Baltimore capitalist Major Alexander Shaw dies suddenly
Major Alexander Shaw a leading Baltimore capitalist died from heart disease after being stricken at his doorway on the night he was to be guest of honor at a Mercantile Trust Company directors dinner. A Union Civil War veteran, he helped form one of the nation’s largest coal firms and held director roles in several banks and institutions.
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Alexander Shaw
Tribune
Baltimore
Major Alexander Shaw
John Gill
Mercantile Trust Company
General Gill
Major Shaw
John Knox Shaw
Long Branch
N. J
Maryland
John K. Shaw
Maryland Volunteer Infantry
Cumberland and Elk Lick Coal Company
National Bank of Baltimore
Eutaw Savings Bank
Baltimore Equitable Society
The
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
West Virginia Ol Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
United States
Louis E. McComas
McComas
West Virginia
Harvard French Play Opens at Bijou Theatre
Boston report on Harvard Cercle Francais presenting Corneille Le Menteur at the Bijou Theatre in Cambridge. The first performance drew large local interest and was praised for mastery of lines and acting. cast includes Champollion, Thompson, Haviland, Blanchet, Edson, Bran dyce, Henderson, Gibson, Wellman and others.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard
Cercle Francais
Bijou
Corneille
Lea Menteur
Cambridge Society
Gerante
A. C. Champollion
Dorante
F. B. Thompson
Alcippe
W. D. Haviland
Philiste
W. Blanchet
Clarke
E. C. Edson
Lucrece
G. Jones
Isabelle
H. D. Brandyce
Sabine
P. G. Henderson
Cliton
K. H. Gibson
Lucas
Witnesses Sought to Defend Major in Samar Court Martial
Manila December 13 Major Waltz and Major Dodds chosen to defend Major Glenn at a court martial over Samar campaign orders. Defense seeks witnesses from the United States including General Chaffee Brigadier General Smith Major Irvine and Joseph Conklin to testify on warfare policy and the orders in question.
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Manila
Waltz
Dodds
Glenn
Samar
United States
Chaffee
Bridagier
Jacob H. Smith
Irvine
Joseph Conklin
Smith
Caulfield
Conklin
Plan to reorganize Lake Carriers with labor unions
At a Lake Carriers Association meeting a committee was named to report a plan to form corporate bodies for vessel owners and labor unions to contract. Members include William Livingston and H J Firth with Harvey D Goulter and J Giltchrist. Proposals seek court relief for capital labor disputes.
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Corporation of Lake
Tribune
Cleveland
Lake Carriers’ Association
William Livingston
Detroit
H. J. Firth
Philadelphia
Harvey D. Goulter
H. Colby
J.©. Gil
Old Clergyman Dies Aboard Boston Elevated Train
The body of a tall clerical man died of heart disease on an elevated train in Boston. Police believe the deceased is Rev Lysander S Dickerman of New York. He was about seventy, previously lived with his wife at 2914 Washington Square, left the city a year earlier, and had recently moved between St James Place and a suburban house.
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the Tribune
Boston
Saerangest
Lysander S. Dickerman
New York
Washington Square
St. James Place
Digby and Sydney Railway Plan Aims to Link to New York
Halifax dispatch reports A J S Copp of Digby plans to incorporate the Digby and Sydney Railway Company. The proposed line would run from Sydney to Digby to bring Sydney closer to New York, with a Digby steamship connection to Portland and onward to New York.
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Halifax
N. S
A. J
Copp
Digby, N. S
Digby and Sydney Railway Company
Sydney
C. B
Digby
New York
Portland
Roland Molineux Visits Tombs After Acquittal
Roland B. Molineux made his second visit to the Tombs yesterday since being acquitted of Mrs. Katherine Adams murder. He met with the Tombs chaplain for some time and declined to discuss the visit. It was noted he went there to gather facts for the publication of his book.
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Roland B. Molineux
Tombs
Katherine Adams
Feav
Crowded Lodging House Shelters 260 Flooded by Cold
The city lodging house filled with shivering attendees last evening. By 9 PM 247 were admitted and by 11 PM the capacity of 260 was reached, forcing many to be turned away. Among the late arrivals were Samuel Sternberg and his wife with two children, a six year old and a ten week old, claiming about a week in the city. They said they had $189 in cash, he 40 and she 30, and that they were Russians.
