Auto Show Opens New Year Parade in Madison Square Garden
A large crowd welcomed 188 new year at the Importers Automobile Show in Madison Square Garden with a parade tracing vehicle evolution from monkey to motor car. Col. John Jacob Astor and Vincent Astor visited, while buyers snapped up new models from Maia, Hotchkiss, Isotta, Renault, Panhard, and more, with the first Maia car sold to Nev ill G Hyam for 7000 dollars.
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Madison Square Garden
Old Father
D'Aquin
Darwin
John Jacob Astor
Selon
Vincent
Detsile
Quinby Booth
Quinby
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Theodore H. Price
George R. Sheldon
T. Gerry
Egerton I. Winthrop
Julius Kahn
Charlies Stoppani
William E. Skinner
James B. Trevor
Frederick Havemeyer
H. O. Havemeyer
Hamilton W. Cary
Mercedes
Nevill G. Hyam
Hyam
Paris
Shepard
Garden
Masters at Chess Adjourns Second Match Game
The second game of the Mieses Jaffe match at Café Commercial adjourned after fifty moves due to Mieses’s Brooklyn Club engagement. Mieses opened Vienna with White. Jaffe defended and later held two bishops against two knights, winning a pawn by game end. Experts favored Jaffe to win upon resumption Friday.
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Jacques Mieses
Leipsic
Charlies Jaffe
Bagun
Café Commercial
Mieses
Brooklyn
Jaffe
Beate Bond
Krch
Army Navy football date shifted to avoid clash
Conflict signals possible earlier Army Navy game this year to prevent overlap with Yale Harvard at New Haven. West Point negotiates with Annapolis offering two reasons weather and exam schedule, arguing Navy advantage due to milder southern climate while Army cites past weather-impacted showings. Navy counters cruise ends mid September delaying Army prep, with West Point proposing delayed practice to align with Annapolis start.
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New Haven
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Notter wins two at New Orleans after suspension
Notter, allowed to ride after a two week suspension for rough riding, scored two wins and two seconds from five mounts. He won with Jacobite and Anna Day after Husted’s disqualification, while Pasadena and Rip were also prominent in other races.
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New Orleans
Notter
Anna Day
Husted
Anna Dey
Mountain
Pasadena
Ben Strome
Alma Dufour
Old Honesty
Rip
Pete Vinegar
V. Powers
Prince Hohenlohe
Royal Bend
Ler
Fire Opal
Idalo
Durabie
Tom McAfer
Deshanns
Jim Hill
Ben Logan
May Rewe
Lady Franklin
Lee
Plantland
A. Minder
McDaniel
Leng
Prince Ahmed
Comedienne
Wohoome
Sizth
Adesso
A. Pickens
Louise MacFarlan
Jack Witt
Lally Oakland
Bell the Cat
Athena
Ternus
Flusted
Rifle Tournament Sports-Show At Central Palace
The National Rifle Association directs a interscholastic rifle contest at the Sports- men's Show in the Groend Central Palace. Commercial High School Brooklyn leads in the silver trophy standings with 66 followed by Manual Training and De Witt Clinton High Schools. Morris High leads the subh board standings, with a shoot-off planned for Saturday as schools push to expand rifle shooting in schools nationwide.
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Iren
Groend Central Palace
Natonal Ride Association
Commercial High
Brooklyn
New York
de Witt Clinton
Manual Training High School
Prooklyn
Prose
Total
W. Hekersom
Ft. Massonneau
O) Smith
A. Hoffmar
V. Vivi
H. Schmelter
Ted DE Witt
Clinton HiGh School
Manhattan
Drewe
J. Hubbard
M. Frachtman
St. Brown
Seiperaieiela
A. Waldman Saas - Reese
B. Firkelstein
Mubbard
Commercial High School
Morris High School
Clinton
I Bryant High School
St John’s Military
Stuyvesant High
BC New York Military Academy
Ac Cele
Hudson
Casey
Heun
Corwin
Hessian
National Guard
Robert Byers
71St Regiment
Paterson
N. J
KE. H. Ryder
C. Austrian
Stuyvesant High School
G. Duschnes
High School of Commerce
M. Hickey
National Rifles Association
Big Swimming Meet at N Y A C Entries Close January 11
The New York Athletic Club hosts a swimming meet on Saturday January 18. Charles L. Burnham handles entries, fee 25 cents, open to all registered amateurs. Feature event is the 10 yard swim for the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union championship.
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Charles L. Burnham
New York Athletic Club
Metropolitan Association
Amateur Athletic Union
English Corinthians To Return For April Soccer Tour
Negotiations between A. W. Parker of London and Harry Manley of the New York State Association Football League aim to bring another English eleven to the United States in spring. Parker plans to bring Civil Service London, leading in Southern League action, visiting mid April for six matches in Canada Philadelphia and New York. Other York clubs schedule games in Bay Ridge and Marttte Oval with matches involving Brooklyn sides and steamship teams, plus Wissahickon and Columbia Oval fixtures.
