Three Favorites Capture Mudlarks in Downpour at Benning
Rainy track dampened attendance as three favorites won at Benning. Spencer Wells led the two-year-olds, Draculum and Dante Noyles played strong roles, and Shaw rode two winners, earning top jockey honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Washington
Benning Track
New York
Spencer Wells
Dress Parade
Madden
Deviser
Footloose
McDaniel
Puddin
Draculum
Nanno
Dr. Lee
Right
True
Johnny Walters
Lykers
Kwai
Dante Noyles
Shaw
Greeno
King of Bashan
McCarthy
Comedienne
Cart
Hartford Bay
Animus
Princeton and Penn Face Off For Intercollegiate Swim Title
Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania meet at the College of the City of New York for the league championship. Both teams hold four wins and one loss with Penn having defeated Yale and Columbia, while Princeton beat Yale and Harvard. The Tigers lead in individual events with 17 points to 13 and have set two new league records since the first meeting. Water polo also hinges on a Yale versus Pennsylvania title battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
College of the
City of New York
Pennsylvania
Yale
College of
Columbia
Harvard
Tiger Swimmers
Chambers
Tigers
Face Death in Auto Race Trial
Montague Roberts, famed driver in the New York to Paris contest, narrowly escaped instant death during a Briarcliff Cup practice in Westchester County. The Thomas car’s steering locked, leaping a ditch into a mud bank. Roberts and his mechanic were tossed but unharmed beyond bruises. The car suffered heavy damage and needed repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montague Roberts
Cheyenne
Wic
Westchester County
Roberts
Thomas
East View
Fiat
Yankees Home Again Ahead of Openers Against Giants
The Yankees return from Princeton in fine shape for the opening of the American League season Tuesday. Manager Clark Griffith says the team is ready for the pennant race and will play exhibition games against Jersey City and Newark before the key date with Philadelphia. The Giants arrive in New York for their first city game with Yale, with a 3 p.m. start set for the Yale matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yale
Princeton
Tigers
Frank Farrell
Clark Griffith
Jersey City
Newark
Philadelphia
Wheeling
W. Va
New York
Meadow Brook Fox Hunt Braces Through Rain on Ten Mile Run
Meadow Brook Club riders followed fox hounds in a heavy rain at Kirby Hall Long Island for a ten mile chase. The fox dodged under an old stone house to evade the pack as riders and horses faced mud and low branches. finishers include Waldo Johnson Henry Godfrey W Burling Cocks and whips Hannon and Lambert with several spills but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Kirby Hall
Reynard
Wheatley Hills
R. N. Ellis
Waldo Johnson
Henry Godfrey
W. Burling Cocks
Hannon and
Lambert
No Break With A U Averted By Military Athletes Committee
A committee from the Military Athletic Sea led by Major W A Turpin Captain Huen and Major DuBois met at James E Sullivans office to resolve a threatened split with the Amateur Athletic Union. They explained disqualification issues involving Cyplet Van Lise and MacGill and agreed prizes would be withheld. Reinstatement requests for unknowingly professional competitors will be filed for next Wednesday championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amateur Athletic Union
Military Athletic Sea
W. A. Turpin
13Th
Huen
Tist
DuBois
James E
MacGill
Military Athletic League
Major Turpin
Board of Governors
The
Sullivan
Swan Yale Best Punter In All Round Championship
John Swan won Yale’s all round punting title in the spring football practice. Henry Hobbs of Brooklyn took second, Robert Deming of New Haven third. In distance punting, Deming led at 278 feet with Hobbs close behind at 221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New Haven
John Swan
Yale
Henry Hobbs
Brooklyn
Robert Deming
Deiinge
Hobbs
Auto Run in the Rain at Bronxville Carnival Dinner
