World speed tests smash records on Brooklyn Parkway
A Long Island Automobile Club event on Plate on the Ocean Parkway Brooklyn drew about twenty five thousand spectators as Henri Fournier set a mile record in 1 minute 52.5 seconds, edging out rivals including Foxhall Keene. The untimed early segments caused delays but the parade and trials showcased foreign and American machines and heavy public interest.
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Forming an Efficient Police Force in Great Cities
London veteran Sir Robert Anderson outlines a gradual, top down reform of police services emphasizing incorruptible leadership, rigorous examinations, political neutrality, and strict discipline to build an honest Metropolitan Police and to deter bribery and gambling ties.
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Earthquake Hit Erzeroum Turkey Causes Heavy Damage
A cable from Erzeroum reports a severe earthquake destroying about one thousand houses and damaging fifteen hundred. Several deaths are likely as fifteen thousand residents seek shelter in huts. relief funds of up to one hundred fifty thousand dollars are urgently needed.
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Secretary Hay to Speak at New York Chamber Dinner
Secretary Hay will attend the annual New York Chamber of Commerce dinner next Tuesday evening. He will respond to a toast that is expected to illuminate key aspects of U S foreign policy.
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Cornell Triumphs 24 0 Over Columbia At Polo Grounds
Cornell defeated Columbia 24 to 0 after a tight first half in which Columbia led briefly. A Morley fumble near midfield sparked Cornell's decisive rally, as Brewster and Schoelkopf fueled a late surge to seal the win.
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Yale Defeats Princeton in Gridiron Showdown at Yale Field
Yale and Princeton met on Yale Field in New Haven with Yale emerging 12 to 0 in a hard earned victory. Yale players Olcott Goss Gould Weymouth showed fitness despite injuries while Princeton struggled with cripples and substitutions. The win boosts Yale ahead of next week’s Harvard clash as spectators praised the Blue’s spirited attack and disciplined defense.
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Madrid students stage violent demonstration against Ministry
In Madrid on November 16 students protested the Ministry, clashing with police after streets were blocked and storefronts smashed. Police restored order but injuries were reported as pedestrians were harmed. The students set a rendezvous for the next day amid expectations of further unrest.
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