Glidden Tour Changes Set For 1908 Reliability Test
The 1908 Glidden touring event will be treated as a reliability touring contest with new rules to balance pleasure and testing. Entries open with only car name and entrant. driver and observer named by July 3. Route by Dai Lewis. checks by Ferguson and Reeves. New clubs join state associations. hill climb entry fees expand participation. grotesque decoration trophy planned. maps of New Hampshire and Vermont issued to members.
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Dai Lewis
E. L. Ferguson
Mortimer Reeves
Automobile Carnival
Carnival Fund
S. S. Wheeler
Automobile Club of America
New Hampshire
Vermont
Bureau of Tours
Hugo Gibson
Hospitalier Carpentier Manographe
Zust Car Off Again On New York to Paris Race
Ogden Utah March 25 The Zust Italian car started from Ogden on a flatcar for the New York to Paris race resuming its journey after unloading at Kelton about ninety miles west of here near the Great Salt Lake The De Dion and Protos cars also report progress toward the coast and San Francisco March 25.
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Utah
New York
Paris
Kelton
Here
Central Pacific
Great Salt Lake
Wyoming
Spring Valley
Protos
Fort Steele
Green River
Granger
San Francisco
Alaska
Four Choices Beat en Draculum at Benning Race Meet
At Benning track in Washington on March 25, Percentage and Penarris won the teeplechase while Animus captured the closing race. Draculum failed again as a favorite in the Benning Handicap, with Poquessing prevailing by a head over Tea loaf after a late challenge.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Washington
Benning Racetrack
Percentage
Penarris
George Odom
Draculum
Poquessing
Workmaid
Oraclum
Knight of the Thistle
Prowler
McCarthy
Nanne
Tealoaf
Jimmy McLaughlin
Taboo
Bonnie Kelso
Railbirds
Dr. Lee
Tommy Burns
Alley
Bill” Daly
Hartford
Wayside
Bessie Kiser
J. W. Coit
Penerris
Fin MacCool
John E. Madden
Animus
Shaw
Heidmoore
Sally
May Row in England Plans For Olympic Eight
Yale Harvard and Cornell oarsmen plan an eight to race in the upcoming Olympic regatta in England next summer. Funds are sought to support the trip with three or four colleges expected to be represented. Possible coaches include John Kennedy of Yale or Charley Courtney of Cornell, with Julian W. Curtiss directing the plan. The eight aims to reflect the top American university talent shown at New London and Poughkeepsie regattas.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yaie
Harvard
Cornell
England
John Kennedy
Yale
Charley Courtney
Corneil
Julian W. Curtiss
New York City
New London
Poughkeepsie
Princeton Beats NYU 6 to 3 to Open Baseball Season
Princeton defeats New York University 6 to 3 in a slow two hour game with Heyniger pitching five innings and seven strikeouts. Annapolis hosts Gallaudet College with Navy winning 11 to 3 as Van Auken Humphier Meade and Anderson see action. Fordham opens Saturday at Fordham Field against Baxier club at 3 30.
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N. J
New York University
Heyniger
Clark
Hamil
Warwick
Pitman
Dawson
Tiger
T-Bone
Clark, Wilson
MacDonald, Goerz
Murphy
Friedricks
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Academy
Gallaudet College
Fultz
Navy
van Auken
Humphier
Meade
Anderson
Fordham College
Baxier Club
Fordham
190Th Street
Third Avenue
Highlanders Defeat Toledo In Rough Exhibition
The New York Highlanders beat Toledo 8 to 1 in Chattanooga with pitchers Doyle and Newton dominant despite Doyle’s wildness before settling. Shortstop Norman Elberfeld watched from the grandstand and is likely to play tomorrow.
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the Tribune
Chattanooga
Tenn
Toledo American Association
Joe Doyle
Doc Newton
Doyle
Toledo
Highlanders
Norman Elberfeld
Columbia Track Trials End as Outdoor Field Repairs Begin
Columbia athletes held a last indoor try-out as South Field awaits repair. C Hvaas won the point trophy with 38 points across four meets, with Grassi and Marsh close behind. Ryan will captain Columbia basketball next season after previously declining the role.
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South Field
Columbia
C. Hvaas
W. H. Grassi
A. G. Marsh
Hvaas
Marse Abe Wins Juvenile Stakes at City Park
New Orleans March 25 Marse Abe dominating juvenile horses this year claimed the $1,000 Juvenile Stakes at City Park racing five furlongs on a heavy track in 1 03 1 5. Other races saw Orilandot and Marie Abr scoring in six furlongs and five furlongs respectively with Buckman and Merrick among winners in steeplechase and lower grades.
