Philadelphia Heralds Military Day Parade and Airship Display
Philadelphia observes Military Day during Founders Week with a 20 000 strong mobilized force and 300 000 spectators. Mayor Reyburn seals the city mark as Lincoln Beachey circled City Hall in an airship, then toured Broad Street amid crowds, with speakers including Gov. Stuart and Rep. J Hampton Moore.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Uncle Sam
Fred D. Grant
New York
City
Reyburn
Gov
Stuart
Arnold
Old City Hall
Old Congress Hall
Pennsylvania
the Daughters of the Revolutin
Chestnut
Walnut
Market
Broad Street
F Army
Navy
Academy of Music
Russel H. Conwell
J. Hampton Moore
Franklin Field
Horticultural Hall
The
Illuminating Engineers’ Society
Customs Rulings: Printed Sheets Declared Books for Free Entry
The Board ruled sheets of printed matter, language foreign and bound in order though unfolded, are books and eligible for free entry. Collector Fowler had taxed them 25 percent as printed matter. The decision reversed Collector’s classification and sustained the importer J P H Perry Co. Also overruled a Gilson Art Co. claim, holding postcards are dutiable at 25 percent as printed matter, not 5 cents a pound as lithographic prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States Senara Wcessors
J . P. H. Perry & Co
Fowler
Fischer
Gilson Art Company of
Cincinnati
Registration Committee Elects Obertubbessing Chairman
The Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union forms a new Registration Committee at the West Side Y M C A. Thomas J. Hughes secures unanimous approval for Obertubbessing as chairman as the panel reviews cases from the Firemen's Memorial Fund games at Celtic Park. The group upholds that New York Telephone Company runners deserve second place medals only if the awarding body covers the prize from the fund, and rules that Ryaty is not entitled to a trophy for sanctioned or unsanctioned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
West Side
West Fifty-seventh Street
C.H. Warner
Inter- Settlement Athletic Association
Thomas Nevin
St. Bartholomew's Club
Thomas J. Hughes
Northwestern A. C
Obertubbegsing
O'Neil- Adams
Batterman
New York Telephone Company
J. le Roy Roth
Paterson
N. J
Ryaty
Ryan
Striped bass and weakfish scene noted offshore New York
In the Hudson River off Fort Lee and East River routes, Sunday fishing yielded a fine striped bass catch unusual for the season. Nearby currents from Sunken Meadow to Hallett’s Cove reported lively activity with lafayettes, weakfish, and good hauls for Gravesend fishermen.
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New Lon
Hook. Gov
Isl
Hudson River
Fort Lee
N. J
Weehawken
Mile Rocks
East River
Ward's Island
Little Hell Gate
Sunken Meadow
Hallett’s
Pot ‘Coves
Astoria
Harlem
Gravesend
Ulmer
Park Billy Marten F
Southek
Alabama seeks federal aid to ease railroad grip
Gov Comer traveled to Washington to request Roosevelt s help in curbing Alabama railroad control. President Roosevelt ordered Attorney General Bonaparte to explore federal state cooperation options, potentially heralding a new era in regulation. Comer urged a federal court injunction to halt rate increases pending investigation.
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New York Times
Washington
Gov
Comer
Roosevelt
Alabama
Bonaparte
Corporations Formed Across New York State
Albany announces multiple incorporations including One-Ninety-One Broadway Company in Cobleskill Schonharie real estate 250000 capital and directors Morris Berkowitz M Schonuck James Manchester. Other firms include Max Ams Incorporated specialty food $0 capital and directors Ame Fissner Ams.
