Civic Federation plan eyed for Britain modeled on US body
Wealthy English investor Alfred Mosely reports labor delegates, visiting from the United Kingdom, have unanimously agreed to study American methods and establish a Civic Federation in Britain. The aim is to prevent disputes between labor and capital by early intervention, not merely settle strikes, with a structure patterned after the National Civic Federation of America.
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Alfred Mosely
Great Britain
National Divicion of America
Mosely
The
Waldorf
United Kingdom
Mr. Mosely
England
National Civic Federation of America
Bang
Board of Trace
Chamber of Commerce
Trade Conciliation Boards
Civic Federation
Quogue residents dispute canal cutting from island plan
Lewis Edwards of Manhattan argues three Southampton Town Trustees caused a channel to be cut through his 50 acre marsh known as Frank's Bog near the ocean, turning his peninsula into an island and vowing to sue. Trustees named are Benjamin Angers, Asher Hallock, and Horace Wells. The land, once guaranteed by Judge Lynn, cost about 19 dollars and was tied to Edwards's larger estate.
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Best Quogue
Long Island
Lewis Edwards
Manhattan
Southampton
Benjamin F. Angers
East Quogue
Asher B. Hallock
Quogue
Horace Wells
Edwards
Wauhope Lynnn
Lynn
Title Guarantee Company
Big syndicate buys 1000 acres in Kentucky with 460 more under option
A Chicago Duluth and Eastern syndicate has closed on 1000 acres of mineral and timber lands in Kentucky and holds options on 460 more. Surveyors are laying out the lands, abstracts are being checked, and two years may pass before work finishes. Plans include extending three rail systems into the Big Sandy area.
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Big Stone Gap
Chicago
Duluth
Eastern Capitalists
Kentucky
Big Sandy
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Darton
Peeewweebe
Ohio
Seaboard Air
International Rubber Company Proposed With 25 Million Capital
Announcement from Philadelphia reports the formation of the International Rubber Company a 25 million dollar rubber industry combine to be incorporated in New Jersey with papers filed in Trenton and backed by Pennsylvania and Western financiers. The project aims to operate independently of the current rubber factory controllers in the region.
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International Rubber Company
Emo Tne
New Jersey
Trenton
Pitts de Louis
Chicago
Merger of Sharon and Union Steel Becomes Operative
The Sharon Steel Company and Union Steel Company merger becomes operative with a capital of 46 million dollars and a new Union Steel Company name. Offices and departments from Sharon move to the city, likely housing the general office and key functions. A second court session continues the Grace L. Valentine v Charles C. Valentine divorce trial with testimony about a rumored affair.
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Sharon Steel Company
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Grace L. Valentine
Charles C. Valentine
Supreme Court
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Miss Stowell
Man Brutally Beaten Near Seventh Avenue Flathouse
Frank Shannon a 35 year old laborer was found unconscious on the sidewalk in front of 26 Seventh Avenue. He was taken to New York Hospital with a skull fracture and multiple injuries. Police arrested two women including a Mrs. Shannon who denied knowing him. Witness Edward Cohen said three men attacked Shannon over a stolen overcoat.
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No. 26
Seventh-ave
New-York Hospital
Hitzroth
West Twentieth-st
Nellie Shannon
West Twenty-sixth St
Shannon
Sackett
Eleventh-ave
Cottrell
West Twentieth St
Butler, Fahey
Foley
Edward Cohen
Frank
Nan
Nellie
JACK MAULIFFE ARRESTED FOR GRAND LARCENY
Former lightweight champion pugilist Jack McAuliffe was jailed at West Thirty sixth Street station on a grand larceny charge after a Broadway street incident. William Adams, the complainant, said McAuliffe and accomplices robbed Adams of an overcoat containing $40 and later returned a counterfeit bill. Detectives arrested him at Thirty-fifth Street and Fifth Avenue.
