Burch Elected Yale Captain For Next Season
Robert Boyd Burch of Cincinnati was chosen Yale football captain for the next season after a majority and plurality of votes. Arthur Brides and Edward Coy were contenders. the eleven held a banquet at the University Club. Burch, formerly end rush, has been limited by injuries but is praised as a leader with strong tackling and field speed.
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Tribune
New Haven
Robert Boyd Burch
Yale
Arthur Brides
Edward Coy
Burch
University Club
Alcott
Cincinnati
Harvard
Brides
Medical
Coy
Bureh
Alott
Harvard to Row Cornell on Charles River May 30
Harvard varsity crew announced a two mile race against Cornell on the Charles River at 2:20 PM on May 30. It will be the fourth consecutive Ithaca versus Cambridge clash, last year held on Lake Cayuga. Earlier rumors of dropping Cornell after Annapolis were denied.
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Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Varsity
Cornell
Charles River
Ithaca
Lake Cayuga
Harvard
Annapolis
Severn
Loss on two cent rate hits Lehigh and Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Railroad and Lehigh Valley report losses under the 2-cent rate law. October revenue fell to 42,569 from an expected 51,454, a drop of 7,585, while passenger miles rose about 5 percent. October 1907 saw 2,143,962 riders for Lehigh Valley, up 108,000, but revenue fell 5,232 to 343,560.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sait
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
War ends insurgent defeat in American Kennel Club referendum
Administration members win 18 of 20 seats on the referendum committee amid bitter campaign. Ballots counted at No Liberty street as Ashland House faction gains two seats but administration holds a majority. committee to organize and decide reincorporation and board structure by mail vote.
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American Kennel Gut
Ashland House Committee
Liberty Street
August Belmont
Wiliam E. Emery
Edward Brooks
Charles W. Keyes
James W. Appleton
George BR. Post, Jr
Thomas Cadwalader
Winthrop Rutherford
James Mortimer
George Lauder, Jr
William Rauch
Samuel BR. Cutler
John G. Bates
J. H. Brookfield
Chetwood Smith
Kireth Bloodgood
Singleton van Becksick
Hollis H. Hunnewell
Ashland
J. Sergeant Price
William «. Colman
Tvo
Craig F. BR. Drake
City
Walter W Biettheimer
San Fran- Cisco
William 4. Rockefeller
Dwight Moore
Howard Wilets
B.S. Smith
Marcel
Watt
Ashland House
Frederick Hughseond
John E. de Mind
Clair Foster
Laurence M. T. Bmcgure
Henry Saree
Howard Willets
Laurence M. P. Metinire
J. WH. Taylor
American Kennel Tub
R. D. Murray
A. PF. Vredenburch
Beiliets
Messrs. Cutler, Lander
Beles
Taylor
McGuire
American Kennel Club
America
Ashland Mouse Committee
Asiland House
A. P. Vredenburgh
Marcel A. Viti
HK. Bloodgood
W. G. Rockefeller
W. B. Exmers
H. H. Hunnewell
G. M. Carnochan
Supreme Court
Chicago Plans Olympic Additions For Indoor Meets
Chicago outlines plans for London summer games with new indoor events like javelin standing jumps and high jump. Jarces E. Sullivan, president of the Amateur Athletic Union and member of the American Olympic committee, supports adding these events to local indoor meets in the city.
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Chicago
London
Jarces E. Sullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Big price for Trampfast trotter sale at Kentucky Futurity
Lexington Kentucky January 22 It was announced that Trampfast number 2 1244 winner of the two year old division of the Kentucky Futurity last year has been sold by Joseph Shea of Pittsburg to L O Brown of Delevan IL for 16000 The colt was shipped from here to Terre Haute Indiana a week ago Trampfast set a world record for a two year old in winning the Kentucky Futurity in 2 12 4 and is regarded as one of the greatest trotters bred in this country.