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Samuel Sternberg
Philip
Joseph
Pennsylvania Southwest orders sixty five new engines
In Columbus on December 13 authorities announced orders for sixty five new engines for the Pennsylvania Southwest lines to be delivered from January to August next year. Forty engines will expand equipment and the rest will replace wornout units. Six engines will be built at Altoona shops with the remainder produced at outside shops. Almost every branch of industry is represented in the little advertisements the People column.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Southwest Lines
Altoona
Pennsylvania
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Prominent guests checked in across hotels including Major M. M. McComb and Captain J. C. Sanford of the U S Army at Earlington. Grand once hosted George R. Finch from Glens Falls and Lt Col C P Echols from West Point. At Holland hotel Dr Adolf Lorenz and Dr Friederich Mueller from Vienna plus Richard Vaux of Philadelphia. Manhattan welcomed Chief Judge Alton B. Parker and Rev Dr F W Gunsaulus. Murray Hill saw Colonel C W Larned U S A. Netherlands housed Martin Garcia Meron envoy to the United States. Victoria received A C Eustace of Elmira.
New York Clubs Host Lectures and Benefit Events
A sequence of city events includes a Press Club night at Edenia Club Marlborough Hotel with dinner at 7 and vaudeville at 9, plus lectures by Herbert L. Bridgman of the Peary Arctic Club at the Harlem YWCA on Peary's Pole progress. Upcoming programs feature Elmendorf London coronation stereopticon, St. Leo's church service by the Actors' Church Alliance, a December 18 Mary of Magdala performance at Manhattan Theatre for the alliance, and a December 29 cadet colors presentation at Waldorf Astoria led by Bourke Cochran with participation of bishops and Catholic alumni from St Francis Xavier College.
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Edenia Club
Marlborough Hotel
Thirtysixth St
Broadway
Herbert L. Bridgman
Peary Arctic Club
Harlem
Young Women's Christian Association
West One-hundred-and Twenty-Fourth-St
Peary
Pole
New-York
The
Actors’ Church Alliance
St. Leo's
East Twenty Eighth-St
Thomas J. Ducey
St. Chrysostom’s Chapel
Thirty-ninth-st
Seventh-ave
Manhattan Theatre
Thirty-third-st
St. Francis Xavier College
Waldorf-Astoria
Bourke Cochran
Charles E. F. McCann
Archbishop Farley
McDonnell
Brooklyn
McFaul
Trenton
Macy and other stores offer wide holiday gifts in books and furs
A New York listing highlights Macy, Bartens and Rice, Volkels, Horner, Jaekel, Abraham and Straus, and many others with reduced prices on books, furs, jewelry, linens, garments, and home goods. Retailers advertise Christmas assortments, Oriental wares, rugs, china, and seasonal footwear and furniture aimed at gift buyers.
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R. H. Macy & CO
Broadway
Bartens & Rice Company
R. J. Horner & CO
West Twentythird St
A. Jaeckel & CO
Union Square West
Abraham & Straus
Brooklyn
A. D. Matthews
C. C. Shayne
Forty-first
Forty-second Sts
Sixth-ave
Lord & Taylor
Twentiethst
John Ruszits Fur Company
Mercer St
Ruszits
Dempsey & Carroll
E. R. Volkel
A. A. Vantine & CO
Eighteenth St
Arnold, Constable & CO
John Daniels, Sons & Sons
Ninth Sts
Higgins & Seiter
West Twenty-first
West Twenty-second
B.altman & CO
Leander and Krebs win six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden
George Leander and Floyd Krebs of Illinois won the six day race at Madison Square Garden finishing ahead in the final mile against Jacobson. Newkirk and Jacobson stayed close through the week as crowds packed the arena and cheered the climactic dash. McFarland led a late sprint to claim third, with Moran and Bedell close behind. Krebs suffered with a broken bone while several riders battled fatigue and heat. The event paid eight prizes totaling 4650 dollars, with promoters earning substantial profit from the record attendance.
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George Leander
Floyd Krebs
Illinois
Madison Square Garden
Newkirk
Jacobson
Franz Krebs
Krebs
Leander
Floyd Kreb
McFarland
Maya
Bedell Brothers
Stinson
Moran
John Bedell
Bedell
Root
Galvin
Keegan
Peterson
Boston
Barthold
Miller
Waller
McLachern
Pierce
Quinn
McFarland and Elkes
McEachern
Gougoltz
Simar
Walthour
Mckend
Wilson
Munroe
Chern
Baseball Man Peffer Wins Second Suit Against New York Club
Fred Pfeffer, the former second baseman, wins a Supreme Court verdict of 737 dollars against the New York Baseball Club. The case, arising from his 1896 contract and suspension, follows an earlier trial and appellate reversal. John M. Ward represented Pfeffer, while the club was aided by Sullivan of Nicoll Anabel Lindsay. an appeal has been filed.
