New Era in Philippines Begins Industrial Push
Vice Governor Luke E Wright predicts a staged shift in the Philippines from colonial governance to industrial growth. He cites street cleaning and signal corps reform as signs of the American system, calls for a gold standard currency, tariff revision, and a 1000 mile rail program to unlock coal, copra, tobacco and sugar riches, with English to supplant Spanish, and steady peacetime gains in industry ahead.
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the Tribune
Washington
Luke E. Wright
The
Philippines
Signal Corps
Philippine
Benguet
Manila
Syndicate Plans $2.5 Million Broad Street Tower Project
A syndicate aims to take over and upgrade the four to five Broad Street properties Nos 46 to 50 and connect with Nos 42 and 44 New Street. Jacob W. Riglander, owner of 46 to 50 Broad Street and Mutual Real Estate Company, is linked to the plan. If built the complex would stand sixteen to twenty stories, costing about $2.5 million with $1 million for purchase and $1.5 million for construction. Architect George Edward Harding is reportedly drawing the plans.
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Broad-st
New-st
Jacob W. Riglander
Mutual
Edison
Tobin dies after being blown from train near Red Bank
Thomas Tobin of Fair Haven was killed when blown from a train between Red Bank and Matawan while en route to Freehold for a criminal assault trial. His absence from court prompted questions, but his body was found beside the track and later identified. He was about 25, son of Richard Tobin.
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Red Bank
N. J
Thomas Tobin
Fair Haven
Here
Middletown
Matawan
Tobin
Freehold
John Colemorgan
Richard Tobin
Knapp Urges Public Support for Eye and Ear Hospitals
Dr Herman Knapp, eye and ear specialist, spoke at Hosack Hall on The Scientific Educational and Charitable Work of the Eye and Ear Hospitals. He noted long effort at the Eye and Ear Hospital and plans to move to larger quarters at Sixty fourth Street and Central Park West with a $4 0 million goal to erect a well equipped hospital. He urged public interest to fund and support the new institution.
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Herman Knapp
Hosack Hall
New-York Academy of Medicine
West Forty-third St
Eye and Ear Hospitals
Sixty-fourth-st
Central Park West
The
Tribune
Knapp
Stop Advertising at Masonic Temple Sparks Tenant Protests
In Chicag o Dec 5 two thousand tenants of the Masonic Temple react to notices from Farnham and Willoughby replacing Cap tain Edward Williams amid tax fraud cases The managers warn doctors specialists and others in professions to halt advertising or surrender their leases The move aims to raise the building tone and could force some tenants to evacuate if they ignore the mandate
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the Tribune
Chicsco
Masonic Temple
Farnham & Willoughby
Edward Williams
Allen G
Memorial service for Rev. Dr. Charis Henry Eaton
A memorial service for Rev. Dr. Charis Henry Eaton was held at Church of the Divine Paternity on Central Park West. Rev. Charles F. Patterson led the service. speakers included Dr. John Coleman Adams of Hartford and I. M. Atwood for the Univest o, with George Gunton and Rev. Dr. MacArthur for the Baptist Church. A dedication tablet praised Eaton’s untiring service.
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Charis Henry Eaton
Church of the Divine Paternity
Seventy-sixth-st
Central Park West
Charles F. Patterson
John Coleman Adams
Hartford
Collyer
Cunton
I. M. Atwood
George Gunton
A MacArthur
The
Baptist Church
Eaton
Boston Bankers Split Over New York Monetary Reform
Boston bankers express mixed views on New York Chamber of Commerce proposals for monetary reform. James P. Stearns favors gradual retirement of circulation and gold parity for silver, while Henry L. Higginson supports basing circulation on bank credits and limits government banking, urging public deposits in national banks with strong supervision.
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Tribune
Boston
New-York Chamber of Commerce
James P. Stearns
National Shawmut Bank
Henry L. Higginson
Lee, Higginson & Co
Call for Harvard basketball candidates sparks large turnout
Cambridge Mass Dec 5 Special Basketball becomes Harvard winter sport with Captain Hanavan issuing a call for candidates drawing over 125 hopefuls at Hemenway Gymnasium. Jo Gillis appointed coach. class divisions created to form an interclass championship and varsity selection for the Intercollegiate League.