Rain spoiled the outdoor portion of the fourth day of automobile carnival week. Enthusiasts joined a wet but lively run to the Gramatan Inn and a 7 o clock dinner attended by about 150. Speeches were informal and highlighted the parade as a wonder. carnival leaders General John T. Cutting C William Wurster Alexander Howell and R Teaboldt attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramatan Inn
Bronxville
Munmiker
John T. Cutting
C. William Wurster
Alexander Howell
R. Teaboldt
Cars Off to Seattle in New York to Paris Race
French and Italian cars leave San Francisco aboard the City of Puebla for Seattle to begin the New York to Paris run. The Thomas car arrived at Valdez yesterday and will start a 20 mile run through Keystone Canyon, facing nar row trails and possible sled transfers to Teikhill. Shuster weighs racing rules on sledding between Keystone and Teikhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Paris
City of
Puebla
Seattle
Valdez
Alaska
Keystone Canyon
Terkhill
Fairbanks
Shuster
Keystone
Teikhill
Marshall Beaten Again in International Chess Match Telex
The fourteenth round of the international chess masters tournament at the Vienna club saw American Marshall defeated by Duras after a tight contest. Johner fell to Tartakower, while Marekzy and Schlechter drew. Other results included Spielmann over Rell and Swiderski over Perlis with Rubinstein, Leonhardt, Alapin, Cohen, Teichmann, Bardeleben and Salve also posting outcomes. Duras and Schlechter led the standings, Maroczy a clear third, with several players in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jn Vienna
Marshall
Duras
Johner
Tartakower
Mareezy
Schlechter
Latham Hard Pressed Wins At Court Tennis
London champion Peter Latham defeated home pro George Standing in an exhibition at the New York Racquet and Tennis Club in three sets 8-6 6-8. Referee Eustace Miles and marker Walter Kinsella presided as Latham overcame a late rally to clinch the win amid a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Latham
London
England
New York
George Standing
Latham
Eustace H. Miles
Walter Kinsella
Standing
Love
Vantage
Jay Gould
Miles
Gould
Frank Forrester
Lakewood
Hotel Arrest Mystery Sparks Theft Suspicions
A man claiming to be William H. Jarvis was arrested at the Gilsey House after a guest reported a key grinding at an adjac ent door. jewels were missing from Sherer’s room and a watch and diamond ring were found on the suspect. Jarvis claimed to seek Mr Hopkins and to be a traveling man recent return from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Jarvis
West 12d
Lewis Frenkel
Gilsey House
Tenderloin
Laura Fegley
Jarvis
J. J. Daly
Europe
Mason
Mr. Hopkins
Leutenant
L. Sherer
Jarvis Ia
A. J. G. Hopkins
Marcel
Hopkins
Sherer
Mr. Sherer
Demarest And Conklin Enter International Billiard Championship
Calvin Demarest and Charles F. Conklin submitted entries for the international amateur billiard championship. Demarest holds the American title with a second straight win, and Conklin was champion in 1905. The event opens April 28 at the Liederkranz Club with 18.2 balk line, under Chicago Athletic Association supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Demarest
Charles F. Conklin
H. M. Hoelscher
Chicago Athletic Association
Demarest
Conklin
Lucien Re Rolle
Lincoln Brunn
Liederkranz Club
Husband shoots wife in quarrel at East 417 Street
Night watchman William Zever shot his wife in their home. He fled, was captured after a passerby identified him on 13th Street and Avenue A and was jailed after the victim named him. The woman, taken to Bellevue, is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Zever
East Sth Street
13Th Street
Avenue A
Zever
Alexander Schwerin
Zeyer
Liberty
Ballevue
Sth Street
Schaefer Ill Forces Billiards Title to Sutton