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A. W. Parker
London
Assoton
Corinthians
Harry Manley
Parker
Manley
Civil Service Team
England
Canada
Philadelphia
Staten Island Cricket and Tennis Club
New York
Livingston
Staten Island
Bay Ridge
Crescent Athletic
Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association Backing New Club Affiliation
The Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association plans to aid New York Country Club in pursuing affiliation. The Metropolitan Golf Association refused fellowship at its annual meeting. By-laws will be changed to limit membership to U.S. G. A. allied clubs within sixty miles of New York, including New Haven and parts of New England south and west of New Haven toward New York, plus all of Long Island. The annual meeting is set for January 90. Mrs. Co. L. Tiffany is nominated president, with Mrs. No Penceton Rogers as past president, Mrs. E. F. Sanford as vice president, Miss Marie J. Harrison as secretary, and Mrs. W. Fellowes Morgan on the committee. No treasurer has been named.
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New N Country Club
Metropolitan Golf Association
New York
New Haven
Conn
New England
Long Island
Co. L. Tiffany
Bace
No Penceton Rogers
E. F. Sanford
Marie J. Harrison
W. Fellowes Morgan
Oxnard Seeks Damages Over Horse Shipment Injury
Henry T. Oxnard of New York and a Virginia breeding farm owner plans a damages suit against an express company for injury to a shipment of thirty three horses sent to Lexington sales last fall. The action, reported from Lexington Kentucky dated December 31, names Oxnard as plaintiff and cites a thoroughbred operation.
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the Tribune
Lexington
Henry T. Oxnard
New York
Virginia
Flags of Arctic Club Display At Grand Central Palace
Visitors at the Grand Central Palace witness an Arctic Club show featuring historic expedition flags carried by explorers to extreme northern latitudes. Highlights include a flag from the Polaris voyage and a Rangeley trout claimed by R. E. Follett, with dramatic fishing tales and portraits of famed arctic ventures.
Actress Leslie Carter-Payne Bankruptcy Schedules Filed
The actress Leslie Carter-Payne faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in U S District Court. Schedules show debts of about 14.41 percent against assets of roughly 57.99 with principal creditors including Servants and housekeeper Windsor Trust Laura E Cook and others across gowns jewelry and services. Assets list jewelry apparel furnishings an automobile and a house lease. Separate note: an excise inspector wounded in a prior shooting died, with the assailant jailed.
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Leslie Carter-Payne
United States District Court
O. Storck
Tuxedo Garage
Shaw & Brown
Dr. Fowler
Lincoln Trust Company
Auto Garage Company
Stratforder House
Beard
Mrs. Osborne Company
Wanamaker
H. H. Beicher
Hans
Raute
Alice Kauser
William M. Gray
Charlies Cartwright
Shelter Island
Billings & Son
Plattsburg
N. Y
Lozier & (O
de Conville Auto Company
J. K. Mazzone
Chicago
Coleman Stables
Hitchins & Balcom
Mark Cross & Co
Myron W. Holmes
Angelo del Vero
M. ©. Watson
Mills Brothers & Co
L. Dudley Carter
East 13Th Street
East Wth Street
David Belasco Company
Supreme Court
Charlies Dillingham
David Belasco
Kuieserbecker Trust Company
John A Flynn Dies at Lawrence at 42
Lawrence Mass. Dee. Former National League pitcher John A Flynn died today at age forty two. He was a member of the champion Chicago team of 1886. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Fiat
R. M. Stivers
Renault Company
Panhard & Levessor Company
Maya Company
Custom House
Healy Leather Tire Company
Healy
Healy Rapid
Jaffe Haz
Automobile Salon
Spooner & Wells
Tolene
Alice
Sam Ward
Arionelte
Anne Mete
Jessie McKane
Lightning F
Chalice
Holy Mass WijIrfanch Ivy
al Muller
Needmore
Hollow
Bucking Boy
Blue Lee
Gee
McAtee
Evelyn x
Rach
Donna
Grenada
Ivanhoe
Beau Miss Delaney
Ewcceees
Chariie Eastman
Reay Thomperon Lee Br
McClyer
Don Hamillton
Low Hume Prsses
Anette Teeeee
Beau Brummel
Clensmarn
Tude
Tern
Rod T. Frise
Woodstock
Alpeumarchen
Glamour
N.Y. A
International Soccer
Women's Metropolitan Association
MR. Oxnard
Chance
Flags OF Arctic Club
Grand Central Palace
Wilds
Arctic Club
Arctic
Charles Francis Hall
Moses H. Grinnell
E. B. Baldwin
Wellman
George F. Wright
Siberian
Stein
Elismore Land
Anthony Fiala
Ziegler-Fiala
Dillon Wallace
Labrador
Hubbard
Weillace
Max C. Fleischman
Franz Joseph Land
F. A. Cook
Bradley
Utah
Pole
Ernest F. Leffingweil
Mickholm
George Comer
A. T. Gifford
Republic Bay
Sierra Madre Mountains
Mexico
J. E. Bernier
Palace
R. E. Follett
Middle Dam
Rangeley Lakes
Rangeley
Senator Frye
Moose-hie Lake
Charles Robinson
Follett
Maja
Daimler Works
Maja Co.,Ltd
58Th St
Leslie Carter
Olean
Dardano
Helfast
Allegany
Belmont
Eee
Ernest Thompson Seton
Arctic Plains
South Africa
Sportsmen’s
Lexington Av
Shannon’s
23D Regiment Band
The
Forest, Fish and Game Society of America
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