to Play Eastern Schedule
The University of Michigan Board of Control of Athletics voted to withdraw from the Western Intercollegiate Conference. Michigan will pursue games with Eastern colleges, retain captain Schultz, and operate outside the Big Nine rules now that the split is finalized.
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Board of Control
University
Western Conference
Ann Arcor
Mich
Board of Control of Athletics
University of Michigan
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Nee
Schultz
Yale
Fordham
Savage
New York Athletic Club Election Tonight Faces Key Rivalry
At the New York Athletic Club a major election decides club leadership for the coming year. Incumbent president George W. Kuhlke faces rival James H. Haslin amid a strong canvass and calls for reforms. Polls stay open four hours to midnight as officers and governors are chosen and the club eyes its largest turnout in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Board of Governors
George W. Kuhlke
James H. Haslin
James T. Taslin
Haslin
H. K. S. Wiliams
Charles L. Burnham
Martins. Paine
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
William L. Mitchell
Edwin J. Berson
G. Kramer Thompson
James Wilson
Charles F. Hofferberth
Col
James R. Franch
John S. Dickerson
Ernst E. Malcolm
Thomas E. Decley
Yale Football Captain Postponed After Absence of Berger
At Yale University a meeting of football players to elect the 1908 captain was adjourned indefinitely after one ballot. The delay arose from George R. B. Berger of Pittsburgh missing, whose vote could decide the winner among Arthur E. Brides Robert B. Burch and E. H. Coy. Berger was the sole absentee among twenty one eligible voters, with Burch and Brides as leading candidates and Coy also receiving some votes. Berger was traveling in the South and expected to be away for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
George R. B. Berger
Pittsburg
Berger
Arthur E. Brides
Brockton
Mass
Robert B. Burch
Cincinnati
E. H. Coy
Burch
Harvard
Brides
Coy
Alpunuen
Bayside Elects Officers For Yacht Club
Bayside Club at Little Neck Bay Bayside L I elected Commodore G Waldo Smith Vice Commodore G Howland Leavitt Rear Commodore W W Cole Treasurer Frederic Floyd Jones Secretary William H Johns and Treasurer D H Van Name to three year terms on its annual meeting. Bayside Yacht Club with 222 members and eighty boats plans another one design class after ordering seven boats for Leo Rugg Harvey G Rockwell Joseph E Hill James A Dayton A G Freeman Ralph P Buell and Arthur Cc Andrews. Annual dinner set for Hotel Astor January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside Club
Little Neck Bay
Bayside
L. L
Leo Rugg
Harvey G. Rockwell
Joseph E. Hill
James A. Dayton
A. G. Freeman
Ralph P. Buell
Arthur Cc. Andrews
Hotel Astor
Yankees Announce Spring Training and Preseason Schedule
New Yorks American League club plans a March 2 departure for Hot Springs Ark for thawing out then moves to Atlanta for camp until April 4. A 22 game regular season schedule plus two extra warmups before the April 14 opener is laid out with games against Atlanta Toledo Institute of Technology Athens College Roanoke Lynchburg Baltimore Princeton Trenton Newark and a final exhibition at American League Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Heights
Nahan
New York
Hot Springs
Ark
Atlanta
Toledo
Chattanooga
The
Institute of Technology
Athens College
Athens
Richmond
Richmon
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Baltimore
Tigers
Princeton
Trenton
Newark
Grand Circuit dates to be set at annual meeting
The Grand Circuit meets at the Hoffman House to adopt the season plan. Officers will be elected, race dates set, and a presiding judge and official starter chosen for the circuit. Detroit will open the season with meetings in Cleveland Buffalo and more. Members attending include Campau Johnson Sheppard Bain Moore Devereaux Jewett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Hoffman House
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Providence
Hartford
Syracuse
Columbus
Lexington
Linfonia
Latonia
Robert A. Newon
Yorkville
Harry D. Sheppard
H. N. Bain
Albert H. Moore
Harry K. Devereaux
E. M. Jewett
de ‘Forrest Settle
Andy Welsh
C. K. Billings
Memphis
James Butler
Empire City
Yonkers
Board of Stewards
