Daniels in Rare Form Shows Speed in Tank
World swimming champion Daniels shines at the new public bath opening on 23d street and Avenue A. He swam fast in the 50 and 200 yard handicaps but finish times were not records due to lack of proper finish timers. The event also featured a water polo match where New York Athletic Club beat an all New York combination 10 to 0.
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Charles M. Daniels
Avenue A
New York Athletic Club
Daniels
Deniels
St. Louis
Hallstein
G. South
Ray Mulvey
Bath Beach Swimming Association
J. H. Reilly
West Side
Reid
New York
Columbia Five Defeats Dartmouth by 21 Points
Columbia beat Dartmouth 21 to 7 in a home game marked by rough play late, with Kiendl and Brady among scorers. Ryan led Columbia with two goals from the field, Cerussi and Melitzer added others, and Schildmiller drew ten fouls for Dartmouth as Hedges and Burns contributed in the tight first half. Attendance reached about 1,500.
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Columbia
Dartmouth
Morningside
New Hampshire
Schildmiller
Melitzer
Brady
Kiendke
Ryan
Kigndl
Columbia Schildmiller
Blue and White
Kiendl
Lang
Dartmouthh
Hanoverians
Burns
Cerussi
Buucret
Apres
Bacco
Neteencos Brady Kimbell
Wee Alvcede Oaks
Morrissey Ryan
Leng
Aks
Pehildmiller Bemor Ia
Pane
Hedges
Meiltzer
Krnmbell
Lang Brady
Morrissey
Pulliam Refuses Backing Down in Baseball Blacklist Clash
Harry Pulliam, president of the National League, demands adherence to the national agreement and rejects the National Association’s October blacklist resolution. He warns of resignation if the commission permits the measure, framing the issue as a fight for justice and fair play in organized baseball.
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National Association
Harry ©. Pulliam
National League of Baseball Clubs
National Commission
Pulliam
National Association of
National League
P. T. Powers
Nation League
FP. T.owers
New England Levgue
National Board of Arbitration
Deininger
Hayden
Campbell
Willse
M T. Powers
August Herrmann
Nr‘tena! Commission
Herrmann
Powers
Herrman
Noveber
Weather Bureau
Mr. Herrman
Death of a valued deerhound at Midlothian Kennels
The international champion Ranger of the Peck Of deerhound died this morning at the Midlothian Kennels owned by Edmund L. MacKenzie from acute gastritis. He held fourteen championships in the United States and abroad, with numerous firsts and many trophies. The doe was valued at 2.0 and was entered in the upcoming New York dog show.
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Tribune
Pieinfield
SN. J
Ranger
Midlothian
Edmund L. MacKenzie
Great Britain
Mamereus
New York
United Hunts Racing Association Elects Officers
At a Windsor Arcade meeting the United Hunts Racing Association elected officers for 19R including President Perry Belmont Vice President Harper B Page Treasurer R Lawrence Smith and executive committee members H S Page BR Lawrence Smith and J Searle Barlay Jr.
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United Hunts Racing Association
Windsor Arcade
Perry Belmont
Harper B.page
R. Lawrence Smith
See- Peters L. A. Beebe
H. S. Page
BR. Lawrence Smith
J. Searle Barlay. Jr
Cobb Seeks Higher Contract With Detroit Boss
Tyrue Cobb, star batter of the American League’s best season, returned to Navin with a demand for 000 salary and a year contract. Navin says the player’s claims are not so high and that an agreement will be reached.
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Detroit
Tyrue Cobb
Dlay
Navin
Detroi
Memande
E Flab
Obo
Ready for the Count in AKC Reincorporation Controversy
Deg fanciers await the outcome of a yearlong AKC dispute as ballots to count tomorrow at 56 Liberty Street. About 150 votes come from across the country with both sides naming Dr J E DeMund and Howard Willets as tellers. Reincorporation appears assured regardless of the outcome with a referendum to adopt a new constitution and board.
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Deg
American Kennel Club
Liberty Street
Ashland House Committee
A. P. Vredenburgh
R. D. Murray
George A H. Taylor
Ashland House
J. E. DeMund
Howard Willets
American Kennel Club Committee
Albany
Rainey Re-elected Commodore at Indian Harbor Yacht Club
At the annual meeting Roy A. Rainey was re-elected commodore for the ensuing year. HW Willmer Hanan was elected vice commodore and Lorenga DPD Armstrong rear commodore. Other officers included Charles D. Barnes secretary Richard Outwater treasurer Morgan Bathey measurer Charles T. Wills president of the corporation George Lauder Jr E Burton Hart directors. Regatta chair Frank Bowne Jones and members Richard A Monks Herman A Edson. Reports showed a prosperous year and record racing season.