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Mass
Harvard
Crimson
Hanavan
Hemenway_ Gymnasium
Hanaven
Jo” Gills
Gillis
Hal
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Insylvania
Colley
Herran
Dr Timothy Field Allen dies after stroke in New York
Dr Timothy Field Allen a leading city physician died last night at his home from a stroke suffered fourteen months earlier. He leaves a widow and three children, with funeral plans pending. Born in Westminster Vermont on April 24 187, he graduated from Amherst College and earned multiple degrees. He held chairs at New York Homeopathic Medical College and led the New York Ophthalmic Hospital, authoring medical and botanical works.
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Timothy Field Allen
East Forty-eighth St
Paul Allen
Dr. Allen
Westminster
Amherst College
Julia Bissell
University of the State of New York
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
New- York Homeopathic Medical College
New-York
Policemen Train to West Point for Horse Riding Training
Deputy Police Commissioner Piper led a squad of mounted officers traveling in winter uniform to West Point. Inspector Adam Cross carried passes for the train ride, with Captains Piper Donovan and several sergeants joining. The group aimed to train and then teach other mounted squad members.
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Piper
West Point
West Shore Ferryhouse
West
Adam Cross
Captain Piper
Cross
James Donovan
Bathgate Ave
Max Steinbruck
Brooklyn
John M. Hefferon
Central Park Station
James Frawley
Kingsbridge
John T. Smith
Westchester Station
William Cullen
Seventy-third Precinct
On W. Hatton
Seventy-second Precinct
Ir Yn
No City Club Fund For Jerome Denied By Members
The article reports City Club members denying knowledge of a proposed fund to aid District Attorney Jerome and police work. Jerome warns of public misconceptions about the DA role and suggests reforms including a Third Deputy Police Commissioner. He mentions contingent funds and rejects city billing for any unapproved expenses.
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Jerome
Lakeville
Conn
Police
City Club
Thomas R. Slicer
Pryor
Peckham
Lease at 721 Seventh Ave for Five Years
At the New York County Register office the record shows a five year lease of 721 Seventh Ave at 4500 annually from Edward B. Corey to James Churchill. The store is occupied by Riese Brothers Grocers who say they must move as Churchill plans a saloon, a location they deem unsuitable and overpriced. Corey's dance hall reputation is noted while Churchill’s police dismissal is mentioned.
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New York
Churchill
James Churchill
The
Bowery
Fitthes
Edward B. Corey
Many Walk Over the Bridge in Cold Night Crowd Floods Brooklyn Bridge
Crowds crossed the Brooklyn Bridge last night as East River ferries strained to serve them. Police at the Manhattan end reported unprecedented turnout with both men and women preferring to walk despite an inclem ent chill. Traffic slowed when rails froze and horses slipped, causing brief delays.
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Brooklyn Bridge
East River
Manhattan
Cuban cigarmakers end strike in Havana
The Havana strike by cigarmakers ended as workers returned to their jobs after the Havana Commercial Company refused to sign their demands. Authorities and other factories pressured the company, which stood firm, insisting on state and county sharing road construction costs. Governor Odett did not offer a definite outcome.
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Havana
Havana Commercial Company
Copany
Odett
Sees Governor on good roads
Albany reports the Good Roads Organization committee met to prepare its report for the January meeting. It notes county appropriations rose from 700000 to 1391913, an almost doubling, indicating farmer support. Three hundred fifty five miles of road have been built since 1898, with more when counties preserve the current year’s funds.
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Albany
Good Roads Organization
Odell
Carlos Finlay
Havana
Cuban Cabinet Shuffles Prompt Surprise Edits and Rumors
Cabinet changes under President Palma shift Eduardo Yero to Government and Leopoldo Cancio to Public Instruction, with Vero returning later. Speculation abounds on further moves including a Supreme Court vacancy. Sir William Van Horne pays $160,000 under protest to Cuba Railroad taxes while awaiting safety approval of the line.
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Palma
Eduardo Yero
Senor Leopoldo Cancio
Wood
Senor Yero
Senor Cancie
Supreme Court
Vero
Sir William van Horne
Cuba
Sir William
van Horne
Lne
Hibernians Plan Carnegie Hall Fundraiser Meeting
The Ancient Order of Hibernians arrange a major benefit at Carnegie Hall to raise funds for a new Hibernian Hall. Archbishop Farley will preside. Bourke Cochran delays Europe trip to attend. Funds to be raised by William McAdoo with a large list of vice-presidents and dignitaries. Sale of seats and boxes strong, signaling a successful event.