England's Champion Moran Demonstrates Speed in Bowery Exhibition
Owen Moran England's featherweight champion, who fought Abe Attell for the world title on New Year's Day in San Francisco, appeared publicly in New York's Bowery theater yesterday. He sparred three rounds with trainer Alfy Wicks in a lively display that impressed the crowd and looked more like a title bid than a friendly workout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Moran
England
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Bowery Theatre
Moran
Alfy Wicks
Wicks
Uits
Bernstein Falls to Leech Cross in Dry Dock bout
Joe Bernstein, once hailed from the Ghetto 1 pugilism era, attempts a comeback in a six round match against Leech Cross at the Dry Dock A C on Tenth Street. Bernstein fades as Cross dominates with superior pace and technique. Bernstein’s corner stops the fight in the fifth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bernstein
Leech Cross
Dry Dock A. C
Tenth Street
Bernstein
B. Flaherty
al Carey
Young Frenchy
Abe Goldberg
Willie Schumacher
Jack Higins
Joe Cain
Joe Jack
Joe Goolen
Kid Griffo
Ed Daly
Jeanette Knocks Out Two Opponents at Local Club
Joe Jeanette, a prominent negro heavyweight, defeated Joe Phillips in three rounds and Griff Jones of Chicago in three rounds at the Consolidated Athletic Club. Eddie Walsh lost to Jack Curley, while Young Dixon and Ducky Holmes drew. Griff Jones from Philadelphia beat Mississippi in six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jeanette
Consolidated Athletic Club
Jeanette
Joe Phillips
Phillips
Griff. Jones
Chicago
Jones
Eddie Walsh
Jack Curley
Young Dixon
Ducky
Holmes
Philadelphia
Mississippi
Nelson Knocks Out Clifford in Fifth Round Prize Fight
In Ogden Utah on January 13, Battling Nelson defeated Jack Clifford by knockout in the fifth round of their twenty round bout, delivering a decisive early finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Clifford
Ogden
Utcth
Jack Clifford
Vienna to Host International Masters Chess Tourney
Endowment from Francis Joseph supports a new tournament at the Vienna Chess Club in the rooms at 2 Walmerstrasse. March 22 marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Austro-Hungarian ruler’s accession. Baron Albert de Rothschild backs the project. Frank J. Marshall will represent the United States, with Dr. E Lasker likely joining America’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Vienna Chess Club
Walmerstrasse
Tarrasch
Pickisbury
Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes Nears Closure At $25,000
The Coney Island Jockey Club Stakes for three year olds, a mile and a half, with $25,000 guaranteed, closes tomorrow for its second running. A $10,000 extra premium awaits if the same horse wins the Tidal Realization and Coney Island triple. The club expects heavy gifts to cover costs, while electing a new Board of Governors at Windsor Arcade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island Jockey Club
Coney Island Club
Windsor Arcade
Harry Alexandre
James Gordon Bennett
Bradford
Frank T. Clarke
H. B. Duryea
C. Fellowes
F. Gray Griswold
John G. Heckscher
Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
H. B. Hollins
Clarence H. Mackay
Andrew Miller
E. D. Morgan
Herbert C. Pell
Schuyler L. Parsons
James P. Scott
W. E. Schaumburg
Thomas H. Smith
F. K Sturgis
William K. Vanderbilt
J. W. Wadsworth
George Peabody Wetmore
H. P. Whitney
Lipton Plans New Challenge for America's Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton said in an interview he would send another challenge for the America's Cup in September this year and begin building the yacht once an acceptance is signaled. In London his secretary doubted the Colombo report and noted no progress on racing rules since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Thomas Lipton
London
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Yale Crew Work Begins for 1908 Season
Yale rowing opened the 1908 season in New Haven as Capt. Charles Ide ordered the Varsity and freshman squads into indoor exercises. More than 100 candidates for Varsity and over 100 for the freshmen contested workouts, with registration still open. Coach John Kennedy led practice after division into eight oared groups, and Ide warned a large cut in candidates would be needed to allow effective coaching.
