Trotting Board Expels Several Amid Race Decisions
The National Trotting Association board met at Murray Hill Hotel and expelled L Grow of Waterloo and C Fennell of Medicine Hat for starting the pacer Mintha under Maud L. in several Western states. The board upheld Peter Balta’s sixth place in the American Trotting Derby, denied James Farley’s appeal over Judex, and ruled in Beirmont Park wagon races that no drugging occurred. Additional outcomes include suspensions and fines involving multiple owners, drivers, and timers, with the board reconvening to conclude business.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill
L Grow
Waterloo
Ont
C. Fennell
Medicine Hat
Sask
Canada
Association
Pacer Mintha
Maud L
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Sxorthwest Canada
Peter Balta
Caleb Spencer
Newton
Mass
H. Brusie
New Heaven
Jay Kay
James Farley
Judex
Addption County Agricultural Society
Middleburr
Farley
Board of Managers
Vermont Meeting
Middlebury
William McDonald
Philadelphia
Oliver H. Beir
Philadelpha
Beilmont Park
Bair
Charles H. Shear
Clarksville
N. Y
Aliens County Agricultural Society
Shear
W. R. Halstead
G. L. Smio
Altamont
Jim McKinney
Roman
Feirmont
TV. Ve
A. Westcott
Rochester
Frasier
Pride of
Lott
Riverhead
Long Island
Fchiender
Gudzess
Red Mike
H. M. Hatfeid
Mount Morris
Penn
Pennsylvania
Joseph Laden
Wemple
Daniel J
Kingston
Leon
W. P. Merrill
Altoona Agricultural Society
Altoona
J. & Vipond
Merrill
Charlies H. Cassidy
G. W. Mn
Fanny Bowers
Fred Hames
Millersport
Ohio
Vipené
Boxing at National Athletic Club Opens Series in East 2th Street
The National Athletic Club on East 2th Street hosts a boxing entertainment series starting tonight. Frank Madden and Harry Ferns meet in the final ten-round bout under protection of an injunction granted by Justice Truax. The Supreme Court restrains police interference with club entertainments, and no new members are accepted on the eve of the event.
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National Athletic Club
East 2Th Street
Frank Madden
Harry Ferns
Stsa
Truax
Supreme Court
Big Shake-Up in Golf Nominates USGA Leaders
Herbert Jaques of the Country Club Brookline is nominated for president of the United States Golf Association to succeed Daniel Chauncey. The nominating committee swept in new officers with Jaques named president, Strawn and Dargan as vice presidents, Watson secretary, Morson treasurer, and a 9-member executive slate balancing West and East representation with one from the South.
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Herbert Jaques
Country Club
Brookline
United States Golf Association
Daniel Chauncey
G. Herbert
Windeley
Frederick
James
Charles B. Macdonald
the Country Club
Silas H. Strawn
Glen View Club
Chicago
Milton Dargan
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta
Robert C. Watson
Garden City
N. Y
William Fellowes Morson
Baltusrol
N. J
Jarvis Hunt
Wheaton
C. Traffray
Minikahda Golf Club
Minneapolis
Joseph &. Clark
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Arden M. Robbins
St. Andrews
North End Club Wins Opener in Athletic Bowling League
Newark based North End Club returns to league action after three years and defeats Montclair Club on home alleys. Despite two players posting lower scores, Charley Booth’s six strikes lead a strong team effort as Brown earns 232 in a 843 total. Montclair tallies 843 with Shotwell hitting 212 and a late rally, while both sides average 291.2 for the evening.
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North End
Newark
Montclair
Newark Five
Austin and Clark
Rachel
Charley Booth
Shotwell
North
Brown
Timely Auto Topics and Auto Club News
Foreign Grand Prix drivers sailed on La Lorraine from Savannah after Thanksgiving Day race. Competing drivers Henry, Fournier, Henriot, Hautvast, Cagno, Szisz, Rigel, Duray praised event. Duray wore medal. New Jersey club set hearing for E R Thomas on speeding. eighty new names to elect. Parker to speak on New York to Paris race. Long Island Auto Mobile Club elected Webb president. annual dinner December 10 announced. Automobile Club of America urged prosecuting racing chauffeurs after accidents. Maxwell Briscoe Motor Club organized for Maxwell owners. ten thousand eligible. aims toward good roads and fair legislation.
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Savannah
la Lorraine
Victor Henery
Henri Fournier
René Henriot
L. Hautvast
A. Cagno
Francis Szisz
Victor Rigel
Arthur Duray
Duray
Fournier
Rizal
Automobile Club of America
Board of Governors
The
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
E. R. Thomas
Thomas
New Jersey
Clib
Oreal A. Parker
New York
Long Island Automobile Club
Frank G. Webb
William C. Schinpf
Herbert G. Andrews
Charles C. Cluff
Maxwell-Briscol Motor Club
Maxwell Cars
Sailors Defeated by Brooklyn FC at Marquette Oval
In a fast soccer match at Marquette Oval yesterday the sailors of the steamship New York fell to Brooklyn Football Club 5 to 2. Watts opened the scoring for the sailors, Johnson added two quick goals for Brooklyn, C Watts replied for Brooklyn before halftime, and in the second period Mills scored twice with Stiles adding one as Brooklyn pulled away. Diberty scored the sailors’ lone goal of the second half.