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New York Times
Albany
Broadway Company
Cobleskih
Schoharie County
Morris Berkowitz
Tremont Avenue
M. Schonuck
West Eighty-fourth Street
James T. Manchester
West Fifteenth Street
New York
Max Ams
Charles M. Ame
John A. Fissner
Emil A. Ams
Greenwich Street
Sam Salem Nail Company
Capital
Whitmer H. Smith
Nannie H. Smith
Montague Street
Gilbert E. Smith
Court Street
Brooklyn
Bolt and Nut Comper
Poughkeepsie
Dutchess County
Thomas J. McGreevy
Seventh Avenue
Jacob Annsbacher
West Thirty-eighth Street
Maxwell Lustig
140Th Street
Hotel Robbins Company
Buffalo
Tria County
Frank A. Robbins
Charles N. Bastable
William Kurts
N. Y
Garland
City Realty Cee
Samuel Sperling
Broadway
Oer Bronx Automatic Vending Company
Thomas C. Lewis
Anthony Avenue
Theodore Roehrs
East 176Th Street
George W. Roemer
Topping Avenue
Capital City Investing Company
Edward F. Clark
New Jersey Firms Chartered In Trenton
A list of new corporations chartered in Trenton New Jersey includes Allen's Newark catering bakers and dairymen with 18000 capital. B Sussman & Sons Long Branch real estate hotels builders contractors with 10000. Eagle Bottling Company Phillipsburg real estate lager beer. Newark Fan and Lock Company Newark manufacturers fans and locks with 125000. Kuhn Specialties Company East Orange patent devices for flushing basins with 300000. Highland Realty Company Highlands real estate builders contractors with 20000. Mapl ehurst Estates Hasbrouck Heights real estate with 20000. Dominion Construction Company Jersey City public and private works including railroads telephone lines with 300000. Perry Plantation Company Town of Union Cuba citrus fruit and vegetables cultivation with 10000. Honeybrook Realty Company Wenonah real estate builders with 50000. Union Dry Dock and Repair Company Weehawken general contracting for vessels with 150000.
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New York Times
Trenton
WN. J
Allen’s
Newark
Capital
E. P. Corey
Imer A. Williams
James Barrington
B. Sussman & Sons
Long Branch
Berthold Sussman
Fannile Sussman
Edwin B Sussman
Eagle Bottling Company
Phillipsburg
Adolph Baudistel
Gyula I. Fay
Newark Fan and Lock Company
Dario Roberti
Victor A. Tortoriello
Vincento Mazziotta
Flushing Basins
C. Highland Realty Company
Highlands
Frank H. Gerbach
Harry N. Johnson
C. Mell Johnson
C. Elope Maplehurst Estates
Hasbrouck Heights
Lewis E. Menagem
Richard Condon
William E. Dederick
Dominion Construction Company
Jersey City
Harry A. Frost
Charles M. Hobson
Union Dry Dock,and Repair Company
Weehawken
N. J
John F. Walsh, Jr
Howard W. Sullivan
Fred B. Sullivan
Charters Filed In Wilmington And Other Cities
Wilmington and other cities see new charters secured including Fenton Beach Improvement Company capital $25,000 and directors Frank H Masc William H Lutz Henry W Sasse. John Mulholland Company of New York capital $500,000 with directors listed. Blue Jacket Mining Company of Baltimore capital $300,000 with directors Berwind M. Baker William B. Clark Ralph C. Lupton. Manufacturers Securities Company of Brooklyn capital $300,000 with directors Samuel Johnston George S. Baxter Conrad Saxe Keys. Also note James A. Allen states a judgment of 123 dollars against him in The New York Times notice referencing an Edison case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Fenton Beach Improvement Company
Capital
Frank H. Masc
William H. Lutz
Henry W. Sasse
Wilmin
John Mulholland Company
New York
John Mulholland
John A. Humphries
Boston
William L. Sherry
East Newport
G. Gatty Company
Lilian G. Gatty
Long Island
William D. Cole
Samuel A. Maguire
New York City
Blue Jacket Mining Company
Baltimore
Berwind M. Baker
William B. Clark
Ralph C. Lupton
Manufacturers Securities Company of
Brooklyn
Samuel Johnston
George S. Baxter
Conrad Saxe Keys
James A. Allen
Wall Street
New York Edison Company
New York Times
Shake-up may help strengthen Tigers at Princeton
Princeton New Jersey October 5 Head Coach Roper reorganizes the line by moving Siegling to center and Buckingham to left tackle to bolster the line this week. In a two period scrimmage the varsity scored twice and showed improved inside play with limited passing. Dowd and Cunningham attempted a goal shot while several assistants and five new coaches worked on tackling and kicking duties.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Roper
Siegling
Buckingham
Ste
Bimman
Carlburg
Springfield
Iit
Dowd
Cunningam
Harlan
Might
John Poe
Gresham Poe
Jittle
Knox Tyle
Capt. H . Dillon
Yale Short Practice Shifts Players After Gridiron Test
Yale’s football squad endured a grueling Saturday game, then held an eight minute practice in humid conditions. Brides returned as back, Kilpatrick recovered an onside kick for a 30 yard TD, Lyon scored, and Tad Jones plus Headach Biglow pushed the line with passes and runs. Ingham remained quarterback with Hopkins on the second team. Cooney and Goebel alternated at tackle and guard. Graduate associates Adee and Alcott were noted among alumni observers.
