Keene Nominates Colin Celt for Major 3 Year-Old Stakes
James R. Keene names Colin and Celt among seven horses for the big spring fixtures at Coney Island and Brooklyn Jockey Club events. Entries show 44 for the Suburban, 36 for the Brooklyn, and 39 for the Brighton, with potential 40 percent rise before deadlines. Peter Pan is not entered, suggesting retirement. other well known horses include Neaton Salvidero and Royal Tourist among many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Keene
Coney Island Jockey Club
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Colin
Celt
Brooklyn
Suburban
Brighton
West
Peter Pan
Keene
Commando
Cinderella
Restigouche
Transvaal
Ballot
Superman
Gretna Green
Brook-lyn
Patchogue Stables
Neaton
T. Hitchcock, Jr
Salvidero
T. D. Sullivan
Dr. Gardner
Jack McGinniss
Frank Gill
F. R. Hitchcock
Newcastle
McCarter
Harry Payne Whitney
DeMund
Charles Edward
Jim Gaffrey
Lawrence P. Daley
Cottontown
Hessian
Inferno
Beauclerc
Bedouin
King James
Lane Allen
Lawrence P. Dal Chaseawey
Coline Neaton
Ellicott
Clay
Billsdere
Falcada Timber
Fountainblue
Tourenne
Gold Leaf
Westbury Gretna
W. H
Jockey Nicol dominates New Orleans card with three wins
Nicol rode Meadowbreeze Risk and Hyperion II to victory at City Park. Jacobite captured the handicap, Apache extended a winning streak, and Momentum failed to sustain a late run amid six races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Nicol
City Park Racetrack
Meadowbreeze
Risk
Hyperion II
Mamed
Jacobite
Comedienne
George Odom
Cooney K
Apache
Bitter Sir
Sumter
Airship
Rappahannock
J Treen
Viperine
Heart of Hyacinth
Lafayette
Tres Joli
Debar
Donaldo
McDaniel
Fashion
J. Lee
Banridge
Mitter Man
Sylvia G
Helen Holland
Czar
Busy Boy
Knighthead
Major Mack
Maria
My Love
Apt
Hyperion
Toy Roy
Powers
Arch Old@ham
Molesworth
Hanézarra
Momentum
the Bear
Artful Dodger
Lucy Young
Edmore
Jerry Sharp
Ethylene
Camedienne
Raynor
Cooner K
Ine
Platoon
Keator
Refined
Bitter Sis
Alsatia
Hans
Ketchemike
Silver Ball
the Thorn
Moscow Belle
Rhine— Stone
Ansonia
Iselling
Adesse
Lloyd
Rebo
Geconé
Gold Way
C. Koerner
Louise MacFarlan Call
Just So
No Trumpet
Charlie Thompson
Canopian
Jungle Line
Conde
Marabon
Tribes Hi!aiso Ras
Gregory Denies Professionalism Amid Michigan Controversy
Seattle January report quotes George W. Gregory denying accusations by David Starr Jordan, Stanford president, that he was offered money to join Michigan. Gregory asserts he received no payments or offers related to athletics and disputes timing of arrivals of Heston and Rose at Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junior University
George W. Gregory
Yost
Michigan
Jordan
Heston
Rose
Sportsmen's Show Nears End at Grand Central Palace
The first annual sportsmen's show by the Forest Fish and Game Society of America at Grand Central Palace closes tonight. Attendance has been strong with many visitors returning repeatedly. Notable exhibits include a mule deer incident, Clem the bear, captive bob whites raised by Professor Hodge, and a lecture by Charles H. Townsend on fur seals and their migration with extensive photographs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest, Fish and Game Society of America
Grand Central Palace
Clem
Arthur Robinson
Cc. H. Hodge
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Mr. Follett
Charles H. Townsend
New York Aquarium
Fur Seal
Bering Sea
Mr. Townsend
Yale Loses to Crescent Athletic Club in Hockey
Crescent Athletic Club defeats Yale 6 to 1 at St. Nicholas Rink. Lifston Sherriff and Liffiton starred with multiple goals as Yale’s lone score came from Fells. The report also notes Columbia vs Princeton upcoming in intercollegiate league play and a Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute basketball win over Wesleyan 2 to 2 on their court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Athletic Club
Yale
St. Nicholas
Brooklyn
Lifston
Sherriff
Liffiton
Crescents
Fells
Crescent A. Wo
Lang
Curtis High Boys Win Intercollegiate Rifle Trophy
Curtis High School of Staten Island won the interscholastic rifle tournament conducted by the National Rifle Association at the Sportsmen's Show in the Grand Central Palace. Erasmus Hall and Brooklyn High trailed as Curtis led with 69 of 600 on Thursday. Commercial High finished second with 568. Morris High led offhand, and Commercial High led prone. A. Garcia of Curtis tied the top tournament score of 98 with Brooklyn High’s C W Slaughter. The prize ceremony was to be held that night with notables attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis High School
Staten Island
National Rifle Association
Grand Central Palace
Erasmus Hall
Brooklyn High
Commercial High School of
Brooklyn
C. W. Slaughter
Erasmus Hall High School