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Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Carnegie Hall
Archbishop Farley
Bourke Cochran
Europe
William McAdoo
Navy
P. Henry Dugro
Eugene A. Philbin
Morgan J. O'Brien
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Perez M. Stewart
Thomas F. Gilroy
Justice Bischoff
Giegerich
Fitzgerald
Thomas H. Connery
Chamberlain E. R.L. Gould
William L. Tenny
Hugh King
Denis Brien
Court of Appeals
Carlisle School Graduates Prove Worth While, Tribune Says
In his annual Indian Affairs report Indian Agent Erwin criticized educated Indians. The Tribune promises Sunday coverage to show Carlisle Indian School graduates are not as alleged.
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Erwin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Tribune
Carlisle Indian School
Father and Daughter Disagree in South Carolina Disappearance
Miss Lola A Turner aged nineteen disappeared from her Clifton home near Spartanburg about a month ago. Her father, a wealthy retired businessman, pursued her to Spartanburg where she stayed with George E Ladshaw. Lola wrote a public note claiming she left due to differences with her father and for her own protection, citing hospital treatment and expenses funded by her own income. Ladshaw stated Lola sought refuge at his home and that she and his daughter stay indoors with his protection, asking visitors to notify him first.
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Columbia
5. C
Lola A. Turner
Clifton
Spartanburg
Turner
George E. Ladshaw
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Miss Turner
Robbery Near Waldorp Furs Worth a Thousand Stolen
A front window of William W Hart fur dealer at 65 Fifth Ave was smashed and $1,000 in furs and five gold medals from major expositions were stolen. A clerk discovered the broken plate glass and police quickly dispatched a detective to the scene. The items taken included boas and muffs from the furs.
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Fifth-ave
William W. Hart
Hart
Paris
Philadelphia
Ex-Alderman Accused in Divorce Suit
In Supreme Court, Mabel V. Fleck sues ex Alderman Frederick F. Fleck for divorce on grounds of inhuman treatment. She seeks alimony and counsel fees and alleges he disposed of properties including Manhattan and Bath Beach halls, launches, cars, a landau, and a survey, and that he kept her diamonds. He denies the accusations and says he never owned much of the listed property.
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Mabel V. Fleck
Frederick F. Fleck
Supreme Court
Newark Man Denied Under New Law Fight with Poachers Told
Andrew Albright of Newark New Jersey has his challenge to a recently enacted law summarized. The piece promises anecdotes about his encounters with poachers and includes lake pictures as part of tomorrow’s Tribune.
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Andrew Albright
Newark
N. J
To-Morrow
Tribune
Races and sports events listed at venues city and national
Cyclings at Madison Square Garden. Football championships Philadelphia Athletics versus Nationals in Philadelphia. Brooklyn Polytechnic versus Hyde Park School in Chicago. Trotting pacing championship Nathan Straus versus Sphinx. Speedway. Golf Metal play at Westchester Golf Club Travis versus MacDonald final round for championship at Garden City. Athletics forty second games 7th Regiment at armory. Chess Columbia at University of Pennsylvania. Water polo Columbia versus N A C at clubhouse. Swimming races at Columbia University gymnasium. Fencing three weapon cup team competition at Fencers' Club. Rowing stewards meeting Highland Rowing Association at Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Philadelphia Athletics
Nationals
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Polytechnic
Hyde Park School
Chicago
Nathan Straus
Sphinx
Speedway
Aera Westchester Golf Club
Travis
MacDonald
Garden City
7Th Regiment A
Armory
Columbia
U. of P
Race Track Roundup from New Orleans Meet
The track reports a rough day with Nobleman killed after a stall mishap while leading. Jack Demand upset the favorite in handicap results. Jessie Jarboe disqualified for rough riding. Race summaries list winners and times across six events, with Kilogram and other entries noted as incidents.