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Marse Abe
City Park
Orilandot
Flynn
Minot
Heidel
Gibson
Leibert
Harold D
Frescati
Ansonia
Gratiot
Bewitched
Fare
Marsh Redon
Boji
Gr Larsen
Boundary Elk
Piller
McKinney
Buckman
Ralph Reese
Decimo
Sand Catcher
Ralbert
Ida May
Henr
Canada
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Lady Chilton
Anne McGee
Elizabeth Harwood
Pedro
Lee
al Muller
Glorifier
Sumter
Our Boy
Miss Mazzoni
Merrick
Martin
Yaddo
Powers
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Minder
Fred Mullholland
Coon
Belle of
Shelby
Avaunteer
John McBride
Creel
Ott
Katie
Schlechter Grabs Lead In Vienna International Chess
In the third round at the Vienna Chess Club F J Marshall defeated Reti while Bardeleben toppled Johner. Schlechter leads with three points after beating Leonhardt, Rubinstein faces Alapin, and Rubinstein may tie for first. Other results include Perlis over Cohn Maroczy over Salwe Berger and Spielmann drawn, Duras and Tartakower drawn, Mieses drawn withvers.
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the Tribune
Vienna
F. J. Marshall
Reti
Hungary
P. Johner
New York
Bardeleben
Carl Schlechter
Leonhardt
Rubinstein
Alapin
Perlis
Cohn
Maroczy
Salwe
Berger
Spielmann
Duras
Tartakower
Mieses
Ver
Schlechter
Teichmann
Colin Rubinstein
Leonhardt Oe
Marshall
Lg Swiderski
Alapinia
Johner
Suechting
Women’s Metropolitan Set To Play Essex County May Dates
The Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association will hold its championship on the Essex County Country Club links on May 28 and 29 with a schedule aligned after the men’s event at Baltusrol. Miss Georgianna Bishop may defend her title though plans to spend time in the West could affect participation.
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Essex County
Baltusrol
Georgianna Bishop
Brooklawn
Eastern Golf Association
Oakley Country Club
Mary B. Adams
Boston
Fanny C. Osgood
Tri-City
Morse Dummy Loan Case Petition Seeks Transfer
Gifford Hobbs and Beard filed in the Supreme Court a petition for transfer of a suit brought by Receiver Hianna of the National Bank of North America to recover 405676 62 from Morse. The case, called the dummy loan case, concerns notes of Calvin Austin N H Campbell and James T Morse discounted for mortgage.
Coroner's jury links arsenic to Walter Baker’s Bogota death
In Hackensack New Jersey the coroner's jury concluded Walter Farnsworth Baker died from arsenic poisoning at Bogota on October 27 1907 with arsenic administered by an unknown person The jury censured undertaker Riccardo for embalming before view by the coroner and no grand jury action was decided Prosecutor Koester may pursue further action while Baker's brother pushes the case ahead
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Pergdon
Hackensack
Boston
Frank H. Hurd
Bogota
William F. Riccarlo
G. H. McFaden
Hurd
Baker
Bright
Koester
William S. Boos
Charles Harrington
George B. McGrath
McFaden
Malcolm Lawrence
Hurds
E. E. Smith
Manhattan
DeMund
William F. Riccardo
Mabel Wiggin
Brittingham
Meagis Baker
Walter Farnsworth Baker
W. F. Baker
Fort Wadsworth orders trolley tracks removed to deter photos
War Department acts to hide fortifications on Staten Island by removing Richmond Light and Power Company trolley tracks through the reservation. Company representatives seek extension of an April 1 timetim e. President H. H. Rogers of Standard Oil leads the firm operating the line from St. George to South Beach. Alternate routes are Lehmann avenue and Fingerboard road. Batteries rise while cars pass, making cameras easy targets.
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Staten Island
Narrows
War Department
Richmond Light and Power Company
Washington
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Standard Oil Company
St. George
South Beach
Richmond
New York Avenues
Fort
Parks Haunted by Criminals At City Playground Conference
At a New York symposium on urban congestion Dr Maxwell urged placing small parks under educational authority. Miss Julia Richmond called Seward Park a curse and menace to the East Side and the source of theft among nearby children, advocating giving back to children or closing parks.
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Seward Park
American Museum of Natural History
Maxwell
Julia Richmond
Florente Kelley
National Consumers’ League
Walter Laidlaw
The
Federation of Churches
Naturalization papers revoked for Boston Chinese native
The State Department orders Boston naturalization chief William H. Lewis to start proceedings to revoke the citizenship papers granted to George Williams a native of Amoy China. Williams came to Boston in 1864 and reportedly obtained papers in 1877 though allegedly lacking right to them. He returned to China in 1897.
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Boston
State Department
Washington
George Williams
Amoy
China
Peking
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Naturalization Bureau of
Williams
Sixty Couples Compete in Music Ride at Dourland Academy
Sixty couples entered the music ride at Dourland Academy led by Mr and Mrs John Gerken. Archie Kinney Michael Turner and Charles W Dickel Jr won the jeu de barre contest and earned the silver cup donated by William Durland. The final match is set for next Wednesday night open to three rider teams from New York riding academies.
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Dourland Academy
John Gerken
Jeu de Barre
Archie Kinney
Michael Turner
Charles W. Dickel, Jr
William Durland
New York
Indoor Catholic Athletic League meet at 69th Regiment Armory
St Ann's branch hosts its annual indoor meet at the 69th Regiment Armory tonight with over nine hundred entries. Notable competitors include Harry S. Hillman and Dan Kelly among many others in a program promising top season events.