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New York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Charles Ide
Ide
John Kennedy
Capt. Ide
Whittemore Leads Field In Fifth Midwinter Golf Tourney
Pinehurst North Carolina January eighteenth 132 players started the fifth annual midwinter golf tournament with 152 cards returned and six divisions. W Whittemore of Brookline CC shot 79 to lead, ahead of C L Becker Edwin A Freeman and W E B Sheckelford as first division scores list many players and rounds through the event ahead of match play beginning tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
N. C
W. Whittemore
Brookline Country Club
Woodland
Edwin A. Freeman
Dyker Meadow
Atlantic City
Chisholm Beacharden
City
W. H. George
Huntingdon Valley
G. H. Worthington
Manwalaminie
Allegheny Country
H. A. Ross
Emerson Armstrong
Fox Hills
N.S. Hurd
Pittsburg
A. Gy
Aborn
Montclair
Cereees
Detroit
W. C. Freeman
Frederick Snare
Englewood
L. A. Hamilton
New York Incorporations List for January 13
The New York Times special from Albany lists numerous incorporations including Lagoon Lumber Company of Portville with 1,000,600 capital, Wheeler Corporation of New York with 100,000, and Standard Debenture Company of New York with 190,000, plus Paicines Company in West Nyack 50,000, Rivkin Realty Purchasing Company in Brooklyn 50,000, and Terra Company of Plattsburg 690,000. Also noted are Thomas Steamship and Tourist Agency in Buffalo 40,40, and various other business entities across New York and Brooklyn. Wainscott Land Improvement Company dissolves with Jacob O. Hopping as president.
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Albany
Lagoon Lumber Company
Portville
Cattaraugus County
Te Grand
de Graff
North Tonawanda
William A. Dusenbury
Wilson R. Page
Olean
N.Y
Beavis
West Pittyeighth Street
New York
Standard Debenture Company
Capital
August R. Ohmah
Abraham R. Spiegelglass
St. Mark's Avenue
Brooklyn
Terrace. Company
Plattsburg
Clinton County
Edward J. McCormack
D. M. McLaughlin
Times Building
Albert W. Emery
N. Y
Brian Yates
Buffalo
Chester W. Loneheim
Youngstown
Lumber Mills Company
L. J. Mullen
Schaeffer Street
Fr. J. Daniels
Lewis Avenue
Daniel H. Sanford
East Eighty-sixth Street
Buffalo Pen Company
Erie County
John Gabrielson
Harvey J. Drake
Carl H. Smith
New Jersey Corporations Chartered in Trenton
The following corporations were chartered today in Trenton New Jersey including Grossman Corporation Atlantic City capital 10000 incorporators Joseph Thompson Frank Smathers and Charles 8 Moore to do general real estate Santa Lucia Company Atlantic City capital 2000 incorporators William M Fort Edward R Donnelly and John B Slack to mine and more Siskiyou Lumber and Development Company Elizabeth capital 50000 incorporators John P Ley Adrian F Benton and W A Adair to deal in lumber and timber Wazard Manufacturing Company Shrewsbury capital 225000 incorporators E E Wazard Frank Green and George Marcher to pack and prepare fruits Pneumatic Heel Cushion Company Asbury Park capital 199000 incorporators W D Gordon Milan Ross and Joseph G Coleman to manufacture pneumatic beer cushions Dustless Cleaner Company Cranford capital 10000 incorporators W R Batchelder H cv King and George H Graham to manufacture vacuum cleaning machines Las The Darmo Manufacturing Company Belleville capital 10000 incorporators Harry Fisher Samuel L Abbott and Gustav Conrad to manufacture celluloid novelties Breakers Hotel Company Spring Lake capital 40000 incorporators Louis N Maéss Alice F Moss and Oliver H Brown Merchants Coal and Railway Company Newark capital 6900000 incorporators E Spacht Harris M Bateman and Irving T Hunter to mine coal and other minerals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Grossman Corporation