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New, York Times
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Brides
Kilpatrick
Urphy
Tommy Lyon
Murphy
Tad Jones
Headach Biglow
Jones
Lynn
Ingham
Hopkins
Ade
Cooney
Goebel
George Adee
Clarence Alcott
Harvard's Snappy Football Practice Delights Ambridge
Harvard's football practice at Ambridge Mass on Oct 5 showed a fast offense and strong backfield. The Varsity scored a touchdown after a fumble recovery, with Corbett and Cutler key in the running plays as Crowley and Me ay missed practice. White and other backs displayed solid defense and speed, while the line, led by Withington and West, held firm against the second team.
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New York Times
Ambridge
Mass
Harvard
Crowley
Meay
Brown
Corbett
Cutler
Withington
Klay
West
Capt
Burr
Thearsity
White
Smith
Crawford Blagden
Harding
Fish
Hoar
Nourse
Hadden
Kennard
Gray
Cornell Football Scrimmage Opens Week with Hard Fast Play
Cornell opened the week with a scrimmage between the varsity and scrubs in Ithaca. No scoring occurred as the teams battled vigorously. O Rourke was detained by university work and Leveniry saw limited action.
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New York Times
Thaca
N. Y
Cornell
O'Rourke
Leveniry
Scrub team battles Varsity in grueling practice scrimmage
The scrubs and varsity faced off in a hard scrimmage with lineup changes including Pavek brothers at guard, Farrington at right tackle, McArthur at right end, Hurley at left end, and Caldwell connecting on a 20 yard pass to Tydeman. The varsity defense stifled several drives as fatigue set in and Ebeling was noted for blunt fatigue as the drill ended with the scrubs on the foe's 35 yard line.
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Pavek
Farrington
McCollum
McArthur
Hurley
Hurlburt
Caldwell
Tydeman
Varsity
Scrubs
Ebeling
Smouth
Army Cadets Move Practice Up After Dress Parade
West Point reports the evening dress parade ended and cadets may hit the field by 5 PM for extra practice. Coaches criticize the Tufts game, noting a high line and slow backs. Week ahead targets onside kicks and forward passes with Wood and Greble showing improvement yet uncertain under real defense.