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Harry S. Hillman
Dan Kelly
St. Ann's
Catholic Athletic League
69Th Regiment
Chicago Wins College Basketball Title
The University of Chicago defeats the University of Pennsylvania 17 to 16 in Chicago for the college championship after winning the earlier game in Philadelphia last Saturday.
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Philadelphia
University of Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Penn Rail Shopmen Suspended in Harrisburg Area
About one thousand Pennsylvanian Railroad shop workers in and around Harrisburg were suspended indefinitely during the evening. The action mirrors Altoona measures and affects half the local shop staff while all non-roundhouse branches are impacted. Road crews still on duty receive extended hours. heavy repair work shifts to Altoona. Roughly fifty middle division freight workers between Harrisburg and Altoona were suspended, bringing total suspensions for trains in and out of the city to twenty three since last fall.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Middle Division
25 900 Coal Miners to Resume Work
Pottsville Penn March 2 Orders issued today by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company for the resumption of fifty five collieries and washeries on April 1 after being on half time for two months About 250 men and boys will be affected Nine collieries that were closed entirely recently are included The coal train service and repair shops will run full time The April 1 coal price cut spurs demand and storage yards are exhausted full time is expected through the summer.
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Pottsville
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Seaboard Trust Votes to Dissolve Voting Trust
At a trustees meeting the Seaboard Air Line Railway voting trustees adopted resolutions to dissolve the voting trust and distribute stock on May 15 to holders in exchange for their voting trust certificates.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
George Sutton Wins Two Practice Billiards Matches
George Sutton won two practice games yesterday in balkline billiards. He defeated Cady Signal, the Frenchman, 300 to 146 in the afternoon, then beat Slosson 211 to 0 in the evening. Sutton averaged 56.? to 9 against Slosson with high runs of 144 and 109.
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George Sutton
Cadysignal
Slosson
Mill Wrecked by Bomb at New Hampton Mills
The Hampton Mills at New Hampton near Hampton Junction were partly wrecked by a bomb breaking a grinding machine building and injuring several workers. An arrest has been made as authorities pursue a possible conspiracy linked to a discharged former employee.
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N. J
Hampton Mills
New Hampton
Hampton Junction
John Nierenberg
New York
Thomas Clawson
Banker Tramps 200 Miles For Pardon In Texas
William Garner, a banker convicted of embezzlement and recently escaped from a penal farm near Austin, walked into Governor Campbell's office to surrender. He traveled on foot from Snyder to Austin, enduring hunger robberies and near starvation, while seeking a pardon after writing home for letters of character. Governor Campbell may grant clemency.
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Tribune
Fort Worth
Tex
William Garner
Austin
Campbell
Garner
Snider
Snyder
Will Let Men Smoke At Church
The Rev Sydney Goodman plans men only religious services at the Church of the Ascension in Kenky avenue Atlantic City. The new parish hall will host after the Sunday service a sermon and male choir with a moving picture show, seating 1 person, inviting men who avoid church to attend.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
Sydney Goodman
Church of the Ascension
Ken Ky Avenue
Goodman
Eskimos Study Expedition by Stefanson Promised Arctic Trek
V Stefanson of the American Geographical Society plans to lead a year long, solo ethnological expedition to the isolated Eskimo tribes of Prince Albert Land in the Arctic. He will travel from Macpherson to Hudson's Bay Company posts, descend to the Arctic Ocean, and rely on dogs and sled for the study. Stefanson praises Eskimos as fine, uncomplaining, hospitable and socialistic.
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American Geographical Society
Arctic
Canada
American Museum of Natural History
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Macpherson
Hudson's Bay Company
Albert Land
Esquimans
Episcopal Rector Switches Faith to Roman Catholic Church
The Rev. Charles E. Bowles, rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church in Chicago, resigns to join the Roman Catholic Church. He is a member of the Companions of the Holy Saviour, a group including about forty Episcopal ministers. Last month three other members also entered Catholicism, including Nashotah professors Edward Hawks and James Bourne, and Rev. J. B. Haslam of Philadelphia.
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Chicago
Charles E. Bowles
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Companions of the Holy Saviour
United States
Edward Hawks
James Bourne
Nashotah
Wis.) Episcopal Seminary
Smith Named General Passenger Agent of New Haven Railroad
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad announces A B Smith as general passenger agent with headquarters in Boston and authority over all New Haven passenger service including the New England Navigation Company. Smith, a native of the city, previously served with Burlington & Quincy and Northern Pacific and later as traffic manager of the New Haven trolley lines.
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Boston
A. B Smith
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven Company
New England Navigation Company
Smith
Burlington & Quincy
New Haven
Brokaws Sail to Europe for Winter in Rome
Gould Brokaw and his wife plan a European voyage starting tomorrow. The couple will join Mrs. H Bramhall Gilbert at No 75 Past Street in New York and head to Rome for the winter, keeping Brokaw's address private.
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Gould Brokaw
Gris
Will
Deer
Mrs. Gilbert
Rome
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