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Fred Peffer
New York Baseball Club
Nicoll, Anabel & Lindsay
New York
Novelty Exhibition Opens At Madison Square Garden
The Novelty Exhibition Christmas Fair and Street Carnival opens tomorrow at 8 pm at Madison Square Garden. Carpenters have completed decorations including a 40 foot high tree, vast evergreen festoons, pine tree clusters, and thousands of electric bulbs. numerous novelties and carnival features are promised.
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Madison Square Garden
First sleigh arrives at Standard Hotel in first snow
Miss Eva Pierster, early Friday night, reaches the Standard Hotel in a snowstorm and becomes one of four drivers rewarded with magnums of champagne. Fellow winners include William J. Miner from Forty-sixth Street, Jack Cauldwell from Kingsbridge, and Mrs E A Carpenter from The Bronx.
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Seventh-ave
Standard Hotel
Central Bridge
Ulster
Miss Pierster
William J. Miner
Forty-sixth-st
Thirdave
Jack” Cauldwell
Kingsbridge
E. A. Carpenter
Bronx
Canadian Team Victorious Over Ulster Eleven in Belfast
Belfast December 13 The visiting Canadian football team won their first match here defeating Ulster by a score of one pot and two touch downs to a goal and one touch down.
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Belfast
Ulster
Oxford and Cambridge Tie in Annual Football Match
London report states the Oxford and Cambridge football match ended in a tie with a prize goal and a touchdown noted in the summary. No additional details available due to damaged text.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Touchdown
Hastings Leads Stallions in East Yearly Earnings
August Belmont's Hastings top the East earnings list with $106,581 for his get this year. Mizzen leads Hastings winners with $30,886. Masterman, $14,345. Lord of the Vale, $14,340. Gunfire, $13,155. Major Daingerfield and Salvator appear among leading sires with multiple big wins and high totals.
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The
Jockey Club
East
Hastings
Mizzen
Morris Park
Masterman
King Hanover
Gravesend
Bennings
Gunfire
W. C. Whitney
Candlemas
John Madden
Whitney & Duryea
Swiftman
Miss Mitchell
Handspring
Major Daingerfield
Brighton
Clarence H. Mackay
Acefall
Grey Friar
Skillful
Witfull
Merry Reel
Ben Brush
St. George
Greg Friar
Cornell Beaten to Henley Regatta Ambition
Ithaca N Y Dec 13 Cornell faced relief as Henley stewards barred foreign crews. The move ends Cornell plans to send a Carnelian and White crew after years of considering a Henley challenge. Professors and organizers view the decision as preserving English rowing tradition over foreign competition.
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THE
Tribune
Ithaca
N. Y
Henley
Cornell
Poughkeepsie
England
W. F. Durand
Navy
White Crew Was Concerned. Mr. Courtney
Mr. Courtney
Orwell
Rouge Eepsie
Yale Eyes Henley Regatta Coach Eligibility
Yale undergraduates, including oarsmen, discuss England’s Henley Regatta rule barring foreign crews coached by professionals unless the coach resigns 30 days before the meet. Yale had no official comment as key leaders are away. prevailing view is Yale would not send a crew, though a graduate head coach may fall outside the rule. John Kennedy serves as associate coach, status unclear under new rule.
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New Haven
Conn
England
Yale
Waterman
Detroit
Mich
Dreisbach
Walter Camp
Hadley
Henley
Snasmuch
Harvard Crew Reacts Calmly to Henley Decision
Harvard officials and rowers offered little comment after Henley stewards barred professionally coached crews. Captain McGrew was in New York, while Weld and Newell members declined to discuss the ruling, reflecting long absence of Harvard participation at Henley.
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Cambridge
Mass
Henley
Harvard
McGrew
Varsity
New York
Weld and
Newell
Columbia Forms Cross Country Club and Elects Officers
Columbia students organized a cross country club with H. J. Bartholomae as manager, F. L. OConnell as captain, and A. J. McDonald as lieutenant. The group plans hare and hounds runs and paper chases weekly in winter. Frank L. OConnell named captain of the 1904 varsity cross country team. Athletic insignias awarded to multiple Columbia athletes include track and baseball monograms and varsity stripes for Muller and Gillies. Freshman lacrosse honors include class stripes for a large list of players plus numerals for N. W. Van Nostrand as assistant crew manager.