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West Thirtieth St
William Adams
Cannon St
Broadway
McAuliffe
Shaughnessey
Adams
Thirty-fifth-st
Fifth-ave
McLewee & Co Top Racing Owners List in East Season
F C McLewee and Co head the season earnings after Bennings meeting closes racing in the East under Jockey Club. August Belmont, J A Drake and William Whitney follow. McLewee dominated with Major Daingerfield and Gold Heels, amassing over $1500 in winnings across owners. Other top winners include notable owners listed.
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Bennings
Jockey Club
F.C
War on Ticket Forgers Concludes in Chicago
George H. Daniels reports a Chicago telegram dated Saturday November 2 noting a two week trial for conspiracy to forge tickets. Charles Allard James Donohue and Edward Farnum were convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary with Farnum pleading guilty on a related count. Prosecutions intensify next week as railroads face growing losses from careful ticket forgery.
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George H. Daniels
Chicago
Charles J. Allardt
James Donohue
Edward Farnum
Buffalo
Second week of Old Glory sale at Madison Square Garden opens
The second week of the Old Glory sale at Madison Square Garden began yesterday with bargain hunters targeting remaining stars. One hundred head sold for 27,800 dollars, averaging 278 per head, while Bicycle Girl the gray pacer was sold for 15 dollars though expected higher. Notable entries include Ruby Electrite and Forward Chimes among others.
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Madigan Square Garden
Speedway
International Ice Yacht Races On Gull Lake
Kalamazoo Ice Yacht Club schedules a series on Gull Lake from January 2 to 24 open to all United States and Canada ice yachts. Each race covers twenty miles with a time limit of one hour and fifteen minutes and cash prizes will be awarded with no entry fee. Kalamazoo Michigan.
Wright May Coach Columbia Face Uncertain Football Future
Mersey, Columbia's head coach, says he cannot accept the position next season. Likely next gridiron coach is Charles A. xt, with ties to 1899 and 1900 teams. R. S. Smith, Columbia’s best halfback this year, is viewed as a reliable captain choice amid student discontent over strict athletic restrictions.
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Mersey
Columbia
Charles A
Fiont
University of Washear
R. S. Smith
Smith
Ports New Portsten Sports Today Program
Racing events scheduled at New Orleans and Ingleside. Automobiling features a weekly debate at the Automobile Club of America.
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New Orleans
Ingleside
Automobile Club of America
Golf Season Of Tournaments Transferred To Southern Links
Golf activity shifts to Southern links as Northern tournaments end. Florida clubs, Palm Beach, St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Miami, Ocala and Tampa schedule events. old timers return and new players from Lakewood and New York expected. Southern Cross championship set for Palmetto links. Metropolitan Golf Association weighs adding a professional championship alongside amateur events amid debate and potential reorganization.
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Florida
Palm Beach
C. B. Cory
C. I. Tappin
Westbrook
A. H. Fenn
Poland Springs
E. A. Milike
Palmetto Links
Aiken
Amateur British golf title at Muirfield in May
The amateur championship of Great Britain will be held at Muirfield from May 19 to 22, a shift from the usual early May date. In other golf notes Adrien N. Warkin won the Yountakah Golf Club championship at Nutley New Jersey by defeating G B Martin 2 up in the final. Walter J. Travis to meet C B Macdonald tomorrow for Garden City Club title, following Macdonalds win over Travis in Lakewood semis.
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Metropolitan Golf Association
Western Golf Association
Metropolitan Association
Westbrook
Fox Hills
Percy Chubb
W. A. Flagg
W. F. Morgan
M. M. Singer
Great Britain
Muirfield
Adrien N. Warkin
Yountakah Golf Club
Nutley
Walter J. Travis
C. B. Macdonald
Garden City Golf Club
Macdonald
Travis
Lakewood
New Cup Defender Under Construction at Bristol
The lead keel for the new 9 foot cup defender has been cast and work continues at Bristol. Features include a wider beam than the Constitution, a longer heavier keel, and a sail area near 15,005 square feet. Captain Nat Herreshoff oversees progress as plates and belts for the bronze keel are prepared.