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New York Times
West Point
N. Y
Army
Tufts
Wood
Greble
Navy Prepares for Local Contests at Annapolis
Infantry drill fills the afternoon at the Naval Academy as Midshipmen anticipate games with St John’s on Wednesday and Dickinson on Saturday. Mount Pleasant’s Indian athlete strengthens Dickinson, while Navy players Lang Jones Clay and Richardson show solid form with no injuries reported from Saturday’s scrimmage.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
St. John's
Dickinson
Mount Pleasant
Navy
Lang
Jones
Clay
Richardson
Reinicke
Open of Pro Billiards Season at Daly’s Rooms
The billiard season opened with a series of professional matches at Maurice Daly's rooms on Broadway. Ed ward McLaughlin defeated Ora Morningstar in the first game of the three cushion caroms, totaling 60 in 92 innings with a high run of 6. Morningstar earned $6 in 91 innings with a top run of 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Daly
Broadway
Thirty-first Street
Edward McLaughlin
Ora Morningstar
McLaughlin
Morningstar
Vanderbilt Cup practice opens on Long Island Motor Parkway
The Vanderbilt Cup circuit on the Long Island Motor Parkway opens for practice today with thirty five cars entered for Saturday's events. Gears on the new track reach speeds over 90 mph on straightaways as crews set up for fierce competition. The Racing Board reinstates drivers from a prior unsanctioned Brighton Beach race under misapprehension, provided they pledge not to race where no sanction exists.
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Long Island Motor Parkway
Motor Parkway
Racing Board
The
American Automobile Association
Brighton Beach
Motor Racing Association
Croix
Sand “Louis Strang
Vanderbilt
Robertson
Palmeringer
Charles Duerr
Stewart el
Harry Allen
Rob. Michener
Mulford
Patadike
Philadelphia
Automobile Association
Misapprehension Suspension Allows Some Race Participants
A resolution states that participants disqualified under the Racing Board rules may race again if they sign a statement agreeing not to participate in any race the association claims under its sole jurisdiction without RAC sanction. The measure suspends the penalty to permit entry in already sanctioned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sucd
Racing Board of
The
American Automobile Association
Racing Board
Notes of the Turf Bring Purchases for England Shipment
W B Giupin acting for John Reid Walker buys two yearling Adam-Milsette and Adam-Candie colts from Newcastle Stable for zero dollars. Yearlings to be shipped to England with Harry Payne Whitney's horses aboard the Atlantic Transport steamer Mirianehaha, a week after next Saturday. Twenty one Whitney horses to be offered, fourteen from Duryea and seven from McGinnis at Fasig Tipton Sheepshead Bay today. Whitney and Duryea mares in training to be retired after breeding plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Giipin
John Reid Walker
Newcastle
Adam-Milsette
Adam- Candie
Terfman
W. Hall Walker
England
Harry Payne Whitney
Mirinenaha
Engire
Fasig-Tipton Company
Sheepshead Bay
H. B. Duryea
J. L. McGinnis
Whitney and Duryea
Intercollegiate lawn tennis tournament reaches third round
The twenty eighth annual Intercollegiate championship began at the Merton Cricket Club grounds. Harvard Pennsylvania Yale and Princeton survived to the third round after seven matches in the initial games. Gardiner of Harvard, last year’s singles champion, returned to contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Merton Cricket Club
Thee
G. RB. Gardner
Bargain Catalog Excerpt: Embroideries to Boys Clothing
A list of discounted textiles and garments with prices for embroideries corset covers table linen towels linens and damask items. Includes hats dresses skirtings shoes shirts shirts and robes plus boys clothing such as bloomers knickerbockers tarpa tar pel sailors and sacs. Discounts show marked down prices and bulk yardage and vintage terms.
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Willan Penn
Obertubbessing
Metropolitan Association
Siageen
Incorporated
New Jersey
Delaware
Syracuse
Wilton
Brussels
Axminster Carpets
19Th ST
Brighton
Beach
Personality Lothes
Wm. Vogel & Son
Houston St
Sheraton
Grand Rapids Furniture Company (Incorporated
Fifth Avenas
Anekh
Rherg
United States
Cinds
Restauran’s
Underberg
Beshist
H. Underberg Albrecht
Rhsiabere
Germany
Layties Brothers
William St
Sole Agats
Brill
America
W York
Psrsaoway
Chambers St
125Th Street
Cor
3D Avenue
14Th St
B’way
Cortlandt St
Greenwich
Staten Islany
Bowling Green
Straus
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