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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1908

Page

3

Depew Speaks At A C A Dinner On Automobiles

Senator Chauncey M. Depew addressed about 300 guests at the Automobile Club of America dinner in west Sixty Street headquarters. Notables included General Nelson Miles and Ambassador Jusserand. The discourse covered car technology, roads, and the impact of autos on industry and daily life.

Automobile Qub of America West Sith Street George Moore Smith Nelson A. Miles John Jacob Astor Wilton Merle Smith Chauncey M. Depew Patrick Francis Murphy Henry Sandurm Augustus Thomas Dr. Schuyler Skaats Wheeler M. Jules Jusgerang Colgate Hoyt Automobile Club of America Davell. Morris Job E. Hedges Albert R. Shatwell Jotham P. Allds Charles Jerome Edwards Oliver A. Quayle Hoyt Hughes

Noble wins two mile at Bun day School meet

In Brooklyn at the 14th Regiment armory the Bun day School Athletic Association held events headlined by the two mile race won by D. Noble of Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church by about ten yards over R. Beggs. Other wins included the one mile relay by Cuyler church four and the half mile by S. McLellan of Company B with Kerrigan close behind.

Bunday School Athletic Association 14Th Regiment Armory Brooklyn D. Noble Fourth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church RT. Beggs Cuyler Church McLellan H. J. Kerrigan G. K. Woolley Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian A. B. Marshall Tormpking Avenue Congregational B. M. Vod Greene Avenue Baptist Green Tompkins Avenue Presbyterian W. B. Tumey Church of Good Shepherd Hammond Central Presbyterian 14Th Regiment S. McLellan Ae Kerrigan G. A. Cooke H. Shembel Greene Avenue Presbyterian J. F. Yung Holy Trinity Lutheran C. Miller Sheepshead Bay Gunter T. Timmerman Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal S. C. Ormond K. Murray Hinson Place A. Burple J. Cc. Hardy F. J. Aberger Company A Central Congregational Reardon Sim Leary Selover Fennimore Methodist Episcopal Byers Nollman Boehm, Jr Ferrand Cuyler Cratch Peters Mayr Anderson Ross Baptist Temple Shotton McGonigal Chance Whitlock Holy Trinity Lutheran No Thir van Borstel van Saint Lohse Petry W. Burns Bedford Reformed W. Churchwell RT. Beges St. Andrews Protestant Episcopal J Germ St. Bartholomew's Methodist Episcopal

Four Mile Handicap Won by Frank at Irish American Club Meet

At the 68th Regiment armory on Lexington Avenue, the Irish American Athletic Club dominated the indoor track meet. W. G. Frank won the four mile handicap with 125 yard start, finishing in 20 minutes 4 seconds, ahead of T. Collins and H. M. Bassin amid protests and disqualifications in other events.

68Th Regiment Lexington Avenue 26Th Street John P. McGuire Edward Duffy James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union John J. McHugh Pastime Athletic Club John Duncan Emmett 69Th Regiment Frank W. Seward Geary Fordham University R. E. Goggin J. L. McCahill Test Regiment Athletic Association M. O'Connor Company F E. H. von Elling E. H. von Elling, Company FY Lester Company H J. B. Eluey F. J. Ridgway J. Malone Mohawk Athletic Club H. N. Davis Twenty-third Street Young Men's Christian Association James Clark Xavier Athletic Club E Grimsby New York Athletic Club R. E. Godkin W. A. Seward Irish-American Athletic Club J. F. Reberman J. Gometz F. L. Friedmann Military Athletic League Tiet Regiment 18Th Regiment H. J. Grumpert George J. Flem—ing W. Thomassen Young Men's Christian Association Grumpert Fleming Thomassen W. G. Frank Irish- American Athletic Club T. Collins H. M. Basson

Manual Training School Dominates Fifth Annual Indoor Meet

At the 23d Regiment Armory in Brooklyn the Manual Training School collects 39 points to win the PLASL indoor championships. De Witt Clinton takes 18 and Boys High 15. six records and three equal marks fall as Erasmus Hall’s R Whitney wins the half mile, DeWitt Clinton triumphs in the half mile relay, and A B Cozzens of Manual Training sets a 22 yard dash mark.

Public Schools Athletic League 23D Regiment Armory Bedford Atlantic Avenues Brooklyn Manual Training School de Witt Clinton High School F. Youngs Stuyvesant R. Whitney Erasmus Hall High School DeWitt Clinton A. B. Cozzens H. Rosenburg Morris High School F. Marble J. Myer 234D Regiment Charles Hiracond W. Kerker J. T. Thompson T. 5 E. Lynch C. Samuels de Witt Clinton P. Coffee Bryant A. Stephan Hall Commerce Ranning Morris High F. Cullinan H. Marshall Litwin Brotherton Juliass H. Freidberg 3. Bennett T. McClinton Haase O’ Hare Shapiro Baker Commercial A. Clunan Gray E. O’ Neill Boys’ High Pinkerton Commercial High F. Finegan A. J. de Castro Shepiro FE. Sanford C. Balém A. BR. Cozzens R. Snevily M. Stewart W. Taylor D. Baruth F. Baer P. O'Leary Rouse W. England Erasmus Hall A. Hobby A. R. Cozzens J. Blum George McNulty W. Hard Guniom B. Taylor

Timely Auto Topics on Tire Tests and Road Race News

The piece reports on tire testing by the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers tire committee to reduce blowouts, outlining heat inside tubes as a major cause. It notes Dow and other tube makers, a 68 mile test run, and advances in tire and rectifier tech plus race plans from Chicago to Florida and New York to Paris routes.