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Indian Harbor
Yale Crew Breaks Mile and Aft Record at American Henley
Yale's second crew reportedly set a new world best for the mile and a half at the American Henley on the Schuylkill with a time of 6 minutes 22 seconds, but the National Rowing Association declined to recognize the record citing official timing disputes after a press boat interfered with the timers. The Cornell crew previously held 6 minutes 9 seconds, eclipsing the Argonauts’ 6 minutes 38 seconds from 1871.
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the Tribune
New Haven
F. R. Fortmeyer
National Rowing Association
Yale
National Association
Cornell
Argonauts
Canada
Dominion
Quakers Lose Assistant Trainer at Penn
George Turner, assistant athletic trainer at the University of Pennsylvania, died in University Hospital from blood poisoning after suffering a sore foot. A familiar figure to intercollegiate athletes for about twenty years, he also served as the official starter at all Penn track meets. Turner, born in England fifty-seven years ago, was once a short-distance professional sprinter.
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Philadelphia
George Turner
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
Doubtful Prospects for US Britain Track Challenge
London leaders of Olympic planning discuss a proposed international track and field meet between American and British universities. Baron Desborough and Oxford Cambridge officials cite selection, training, and funding challenges, with universities advised to decide if the challenge can be met. Gray notes time and money hurdles. the proposal remains under consideration.
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London
Butter Desborough
N. Jackson
Oxford University Athletic Club
J. H. Graw
Cambridge University Athletic Club
American Intercollegiate Athletic Association
United States
Great Britain
J. H. Gray
Baron Desborough
Oxford
Cambridge
America
Gray
World's Record Set in Kansas City Six Day Bicycle Race
A new world's one hour record was set in Kansas City during the six day bicycle race as Fogler led Root and Fogler to 26 miles and 7 laps on a twelve lap track in Convention Hall. Monroe and Morgan continued solo after early drops, with a handicap of fifty miles. Three hours in, the top five teams had 72 miles. Races run eight hours daily from 2:30 PM to 10:30 PM.
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Kansas City
Convention Hall
Fogler
Root and Fogler
Bistab
Monroe
Morgan
BOWLERS IN ANNUAL SESSION
The New York Bowling Association held its annual meeting at the Victoria Hotel. Fifteen clubs were dropped for nonpayment of dues. Elected were President John J. Clingen and an executive committee including R. J. Maher S. J. Mawby H. L. V. Warner C. E. Kennedy J. A. Bassford J. A. Lee Frank de Mott A. Thurber and John Crawford with W. B. Mulford A. H. Davis and A. W. Clark among the vice presidents and secretaries.
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New York Bowling Association
Victoria Hotel
John J. Clingen
W. B. Mulford
A. H. Davis
A. W. Clark
J. F E. Hardenberg
W. H. Spring
Edward Sheffield
C. P. Cohen
R. J. Maher
S. J. Mawby
H. L. V. Warner
C. E. Kennedy
J. A. Bassford
J. A. Lee
Frank de Mott
A. ©. Thurber
John Crawford
New Jersey State Golf Association Meets for Championship
The annual meeting will be at Leighton Calkins office 25 Broad street this city on January 28 at 12 noon. Each club may send a voting delegate. Officers will be chosen and a course for the June championship tournament decided. Clubs must notify J Whitney Baker secretary or have delegates apply at the meeting.
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New Jersey State Golf Association
Leighton Calkins
Broad Street
J. Whitney Baker
Hay Released as Suit Over Wife’s Affection Ends
Kenneth Hay of New Rochelle, sued by Samuel M. Butler secretary of the Automobile Club of America for 109000 alleging alienation of Mrs. Butler’s affection, is freed from White Pinxins jail after Butler drops suit. Butler says he still loves his wife. Hay plans to sue for 30000 in damages for false arrest.
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Kenneth Hay
New Rochelle
Samuel M. Butler
Automobile Club of America
Butler
White Pinxins
Hay
Mr. Butler
Cumberland
RACING AT NEW ORLEANS A STEEPLECHASE FEATURED DAY
New Orleans racing moved from the Fair Grounds to City Park with a steeplechase as the highlight. Black Lady led most of the way and won the seven furlong handicap. Dacra the favorite faltered while Jack Atkin dominated the seven furlong event. Thespian bolted and broke, Holt injured, and several favorites led or chased to narrow finishes.