World 18.1 balkline championship match set for May 11 between Jacob Schaefer and George Sutton may default to Sutton as Schaefer remains seriously ill in Albany. Sutton left for Rochester to join Hoppe on tour, saying postponement is not allowed under championship rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jacob Schaefer
George Sutton
Sutton
Rochester
Hoppe
Schaefer
Albany
National Wrestling Championships At Madison Square Garden
Entries from the North South East and West enter the Amateur Athletic Trinion national wrestling championships to be held tonight and Monday at Madison Square Garden. Yale’s Graham Foster reigning heavyweight champion will face top Metropolitan wrestlers along with Martin Ludeck of the Educational Alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinion
Madison Square Garden
Graham Foster
Yale
Martin Ludeck
Educational Alliance
Indoor Athletic Games At Armory Tonight
St Philip s Catholic Athletic League hosts annual indoor games at the 22d Regiment Armory. Notable entrants include Melvin Shepperd Dan Frank Jim Sullivan Paul Pilgrim and many others. The quarter mile is expected to be gripping with several events featuring notable runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip's
Catholic Athletic League
22D Regiment Armory
Melvin Shepperd
Dan Frank
Jim Sullivan
Paul Pilgrim
Public School 77
The
Th Regiment Armory
Shepperd
George Bonhag
Dan Kelly
Cartmell
Old Brooklyn Captain Dead in Utica
Michael J. Griffin longtime baseball figure and former captain and manager of the Brooklyn National League club died at his Utica home from pneumonia this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Michael J. Griffin
Griffin
Brooklyn
Copper Committee Enlarged on New York Metal Exchange
The copper quotation committee has been enlarged to include a producer, a jobber and an exporter. For the next year the group includes Berthold Hochschild of the American Metal Company, John R. Stanton of the Michigan Copper Company, I. Vogelstein of L. Vogelstein & Co., and Harmon W. Hendricks of Hendricks Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Metal Exchange
Berthold Hochschild
American Met Company
John R. Stanton
Michigan Copper Company
I. Vogelstein
L. Vogelstein & Co
Harmon W. Hendricks
Hendricks Brothers
Giants at Yale baseball game noted for 4.29 PM start
An old short sports blurb shows Velords facing Velords Giants versus Yale with a 4 29 PM ad time. The fragment hints at a pending baseball event and scheduling details. The readable text names Giants and Yale and a late afternoon start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball
Das Calte
Giants
Yale
Ad. Soc
Trans Pacific steamship deal links Osaka company to US rail line
San Francisco reports a deal between the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad and the Osaka Shosen Kaisha Company for a trans Pacific steamship service supporting the new overland route. The arrangement adds a third Japanese line to Pacific ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. H. Hiland
F. A. Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Japan
Trans- Pacific
New Overland Railroad
Osaka Shosen Kaisha Company
Orient
American Pacific
Competition Better Paris Hotels
The stimulus of newly erected Paris hotels has put older favorites on alert. Hotel Continental overlooking Tuileries Gardens and Place de la Concorde has rebuilt interiors and modernized attractions to retain old guests and attract more American visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hotel Continental
Taileries Gardens
Place de la Concorde
The
Continental
Richardson antiques sale nets over ten thousand dollars
Miss Elsie De Wolfe bought a satinwood armchair for 20 dollars and John E. Flagler paid 60 dollars for a Chippendale arm chair. Receipts totaled 10 627 dollars. Two Chippendale chairs led the prices at 300 dollars. Other items included an Italian chair for 6 dollars and a Persian Boukhara ewer for 31 dollars. The sale ends with today’s remaining objects and this evening’s paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie de Wolfe