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Marquette Oval
New York
Brooklyn Football Club
Watts
Sailora
Johnson
C. Watts
Brooklyn
Mills
Stiles
Sailors
Diberty
Savannah Made Money From Thanksgiving Grand Prize Race
Savannah Mayor Tiedman estimates about a half million dollars stayed in the city after the Thanksgiving Day Grand Prize race. He cites visitors, duration of stay, and types of trade as factors, noting hotels, restaurants, and other businesses benefited from the event and its week of activity.
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Mayor Tiedman
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
NYU Beats Stevens In Intercollegiate Chess Match
New York University defeated Stevens in the first series match for the intercollegiate chess league championship. The league also features Rutgers, with final board results incomplete in the report, leaving the overall score tied to be determined.
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New York University
Stevens
Rutgers
Flood stage relief as Arkansas River levee near Pine Bluff eases
The Arkansas River opposite Pine Bluff, Arkansas, continues to cave as the north bank was dynamited last night. The current shifts away from the worst levee area, reducing overflow danger though flood stage of twenty five feet remains. The Jefferson County courthouse and hotel near the river are now believed safe. Additional dynamiting may occur to push the main current away from Pine Bluff by tomorrow.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Jefferson County
Baseball Hearing in Chicago Seeks Commission Meeting
President Ban Johnson of the American League announced a special national commission meeting in Chicago to review the ticket scalping case involving the Chicago Baseball Club. Those who handled World Series tickets would face accusations that scalpers were favored. The likely date is around December 14.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League of Baseball Clubs
National Commission
Chicago Baseball Club
Surgeon General
Army
Medical Reserve Corps
Typhoid Epidemic Hits Reading With 450 Cases
Reading Pa Dec 3 Four hundred fifty typhoid fever cases reported with nearly fifty new since yesterday. Officials blame the water supply as the source of the outbreak and twelve deaths have occurred in the last ten days.
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Reading
Penn
A Mighty Fire Horse Fallen in Brooklyn
Hank the famed fire horse of Brooklyn has served 23 years with the department. After twenty runaways and a broken fore leg, he lies in a rope hammock at Bolivar Street hospital, his career ending as the department retires its most celebrated steed.
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Hank
Bolivar Street
Brooktyn
Husky
Brooklyn
Dorando Pietri to Start Six Day Bicycle Race
Dorando Pietri the marathon runner will start the six day race one minute after midnight Sunday as 15 teams of two riders gather from around the world. The lineup includes Walter Rutt and Johann Stol for the German-Holland pair, Norman Anderson and Carlie Vanoni for the Danish-Italian team, Bobby Walthour and Eddie Root for the Dixie-Yankee team, and Francois Faber with Henri Lafourcade among others. The event opens at 7 with Bayne'sth Regiment Band, following an ordinance allowing Sunday concerts.
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Dorando Pietri
Bayne’sth Regiment
Walter Rutt
Germany
Johann Stol
Holland
Norman Anderson
Copenhagen
Carlie Vanoni
Italy
Bobby Walthour
Atlanta
Eddie Root
New York City
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
National Athletic Club
Iver Ween
Chicago
the Mormons
Y Downing
Selt Lake City
San Jose
James Moran
Boston
Long Island
John Fedell
Lonbrook
Menus Bedwell
Lynbrook
Emerald Isle
Matthew Downer
Ireland
Patrick Logan
Elmer Collins
W. E. Mitten
Devonport
Iowa
Victor Dupre
France
Teon Georget
Hockey Players Busy for Amateur League Championship
New York Athletic Club manager Ben Rhodes bets on a strong squad as Crescent misses last year’s title. Wanderers captain Max Hornfeck celebrates Gilmore joining forward line with Garon. St Nicholas Rink practices add Bryant Philips Larned and college stars to a strengthened lineup as Crescent and other teams prepare for opening matches.
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Ben Rhodes
New York Athletic Club
Crescent
Max Hornfeck
Wanderers
Gilmore
Garon
Ellison
St. Nicholas
Bryant
Phillips
Kenneth Gordon
Billy Larned
Sheriff
Crescent Athletic Club
Flynn
Liffiton
McKenzie
Colonial Yacht Club Elects Officers for 1908
At the annual election held Wednesday night the Colonial Yacht Club chose officers for 1908 including Commodore George J. Westner and vice commodore W. Granberg. The annual club ball is set for January 21, 1908 at the Harlem Casino. The issue also notes the new serial The Ring and the Minn in the Sunday Tribune.