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Columbia Athletic
Columbia
H. J. Bartholomae
Law
F. L. O'Connell
College
A. J. McDonald
Science
Frank L. O'Connell
University Athletic Council
Nicholas W. Muller
William F. Gillies
J. W. Arnold
G. M. Fallion
W. M. Geer
F. J. Haines
W. Heyman
H. Mestre
L. F. Otten
W. F. J. Piel
F. W. Rochester
W. L. Hothschild
L. B. Smith
T. K. Taft
J. van Buren
G. A. Younger
N. W. van Nostrand
Soph Show at Carnegie Lyceum Features A Glimpse of Paradise
The annual Columbia Soph Show at Carnegie Lyceum presents four performances this week before Christmas. The three act farce by Joseph J. Dilley, first staged in London in 1887, features Adolphus Dove and a cast including Lewis G. Spence Henri Beau Desert, William J. Mitchell, Laura Bellamy, and Walter H. Bradley as manager. The plays travel through Miss Speckley’s Paradise, the meadow gate Purgatory, and back to Speckley’s Blackcloth in three scenes.
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Carnegie Lyceum
New York
Paradise
Joseph J. Dilley
Lyric Theater
London
Adolphus Dove
Lewis G. Spence Henri Beau Desert
William J. Mitchell
Frank Bellamy
Dudley H. Morris Tates
Thackers Stamler
Drury Lane
Frederic L. Humphrey Constable Pope
Laura Bellamy
Wens
Morris D. Ferris
Howard F. Randolphene Spedsley Chalmers Wood, Jr
Susan
Chester W. Cuthel
Miss Speckley’s
Meadow Gate
Purgatory
Speckley’s
Blackcloth
Walter H. Bradley
Shom
Flocarline Wins Derby as Lord Melbourne Fades in New Orleans
In heavy track conditions at New Orleans, Flocarline won the six furlong Preliminary Derby by a neck over Lord Melbourne after a fast final drive. Earlier races featured Ben Mora, Sheriff Bell, John Peters, Jessie Jarboe, Georgia Gardner, and other runners with tight finishes and long odds. The program lists multiple races for the day and outlines entries for Monday’s card with favorites, odds, and times.
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New Orleans
F. M. Dick
Kittening
Sweet Alice
Lord Melbourne
Flocarline
Ben Mora
H. Booker
Alpaca
McCafferty
Playlike
Gannon
Frank Kenny
James J. Corbett
Utero
Four Leaf C
Russellion
Ace of Spades
Sand Flea
Sarah
Sheriff Bell
Aurie B
W. Hicks
Inspector Shea
Fuller
Ray
Robert G. Lansing
John Peters
the Lady
Buchanan
Echodale
Pride of Galore
Canyon
Lord Touchwood
Henry McDaniels
Pageant
Welcome Light
Prince of Endurance
Oronte
Handspinner
Farmer Jim
Brookston
Jessie Jarboe
Scotch Plaid
Treanor
RB. Campbell
Georgia Gardner
W. Woods
Compass
Irving Mayor
Larson
Final Fort Erie Racing Association meeting winds up affairs
The Fort Erie Racing Association held its final meeting in Toronto on December 13, winding up the organization and transferring its property to Hood and German. The track will operate next season under Hendrie and Parmer.
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Toronto
Fort Erie Racing Association
Messrs. Hood
German
Messrs
Hendrie
Parmer
Ingleside track heavy with clear day horse racing card
San Francisco December 13 Ingleside track heavy but fair weather. Six races listed with winners Karabel III, Carnero, Quiz II, Arabo, The Fretter, The Buffoon and multiple runners. Monday entries show maidens, selling and Futurity Course two-year-olds with numerous names such as Distrust Cousin Carrie Jockey Club and Deutschland.
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San Francisco
Ingleside
Burns
Karabel III
Burlingame
Parsifal
Traxler
Young Morello
Rasp
Intrepido
Bonnie Lissak
Buck Taylor
Velma Clark
Jack Richelieu, Jr
Harry Thatcher
Lexington Pirate
Resin
Lewis
Carnero
Cochrane
the Weaver
Walker
Tulare
Sol Lichtenstein
Allabout
Whiskers
Nora D
Arthur Ray
Quiz IH
Ransch
Troy
J. Daly
Bedner
Hewitt
Mocorito
Oscar Tolle
Bard Burns
Ned Dennis
Skip Me
Arabo
Minder
Gaviota
Gold Bell
Elliott
Fretter
Nones
Siddons
Troxler
Lodestar
Lord Badge
the Buffoon
Meehanus
Huachuca
Knight
Diderot
Greyfeld
All Green
Jockey Club
Deutschland
Iras
Auntie
Blue Miracle
the Owl
Iredus
Annie Nolan
Brissac
Filibuster
Alado
Tathos
Constable
Diomed
Rosario
Heaners
Phil Archibald
Goldone
Loneerman
Imp
Mildred Schultz
Hirlouon
St. Sever
Botany
Sad Sam
Even G
Urchin
Axminster
Grafter
Dunblane
Stuyveain
Western Jockey Club Rules Notice
Chicago December 13 Secretary Kuhl of the Western Jockey Club issued a notice enforcing rules against foreign books winter racing and racing on unrecognized courses. Violators will be denied all track privileges under the club’s jurisdiction and reinstatement applications will not be considered.