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Bristol
R. I
Herreshoffs
Nat Herreshoff
Herreshoff
Ansonia Brass Company
Baseball Players for New York Sign With McGraw
The Evening Star reports Captain Delehanty Orth and Townsend, Washington pitchers, have signed with Manager McGraw of the New York National League Club for the next season. Secretary N F Young confirms the annual meetings of the National League and American Association will be held in New York on December 9.
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Evening Star
Delehanty
Orth
Townsend
McGraw
New York
N. F Young
National Baseball League
National League
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
NYU Athletic Association elects advisory group and officers
At the NYU annual meeting the advisory committee for the upcoming year was chosen: Dr. C L Bristol Dr John P Munn Frank Jay Gould and Dr E Munson. Officers named include President Commodore David Banks first vice president E J Barnes T E Reilly recording secretary B Baldwin member at large C H Lane. Criteria for NYU and class numerals now require three games in football or basketball or three track events to earn varsity letters.
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New York University Athletic Association
C. L. Bristol
John P. Munn
Frank Jay Gould
Munson
Commodore David Banks
E. J .Banies
T. E. Reilly
Hallett
B. Baldwin
C. H. Lane
New York University
New Orleans Races Favor Schorr Stable Despite Rain
Racing at Crescent City Jockey Club features wins by Tancred Prince Blazes Worthington If You Dare and Optimo. Ordnung and Commissioner Forster beaten among favorites. John J. Ryan barred from booking after a Fort Erie ruling. Track muddy in rainy conditions. times listed for each six race card with several long-shot runners noted.
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New Orleans
Schorr
Ordnung
Forster
Clarence McDowell
Bennings
Crescent City Jockey Club
John J. Ryan
Fort Erie
Tomorrow's Card at Lemoyne Track includes five stakes races
Entries list for tomorrow’s race meeting at Lemoyne with selling events across six races. Notable horses and weights per race include Hattie Davis 108 in the first, Lord Melbourne 87 in the second, Leviathan 101 in the third, Chanterella 08 in the fourth, Lou Woods 91 in the fifth, and War Cry 95 in the sixth.
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Helgeson
Shoofly
Waugh
War Cry
Fuiler
Sidney Sabath
Hide and Seek
Prince Blazes
Robbins
Sue Johnson
C. Bonner
Henry of
Franstamar
Davisson
Flop
Vesuvia
Chorus Boy
Miss Sara
Annie Lauretta
Worthington
Jessie Jarbo
Haack
Banish
Buchanan
Sandflea
Mary Moore
James J. Corbett
Tom Collins
Mack Marie
Peter Duryeag
Dr. Scharff
W. J. Debee
Hobart
E. Loudan
Lord Melbourne
Death
Moor
Ning
If You Dare
T. Walsh
Larner
W. O'Connor
Boundlee
J. Spencer
Bronze Demon
Bummer
Della Ostrand
Little Jack Horner
Provost
Azua
Seiling
Optimo
Scully
Scotch Plaid
Commissioner Forster
Hicks
Joe Lesser
Judge Magee
Foraker
Lemoyne
Hattie Davis
Precisely
Lissome
Right Hower
Ceylon
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Eitholin
Nabockish
Gautama
Denny Duffy
Never Smile
Henry McDaniel
Hanover Queen
John Peters
Sister Kate II
the Bronze Demon
Rag Tag
Travers
Leviathan
Dodie S
Moabina
Trocadero
Bean
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Carat
Moroni
Georgia Gardner
Rolling Beer
Erne
Marcos
Barrack
Hedge
Florestan
Pickles
Robert G. Lansing
Sheriff Me
Lord Touchwood
Aurie B
Rankin
Automobilists sue the city over fatal Elmhurst ditching
Frederick C. Havemeyer and three companions sue the city after an election night crash in Elmhurst. Edmont Fremont, driver, lost a leg. Roderick Terry Jr. injured, Julian Gerard bruised. Plaintiffs seek 382000 in damages. Fremont seeks 50000. Terry 25000. Havemeyer 7000 for the wreck. Damages demand dated November 17.