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New Orleans
Jack Demand
Hauck
Jessie Jarboe
Patheen
Heart
Judge Magee
Conley
Lady Midas
Hoffter
Mary Moore
Omelia
Ecome
Maid of Enid
Bedlam
B. Rice
Pageant
Scully
Ray Omen
Showman
Piquancy
Oronte
Ace of Spades
Lemerine
John Peters
O’conner
Travers
Haack
Light Hunt
Miller
Loeskin
Moderator
Moubina
Guatama
Rellt Beer
Buchanan
Icks
Tnished
Atheola
Robbins
Compass
W. Hicks
Pierce J
Gannon
Georgia Gardner
Fat Garrett
Vesuvia
Hattie Davis
Ordnung
O'Connor
Auria B
Stratton II
H. Booker
Sowkwell
Flora Levy
Graden
Races Feature Notable Sprinters and Distinct Weights
A detailed card lists six races with buyer selling lines and weights. Two year olds race five furlongs featuring Kiowasa and Pure jo ce among many, while seven furlongs include Nabocklish and Moroni. The six furlong Palmetto Sweepstakes lists Uranium and Oronte, with Bender's entry Tom Maybin among others. The purse for all ages five furlongs shows Glennovis and Pride of Galore with several contenders. A one mile and a quarter selling closes the card with Lou Woods and Optime among entrants.
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Anzerger
Kiowasa
Mount Hope
Pure Jo
Agnes Mack
Florestan
Dockwood
Cratchfield
Vineland
Tom Maybin
Tancred
Lord Pepper
Larson
John Potter
Macon
Depenan
Ben Frost
Irving Mayor
Nabocklish
Moroni
Guatarama
Della Ostrand
Flaneur
Cherries
Ruby Ray
Little Jack Horner
Jerry Hunt
Peat
Ailenes
Brown Vail
Peter Dury
Marie Bell
Velasquese
Scorpio
Brandy Smash
Hermeose
the Lady
Hi Kollar
Lou Woods
Optime
Patheen
Erne
Marcos
Ceylon
Prince Blazes
Barrack
Six Day Bicycle Race Opens at Madison Square Garden
Preparations are complete for the international six day team race at Madison Square Garden beginning tomorrow night. Riders from out of town have arrived with trainers to light work today at Vailsburg or Manhattan Beach. A race rule change allows a rider who loses a partner to pair with any other broken team, with lower scores counted if teams merge and a lap penalty if tied. A four hour rule prevents pairing for those long out of race. Tonight’s preliminaries feature Eddie Bald Ivor Lawson Frank Kramer Floyd McFarland Owen Kimble E F Root Ned Newkirk Nat Butler Schrieber Jacobson Keegan Moran and others in a ten mile lap and other events including a five mile amateur race and a twenty mile motor paced match between Jimmy Michael and Harry Elkes.
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Madison Square Garden
Elty
Vailsburg
Manhattan Beach
Garden
Eddie" Bald
Ivor Lawson
Frank Kramer
Floyd McFarland
Owen Kimble
E. F. Root
New England
Ned” Newkirk
Nat” Butler
Schrieber
Jacobson
Keegan
Moran
Jimmy” Michael
Harry” Elkes
Board of Review Decisions in National Trotting Association
The Board of Review finished adjournment and issued several rulings on mixed gait races. Lyman by Dane & Burke Rowley Mass was disqualified for pacing after starting as a trotter, with forfeited wins returned and suspensions for Dane & Burke and the horse. The Delorimer Park case remains under study as evidence is uncertain and a driver whip allegation awaits action. In Ohio Texas Queen and Bessie Williamson disputes, Bessie Williamson’s third heat win is ruled invalid for lacking required weight. The board expects to conclude work today.
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National Trotting Association
Lyman
Dane
Sidney Painter
Austin Kail
Fife
Ohio
Jefferson Agricultural Society
Texas Queen
Bessie Williamson
Racquet and Tennis Club to Acquire West Forty Fourth Site
The Racquet and Tennis Club took title to Nos 4 and 2S West Forty-fourth Street a 50 by 100.5 foot plot from Richard H Williams. Mortgage on the property is 70 dollars. The purchase was reported by The Tribune about a year ago with plans to build an addition to the club’s present home, which fronts West Forty third Street and adjoins the rear of the new site.
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West Forty-fourth-st
Richard H Williams
the Tribune
Forty-third
New Nine Story Building To Be Torn Down
A striking note on progress as a nine story building is slated for demolition in the city. The item previews tomorrow’s Tribune with emphasis on rapid urban change and development.
