Big college gridiron slate with Fordham vs Georgetown
College football scene centers on Fordham as Captain Fitzastrick guides a strong backfield of Gargan Geary White and Coffey against Georgetown at Amergesa League 1.a while Princeton Dartmouth at the Polo Grounds and Yale Harvard Navy Carllrive games stir city interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Own
University of North Carolina
Fordham
Amherst
Princeton
Georgetown
Fitzastrick
Gargan
Geary
White
Dartmouth
Hanover
Polo Grounds
Tribune
Annepolis
Navy
McMasters
Indians
Frank Slingluff
Harvard
Crimson
Lenge
Delton
Hervard
Dalton
Burr
Slingluff
Ray Paige
Yale
Crescent Club Golf Winners Shine in President's Cup
EH Peck defeated F C Dunning in the President's Cup fray by four up with two to play as George T Brebbins won the consolation round by seven up and six to play. O M 28 presented the prize. Labor Day cap entered by BF Kelley was won by C B Brant who beat BE Peck in the U Lole round by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Et Crescent Athletic Club
H. L. Laeng
EH Peck
F. C. Dunning
George T Brebbins
J.T. Woodward
O. M
BF. Kelley
C.B
Brant
BE. H. Peck
Favorites Fared Badly at Pimlico on Heavy Track
At Pimlico on a heavy track, favorites struggled with four defeats. Ben Cole won the steeplechase and Jennie Wells took the last race while Upton and McCahey split the jockey honors with two wins each. Horace E won the Merchants Handicap by three lengths as Live Wire and Berkeley faded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pimlico
Ben Cole
Jennie Wells
Upton
McCahey
Horace E
Bannockburn
Miss Lynch
Live Wire
Berkeley
Grania
McCarthy
Brown Tony
Ott
Hurlock
Student King
Williams
Brown Ton
Lee Deccarby
Granta
Maxim Gun
Great Jubilee
Elizabeth Sweeny
Brighton Jack
Queen of the Hills
Whip
Dupee
Reginald
Lynch
Rennett
Ragman
Canning
Delaby
Rossfenton
Court Lady
Dan de Noyles
Obdurate
High Range
Tassey
Hanonia
Pearl Point
Judge Ermentrout
Lee
Croydon
Gic- Cabe
Charles G. Gates
Noblesse Oblige
Valcour
Pimlico Entries Today For Three-Year-Olds And Up
Pimlico card lists eight races with horses and odds across six furlongs to one mile. Notable runners include Belle of the Bay, The Clown, Montbert, Edgely, Billie Hibbs, Incognito, Trey of Spades, Nioless, Star Gowan, and Black Sheep among others for sprint and mile races plus a Steeplechase handicap and selling stakes featuring Ballet Girl Greenhow and King Commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Pimlico
Baltimore
Falenda
Cressina
Tileing
Gowan
Question Mark
Burgher
Nike Ke Guts
la Belle Agn Slekiz Assess
Erbet Astro
Larata
Prosper of
Newbury
Garland
Trois Temp
Milford
Cary
Seeeete Golco
Okenite Seers
Baylor
Umbrella
Faust
St Joseph
Sanguine Evesees
Nobility
Otago
Cowen
Hoffman
Roger de
Huda
Merry
Aunt Jule
May River
Betty Vincent
Ates
Footnad
Faracinesca Oneveeee
Fountainblue
Arondack BS Burgherssetse
Mombassa
Dolly Spanker Beccleseussoveses
Notasulga
Squire
Norbitt
Alara
Raquel
Frances Rey
Bird of Flight
Liz
Dandy Dixon
Uncle Jim
Waponoes
Sedan
Kempton
the Clown
Montbert
Edgely
Billie Hibbs
Incognito
Trey of Spades
Nioless
Stargowan
Whip Top
Ballet Girl
Greenhow
Teney
Miss Cardigan
Red Doe
Varre
King Commoner
Floro
Nethermost
Prince of Plison
Grandpa
Bilberry
Laily
Clements
Astor d'Or
Lady Karma
Black Sheep
Mazuma
New York
Rio Grande
Ivanhoe
Druid
Poquessing
Grace
Louise Bell
Babble
Boz
Gunshot
Kebec
Peccatore
Golfen Castle
Tedton
Ed Shuster
Russian refugee Pouren freed then rearrested in graft of arrest warrant
Jan Janoff Pouren, a Russian refugee, was released from custody on old charges of arson attempted murder and burglary and immediately rearrested on a new warrant. The Russian Consul General’s counsel petitioned to vacate the warrant citing a treaty certificate requirement, while the Russian government’s attorney argued no certificate was needed. Judge Holt reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Janoff Pouren
Roosevelt
United States
William Henkel
Pouren
Coudert Brothers
Holt
United States District Court
Herbert Parsons
Russia
Frederic Coudert
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Sets January 4 Hearing on Commodities Clause
Washington October 26 The Supreme Court fixed January 4 as the hearing date for the commodities clause cases and ordered consolidation into one argument session, combining a dozen cases for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seme
Sap
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Grand Prize Cars Entered for Vanderbilt Cup Race
Five more light cars entered for the November 26 Vanderbilt Cup lightweight race at Savannah, including two Buicks and three Oldsmobiles from F L Smith. Itala and Renault entries also arrive as flexing preparations continue. close of entries set for November 21 with H T Clinton as contest secretary. The National Retail Automobile Dealers Association selects Grand Central Palace for its New York show December 31 to January 7, led by C F Jensen with Oldsmobile and Duryea involvement. Knox coach cars show no magneto issue in Van derbilt Cup, with stock-car styling noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of America
Savannah
Buick
Oldsmobile
F. L. Smith
Olds Motor Works
John T. Cutting
Willam Fallburth
Itala
Piacenza
Henri Fournier