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New Orleans
San
Um Fair Grounds
City Park
Jou Black Lady
Dacra
Sobel
Woodsing
Thespian
Holt
Roxy B
Jack Atkin
Jacobite
Pasadena
Severus
Orly II
Donna
Coal Black Lady
McAlister
Heider
Captain Jarrel
Youreli
Gold Circle
Dacre
Jim Hutton
Monte Carlo
Gault
Belt
Gracelan
Magzoni
Yorkey
Jennie Hean
Arrow Swift
Sabade
Ramida
Mosco
Helle
Orena
Thakespeare
Bitter Man
George H. White
Moxey Mead
Florida Glen
Orly
J. Lew
Denna
Metlner
Stanhope
Nancy
Slosson Defeats Sutton in Balk Line Billiards Match
George F. Slosson of this city defeated George B. Sutton of Chicago in the fifth game of their balk line billiards series last night by 499 to 359 at Slosson's academy. Slosson led late, rallied with a 166 carrom run, and Sutton briefly led before Slosson's 14th inning surge. The crowd was large as Slosson secured three of the five games to date with high runs of 185, 106, and 43.
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George F. Slosson
George B. Sutton
Chicago
Academy
Sleeson
Pretty
Sutton
Sleuson
Slosson
Elosson
Button
Rowing Scandal Looms In Worcester Court Fight
Worcester Massachusetts January 2 1906 details emerge that Wachusett Boat Club has not dropped all legal action against former president Thomas J Harrahy despite a unanimous vote to discharge him from the suit He was re elected president amid fresh implications that John H Meagher and John E Sullivan will seek a court hearing over the matter
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Worcester
Mass
Todey
Wachusett Boat Club
Thomas J. Harrahy
John H. Meagher
John E. Sullivan
Timely Auto Topics on Licenses and Uniform Vehicle Bill
Edward Traphagan of the Society of Automobile Engineers in New York urges a state license for chauffeurs, criticizing lax registration. The piece covers Savannah stock car race rules, the uniform motor vehicle bill drafted by Charles Terry, and US Supreme Court denial on a tariff dispute over automobiles repaired abroad.
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Edward Traphagan
Society of Automobile Engineers
Arcade
Broadway
Albany
Dodge
Nere
Charles Thaddeus Terry
Legislative Board
American Automobile Association
Ohto
Washington
United States
T. B. Hillhouse
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Second Circuit
Marksmen in Olympiad Games Plans and Elections
The United States Revolver Association elected A. L. A. Himmelwright as president W. G. Craig as vice president and J. B. Crabtree as secretary and treasurer. The group will represent at London Olympiad 1908 with four-man teams limited to twelve entrants per country. Walter Winans sent a letter outlining match conditions from Bisley Camp and the NRA Britain. The indoor championship runs March 15 to 22.
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United States Revolver Association
Tist Regiment Armory
A. L. A. Himmelwright
W. G. Craig
J. B. Crabtree
London
Walter Winans
National Rifle Association of Great Britain
Crosse
Bisley Camp
Yale Football Captaincy Tie Sparks Call for Meeting
George Berger returns to New Haven after missing the earlier vote that produced a tie for Yale’s football captaincy. A meeting of the football men is expected this week to finalize the decision. Indications point to Bobby Burch being elected captain.
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the Tribune
New Haven
George Berger
Yale
Bobby Burch
City News in Brief Highlights Disturbances and Meetings
Annie Mulrooney a nurse from The Scientific American is jailed on $20 bail for exposing self to scarlet fever at a friend’s home. James Cowden Meyers ex alderman and charter reform secretary plans to discuss changes at Civic League of Washington Heights tonight. William S Dunn arrested for an alleged $20000 racing game swindle and held on $1 bail. John Williams tied to the same case. The New York Zoological Society board managers will meet at the Down Town Association this afternoon.
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Annie Mulrooney
Gibson R. Arnolds
Scientific American
Barlow
West Side Court
James Cowden Meyers
New York City
Hughes
Civic League of
Washington Heights
West 155Th Street
William S. Dunn
Owen R. Brownsfield
Fair Chance
Penn
Butts
John Williams
New York Zoological Society
Down Town Association
Officer Shot In Harlem Car Arrest Firefight
Patrolman John Laughman, from East 5th Street station, was shot while aiding detective John J. Allen arrest Peter Conroy on a southbound Third Avenue car at 14th Street. Laughman lies dying at Harlem Hospital as panic and fainting victims fill the car. Conroy is held without bail.