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Lexington
Trampfast
Joseph Shea
Pittsburg
L. O. Brown
Delevan, LL
Terre Haute
Ind
Dan Kelly Arrives for Pastime Club Games in New York
Dan Kelly world record holder for 9% seconds in the 1-gvard dash arrives from the University of Oregon to compete at the Pastime Athletic Club games at Madison Square Garden. He plans to concentrate on sprinting, notes training on the Pacific Coast, and expects to aid his Olympic prospects.
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Dan Kelly
University of Oregon
Madison Square Garden
Jamestown
Kelly
Pacific Coast
Chicago Athletic Club
Ramer
Taylor
Waller
Keene Fitzpatrick
Michigan
Wolverines
Fitzpatrick
Johnny Garreis
Garreis
Euglemd
Timely Auto Topics Spark Southwide Races in Savannah
Secretary of the Savannah Automobile Club notes strong Southwide interest in March 18 and 19 stock chassis races. Manufacturers praise the event as a test ground for 35 to 45 horsepower cars and a push to open Southern markets for American builds.
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Savannah Automobile Club
South
City
Savannah
Smith
England Wins Second Test In Narrow One Run Victory
England edged Australia by one run in Sydney to level the series after Australia posted 266 and 397 in their two innings while England replied 582 and 282. Hutchings top scored with 126, Hobbs made 8, and Crawford took five for 79 and three for 125.
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England
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Barnes
Humphries
K. L. Hutchings
Hobbs
J. N. Crawford
Baseball schedule announced for Princeton Tigers
Princeton manager D E Gensler released a 32 game season plan with 18 at Princeton plus two possible Yale ties and Villanova and Yale games. The slate includes five road trips Virginia Georgetown and Cornell plus two professional foes the New York American League team and Richmond. The season opens March 2 with NYU and closes after Yale in June depending on ties.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
D. E. Gensler
Yale
Villanova
New York
Pennsylvania
Tigers
New York University
Areinus
Dickinson
Bowdoin
Fordham
Princ
Heely Cross
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Richmond Professionals
Richmond
Agricultural and Mechanical University
Georgetown
Washington
Geetown
Lafayette
East Orange
Syracuse
Cornell
Ithaca
Mercersburg
Philadelphia
Lawrenceville
Amherst
Harvard
Cambridge
Pennsy
Vania
Collegiate
New Haven
Williame
Cooney
W. E. McLean
L. W. Newcomb
G. A. Walker
C. M. Hamill
C. E. ©. Selby
W. R. Warwick
E. A. Dillon
R. Vaughn
W. R. Sides
F. B. Read
FE. H. W. Harlan
L. W. Wister
WW. B. Warwick
Pitman
Notter Wins Big At City Park Races In Heavy Track
New Orleans January 22 jockey Notter rode three winners and a second in five mounts at City Park, aboard Canning Tomacco and Lens. He also placed Apple Teddy a head back in the third race. Tulane Selling Stakes went to Temaceo, while Lord Lovat and Lens won other events amid mud larks and close finishes.
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New Orleans
Notter
James R. Keene
New York
City Park Racetrack
Canning
Tomacco
Lens
Apple Teddy
Charlie Ellison
Temaceo
Tulane
Chilton
Delphie
Lord Lovat
Nasturdla
Koerner
Mrs. Sewall
S Flynn
Gloriole
Smart
Inela
Pinion
Nora McKenna
Nebraska Lass
Miss Snack
May Lee
Glenart
Helen Kidder
Lange
Halbard
Lees
Tivolini
Glamor
E. T. Shipp
Minder
Ruatle
Flynn
Ethel Carr
Lute Foster
Queen's Souvenir
Albert Star
Goldquest
Male Fletcher
Tamar
Virginia Maid
Lady Caroline II
Angelus
J. Sumter
Sally Preston
R. McDaniel
Pasadena
Pedro
Plantland
Orphan Lad
Mies Delaney
Donna
al Muller
Ott
Tileing
Chief Hayes
Refined
Ivanhoe
McCahey
Tern's Rod
Conlin
Besterling
St. Noel
Athena
Cresty
J. D. Dunn
Canopian
Acquit H. V. Valentine in Metropolitan meeting
At the Metropolitan Association registration committee meeting at St Bartholomew Athletic Club H V Valentine was exonerated from amateur status charges brought by Princeton trainer Al Copeland. Witnesses included Sheldon Price Hillman and Walsh from the Montreal trip. Copeland did not attend to press claims of extra payments. Discussions noted that John J Dixon sought minutes. broader authority might not accept the ruling regarding Valentine and Ray Ewry. The committee affirmed Brooklyn Central YMCA in good standing and reinstated Princeton after disqualification for a Second Signal Corps game.