Alexander Cagno
Hautvast
Rigal
Clement-Bayard
Duray
de Dietrich
National Retail Automobile Dealers’ Association
Grand Central Palace
New York
C. F. Jensen
Joliet, Ill
Knox Automobile Company
Grandstand
Knox
Columbia to field two soccer elevens this season
Columbia announces schedules for two soccer teams with eight fall games for the varsity side and a separate slate for the second eleven. Intercollegiate cup ties in spring will pit Columbia against Pennsylvania Haverford Yale Harvard and Cornell with matches set on South Field Cambridge and Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. D. Murphy
Pennsylvania
Haverford
Yales
South Field
Harvard
Cornell
Cambridge
Ithaca
Yachting News and Notes on New Constructions
Yachting writers note record October activity with many yachts under construction signaling a prosperous 1914 season. William I. Douglas of the New York Yacht Club orders a 140 foot steam yacht at Morris Heights with a Seabury triple expansion engine rated at 600 horsepower for about sixteen knots. Commodore George W. Butts launches the Gertrude IV, a 89 foot waterline steel power yacht designed by Henry J. Gielow and built by B F Wood, to be sailed by Commodore and Mrs. Butts. it sports two standard engines totaling 26 horsepower and is expected to reach thirteen knots with a 89 feet waterline. A 50 foot 12 knot power boat is laid down for Simon F Rothschild at Bay Shore with a 43 foot 3 inch waterline and 10 foot beam, to be powered by two 2 horsepower motors for a three hundred mile cruise. Henry J. Gielow is designing the Bay Shore craft. Merrill B MMs of Detroit, NYYC member, commissions a Stamford Motor Company motor cruising yacht 7 feet long? with two Buffalo motors for Florida service. dimensions include 17 feet beam and 8 feet draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William I. Douglas
New York Yacht Club
Morris Heights
Gas Engine and Power Company
Seabury & Co
Seabury
Douglas
Machigonne
Commodore George W. Butts
B. F. Wood
City Island
Henry J. Gielow
Gertrude IV
Commodore
Willard F. Downs
Bay Shore
Long Island
Simon F. Rothschild
Brooklyn
Florida
Merrill B. Mms
Detroit
Whittelsey & Whitaker
Stamford Motor Company
Buffalo
Wife Asks Clemency for Magness in Deserter Case
Mrs. Magness, daughter of late Senator Gorman, asks clemency for her husband, jailed in Philadelphia as a navy deserter. Assistant Secretary Newberry says such letters arrive often and will be handled in the usual manner with no publication of the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newberry
Magness
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Philadelphia
Navy
Kennellys Close Rye Summer Home Return to New York
Mr and Mrs Bryan L Kennelly have closed their Rye New York summer home and returned to their New York house on West ith street, indicating a move back to the city from their summer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan L. Kennelly
Rye
N. Y
New York
Westith Street
Insanity Plea in Hains Murder Case Up for Trial
In Queens Supreme Court Flushing Justice Garretson overruled McIntyres demurrer to indictments charging Captain Peter C Hains Jr and Thornton J Hains with slaying William E Annis on August 15 The brothers pleaded not guilty to Thornton and captain Hains insanity defense The court withholds trial date noting January as possible start for Thornton with alienist testimony suggesting temporary insanity The proceedings included letters from the time framing the case and personal notes from Mrs Hains and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson
Queens County Supreme Court
Flushing
John F. McIntyre
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Thornton J. Hains
William E. Annis
Darrin
Thornton Hains
Justice Aspinall
McIntyre
Captain Hains
Mr. McIntyre
Thornton
Mr. Shay
Hains Brothers
Annis
Saloonkeeper Faces Excise Case in Jefferson Market
In Jefferson Market Court yesterday Charles Brady saloonkeeper at 214 216 Ninth avenue accused Frank McCrackan bartender for John Rogers of the Liquor Dealers Association of selling him beer at 12 20 this morning. Brady’s testimony was interrupted by the magistrate who adjourned the case to Wednesday in 00 bail along with another saloonkeeper case. Brady disclosed he caused his bartender’s arrest over tensions with Rogers and claimed he would not give monthly protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Market Court
Charles Brady
Ninth Avenue
Frank McCrackan
John Rogers
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Eighth Avenue
Brady
Arthur J. Kretzler
Butts
Frederick Goerlitzer
Philip McGinn
West 26Th Street
Rogers
President Clears Governor Post in Puerto Rico Rumor Row
A Roosevelt letter to the Methodist Preachers Association in New York dismissed anonymous charges against Governor Post of Puerto Rico. The church read the letter and halted further action after a Senate probe found the fifteen month old allegations baseless. Dr. J Wesley Johnston called the revived rumors a political conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Methodist Preachers’ Association
Governor Post
Porto Rico
Fifth Avenue
J. Wesley Johnston
Old John Street Methodist Church
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Adirondack Rain May End Forest Fires