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John Laughman
Brother
Third Avenue
14Th Street
Laughman
East 5Th Street
East Sth Street
Harlem Hospital
John J. Allen
Harlem Detective Bureau
Harlem
Peter Conroy
No. MS East 104Th Street
Conroy
Allen
Bomb wrecks six story tenement on East 13th Street
A Black Hand bomb exploded in the hall of a six story tenement at 519 East 13th Street shortly after midnight. The blast shattered plaster and windows, forcing 36 families and nearby residents into the street until officers restored order. Salvatore Schillizzi, owner on the second floor, reported prior Black Hand demands of five dollars.
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Black Hand
Fast 13Th Street
Nos. #4
S11
Salvatore Schillizzi
Young Brooklyn girl died after late supper in Montague street room house
Nineteen year old Eda Wilson of Newm Street John's Place Brooklyn died in a furnished Montague street room house after a late supper with two men at a Fulton street restaurant. Her sister Bella said the pair met the men William McElhenney and Myron Applegate, were taken to the Montague house, and Eda died of acute indigestion after drinking beer. The men, detained as witnesses, were released on $1000 bail each.
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Eda Wilson
Newm St. John's Place
Brooklyn
Montague Street
Eda
Bella
Har
Fulton Street
William McElhenney
Fourth Avenue
Brooklin
Myron Applegate
St. Felix Street
Atlants Street Court
Bella Wilson
Laura M. Bouvier
Applegate
Davis & Quick
St. Mark's Avenue
John D. Byrne
Sixth Avenue
Brewer
Bankrupt Petition Filed Against Linderman in South Bethlehem
The First National Bank of Saratoga and two affiliates filed an involuntary bankruptcy petition against Garrett Linderman of South Bethlehem Penn alleging insolvent transfers to Fisher's Island and the Lehigh National Bank created a voidable preference. Linderman is said to have given large sums to various persons and firms with liabilities near 3.69 million dollars and assets about the same. The case is returnable in Philadelphia on January 1.
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Schenectady
N. Y
First National Bank of Saratoga
Bi-Counties Mortgage For Realty Company
Ft. W
Linderman
Philadelphia
Municipal Art Society Pushes Schoolyard Playgrounds Plan
A letter to the Board of Education urges converting public school yards into playgrounds for children. Mayor’s commission to study the idea includes Health, Tenement House, Education, Municipal Art, Burdening, and three Aldermen members. Winthrop, Jr. joins as Mayor’s appointee and awaits a meeting to discuss the society’s communication.
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Municipal Art Society
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Board of Education
Winthrop
Health Department
Tenement House
Municipal Art Commission
Bur Jing
Board of Aldermen
Winthrop Sai
MISSISSIPPI MAYOR AND WEDDING AT CITY HALL
Mayor George Washington Butler and Elizabeth Salter obtained a marriage license as the bureau closed. Salter, 26, lives at 36 East 120th Street. It was their first marriage for both. A minister named William Brooks Mason was married after license to Ella Haynas, claiming Yorktown veteran status.
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George Washington Butler
Jonestown
Clarksdale County
Miss
Lieutenant Kennel
Sta
Barbers
Elizabeth Salter
Scully
Miss Salter
East 120Th Street
William Brooks Mason
City Hall
Ella Haynas
Washington
Yorktown
Trio of Oyster Fishers Dead in Jamaica Bay
Oliver H. Allen and George Allen of Old Mill and George Schroeder of Arkin street East New York went out by boat after oysters on Saturday. Oliver Allen was found hanged from a trestle while the other two were discovered on a mud flat two miles away as a heavy storm raged.
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Oliver H. Allen
George Allen
Old Mill
East New York
George Schroeder
Arkin Street
Vienna Avenue
Jamaica Bay
Long Island Railroad
Oliver Allen
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Ho Moses
Yale Union Swimming Association
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Reilly Reid
Bissell
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Laurence M. D. McGuire
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Murray
Roy A. Rainey
Quakers
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Root
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Baris
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Tifus
Galte
Crafterna
James B. Wee
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Parton
Tseeters
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Buckman
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Morales
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Wreasses
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Adesso Asses
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Savannah
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Mississippi
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