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Metropolitan Association
St. Bartholomew Athletic Club
H. V. Valentine
al Copeland
Princeton
Valentine
Richard Sheldon
John W. Price
Harry Hillman
P. J. Walsh
Montreal
Copeland
Wash
Thomas Nevins
T. J. Linghes
J. T. Mahoney
Metropolitan Committee
John J Dixon
National Registration Committee
Ray
Ewry
Brooklyn
Autoists Rob Student In Brooklyn Robbery Case
A man who gave the name John Brown of South Brooklyn was found unconscious with scalp wounds and contusions after being robbed of 45 dollars, a gold watch, and papers. He claimed two men in a car assaulted him near 60th street and Third Avenue, then fled. He was identified as a Columbia University medical student and was taken to Norwegian Hospital before going home. Police seek witnesses and to verify the man’s identity.
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Brooklyn
John Brown
6Th Street
Third Avenue
Spellman
Norwegian Hospital
Brown
Columbia University
58Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Nans
Intercollegiate swimming schedule announced yesterday
The intercollegiate swimming calendar lists meet dates and venues. February 1 Pennsylvania at City College of New York. February 14 Princeton at Columbia. February 15 Yale at City College of New York. February 27 City College of New York at Princeton. March 7 Yale at Harvard and Columbia at Pennsylvania. March 15 Princeton at Pennsylvania. March 20 Harvard at Columbia. March 21 Yale at Pennsylvania. March 28 Harvard at Princeton and Yale at Columbia. April 4 individual championship at Princeton.
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Pennsylvania
College of City of New York
Princeton
Columbia
Yale
Harvard
Colonial Yacht Club Ball at Harlem Casino Tonight
Colonial Yacht Club holds a special meeting at its winter quarters in the Cave, 101st Street and Columbus Avenue, to present plans for the annual vaudeville entertainment and ball at the Harlem Casino tonight. Souvenir programmes will be given to guests.
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Colonial Yacht Club
Cave
101St Street
Columbus Avenue
Committee On Entertainment
Harlem
Harvard Team Wins at Hockey in New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire January 22 Harvard defeated Bishop's College Lenoxville Quebec in a hockey game moved from Cambridge to St Pauls School rink by a score of 4 to 9 for Harvard with the victory reported from Concord New Hampshire.
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Concord
N. H
Cambridge
St. Paul's
Harvard
Bishop's College
Lenoxville
Quebec
Ganzel signs to manage and play first base for Cincinnati club
Cincinnati reports John Ganzel, captain and first baseman last season, signed today to return as first baseman and manager for the upcoming season, strengthening the lineup and leadership of the Cincinnati Baseball Club.
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Cincinnati
John Ganzel
May not race at Windsor for 1934 season
Detroit January twenty two. President George M. Hendrie of Windsor Ontario racetrack said the Chicago decision by Cella interests to race thirty six days at Fort Erie means Windsor will likely not hold any races this season. Windsor had planned an eighteen day meeting starting August 29 but date conflicts were deemed unhelpful.
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Detroit
George M. Hendrie
Windsor
Ont
Chicago
Cella
Fort Erie
Skating Championships Slated for Orange Lake Meet
Newburg New York January 22 The Eastern Amateur Skating Association announces the Eastern championships will be held under Newburg Wheelmen on Orange Lake February 12.