Atlantic City
Capital
Joseph Thompson
Frank Smathers
Charles 8. Moore
Santa Lucia Company
William M. Fort
Edward R. Donnelly
John B. Slack
Asbury Park
Incorporators
W. D. Gordon
Milan Ross
Joseph G. Coleman
Cranford
W. R. Batchelder
H. cv. King
George H. Graham
Darnoo Manufacturing Company
Belleville
Harry Fisher
Gustav Conrad
Breakers Hotel Company
Spring Lake
Louis N
Maéss
Alice F. Moss
Oliver H. Brown
Ores i Merchants’ Coal and Railway
Comany
Newark
Aeeoaie
E. Spacht
Harris M. Bateman
Irving T. Hunter
Guide for Buyers Apparel for Women and More
A vintage marketplace list enumerates women apparel and related items from multiple New York firms. It includes aprons rompers bathing suits dresses cloaks and suits coats rainwear gloves underwear knitwear hosiery and undergarments plus clocks glassware and rugs with numerous addresses like Broadway Park Place and West 34th Street and names such as Globe Knitting Mills Kkursheedt Apron Co Sutro Bros. and Vantine A A Co. The ad also mentions silk rubbers and other textiles alongside domestic goods and art glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kkursheedt Apron Co
Rompers
Globe Knitting Mills
the Kurshudt Mfg. Co
Broadway
Sutro Bros. Braid Co
Spring St
Dressner & Auerbach
East 14Th St
Boston
Hygienic
34Th St
Aronson & Go
West Lith
Gross Bros
Mitteldorf
Silk & Pongee Nyilts
Shevitz, H
Walker St
Casper & Beck
Regal Skirt Co
Cohen&Pollack
The
Bent Glass Navycity Co
Art Glass & Brass Co
Howard St
Untague
Art Glass & Metal Co
Park PI
Walcoff, Udell & Co
Knee Fants Co
Mei Tsner
Waverley
Crockery & Porcelains
Vantine, A. A., & Co
East 18Th S& Embroideries
Leumann, Boesch & Weingart
kKid
Ferdinand Ehlrlich & Sons
Weinstein, Mas. Co
Spring
More
Kid&sur
Lord & Taylor
20Th St
Rubens & Meyer
East
St. Schiff, Henry, &Co
Kudbury
Castle Gate
Vantine, A. A., Co
Vanhorne
Greenwich
S. Abrams & Marcus
Ventine
East 13Th Sh
Yale Suspender Co
F.L. Harding
Buyers Maw West Coast and East Coast Clothiers Advertised
A long list shows buyers and vendors from New Orleans to Boston and Chicago. Firms like Kaufman Brothers Pittsburg Saks & Co and Lowenstein Brothers advertise clothing cloaks dresses and waists along with millinery hats and hosiery. The roster includes numerous hotels and streets guiding readers to shirt goods and fabrics across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maison Blanche
New Orleans
A. Kaufman
Leonard Street
Foley
William L
Houston
Texas
R. V. Graham
General Merchandise
Broadway
Hotel Imperial
Kaufman Brothers
Pittsburg
Penn
T. Kaufman
J. L. Geraghty
J. TP. Jones
A. V. Robey
Saks & Co
Washington, D. C
S. Daniel
Prince George
Holmes, D. H., Company
J. B. Bellamy
J. C. Abbott
East Twentieth Street
Ilfraid Square
Schwartz Brothers & Co
Schwartz
Libby
J. R
Portland
Davis
Denis
Samuels
J., & Brother
Providence
