Miller at His Best New York Wins a Cup
Jockey Miller redeemed a drought by guiding Temmeraire Cabochon and Avaunteer to top finishes at Benning racecourse. New York won the Amateur Cup over Niblick. sixteen year old Tom Wright from Baltimore rode New York to victory. Cabochon, driven by Miller, won a later race, with Queen Strome-like contenders fading.
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the Tribune
Washington
Miller
Benning Racetrack
Temmeraire
Cabochon
Avaunteer
Lord of the Vale
New York
Niblick
Tom Wright
Baltimore
Home
Mr. Cught
Quadriile
Mr. Wright
Gallant
Mr. Nicholas
Idle Stream
Ava
John E. Madden
Temperaire
Helle Strome
Zienap
Lady Vera
Horner
Ger
Yorkist
Fom
Wilson
James R. Keene
Dise
Lee Harris
Jeress
Marster
Clowteress
Vountes
Pretension
Faes
Ark O
Weient
Arstrome
Ben Strome
Atted Excursones
Balirhoo
Miss Ebamburgs
Betti
Temmeaire
Dotter Oreeee
J. Johnson
Doyle
Bi Horner
Burne
Hanticap
J. R. Keene
Ron von Pes Bey Miller
Cc. Kerr
Deveraux
Nicholas
Maifens
Columba
Grange—Claire
L. Waterbury
St. Fin Jocker
Beckman
Marrter
Za Johnson
Horcer
Lee
Zel
O’brien
Adtec
Columbia Course
Mart
Eh c. Bo Tela
Enges
James Healey
T Pi
Cnmeee
Taylor
Erarte
Schaller
Wintner
Nelson
Rettin
Turkey
Record-setting Old Glory horse sale yields strong prices at Madison Square Garden
The Old Glory sale at Madison Square Garden drew buyers for 113 horses selling for 41040 dollars, averaging 363 dollars a head. Over five days 571 horses sold for 289,445 dollars, averaging 507 dollars. Notable results included Fleetwood S selling for 2150 dollars to export to The Hague, and Birdena at 1100 dollars.
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Madison Square Garden
Schaible Brothers
Elyria
Ohio
Fleetwood S
Elyria—Schaibie Girl
van Wickwoort Crommelin
Hague
Holland
H. E. Chapman
Cleveland
Birdena
Fleetwood
Sportsman
George E
R. F. Tallman
Harry Gayton, Jr
D. Waterman
Red Cloud
Recorder Goff
Mary Brightwood
Alyrom
Regiment Games Tonight in New York Armory Event
The 224 Regiment holds athletic games in the armory pitting top New York athletes against each other. A notable moment features Privates Parker and Packer in a wager about Hughes, with Sensen also noted in the armory setting.
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New York
Edwin A. Par- Parker
Hughes
Ker
Jy Sensen
Turn Against Shea in Teamsters Riot Trial
Chicago readers learn four co-defendants led by Albert Young pleaded guilty and agreed to turn state's evidence in the conspiracy case against Cornelius P Shea and sixteen other union members. The court rejected a delay as the trial proceeded in the afternoon.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
United States
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters
Albert Young
The
International Brotherhood
Couple Flees Bride's Father Aboard Slavonia
On November 18 the Cunard liner Slavonia sailing to New York carried Sigmund Englebach and Maria Kormann, aVienna couple fleeing the bride’s irate father. Rev A Craig of Newton New Jersey officiated as the pair wed aboard amid heavy seas. The bridegroom worked for a Vienna steamship company and the couple had known each other for over a year after a business meeting about wine shipments.
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Slavonia
New York
A Craig
Newton
N. J
Sigmund Adalbert Englebach
Vienna
Maria Kormann
Englebach
Kormann
Marta
Races at New Orleans reveal tight finishes and long odds
First race six furlongs saw Gild prevail at 7 to 10 with Golé Mircis second and Tryvo lean third amid times around 1 14. Second race five furlongs winner Frenk Flesher at 10 to 1. Monere runner-up. Beecher led the mile event while Excitement and Gollmate followed. Sixth race Quinn Brady won at 2 to 1 with Dr McClure second. Red Coat third. Other races feature varied notables and times near 1 40.
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Gild
J. Hennessy
Golé Mircis
Garner
Tryvolean
C. Morris
Polly Prim
Allowmaise
Pompadour
Abjure
Plaude
Il Dottore
Bitter Anne
Cc. Eisher
Monere
Delaney
Blackburn
Spion
the Piker
Dick Shanley
Doric
Glad Pirate
Zick Abrams
Poster Girl
Beecher
F. Keyes
Plavigny
A. Mar
Prida
Woodstock
Trueman
Rebo
Flortzel
Gladiator
San Primo
James Requick
Emith
Morris
Gollmate
McDaniel
Concert
Bonar
Aubuchon
Buron Arnold
Nleot
Dr. Dollar
Chase
Baleshed
Idalia
Windfall
Sweet Kitty
Quinn Brady
Dr. McClure
A. Martin
Red Coat
Auduchon
Rian
Marvin Neal
J. J. Mayberry
Dor
Young
Treasury Faces Coin Shortage Ahead of Holidays
Local Bub-Treasury struggles as demand for small bills and coins increases with the Christmas season. Officials report an application to the Treasury Department in Washington for extra supplies to meet needs.
