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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1908

Page

16

Western Golf Rebellion Threatens U S Golf Association

The Tribune reports a proposed Western Golf Association resolution to rename itself American Golf Association signaling a possible break from the U S Golf Association. The piece weighs Western demands for the presidency against conservative Western leaders and warns secession could hurt sport unity and universal rules. It notes related racing and automotive debates and hockey growth in New York.

United States Golf Association the Tribune Western Golf Association Western Golf House

All American baseball team defeated in Orient tour

Manila December 27 The All American baseball team on a tour of the Orient was defeated today by Lieutenant Johnsons picked army team by a score of 4 to 3 This was the only defeat the All Americans suffered during the entire tour.

Manila Orient Johnson Army

Dinsmore Beats Lorillard In Club Tennis Final

W B Dinsmore defeated Pierre Lorillard Jr in the final round of the annual club championship at the Tuxedo Tennis and Racket Club. After a tight match the scores were 6 2, 6 2, 1 6, 3 4 final.

the Tribune Tuxedo Park W. B. Dinsmors Pierre Lorillard, Jr Tuxedo Tennis and

Sammy Strang Beats McGraw in Baseball Players Billiard Tourney

Sammy Strang formerly with the New York National League Club and now an Orioles outfielder defeated John J. McGraw Giants manager in a billiards match at McGraws Academy yesterday, winning forty first inning with a 6 point handicap. Strang posted high runs of 8 9 and 6 while McGraw rang up 8 6 and 5.

Sammy Strang New York National League Baseball Club Baltimore Orioles John J. McGraw Giants Baseball Players McGraw's Academy Strange McGraw

Little Girl Rescued From Coal Chute Fall

Carmelia Romano a four year old girl living at 183 Mulberry street fell about thirty feet into a coal chute near Hudson street. Stolen covers left the shaft exposed and she was buried to her waist in coal but escaped injury. A crowd of Italians gathered as Patrolman Kirk freed her from the chute after her mother cried out.

Yale Princeton Columbia St. Nicholas Tigers Wanderers Harvard Dartmouth Mulberry Street Carmelia Romano No. 183 Hudson Street Carmella Kirk

Work Hard At Palace Ninth Annual Auto Show Opens

Yesterdays Sabbath did not halt preparations for the ninth annual Grand Central Palace auto show opening New Year’s Eve under the American Motor Car Manufacturers Association. Acting Mayor McGowan will welcome guests as 301 exhibits go in place with redecorations and wiring nearly complete.

Grand Central Palace American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association McGowan S. R. Ball Company Court of Honor Broadway S. RK. Ball Company Alfred Reeves

Coal gas sickens magistrate at crowded court in old Richmond building

Magistrate Droege adjourned the Es sex Market court to vent coal gas filling the room. He complained the fumes give him headaches and that the courthouse, congested and poorly heated, needs repairs. He cited furnaces in use since the Civil War, broken drums, eaten flues, and the odor requiring smelling salts. The gas also forced children’s pedigrees to be collected in a gas-affected area of the Children’s Society room.

Droege Essex Market Court Richmond Children’s Society

Oldest Flushing resident distributes calendars with moral motto

William H Ewbanks 81, a longtime Flushing magnate, spent yesterday giving out printed calendars bearing the motto Honesty Industry and Economy Bring Health Happiness and Wealth. He once gave Christmas trees and candy to churches but now prefers calendars for lasting value. His father James Ewbanks built a tin pipe process and was a Patents Commissioner under President Taylor.

Willam H Ewbanks Flushing Long Island Ewbanks James Ewbanks Taylor

Hayes and Spring Lead Open Cross Country Run

Johnny Hayes of the Irish-American Athletic Club and Mike Spring of the Pastime Athletic Club competed in the open cross-country run at the Mott Haven Athletic Club over six miles. Hayes finished 29th and Spring 30th as 83 started and 77 finished. Harvey Cohn of the Irish-American Athletic Club won in 29 minutes 30 seconds, with Tom Lees and J. McCarrick close behind. Also, R. A. Hess won the Pastime Athletic Club six and a half mile race at Williamsbridge, defeating 17 rivals by five yards in 33 minutes and 30 seconds. Win Bailey led the six mile course to victory in poor conditions.

Johnny Hayes Hill and Dale Harvey Cohn R. A. Hess Williamsbridge Hess J. F. McInerny F. W. Magin R. J. Doody J. Donovan Mohawk Athletic Club Dorando Pietri Win Bailey New York Athletic Club G. Obermeyer National Athletic Club Brooklyn Walter Nobis Cornell Obermeyer Bailey

Athletic Bowling League leads with tight race

The Athletic Bowling League shows a tight three way battle for first as Newark Bay tops with six wins and three losses while Elizabeth and New York Athletic Club sit at eight and four. Individual averages crown Elizabeth’s West at 1973, with Dwyer close behind. Sixteen players exceed 199, and evening fixtures feature Elizabeth versus Columbia and Passaic versus Montclair followed by Newark Bay at Jersey City and New York at Roseville.

Newark Bay Club Elizabeth Club New York Athletic Club Newark Bay Elizabeth Combination Bayonne Elizabeth New York R. West Dwyer Arnold Nolte Clute North End Columbia Passaic Montclair Jersey City Roseville Ave Newark Aso North End Jersey City A RAO Montclatr Alt Passaic H R West Tae Austin Meyer Vreeland Warper Brown Pope Wae Wee Shotwell Teres van Ness Houser Jos Rohdenburg Columbus J. Lefferts Thomson Lewis Radel North En du Bois Blizzard Jersey Hartzel Applegate Schultze Garrison D. Lefferts Sherwood Smith Montclatreeee

Russian Aeronauts Send Greeting From Odessa

From Odessa, Russia, a letter dated December 6 arrived at the Aero Club of America. Baron A. Kaulbars, president of a new aero club, explains language quirks and American typewriter habits. He details thirteen aerostations on balloons by Odessa members and notes two pilots in Paris negotiating for a Wright brothers aeroplane for club use. He invites a reply and exchange of news on American aviation activity.

Odessa Russia Aero Club of America Baron A. Kaulbars Aero Club Odessa Aero Club Charlies Makovetsky Mr. Vander-Shkroof Paris Wrigit Brothers

English aeronaut Patrick Alexander predicts motorless flight future

English aeronaut Patrick Y Alexander stays at Albermarle Hotel after a 10 hour flight record and Atlantic crossing. He predicts future aviation will rely on air energy and electric currents rather than motors, notes Europe will host hundreds of flying machines and $10,000,000 more in investment next year, and says automobile clubs influence aviation and may dilute aero clubs identity. He cites Wright brothers influence and Aero Club of France joining Automobile Club.

Patrick Y. Alexander Albermarle Dirigibia Alexander Atlantic London Lucania Lilienthal England Europe Wright Brothers Aero Clubs Aero Club of America Aero Club of France Automobile Club

Four Shot in Johnstown Tragedy Ends With Suicide

In Johnstown Pennsylvania on December 27 John Stormer a blacksmith shot his wife her brother and the latter's wife Mr and Mrs William Kurtz of McKeesport then killed himself as bystanders watched Domestic trouble is given as the cause The Kurtzes are both dangerously wounded Mrs Stormer will recover

Johnstown Penn John Stormer William Kurtz McKeesport Kurtzes Storme

Fragmented OCR ledger of bonds and holdings

A dense list of bond issues, percentages, prices, and company abbreviations from a financial page. The text compiles numerous issuers such as Gen, Con, and various state or regional lines, with many figures like percentages and nominal values, suggesting a market snapshot rather than a narrative report.

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