British Isles United States France Minister of Public Works Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers Henry Southern Association Dow Engineers’ Club Long Island City Patchogus

Wyoming to establish vast elk preserve near Yellowstone

Correspondence among President Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot, and Western lawmakers urged a government reserve on the Wapiti fork of the Shoshone River in Wyoming. The 120 square mile area east of Yellowstone Park would shield elk habitat, with no settlements or farming planned. Cody residents and guide John Goff support making it law.

Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot J. A. McGuire Outdoor Life Wapiti Fork North Fork Shoshone River Wyoming Yellowstone Park Park John Goff Cody Denver

Old Man Plans Chicago Texas Walk to Reunite with Son

Olaf Olson Bertwell, 61, a tailor, starts a long walk from Chicago to Fort Sam Houston to reach his son Martin, a bugler in the 1st United States Cavalry bound for the Philippines. With no money for rail fare, he seeks to avoid vagrancy charges and holds a letter of credentials from acting Mayor Mullaney.

Chicago Olaf Olson Bertwell Fort Sam Houston Texas Martin 1St United States Cavalry Philippines Fort Houston Bertwell Mullaney

American carmakers pick Stearns to compete with imports

The article outlines a push by American manufacturers to adopt best foreign features, selecting the Stearns car of Cleveland after evaluating experience and progressive aims. It notes open to expert input, praises Thomas Detroit’s closed cars, and highlights market interest in limousine and landaulet styles with blue and black finishes.

E. 8. Partridge Wyckoff, Church & Partridge Stearns Car New York Stearns F. B. Stearns Company Cleveland Thomas- Detroit Thomas Detroit

Practical auto instruction by J J Evans at 1661 Broadway

A real driving course offering hands on practice in actual cars with no theory. President J J Evans promotes practical lessons at his New York address 1661 Broadway.

J. J. Evans Broadway New York

Lawmaker to Discuss Fowler Currency Bill on House Floor

On Monday the representative will publicly discuss the Fowler currency bill outside committee for the first time and has set aside an hour, with a chance of more time. He anticipates many questions on the floor and may be joined by Representative Burton of Ohio, who favors the Aldrich measure over the Fowler bill.

Burton Ohio

Raid in Fifth Avenue Poolroom Probed by Police

Inspector OConnor Captain Young and detectives raided a Cambridge Building poolroom at 13d street and Fifth avenue yesterday afternoon. Samuel Mayer of West 37th Street and William Addison of Riverside Drive were found telephoning alleged racing information. Rodman brokerage office signs appeared, as Mayer and Addison claimed legitimate business.

Inspector O’connor Captain Young Tenderloin Cambridge 13D Street Fifth Avenue Samuel Mayer West 37Th Street William Addison 72D Street Riverside Drive Mayer Addison Henry T. Rodman & Co., Investments Rodman

Commercial Motor Vehicle Manufacturers' Association Formed

A new body named the Commercial Motor Vehicle Manufacturers' Association has been organized with headquarters in Chicago. Its officers include President G. M. Weeks Oscar Lear vice president Walter Wardrop general manager H. F. Hamilton treasurer J. E. Burke secretary. The group aims to influence all matters in the automobile industry. Letters continue to arrive from agents nationwide following Archer & Co.'s Hotchkiss six cylinder display at Madison Square Garden.

Cently Commercial Motor Vehicle Manufacturers’ Association Walter Wardrop G. M. Weeks Weeks Commercial Vehicle Company Chicago Oscar Lear Oscar Lear Automobile Company Springfield Ohio H. F. Hamilton Rapid Motor Vehicle Company Pontiac Mich J. E. Burke Lambert Motor Truck Company Anderson, Ind Archer & Co Madison Square Garden

New Jersey Rep Fowler Announces Banking Panel Move

Representative Fowler of New Jersey chairing the House Banking and Currency Committee announced today a shift in focus for the panel. He outlined plans to review banking policy and currency issues, signaling potential legislation in the coming weeks.

Washington Fowler New Jersey House Committee On Banking and Curreny

Real Estate Office Door Notation Missed by Ill Clerk

Rodman, hampered by illness, explains he has not visited his office and failed to remove his name from the door of a real estate office run by Warner.

Warner Rodman

DETSCH AWAY FROM HIS WIFE

Philadelphia reports increased public interest after Andrew Jackson Detsch was acquitted of murder. He is said to be at the seashore with his father, while his wife awaits his return and denies rumors of separation or a divorce. Attorneys say no divorce has started.

Philadelphia Andrew Jackson Detsch Harry Ferree

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