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Newburg
N. Y
Eastern Amateur Skating Association
United States
Newburg Wheelmen
Orange Lake
Eight Hour Law Indictments Hit Three Firms
Parkersburg Va Jan 22 Indictments returned by the federal grand jury against the Colonial Trust Company the Baker Contract Company and the Sheridan Kirk Contract Company for alleged violation of the eight hour law in employing men in the construction of locks and dams for the government on the Ohio River.
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Parkersburg
Federal Grand Jury
Colonial Trust Company
Baker Contract Company
Sheridan Kirk Contract Company
Ohio River
Moltke Arrives After Stormy Atlantic Passage
The Hamburg American liner Moltke reached port from Naples after a four day gale, sailing at reduced speed but sustaining no damage. Passengers include Mrs Marion Roche Shakespeare and Count R Marsignia the Italian Consul General, with notes on Italian immigrant distribution and a passenger, Mrs Catherine Kuhn, and her son who ran away to Egypt.
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Moltke
Naples
Marion Roche Shakespeare
Catherine Seers
Catherine Kuhn
Camden
Ss. C
Egypt
Death by own action on Royal Malt ship port hole
Mrs Kitchener widow of Lord Kitchener's brother forced way through a porthole aboard the Magdalena of the Royal Malt Steam Packet Company in Colon harbor on January 1. The steamer arrived from Kingston yesterday with no witness to the jump though authorities claim the act occurred. Dr C L Bailey of Albany, a nerve specialist, was among passengers and asked to testify at the Thaw trial after visiting Kingston with a patient.
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Magdalena
Royal Malt Steam Packet Company
Cc. L. Bailey
Albany
Kingston
Divorce Decree for Dr. Obrian Jr in Westchester
Dr. Lewis A. Obrian Jr a Saxony dentist who opened an office at 342 Fifth Avenue has won an interlocutory divorce decree from Harriet J. Obrian. Justice Keogh granted the decree filed in Westchester County Clerk’s office White Plains. Custody of five children awarded to Dr Obrian. The couple wed in Providence in 18% and lived in Dresden where he served a royal clientele.
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Lewis A. Obrian, Jr
Saxony
Fifth Avenue
Harriet J. Obrian
Westchester County
White Plains
Justice Keogh
Supreme
Ourt
Questions Board's Jurisdiction in Erie Interstate Claim
Erie Railroad questioned Public Service Commission jurisdiction in the 2d District at a hearing on Middletown travel complaint about Delaware Division train 30 from Binghamton to Port Jervis. Company argued territory is interstate and that train lacked operating pay. No complainants appeared. decision reserved.
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Albany
Erie Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Commercial Travellers
A. J. Stone
Columbia Trust Co Elects Officers At Meeting
The Columbia Trust Company re elected its board and elected Howard Bayne as vice president. Other officers include Robert S. Bradley as president and Langley W. Wiggin as secretary. Bayne has served as executive officer since Clark Williams retired to become State Superintendent of Banks. The company reported increased undivided profits in 1997.
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Columbia Trust Company
Howard Bayne
Bayne
Clark Williams
Robert S. Bradley
A. B. Hepburn
William H. Nichols
Langley W. Wiggin
Edwin B. Potts
Park Terrell
David S. Mills
Bricklayers Contract Upheld in Fireproofing Case
Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court denied the National Fireproofing Company a temporary injunction and dismissed the complaint. The ruling sustains the legality of the contract between bricklayers' organizations and Mason Builders' Association, restricting fireproofing work to union bricklayers. The dispute centered on who could lay fireproofing under the contract and whether skilled labor was required.
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Holt
United States
National Fireprooffing Company
Mason Builders’ Association
Townsend
National Fireproofling Company
City Delays Crippled Deaf School Plan Over Costs
The New York Board of Education postponed establishing a school for crippled and deaf children amid budget stringency. An old Stuyvesant High site was proposed, but the $10,000 estimate halted action. Superintendent Maxwell and others urged education access. the board will seek federal aid and appointed six principals to new postings.