P. B. Sparks
W. Haskell
H. Dixon
D. G. Smith
P. Remson
Patel
Boys’ High School
L. Leverick
H. K. Beasley
W. Slaughte
Fred Wells
E. A. Wells
New York State
National Rifle Association of America
Seth Low
Columbia College
George Moore Smith
First Brigade
L. Leverick Veereee
W. Slaughter
E. J. Hoffman
A. Fletcher
W. Chatterton
Socmssas Asesianssas
Sesepe
B. Sparks
Auto road race plans for Briarcliff trophy in Westchester
The consulting engineer reports a circuit of thirty three and one third miles for the Briarcliff trophy race to be held in Westchester County next spring. The racing board may trim three miles, and entries will be limited to thirty. Closing on January 15 should fill the field, with about $5 cash prizes likely in addition to the trophy due to subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Manufacturers’ Committee
Westchester County
Robert Lee Morrell
Henry Law
Racing associations reach agreement on dates
Jockey Club offices hosts a meeting of racing bodies to allot spring and fall dates with Empire City Racing Association seeking approval from stewards. Attendees include leaders from Coney Island, Westchester, Brooklyn, Queens County, Brighton Beach, Metropolitan and Saratoga clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Windsor Arcade
Empire City Racing Association
James Butler
Empire City
Saratoga
F. K. Sturgis
Coney Island Jockey Club
Cornelius Fellows
Westchester Racing Association
Mieses Loses Second Game to Jaffe in Café Commercial Match
Jacques Mieses resigned the second game of his series with Charles Jaffe after fifty moves, giving Jaffe the victory in the three game set. The first game was drawn, and Jaffe won the other, with two later practice games against Rice Chess Club members won by Mieses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacques Mieses
Charles Jaffe
New York
Jaffee
Mieses
Jaffe
Rice Chess Club
Herr Mieses
E. Lasker
J. Tannerwurzel
Dr. Horowitz
H. Berliner
Dr. Lasker
S. Rosenthal
M. Rosenbaum
W.S. Morris
Manhattans Chess Club
A. Ettlinger
Last Bow for Autos at Madison Square Garden Saloon
The Importers' Automobile Salon at Madison Square Garden ends tonight after a week of strong crowds and orders. André Massenat says the show will likely be repeated next year and held yearly for several seasons. Notable visitors included Enrico Caruso, Col John Jacob Astor, Hugh J. Grant, and Alfred H. Dunham of Nome City Alaska, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square Garden
André Massenat
Massenat
Garden Company
Salon
Garden
Etsemann-Lavalette
Elsemann
Enrico Caruso
John Jacob Astor
William H. Truesdale
Hugh J. Grant
Elliott F. Shepard
Europe
Alfred H. Dunham
Nome City
Alaska
Dunham
Nome
New York
Alfred Seton
J. de Mont Thompson
Elizabeth Bowls Sweep Montclair in Athletic League
The Elizabeth club team won all three games against Montclair on their home alleys in an Athletic Bowling League series last night. The Roseville Athletic Association leads with nine wins and three losses, while New York Athletic Club Newark Bay Club and Jersey City club fives are tied at eight and four. Elizabeth sits at seven and five. High scores marked the Elizabeth Montclair series as the home team built a large early lead in the first game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Club
Montclair Club
Roseville Athletic Association
New York Athleticlub
Newark Bay Club
Jersey City Club
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Monteclair
Montclair
Montclair Wins as Elizabeth Struggles in Bowling Meet
Montclair piled up strikes after Elizabeth led 518 to 421. Elizabeth kept the home team in play, but Montclair closed strong finishing with Montclair totaling 916 pins in the trip. Individual scores show a standout 375 in the fifth frame and a strong contribution from the Montclair five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Montclair
Lock Elizabeth
Wood
Itich
Visitclair
Bowling record setter Krauss tops world marks in marathon
Washington, Jan 1 Marty Mrartsa of this city set a world bowling record by completing a 118 game grind in one hour with a 196 average and a high score of 56. He finished semi conscious after denying rest and consuming meals at work with an unusually swollen thumb. He used LS balls and left only eleven spares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marty Mrartsa
Krauss
Wanmaker Appraiser Named for New York Port
George W. Wanmaker, long time Deputy Page Praiser, was informed of his appointment as Appraiser at the Port of New York to succeed Colonel Edward Fowler, recently named Collector of the Port. The notice came unofficially via statulations from Chief Clerk Geary of the Treasury Department and was delivered to Wanmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wanmaker