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Bub-Treasury
Treasury Department
Washington
Strike of Shipwrights Renewed In New York Yards
Henry C. Hunter of the New York and New Jersey Metal Trades Association said the shipwrights strike in member yards, previously declared off, has been renewed. The dispute seeks a wage increase from 325 to 360 dollars daily to a uniform 4 dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Hunter
New York and New Jersey Metal Trades Association
Irene Brown Sentenced to Bedford Reformatory
Irene Brown was sentenced by Justice Greenbaum in the Criminal Branch to the Bedford Reformatory for forgeries tied to checks obtained by Thomas J. Bchand, a New York bank messenger. Two masqueraders were arrested at a Chinaman and a railroad porter, each held on 1009 bail for allegedly robbing a Chinese laundryman at 85 2d street. Four youths charged with stealing a tablet from the General Slocum monument were arraigned in Flushing and held for the grand jury on grand larceny charges.
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Irene Brown
Thomas J. Bchand
New York
Bedford Reformatory Yesteray
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
No. 85 2d Street
Joseph Harris
Lawrence Schumafredo
General Slocum
Lutheran Cemetery
Middle Village
Long Island
Albert Bowman
Frank Deacher
George Metrich
John Quinn
Connorton
Flushing
Mexican Woman Arrested for Harboring Revolutionists
El Paso. Mrs Maria Ponca de Gonzales a Juarez resident is arrested on charges of harboring revolutionists. Her husband was recently arrested as a revolutionist and she is accused of guiding police misdirection during a city search. Forty alleged revolutionists are jailed in Chihuahua and other Mexican cities. St Louis. Librado Rivera a member of the alleged Mexican revolutionary junta is discharged after the claim is deemed political and not extraditable. The charges included conspiracies to seize the Nogales custom house and Cananea government rifles and to enlist men to wage war on the Mexican government.
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el Paso
Tex
Maria Ponca de Gonzales
Juarez
Chihuahua
St. Louis
Librado Rivera
United States
Gray
Nogales
Mexico
Cananea
Dorothy M. Mueller
Young Ladies’ Clid
Summit
N. J
Fifty Five Speeders Arraigned In Special Sessions
Fifty five automobile cases were heard with most defendants pleading guilty. The heaviest fines went to William Merry Henna $190 James Martin $375 Eugene Muller $73 Rene Collin $75 Thomas Kelly $75 Elmah W Johnson $50 William Davis $0 Henry Hildebrand $25 Justice Zeller warned jail next time. James D Marston, driver for a Hughes party, was among chauffeurs charged with speeding.
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Court of Special Sessions
Justice Zeller
Justice McKean
Thomas Kelly
Tenafly
N. J
Elmah W. Johnson
East 90Th Street
William Davis
East 71St Street
Henry Hildebrand
Eighth Avenue
James D. Marston
West Mth Street
Charles E. Hughes
J. Hughes
Daughters of Ohio Elect Peaceful Leaders at Waldorf Astoria
The Daughters of Ohio reported a peaceful election at the Waldorf Astoria with Mrs. Margaret Holmes Bates elected president over Miss Laura Skinner. Other officers were chosen almost unanimously, including Mrs. Warren Higley and Mrs. Emily R. Foraker as vice-presidents and Mrs. Daniel B. Beker as recording secretary. Virginia Grant Corbin received seven votes for a vice presidency.
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Daughters of Ohio
Waldorf-Astoria
Margaret Holmes Bates
Emma Beckwith
Laura Skinner
Bates
Beckwith
Warren Higley
Emily R. Foraker
E. M. Barnett
Douglass Hollister
Clayton E. Strong
Daniel B. Beker
Walter M. Harvey
James Hardy Proctor
William N. Bament
FE. L. Arbecam
Virginia Grant Corbin
General Grant
Thanksgiving Day charitable giving across the society pages
The article lists numerous donations for Thanksgiving relief across branches in New Jersey New York and beyond. It notes dinners provided to needy families organized by the T. S. S. and individual contributions from members and friends including Mrs. Lavin Miss Curry and Miss Stiles. It highlights the scope of aid to families in several states and reports ongoing fundraising and community projects tied to Sunshine Homes and local settlements.
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Hiram Watson Sibley
MacDowell
Yonkers
Evans
Florida
T. F. McLean
Arthur K. Lavin
General Office
Tatlock
Indiana
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York State
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Sarah Curry
Little Missionary Branch
Sunbeam Circle of Little Folks
South Ferry
Women Strike Over Beef Price Riots On East Side
On Thanksgiving Day a wave of small riots hit No 402 East 4th Street as housewives led by Esther Dobrofsky and Rebecca Reznick protested a price rise from 14 to 16 cents a pound. They vow to boycott meat until prices fall, while butchers claim slim profits and potential store closures loom.