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Roderick Terry, JR
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Long Island City
Mr. Havemeyer
Hempstead
Edmont Fremont
Hoffman Boulevard
Remsen
Ledgeaears
Tribune
Fremont
Julian
Automobiles Improve Murray Street Track For Heavy Traffic Test
Steel rails to be laid along Murray street from Church to Broadway with a foot wide rails and four and a half foot spacing to create a truckway for six and a half foot vehicles. Sections of Seventh avenue near Central Park and a Kingsbridge earth road will also receive rails as the city tests a Spanish and German device for heavier loads. Separately the Eagle Rock hill climb timing dispute in Thanksgiving Day saw W. J. Stewart win in the steam class after timing issues with O. P. Nestman and the American Automobile Club official explains the manual timing challenge. British Automobile Club faces course disputes for the international team cup race seeking a suitable Irish route meeting the ninety four mile minimum rule.
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Broadway
Seventh-ave
Central Park
Kingsbridge
Spain
Germany
Murray St
O. P. Nestman
Eagle Rock
W. J. Stewart
Butler
Automobile Club of America
Nestman
Automobile Club of Great Britain
Ireland
Continental Automobilists
Estate claim notices for Sutherland Craw Akin and Bogardus
Public notices announce claims against Victoria Sutherland Craw deceased and Henry F. Akin deceased requiring creditors to file vouchers by specified dates at Manhattan offices. Also a claim against William Bogardus, deceased, with filing deadline at 11 West 34th Street New York City.
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Thomas
George Fath
Frederick A. Camp
Broadway
New York City
Avner C. Thomas
Eliza Grupe
Headley M. Greene
Executrim
Frank T. Fitzgerald
County of
New York
Frederick C. Merry
Wall Street
Borough of
Manhattan
City of New York
Alice Miller F. Merry
Executrix Strong & Cadwalader
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Victoria Sutherland Craw
Victoria Suthernd Craw
Stern
Ginger & Barr
Wessey Haven Craw
Singer & Barr
All’ys
Borough of Manhattan
Henry F. Akin
Abner C. Thomas
County of New York
State of
Messrs. Reel, Simpson, Thacher & Barnum
Broad Street
ELIZABETH R._ AKIN
Reed, Simpson, Thacher & Barnum
William Bogardus
D Criber
West 34Th Street
C of New York
William J Roume
Clark Brooks
Hiram Merritt
Cannon & Cannon
Bareel Building
Theodors Merritt
Attys
Broadway Boreel Building
Minnie. Woodruff
Henry K. Davis
Catherine C. Murray
County of York
William Street
George Murray
Robert A. Murray
James C. Murray
William
City
Matilda R. Doscher
City of
William ©. Doscher
Clausine M. Benson
Henry B. Wesselman
Atty
Frederick D. Tappen
Strong & Cadwalader
Samuel Woolverton
Edward J. Handy
Oldfield Breaks World One and Five Mile Auto Records
Barney Oldfield, driving Tom Cooper's gasoline racer at Grosse Pointe, lowered the world one mile track record to 1 1 5 seconds and the five mile record to 5 20. His five mile time dropped seven and eight seconds across two trials, with a final one mile mark of 1 11 5. Official trials conducted by the Detroit Automobile Racing Association featured four timers and two scorers.
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Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
Grosse Pointe
Oldfield
Miles
Detroit Automobile Racing Association
Policeman Times Speed of Driver in City Street
Bicycle patrolman Whitely of the West One hundred twenty fifth street station testified that Bert A Rich of Madison avenue was speeding in Eighth avenue between 127th and 128th streets, ten seconds for a block about fifteen miles per hour. Rich denied stopping and questioned the stop watch timing. witness Finn corroborated Rich. Magistrate Mayo set bail at one dollar.
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W. F. Finn
West Forty-fifth St
Colgate Hoyt Arrested For Speeding In Rain
In a pelting rain at Oyster Bay Deputy John Garvin arrested Colgate Hoyt for speeding on the Cocks auto law. Hoyt claimed he had never driven the car before and did not realize the excess. he was released on recognizance to appear before Justice Oakley at East Williston.
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Oyster Bay
John Garvin
Hoyt
Garvin
Centre Island
Justice Oakley
East Williston
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