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Chicago
Kuhl
Western Jockey Club
Jock Ore
Recent Chess Games at Paris Café de la Regence
Selection of games from the Paris chess tournament at Café de la Regence details recent rounds and notable rivalries. Players contest strategic positions amid Parisian chess culture, with commentary on openings and middlegame plans.
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Paris
Café de la Regence
Steel spars begin for defender with steel plates
Bristol R I Dec 13 Work started today on steel plates for the defender's spars at Herreshoff shops. Most spars will be steel except pawsprit cut from Oregon pine. Mast boom and gaff will be larger than Constitution to allow greater sail area. Topmast will be telescopic with a new rigging idea by Nat Herreshoff to ease operation.
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Tribune
Bristol
R. I
Herreshoff
Nat” Herreshoff
College Life Articles Featured In The Columbia Lit Monthly
The current issue of The Columbia Literary Monthly presents a series on college life with essays about Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell and Columbia. Each piece is by the editor in chief of a college literary publication and reflects strong college loyalty.
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Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Cornell
Columbia
Columbia Literary Monthly
University
College Whist Club Forms at Columbia for Intercollegiate Tourney
Whist players at Columbia organize a club for the planned intercollegiate tournament to be held in New York in March. Charter members include R W Thompson H R Sturtevant T L Perry N W Muller H A Keeler L G McAneny R M Putzel C A Schneider V de Beaumont LD Williams J W Thurlow F L Wells. Other schools like Princeton Yale have clubs and Cornell Harvard Pennsylvania soon organize. A silver cup will be awarded to the champion college after several years of matches.
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Columbia
New York
R. W. Thompson
H. R. Sturtevant
T. L. Perry
N. W. Muller
H. A. Keeler
L. G. McAneny
R. M. Putzel
C. A. Schneider
V. de Beaumont
LD Williams
J. W. Thurlow
F. L. Wells
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Brown
Poultry Show at Madison Square Garden Jan 6 to 10
The fourteenth annual New York Poultry Pigeon and Pet Stock Association exhibition will fill Madison Square Garden from January 6 through 10. Entries via Secretary H V Crawford of Montclair NJ are due by December, with thousands of birds and many foreign entrants. The event includes a prominent pet stock division and the Atlantic Cat Club’s New York Cat Show with their Challenge cups, expecting around three hundred cats.
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New- York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
Madison Square Garden
H. V. Crawford
Montclair
N. J
New-York
Pet Stock Department
Atlantic Cat Club
West Fortieth St
Crawford
Barnard Normal Girls Meet In Gentle Barnard Win
In Normal College gym, Normal College defeated Barnard College 16 to 9 at half and 16 later, in a gentle contest marked by partisan Normal chants to Yankee Doodle. Notable lineups included Mahoney, Munson, Wellwood, and Fisher for Normal and Dorrian, Cooley, Reilley, Hoffmar for Barnard. Referee H. Allen Columbia, umpire T. G. Cook Fanwood A. C. Twenty minute halves.
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Normal College
Miss Fisher
Barnard
Miss Mahoney
H. Allen
Columbia
T. G. Cook
Fanwood A. C
Columbia Hockey Candidates Train Outdoors at Olympia Rink
Columbia's hockey candidates moved from indoor gym practice to outdoor sessions at the Olympia Rink located at 136th Street and Lenox Avenue. Captain William Duden says the outlook is bright as 34 candidates compete for the varsity seven, featuring Duden Benedict H Duden Von Bernuth Brady Bode and Cornell from the freshman squad. A Brennan of class '06 has been named manager of the Columbia freshman hockey team for the season at St Nicholas Rink.
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Olympia Rink
Lenoxav
Columbia Gymnasium
William Duden
W. Duden
Benedict
H. Duden
von Bernuth
Brady
Bode
Cornell
A. Brennan
St. Nicholas
Cord Meyer automobile case tossed by New York judge
Hicksville on Long Island December 13 Justice Augustus T Remsen dismissed the Cord Meyer car case after noting the complaint alleged a wilful speed violation but counsel argued no wilful offense occurred and the dismissal followed.
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Hicksville
Long Island
Cord Meyer Automobile
Augustus T. Remsen
Wager
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