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Esther Dobrofsky
No. 402
East 4Th Street
Dobrofsky
Reznick
Seef Trust
Mrs. Doloroffsky
Aaron Brechner
Lewis Street
van Dyke
Brechner
William Ehrenfeld
Ehrenfeld
Green drafts mortgage tax reform to cover older loans
Assemblyman G A Green of Brooklyn with real estate expert John H Kemble proposes amending the mortgage tax law to tax pre July mortgages at half of 1 percent rather than personal tax rates. They argue many holders will call in old loans unless relief is added and urge fair treatment for existing mortgages.
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G A. Green
Brooklyn
John H. Kemble
Green
Interest Grows Over New Prison Site in Westchester
Westchester residents await the commission's choice for a Sing Sing replacement. Local fears focus on property values and limited local benefit, while officials cite the Hudson River site with abundant bluestone and traprock as the likely location opposite Peekskill and near a large land parcel.
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Sing Sing
Westchester County
Hartsdale
Valhalla
Pleasantville
Johnson
White Plains
Hudson River
Eekskill
Peekskill
New Revenue Collection Record for Fifth District
Peoria Illinois reports a national single day revenue record with receipts of 250367 86. The Fifth Internal Revenue District says the month total reached 3677325 94, surpassing November 1905 by about 500000. The district is described as the most productive in the world with a November 1904 monthly record of 3858854 3.
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Peoria
Ill
Internal Revenue District
Business Troubles in Chicago Title Case and Local Bankruptcies
Leo Schiesinger and the Chicago Title and Trust Company named ancillary receivers for the German Insurance Company of Freeport Illinois by Justice Dowling in a receivership action. State assets valued at 20000 and bond set at 80000. A receiver was already appointed in the Tribuna courts on November 19.
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Leo Schiesinger
Chicago Title and Trust Company
German Insurance Company
Freeport
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Trinda
United States District Court
Martin Kreteach
Bristow Avenue
The
Bronx
Henry Tzerken
West 118Th Street
Salvator Denofrio
Defenders of Mrs Stevens Deny Prohibition Criticism in Portland
Reverend Skillings remarks sparked a false story about Mrs L L Stevens misdeeds in prohibition work. Portland clergy and the Congregational Club stood with Stevens, praising her motives and noting her long temperance leadership.
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the Tribune
Henry Skillings
Templars
Portland
Skillings
Evens
Mrs. Stevens
Good Templars
Stevens
Norton
da Templar
Congregational Club
Francis E. Clark
Smith Baker
Market Roundup: Eggs and Butter Rise After Thanksgiving
The first post Thanksgiving day sees a 2 cent rise in wholesale fresh eggs per dozen with prices near 40 cents at Fulton Market. storage eggs show 24 wholesale and 3 retail. Butter edges up another cent in two weeks with tub butter at 40 38 cents per pound. No other major market changes since last week.
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Fulton
Seafaring marriage ties two lovers amid voyage
Sigmund Englebach and Maria, delayed by seasickness, wed aboard the Slavonia as they sail toward Chicago. An anxious father and deportation fears shadowed their plans before a clergy man blessed their union at sea.
Women Club Forms Action To Fight Car Conditions
The Woman's Democratic Club at Hoffman House meeting votes to unite clubwomen in protests against transportation conditions. They plan to contact all ladies for endorsement and urge local authorities to improve roads and street rail service within six months. Mrs. Pitman notes long involvement in politics.
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Woman's Democratic Club
Hoffman House
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al Thomas
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H. F. Pierce
Stanstead
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Wood
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Trotter
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Oakland
Bella Electric
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London
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Pacer
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Ramona
W. R. Recette
Monseys
Judge Strong
Strong Boy
Violet
D. Miller
Lock Haven
the Major
George T Pussey
al. Thomas
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Baron ‘Hazari
AY Liss
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Penn
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Pao
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Masconomo
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York
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Venora
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Scotland
Myanna
N. Waters
Guy Carlton
Sphinx
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Paterson
Casino
Br. S
Moko
Hettie Case
M. B. Smith
Bartford
Conn
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Mistippe
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Manor
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New Haven
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Mobrella O
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Ivanhoe
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Shea
Chicago Teamsters’ Union
High
Bride
New Orleans
City News
Rivera
Anna A. Gordon
National W. €. T. U
Susanna M. D. Fry
Harriet W. Brand
Milton
H. E. Belden
Akron
Women ON Strike
East Side Butchers
Assemblyman Green
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ll. M. N. Stevens Jonal
Frances Willard
Maine
Friends of the Temperance
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Navy
John D. Long
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Sigmund
Maria
Herr Kormanny
Marya
Straigot
Trieste
Sigmund Engle
Engiebach
Hotel Savoy
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Naples
Capri
Bay of Naples
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Monte Carlo
Nice
Say
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Ise
Bellevue
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Paradis Russie
Grand Hotel
Et Des Anglaisie
Europe & Paix
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Mediterranee
Excelisier Wilane
Reine Pension Bellavista Hotel
Germania Lindenheot
Bmotel Hotel
Bel
Ite
Imperial Victoria
Rome
Bristol
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