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Colonial Yacht Club
George J. Westner
W. Granberg
Alfred Colville
Ernest Eberlein
Frederick Gerst
J. P. J. Tully
Charles A. Franklin
Edward M. Fratz
John H. Dooley
Charles M. Hilliker
Tr. K. Whipple
John T. Canavan
Bd. T. Valliant
E. E. Ashley, Sr
C. B. Ferry, Jr
Albert Robinson
George A. Teller
Harlem Cagino
The
Ring and the Minn
Sunday Tribune
Women at Davis trial in Omaha murder case
In Omaha the Davis murder trial adjourned as bailiffs kept exits blocked for a large crowd while star prosecution witness Mrs. Abbie B. Rice testified about a pact to kill Dr. F. A. Austin. The day featured legal arguments over admissibility and the state won several rulings. Davis sat with his brothers Frederick H. and Latham Davis as proceedings paused with plans to complete her examination tomorrow.
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Omaha
Charles F. Davis
F. A. Austin
Abbie B. Rice
Mrs. Rice
Dr. Rustin
Davis
Rustin
Frederick H. Davis
First National Bank
Latham Davis
Government witness testifies in sugar scale fraud suits
Richard Parr, Treasury agent, testifies before Commissioner Shields that steel springs fixed in Havemeyer & Elder refinery scales caused fraudulent weighing of sugar imported over six years. He found holes in beams, post modifications, and that after removing springs the average weight increased by fourteen pounds per lot, indicating false readings for customs duties totaling millions.
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Richard Parr
Specie Treasury
United States
Shields
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer & Elder
Williiamsburg
Parr
Oil storage plans and ship bath fixes dominate Navy notes
The Navy outlines torpedo flotilla fuel depots with six thousand barrel gasoline tanks at Charleston and similar setups at other stations, with tankers to supply at sea. Army medical reserve retainers face pay questions, and ship bath systems require replacement of faulty showers. Orders issued across Army Navy Marine branches follow, plus reported warship movements and vessel assignments.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Charleston
8. C
Portsmouth
N. H
Congress
Naval General Board
Ships and orders shift at naval yards and bays
From Magdalena Bay to San Diego and other ports, vessels including the Saturn Justin Maine Uncas and Rowan shift routes. The Rowan is put out of commission while Past Jones is commissioned at Mare Island, with relief movements from Guantanamo Bay to the Potomac and onward to the navy yard.
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Rowan
Albany
Magdalena Bay
San Diego
Saturn
Magdaiena Bar
Island
Justin
Magdalene
Panama
Maine
Portsmouth
New York
Navy Yard
Teneral Station
Guantanamo Bar
Potomac
Charleston
Jones
Nervy Yard
Mare Island
Wendel pleads guilty on 69th birthday in graft case
Captain Louis Wendel former commander of the 1st Battery NG pleaded guilty on his sixty ninth birthday to forging a horse hire bill for the battery. He faces sentencing Tuesday by Judge Swarm. Indictments for larceny were dismissed on DA Jerome’s recommendation. Wendel once ran beer gardens and led a Tammany era staff with Croker Murphy Freedman.
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Louis Wendel
NG. N
Hfe
Swarm
Jerome
Wendel
National Guard
Hughes
Richard Croker
Charles F. Murphy
Andrew Freedman
Big Tim” Sullivan
Leutenant
Little Tim
Armory
United States Naval Station Narragansett Bay Formed
Secretary Newberry consolidates Naval War College training station hospital marine barracks torpedo station and coaling station into one command named United States Naval Station Narragansett Bay. Rear Admiral John P. Merrell becomes commandant of the naval station while War College and related units continue their established duties.
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J. F. Merrell
Naval Station
Narragansett Bay
E. B. Larimer
Pacific Torpedo Fleet
M. 5. Danis
Fox
Bay Rowan
Mare Island
R. M. Griswold
Colorado
St. Louis
O. F. Cooper
Washington
Home
H. G Fuller
Solace
J. S. Woods
Maryland
Farragut
J. L. Hand
A. N. Mitchell
E. W. M'Intyre
Active
Naval War College
Naval Training Station
Naval Hospital
Marine Barracks
Coaster’s Harbor Island
Naval Torpedo Station
Goet Island
Naval Coaling Station
Bradford
R. 1
Satteries Sworn In as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Herbert N. Satteries of New York was sworn in as Assistant Secretary of the Navy in Washington. Secretary Newberry and other officials witnessed as he received the bureau chiefs and officers on duty and began his duties.
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Washington
Herbert N. Satteries
New York
Newberry
Anarchist Deported for Preaching in Belleville Streets
St Louis December 3 Judge David P Dyer sustains an officer of Sec Straits directing Samuel Bachmann be deported to his home in England for preaching anarchistic teachings on the streets of Belleville Ill
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St. Louis
David P. Dyer
Federal District Court
Sammuel Bachmann
England
Belleville
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