Terday
the of New York
Edward §. Fowler
Geary
Treggsary Department
Wanmaker
Wanmaker Faces Appraisers Post Backed by Republicans
Congressman Herbert Parsons and othersINDORSE Wanmaker for the city appraiser job as Republicans claim strong local backing. Wanmaker, longtime head of the appraising division at Christopher and Washington streets, has built a solid base in the 7th Assembly District despite a fierce Tammany challenge led by The McManus. Names like Henry M. Clapp and Charles K. Lexow were also mentioned as possible candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisetopher
Washington
Herbert Parsons
Republican County Committee
William S. Bennet
J. van Vechten Olcott
Wanmaker
Fowler
Wanemaker
McManus
Christopher
Washington Streets
Henry M. Clapp
Charles K. Lexow
Caleb Powers Jury Deliberations Stall for Possible Week
Georgetown Ky January 3 The Caleb Powers jury remains out with no sign of discharge. Foreman J L Price says no verdict is possible yet and Judge Morris urges further deliberation as jurors return to continue their session likely for days. The panel has been in session since yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
J. L. Price
Foreman Price
Morris
Bookkeeper Confesses to False Bank Entries
H L Storrs confessed under cross examination that he falsified ledger entries for the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company under orders from jailed manager J Daizell Brown and fugitive assistant secretary J D Robertson. He said nearly 1 million dollars were added to assets to cheat state inspectors, with over 506 thousand attributed to Brown, Walter J Bartnett, and the San Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Company and a matching amount charged against depositors to balance the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
H. L. Storrs
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
J. Daizell Brown
J. D. Robertson
Storrs
Brown
Walter J. Bartnett
San Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Company
Miners Entombed in Alpha Shaft Near Release Date
Rescue teams in Ely Nevada report progress drilling 10 feet daily just below the T foot marks toward three miners trapped a fortnight ago. Officials say it will likely take four weeks before they are freed, with all three in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Nev
Alpha
Train Wreck Near Chapleau Causes One Death
A broken rail on the Canadian Pacific eastbound express derailed cars between Chapleau and Cartier 1144 miles east of North Bay. A colonist car and coach overturned. Mrs. Slowen of Lindsay Ontario was killed and many others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Chapleau
Cartier
North Bay
Slowen
Lindsay, Ont
Ups and Downs of Business in Coal and Erie Work Hours
Shamokin Pennsylvania starts seven hour work days at Susquehanna Coal Company mines affecting five thousand workers due to poor finances. In Binghamton New York the Erie railroad line resumes full time eight hour shifts after a two week period of ten hour days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
Penn
Susquehanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Binghamton
N. Y
Erie
Susquehanna
Harrisburg Clerk Removed With Smallpox In Rail Route
Harrisburg Penn Jan 3 William J Lenhart railway mail clerk was moved to the Sanitary Hospital with smallpox He is the third clerk on the New York to Pittsburg run to contract the disease since December 1, highlighting a growing outbreak in the transit service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
William
Lenhart
New York
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rich Stakes
Yal
Salvidere
Spooner
Timber
W. H. Daniel
Tommy Smith
Kercheval
Bairc
James
Berkeley
Blue Book
Mmmnsete
P. Daley
Chascawey
Minnie Adama
Neaison
Notasulga Cottontown
Dandelion
Rosai Touriat
Don Crevie
Don Enrique Salvidere
Senator Clay
Gardner Falcada
Filmnap
Jim Gaffney
Gregory
Sponger & Wells
Sportsmen
Mule Deer
America
Africa
Antarctic
Arctic
North Ish
Pribylov
Commander Islands
United States
Collegians
Wesleyan
Polytechnic Institute Basketball Five
Wesleyan College
Curtis High Boys
Master Wells
Rothschild
Name
Prosper Ee
Tony
Anna McGip
Maritza
Holy Mas
Roseburg
Cunning
Sewall
My Lady Frances
Miss Hammond
Marguerite Hayes
Charlie Eastman
John Carroll
Miss Ferris
Lady Anne
Dr. Mack
Wees
Infanta
Listerine
Yankee Rose
St Meterts
Cktaxstes
Killdee
Sam Hoffheimer
Woodside
Orly L
Saar
Lotus Eater
Gilda
May Rowe
Dr. McCiuer
Whinesee
Capitan
Rio Grande
Reeeviile A. A. A
Gasesacs
New York Athletic
Ate
Jersey City
Cizabeth
Ontelair
Passaic Club
Wanmaker Appraiser
Hig
Port of
California
J. Dalzell Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!