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Board of Education
Stuyvesant High School
24 Street
Fourth Avenue
M. & Stern
Maxwell
Department of
New York
William E. Grady
Manhattan
Louis Marks
the Bronz
Wlfam J. Morrison
Brooklyn
Temperance Gray
Grace Fowtell
Isabel W. Smith
Vote to Buy Fiero Homestead for Armory Site
Westchester County Board of Supervisors voted to purchase the Fiero homestead, birthplace of the state, as an armory site for 29009 dollars. The Daughters of the Revolution hold an option and seek a monument space. price negotiations hinge on assessable values and concessions.
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Westchester County Board of Supervisors
Fiero
State of
New York
Daughters of the Revolution
Westchester County
White Plains
WANTED WARRANT FOR EDISON IN NYC COURT
Two women demanded a warrant for Thomas Edison, inventor of the telephone, in West Side court. One caller, Marie Derille from the Hotel Astor, argued that Edison’s devices annoy her with noises and should be stopped, but the magistrate adjourned to a New Jersey court.
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Thomas Edison
Warran
Barlow
West Side Court
New Jersey
Marie Derille
Hotel Astor
Prisoner Held in $2 Bail Over Fraud Case at Jefferson Market
John Coffin, magazine writer, held on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses after pastor Rev. Thomas R. Slicer of the Church of the Messiah reported being bilked. Coffin allegedly used checks signed to fictitious names and admitted possession of fraudulent instruments, claiming no intent to cash them. Police linked the scheme to similar past attempts in the church community.
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Mills Hotel No. 3
Cornell
Jefferson Market Court
Thomas R. Slicer
Church of the Messiah
Slicer
Coffin
John Coffin
Coltier
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Sam
J. B. M- Harvey
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Justice Davis Extends Injunctions Over Sunday Dances
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Davis extended injunctions issued about five weeks earlier. The orders restrain Commissioner Bingham from interfering with Sunday night dances conducted by private organizations in an orderly manner. Two other injunctions of similar nature against Bingham were continued.
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Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Bingham
Bank Closure Shocks Beckley Principal Bank Closes
West Virginia report from Huntington dated January 22 states Citizens' Bank at Beckley near Huntington closed its doors and is under the Banking Commissioner Matthews. Depositors caused by a run precipitated the suspension. The bank's capital stock is listed as 100400 dollars.
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Huntington
W. Va
Citizens’ Bank
Beckley
Here
Matthews
Smallpox Strikes Another Mail Clerk in Williamsport
Clarence Bencox, a railway mail clerk between Harrisburg and Elmira, taken to a Williamsport hospital with smallpox after exposure in Harrisburg two weeks earlier when a case was found in a mail car.
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Williamsport
Penn
Clarence Bencox
Harrisburg
Elmira
Northwestern extension talks reach Miles City plan
Butte Montana January 22 prominent Chicago and Northwestern officials travel toward the northwest fueling talk of extending the system from Belle Fourche South Dakota to Miles City Montana and then to the Pacific Coast. Steel to build to Miles City is reported collected at Belle Fourche.
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Butte
Mont
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Northwest
Belle Fourche
S. D
Miles Ci
Pacific Coast
Northwestern
Miles City
Green Bay and Western Declares Dividends on Debentures and Stock
The Green Bay and Western Railroad directors announced a first dividend of one half of 1 percent on Class B income debentures and regular 5 percent annual dividends on Class A debentures and stock, all payable February 1. Class B debentures receive surplus earnings after 5 percent is paid on Class A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay & Western Railroad Company
Reading Collieries to Suspend Operations This Week
Orders from officers of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company halt mining in the Schuylkill region for Friday and Saturday. All but three collieries and all washeries will be idle on those two days. The move likely reflects weak coal demand with rising temperatures reducing trading need.
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Reading
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Schuylkill
Chicago Private Bank Seeks Creditor Assignment
The Chicago private bank of A. C. Tisdale suspended payments to depositors on January 22 and is making an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Liabilities are about 73,800 with assets near 9,000.
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Chicago
A. C. Tisdelle
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Charles Thaddeus Terry
American Automobile Association Legislative Board
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William H. Hotchkiss
American Automobile Association
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