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Tribune
Dominion Iron and Steel Wins Tax Bounty Judgment
The Dominion Iron and Steel Company of Sydney N S wins Exchequer Court judgment for 1% against the Dominion Government. The dispute centers on whether bounty is payable on molten article or pig iron produced. Auditor General argued only on the metal, while the company contends for broader coverage.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Sydney
N. S
Exchequer
Dominion
Dominimn
J Carnes
New York Nine Signs Delehanty and Babb for Next Season
John T. Brush, appointed manager for the New York baseball team, arrives from the West and signs outfielder Delehanty and Indianap lis native Charles Babb to join the local nine for the coming season.
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John T. Brush
New York
West
Delehanty
Charles Babb
Anan
Indiana
Pelis
Syracuse Columbia Athletic Agreement Proposed for Five Years
Syracuse's football management proposes a five year athletic pact with Columbia covering football rowing baseball and track. Columbia has not acted and athletic advisers appear to oppose signing the agreement.
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Syracuse
G. Abbott
Columbia
Shrewsbury Iceboat Yacht Club Elects Officers
Long Branch New Jersey December 5 Special The Shrews bury Iceboat Yacht Club tonight at Pleasure Bay elected Commodore E W Reid vice commodore Thomas Riddle recording secretary C H C Clark treasurer John L Price financial secretary E H Sree fleet captain George P Joline L Seaman and Thomas Riddle trustees T SL itumite To ry A Patterson and Theodore Joline The club will sail a series of races on the South Shrews bury River this winter.
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Long Branch
N. J
Shrewsbury
Ox Yacht Club
Pleasure Bay
E. W. Reid
Thomas Riddle
C. H. C. Clark
John L. Price
E. H. Sree
George P. Joline
L. Seaman
T. SL Itumite
Tory A. Patterson
Theodore Joline
Ct 1
Shrewsbury River
Tiger gym team to meet Penns schedule note
Princeton announces a ten meet gymnastic schedule with Rutgers appearing for the first time. A Penn joint exhibition is the first since 1897. A quadrangular meet in New York pits Princeton Yale NYU and Penn on March 13.
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Princeton
N. J
Rutgers College
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
New-York University
New-York
Hanley Makes Twelve Consecutive Strikes in Detroit Bowling
George Hanley of Detroit rolled twelve consecutive strikes at Fellowcraft alleys last night, achieving a perfect score of 300 though the total score was not mentioned. The performance marks the highest possible score in bowling.
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Detroit
George Hanley
Yale Football Team Honored At Yale Club Reception
The Yale eleven received a reception at the Yale Club last night with most resident members present and many outsiders. The squad was mostly unentertained except for one. Informal speeches were delivered by Captain Chadwick George Ades ex Judge Henry Howland Trainer and Mike Murphy.
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Yale
Yale Club
Chadwick
George Ades
Henry Howland
Mike” Murphy
Football Player Breaks Leg in Scrimmage at Patchogue
Clarence Case, night operator at the New York and New Jersey Telephone Company's Patchogue office, fractured his left leg just above the ankle during a school football scrimmage. He is a post graduate student and a member of the team.
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Patchogue
Long Island
Clarence Case
New York and New Jersey Telephone Company
Case
Meeting on sprinkling streets opposed by motorists club
Tonight the Century Road Club Association hosts a meeting at 316 West Fifty-third Street to protest the current street sprinkling plan. The League of American Wheelmen backs water by the Street Cleaning Department, citing health, pavement damage, water waste, and dirt burden. Aldermanic Law Committee favors raising the automobile speed limit from eight to ten miles per hour and reports against icing licenses.
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Century Road Club Association
West Fifty-third St
League of American Wheelmen
Aldermanic Law Committee
Fishing schooners idle as Mexican waters ban
San Diego reports all Laplaya fishing schooners anchor off Roseville awaiting fate after Ensenada bans American vessels from Mexican waters. Joseph Manes organizes response telegraphing the American Consul. new messages warn license fees will be nearly prohibitive if boats fish there. Also notes on Roosevelt and Moar aiding two Syrian children, with photos at Senator Hearst’s home and an ad for tomorrow’s Trib.
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Cal
Laplaya
Roseville
Ensenada
Joseph Manes
Manes
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