Minneapolis
Hi. Peck
Broatell
Field, Marshall, & Co
Chicago
F. L Morgan
Worth Street
Boston
Ill
E. P F. Nolan
Cadillac
Strauss Brothers & Co
Richmond
B. V. Goodman
Kimmings
Franklin Street
Wellington
Hanson
N. T
Clothing Company
Sioux City
Town
N. T. Hanson
Prince George Hotel
Neal, & HyJe
Syracuse
N. Y
Banner
Hermitage
Bacon, J., & Sons
Louisville
C. Stersdorfer
Church Street
Breslin
Karger
Milwaukee
Wis
M. Karger
Broadway Central Hotel
Petersburg Dry Goods Company
Petersburg
E. B. Whitmore
Nations
Imperial
Adam
Buffalo
J. E. Breese
T. E. Conway
Rothschild & Co
J. A. Ackerberg
C. W. Toles
Shapinsky
Mass
W. A. McBride
Wolcott
Fitzgerald
S.A. Fitzgerald
Forter
K. BE. Wells
Epstein
Baltimore
G. Friendlich
Reynolds
J. H
Troy
L. E
St. Louis
M. Beistel
Forbes & Wallace
Springfield
F. L. Sturtevant
Walkers Street
Herald Square Hotel
Goldsmith, J.; & Sons Company
Memphis
Herald Square
Quackenbush
Company
J. E. Burney
Malley
New Haven
Conn
S. Pendleton
Rothschild Brothers
Ithaca
Mereee Thipps
Imperial Lisner, A
Washington
D. C
Teller
the Hermite, Sibley, Lindsay & Curr Company
Rochester
J. G. Burt
Broome Street
The
Hermite Se
Frankel, Frank & Co
Lispenird Street
Woodward
Rosenwald
E.,& Son
Las Vegas
I. M
D. E. Rosenwald
Marlborough
Less
Jonesboro
Ark
Adler, B., & Co
Kansas City
B. Adler
Millinery
Stern, M., & Son
Des Moines
Iowa
L Stern
Hillman’s
M. Weinberg
Leonard
Goddard Brothers
Lynn
W. J. Goddard
Miss McDonald
Fox Brothers
Ellenville
Cox
Woodward & Lothrop
Washington, D
Css
J. C. Nourse
Holland House
Samuels, J., & Brother
R. I
J. Abrams
Lowenstein, B., & Brothers
A. Myers
B. A. Foote
Wai
Buyers register with telephones and named dry goods firms listed
A long column lists buyers and suppliers including Waddell millinery Miss Breen and Wiesen Brothers Philadelphia with 7- Wiesen piece goods, Rothschild Co Chicago and many others in a hotel and street address network. The notice names fashion merchants, departments, and hotels across cities and states inviting registration.
Wanted salesman for skirts on straight commission
Wanted salesman to handle a well known line of fine skirts on a straight commission basis. Apply L. A., Box 11, Times Sq. Cloak suit skirt experienced in Middle West or western: commission salesman wishes Ines, S., Box 50, Times, Times Sq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Box Li
Times
Times Sq
Ines
Officers Named for Promotion Board at Sandy Hook
The New York Times reports the Sandy Hook Proving Ground board appointed Sept. 23 will examine Captains Elf Hern and E D Bricker for fitness for promotion. Major C L Ruggg les, Ordnance, travels to New York on official business. Cont F B R Hennessy, Third Field Artillery, to Binghamton, N Y, on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
C. L. Ruggles
Ordnance
New York City
EL F
Hern
E. D. Bricker
Sandy Hook Proving
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Maters
Wheeler
J. W. Joys
W. H. Wilson
J. H. Rica
I. A. Shimer
F. BR. Hennessy
Third Field Artillery
Binghamton
N. Y
Navy Medical Officers Assigned to Posts and Retirements
The Navy announces assignments and retirements including Capt J C Fremont to the Bureau of Navigation, Medical Director J C Spear retired to home, Surgeon C Riddle to Philadelphia marine recruiting, Surgeon A H Russell to Chattanooga recruiting, Surgeon C H De Lancey to New York Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Fremont
