Rider badly hurt in Meadowbrook Hunt
Yale senior Jackson A. Dykman, son of prominent Brooklyn lawyer William Nelson Dykman, was critically ill after being thrown from a horse during Meadow Brook Hounds chase. He suffered concussion and long unconsciousness before rescue. several riders were shaken, others uninjured.
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Specilal
New York Times
Bad
IL. C
Louis M. Lanehart
Dykman
Bulls Head
Meadow Rook Hounds
Garden City
Bull
Bull's Head
Bykman
Piping Rock
Dr. Isanehart
Powell
Mr. Dykman
Tonneau
Soing
Drkman
Dvkmair
Frank Gray Griswold
Bady
Murphy
Frederick Swift
A. V. Bell
James Parke
Louis Neilson
Zari Young Dykman
Brooklyn
the Heights Casino
Wingsley Swan
Mabel Lorraine Miller
First Reformed Church of
Wilcox Renomination Fails As Convention Deadlocks
Fortieth District Senate Convention at Auburn fails to nominate Wilcox after Cortland and Seneca County split six votes each while Carowa trails with twelve. Evening session promises a Monday meeting at 7 to 10 AM and possible default with no Republican candidate on the ballot. Federation of Men's Clubs opposes Wilcox. Separate notes cover Chenango Madison Otsego district nominating Clermont G. Tenmint and other party activity.
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New York Times
Auburn
Fortieth
Cortland
Seneca County
Carowa
Wilcox
A. M
Federation of Men's Clubs
Nathan L. Miller
Calone
Boothies
Norwich
Chenango- Madison-Otsego
Clermont G. Tenmint
Cooperstown
Chenango County
Truman
Rare United States coins on view at Philadelphia exhibit
A Philadelphia Arts Association display features rare U S coins including an 1804 dime and chain cents of 1798. Curator Far ran Zerbe highlights vast diversity from ancient to modern tokens with a focus on the finest known pieces and educational value for collectors.
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United States
Mint
F. Collins
Washingm
United State
All Nations
Farran Zerbe
B. C
Colorado
Brunswick-Lanehberg
Germany
Theoe
Nuremberg
Free Lectures Schedule At Various NYC Venues
A dense list of free lectures and talks across New York venues including Public School 83 at 216 East 110th Street and Public School 119, with topics such as Our Tropical Island, The Hea tread Lawrence, CHEMISTRY Introductio, and THE WHEAT COUNTR Y. Activities run in the evening at 8:15 P.M. at multiple sites including Public School 82 First Avenue and Mott Street locations, featuring speakers from Princeton and other institutions.
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Porto Rico
Clinton High School
Avenue
Lawrence
West 44Th Street
William L
Hester
Pi St. Adolphus Knopf
Seventieth Street
Franklin
J. Duncan
England
Fairley
East
Houston
Bach
Daniel Ots
Charles A. Public
Sterdam Avenue
France
Georges
Olas Avenue
United States
Cyrus CC. Adams
Essex
Satlo
Johnson
St. Barall
East Forty- M
Iker
Public School
John RL Marlin
T Street
St. Nich
Willis Fletcher Hool
Tenth Street
NEW York Today
Frank Berg
Charlemagne
Wadleigh High
Seventh Avenue
Gray
Davul
T. S
Suffolk
Henry Clay
Frederick BR. Robinson
A. Hall
Broadway
Samuel C. Schmucker
116Th Street
Lénox Avenue
Charles Baskerville
Museum of Natural History
Seventy
Columbus Avenue
Walter E
Anti-Betting Campaign Presses Gov Hughes Over Sheriff Actions
Westchester prepares four complaints as the Anti Gambling Campaign Committee lines up testimony for Gov. Hughes. The drive targets Sheriff Hobley of Kings County and others, alleging lax enforcement of anti betting laws at major tracks including Aqueduct, Taliane, and Belmont.
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Kings County
Hughes
Hobley
Walter Laidlaw
John Bradley, Jr
Saratoga County
Bradley
Saratoga
George W. Schurman
Ihings
Westchester
Queens
Aquéduct
Belmont Ark
Empire City
Sheriff Lane
Sheriff Harvey
Hobleys
Zea
Elder
Brooklyn
Hitler
Laidlaw
Henry Schert
General Sessions Opens with Six Judges to Hear 22 Murder Trials
General Sessions will open tomorrow with six judges Foster, Swan, Crain, Malone, Mulqueen, and Rosalksy sitting. The docket shows 271 prisoners in the tombs, 182 awaiting trial, and 89 awaiting Grand Jury action. Indictments total 1,499 this term, up from 1,161 last year. Twenty two prisoners face homicide charges. Greenpoint's Theatre opens October 12 in Brooklyn with 1,800 seats, managed by John J. Maloney. The vaudeville house at 825 Manhattan Avenue will offer matinees from 15 to 30 cents and evening shows from 20 to 60 cents.
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Foster
Swan
Crain
Malone
Mulqueen
Rosalksy
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
Percy Williams
Manhattan Avenue
John J. Maloney
Dog on New York elevated tracks surprises riders
Passengers on a north bound train at 125th Street and Eighth Avenue feared a dark object on the rails but found a black Newfoundland dog about 100 feet north of the station. The dog’s presence on the elevated tracks remains unexplained.
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125Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Ambassador Jusserand Returns Praising Germany and Wright
The French Ambassador to the United States, Jean J. Jusserand, arrived back from France aboard the Lorraine. He praises German terms in a note received before departure and comments on Wrights aeroplane as a potential factor in future warfare while hoping for peace and a quick return to Washington.
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Jean J. Jusserand
United States
Lorraine
Tesa
Goc
Bur Wright
Jusserand
Roment
Ador
Washington
Yom Kippur Observances Across Orthodox Communities
The article describes Yom Kippur as the most solemn Jewish holy day, noting the 24 hour fast from sunset to sunset, avoidance of food and drink, and intensive synagogue services. It contrasts Orthodox practice with Reform trends, and highlights communal observance, fasting, prayer, and religious instruction as central acts.
Wife seeks alimony in separation suit over misused house title
Mrs. Margaret J. Dunn asks Supreme Court for 250 weekly alimony and 2000 counsel fees in a separation action against Charles Ek. Dunn. She claims she bought the home with her money but the title was placed in his sister’s name, while alleging years of cruelty and failure to support their four children.
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Supreme Court
Ghegerich
Margaret J. Dunn
West Eighty-third Street
Charles Ek. Dunn
Begum
Dunns
Philadelphia
Ella
Thelma
Lucie Dunn Seymour
Sarah A. Dunn
Dunn
Ias
Daniel W.blumenthal
Tenujil
Louma
City Marriage Licenses Rise in 1908 Nine Months
New York City issued 2,767 marriage licenses in the first nine months of 1908. In September alone 6,385 licenses were granted, including 2,308 in Manhattan and the Bronx, 98 in Brooklyn, 98 in Queens, and 41 in Richmond.
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New York City
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Hotels Raise Prices on Game Meats Headline Boom
Opening of the season shows hotels increasing partridge quail venison and other game meat prices. Wholesale rates rise and hotel menus reflect the jump with partridge selling at 1.30 to 1.40 per item and canvasback duck at 4.50.
Machine to Kill Boll Weevil in Houston Claim
Houston inventor Oorth-Charles Lea unveils a box shaped device described as a boll weevil killer. The unit’s round body houses tubes and a chemical reaction said to ignite fumes to destroy pests.
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Boll Weevil
Houston
Texas
Oorth
Charles Lea
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