John E. Flagler
Kenneth W. Richardson
Miss de Wolfe
Mr. Flagler
A. Pinchot
E. S. Burgess
Print Cloth Market Shows Steady Tone In Fall River
In Fall River Mass on April 10 weekly print cloth sales reached an estimated 45.09 pieces with most trades in medium and wide widths at unchanged prices. Market sentiment is steady with a belief the bottom may be reached as manufacturers remain cautious sellers. Quotations list 15 inch at 4 dollars squares and 3 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Draculum Suites
Benning
Seine
Kay Adaee
Wilson
Bonnie May
Pi Dr. Lee
Quarrington
S . McCarthy
Sim
McCahey
Pry
Amour
J Bergen
Wals
Laura
Bergens
Burns
Gentian
W. Burns
Brady
Isabel
Lyneh Lykers
Rowan
Weneas
Rox
Two Lick
Jule Garson
Meahey
Miss Granvle
Metarthy
Brad
Qur Maggie
Ee McDaniel
Tony
Powell
Greenhow
Bandsome
W H. Mosby
Torker Ri
Horee
McCabe
Nt Horner
Deviser Wee
McDanie
Ward
Ramone
B. c
Greenan
Tongese
Angarola
Rm Green
Shaw Ao
K. of Bashan
Metarthy Srs
McDante
Comedienne Od
Walsh
Callahan
Venus Bergen Sherid
McFada Ferry
Yorke
Columbia Course
Hantdspring
Eerie
Isea Stabie
T. Burns
Hartford Bor
Burne
Bergen
Putnam
Warker
Micey
Croonek
McFadden
Ruthby
Queen Lea
Horner
J. J. Walsh
Bond
Daimler “Carnival
Daimler Motoren-Gesellschaft
Wiener — Neustady
MAJA
Kth St
Broadway
Briarcliff
Dlot
Meadow Brooke Club
Swan
Pinvers, von Saat
Doras
I Marshall
Je Maroczy
Swiderski
Tetchmann
Rubinstein
S Spielmann
Tie
Tobner
Berger
Tatham
Aimone
Aimone Manufacturing CO
Vatican
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Ave. S. E
25Th St
Henry Hartman
New Jersey
New Jersey Dealers
BUICK
FORD
Franklin
Knox
Maxwell
rush-McLaren Motor Co
William St. Newark
H. J. Koehler
B'way
Montclair
Fr. L. C. Martin Auto Co
Plainfield
Ellis Motor Car Co
Halsey St
Oldsmobile
J Wason
Greene Motor Car Co
Washington St
Pierce
Carl H. Page & Co
Halsey
Carl H Page
Stevens-Duryer
Stoddard
Dayton
W. Mason
Winton
Calvert Zust Auto Co
Clinton Ave
Quinby
Sheppard
Lawrence &J
Wark
Tedh
Adja Lacka
Sta
Newark Garage & Repair Co
Brick Church Auto. & Supply Co
Harrison St
Fast Orange
Victor Herbert
Hite
Soulkis
Jnew Amsterdam
Mabel
Taliaferro Polly
Thea
ITRE
Bway & Wad
Queen of Viennese Operettal
West 44Th St
Artla
Bryant
Horace Fletcher
Anderson
League For Political Education
Wallach
Blarey’s
Lincoln SQ. Bay
Edna May the Spooner
Packard
Peerless
Demarest and
Jake Schaefer
Clements
Glaucus
Bonnie Kelso
Helen Hills
Tiana
Flat Creek
Dersingham
Claiborne
Albertinus
Il Schleswig
Puddinoes
Great Jubilee
Brown Tony
M. T. Green
Berkeley
Howard Shean Weer
Bellwether Ae
Hibbs
Oxford
Billie
Eease
Giles
Sey Banyah
Ville
Danomb Picket
Spring Hunters
Niles
Ine Telifare Ardellims
Cneiros
Copper Committee
Telegraphic Business Notes
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Aldrich
John Worthington
New Fowler Drygoods Company
United States District Court
S.H. Bethea
Edward Buell
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Pittsburg
William Wortman
Oakland Savings and Trust Company
Little Rock
Ark
Pulaski County
Waters-Pieres Oil Company
Chargin
Michigan
van Doseff
University of Chicago
Richardson Antiques
6Th Avenue
Eves
Tn St
Kubelia
Daly's
Sothern
Sam Bernard
Lew Fields
Herald Sq
Wagkett
Wrrclise
Vna
Majestic
Sue
Heatre
St. Eve
H. Grane
Garrick
Mats. T Cyril Scott Ee
Royal Mounted
Savoy
Holland
Syceum Theatre
Bron Ae
Kyrle Bellew
Margaret Illington
ASTOR
Dally
Bohemia
Joe Welch & Co
Terry & Lambert
Jas. Thornton
Belle Blanche
Ed Blondell
Alice Lloyd
Simon Gardnealy
East 14Th St
Kentucky Belles
Irving
Hammerstein
Richard Wagner
Weber Pian
LETAN
Nibelungen
Ote ‘Walker
Ene
National Academy OF Design
Weber
Ort HA
Sith St
Mats
Merry Widow
Glaser
Peter F. DA
Clayton & Ross & Fentos
Barnum & Bailey
Wotan
Leamy Lachee Y Abe
Weeny Wee
Academy OF Music
Faversham
David Melanee
Stuyvesant Thea
St. Citrik Serivs
David Mannes
Kev Brahma
Caser Francs
Eden Musef
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!