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
J. ¢. Spear
C. Riddle
Marine Recruiting Station
Philadelphia
A. ©. H. Russell
Chattanoor
Tenn
C. H. de Lancey
Navy Yard
New York
Military ships arrive at multiple ports in transit report
Arrivals list include Leonidas at Whadford R L Pan ther Yankton at Itto de Janeiro Justin at Mare Island Eagle at Guantanamo Are thusa at Pernambuco Rocket at Norfolk But Si at San Francisco Chicago at Magdalena arty. notes broad distribution of vessels likely in training or redeployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonidas
Whadford
R. L. Panther
Yankton
Itto de Janeiro
Justin
Mare Island
Eagle
Guantanamo
Arethusa
Pernambuco
Rocket
Norfolk
But- Si
San Francisco
Chicago
Magdalena Arty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallagher
Marcotte
Tra Morningstar
Tom Gallagher
Daly’s Academy
Arthur Marcotte
Canada
Ge Irge
Morningstar
Seasion
Tota
Cs Marcotte
Beene Aca
East Houston Street
Montgomery
Eli Gridiron
Long Island Club
Yankees
Ton
Bowery
Pt Cae
Lipton
Capt
Kennedy
Whittemore
Brookline
Rocers, Peer & Company
Warren St
32Nd St
H. C. McNulty
Palmetto Realty Company
Louis N. Feldman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ike Frankel
Glenmore
Williams Avenues
Morris Sapir
Eastern Parkway
Alfred Tilly & Sons
Alfred Tilly
Kingston Avenue
Alexander Tilly
Decatur Street
Percy
Tilly
Howard Avenue
John B. C. Bartlett
Hoboken
Alphonse J. Fritschy
West Hoboken
Homer N. Bartlett
Manhattan Avenue
New York and Brooklyn Mortgage Company
Philip 9. Campbell
Stuart H. Hill
Whitmer H. Smith
Montague Street
Cirker & Son, Incorporated
Michael Cirker
Solomon Cirker
Clinton Street
Abraham Levy
Wainscott Land Improvement Company
Jacob O. Hopping
Wainscott
Suffolk County
Brokew Brothers
Astor Place
FOURTH _AVE
S. E. Cor
William A. Finn
Delft
Incorporated
New Jersey
Lala
CRO
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N.Y
Ew Rae
Waddell
Miss Breen
Latham
Wiesen Brothers
Wiesen
Albert
Rothschild & Coz
C. Wi
W. B. Leddy
Doody
W.A
Macon
Gay
J. T. Seers Rations: 53¢ Broadway; St. Denis Ptel. Mitchill-Moody-Gorton Company
Deacon
Prince _ George
Schuneman & Frans
St. Paul
Minn
J. E. Cavanath
Union Square
Dives
Pomeroy & Stewart
Reading
Ro Snyder
Walker Streets
Hummell
N. Yi
Bennett, J. & Co
Baley Company
Ohio
H. R. Tyroler
H. Tyroler
M.beck
Snyder & Foster
G. S. Foster
Penny & Gentiles
J. H. Gen
Shennen & Sekup
J. B Sekup
Malley, E., Company
Bommers, G. & Co
St Paul
Knox
the Fiestin
Kirachbaum, Ab.; & Co
M.A. Ertieman
Hotel Brottell
Gimbel Uers
Jordan
Hammer, J., Dry Goods Company
Mobile
Ala
J. Hammer
Hoffman
E. Dunton
St. Denis Hotel
Keely Company
R- E. _O' Donnelly
Sullivan
Broxstell
Burnham-Steepel Company
J. Wilson
C. B. Fear
SiMey, Lindsay & Carr Company
J. Engler
Miller & Rhoades
George Robson
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co
Chico
W. G. Wilson
Field, Marehall, & Co
H. C. O'Dell
W.M. Granfield
Mr. Halprin
Walker Street
the United Service
the Army
the Navy
Roland
Temperance Hotel
Mark Ays
Plaza
ROLAND D_ JONES
Stirling
W. 56Th ST
Central Park
Alabama and
van Rensselaer
East 11Th St
5Th Av
Deckel's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!