Albany reports rain in the Adirondacks today helping ease fire danger though a long steady downpour is needed. Commissioner Osborne of the Public Service Commission notes fire damage may exceed 1903, cites railroad-caused blazes, and urges tougher rail measures while praising efforts to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Adirondacks
State Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Thomas M. Osborne
Public Service Commission
Osborne
Budget Exhibit Heads to Pittsburg Convention
The American Civic Association and the National Municipal League plan to move Pittsburg from November 14 to 24. They will cover moving costs for the city's budget exhibit now at No 16 Broadway. Today's meeting is library day with talks by officials from the New York Brooklyn and Queens public library systems. The exhibit runs until October 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Civic Association
National Municipal League
Pittsburg
No. 16
Broadway
Public Library System
New York
Brooklyn
Queens
Insane Patient Hangs Self at Retreat
Coroner Van Patten investigated the death of Mrs. Mary C. Gray of Larchmont at St. Vincent's Retreat in Harrison-on-the-Sound. The wealthy patient, treated for melancholia, hanged herself with a sheet while a nurse was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. van Patten
White Plains
Mary C. Gray
Larchmont
St. Vincent's Retreat
Harrison-on-the- Sound
Autos beat high prices with bargain auto sales
Advertises new and used cars at half list prices from a large dealer network. Mentions 60 largest dealers, two and a half dozen hand cars and contact numbers WP7-150-1001 Broadway and 210-17 West 8th. Contains promotional style typical of a classified autos section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUTO
Lost in mountains near Green River Hot Springs
A search party led by Dr J B Kloeber for Frederick W Kloeber, missing since October 19 on a Cascade Mountains hunting trip, proceeds from Green River Hot Springs as bloodhounds from Spokane join the effort. Kumile's body has been found. the fate of the second man remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River Hot Springs
Wash
J. B. Kloeber
Frederick W. Kloeber
Julius Kumile
Spokane
Hot Springs
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Mr. Kloeber
Kloeber
Kumle
Green River
Edith Kloeber
Charles E. Kloeber, Jr
The
Associated Press
New York
Hawleys proceed in suit against sister over $34000 debt
Alan R. Hawley and his brother William press claims against their sister Jennie Hawley Levee to recover 34000 amid testimony before Justice Erlanger. Hawley asserts potential 75000 owed outside the suit while detailing household expenditures and past firm dealings. Letters from Jennie Levee about her marriage to Charles Levee were read in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan R. Hawley
The
Aero Club
Justice Erlanger
William Hawley
Jennie Hawley Levee
Charles Levee
Alan Hawley
Stock Exchange
Indicted License Bureau Officers Face Bribery Perjury Charges
Sergeant Peter J. Bird and Patrolman Patrick J. Reid were indicted for bribery and perjury tied to the License Bureau. Bird allegedly demanded $0 from Dorothy Mason of a moving picture show at 114 East 149th Street and threatened license actions. Reid is accused of perjury denying knowledge of Alfred Weiss and advising Lawrence Bologna to buy films from Weiss. Bail remained at 2,500 each with continued release on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Bird
Patrick J. Reid
Foster
Bird
Dorothy Mason
East 149Th Street
Reid
Commissioner of Accounts
Mitchel
Alfred Weiss
Lawrence Bologna
Weiss
US Rubber to Issue Long Term Financial Plan
The United States Rubber Company plans a financial plan within days to issue a long term note issue. It would retire its 8 million dollars of 5 percent funding notes maturing 1909 and 4.3 million dollars of Boston Rubber Shoe Company debentures due 1910. The plan aims to discharge minor obligations and boost working capital, with annual interest on the new notes slightly below the existing retirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Rubber Company
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Canal Board Scandal In Albany Over Mill Property
Albany reports a Democratic battle in the state canal board led by State Engineer Frederick Skene against Superintendent F C Stevens. The dispute centers a $500000 mill property on Oswego’s east bank atop the route for the new barge canal. Attorney General Jackson's conflicting opinions fuel politics as the board votes to redraw plans to exclude the mill property and Skene delays submitting updated maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Albany
State Canal Board
F. C. Stevens
State Department of Public Works
Frederick Skene
Ontario Knitting Company
New Barge Canal
Oswego
Skene
Charles N. Bulger
Knitting Company
Fingey” Conners
Stevens
Jackson
Canal Board
Not Guilty Of Gambling In Brooklyn Bookmaking Case
Magistrate Geismar in Adams Street court Brooklyn dismissed complaints against Orlando Jones and eight others arrested for bookmaking at Gravesend track. He ruled taking bets is not a crime in this context, noting bookmaking requires a fixed stand with paraphernalia to inform and attract bets, which a race track does not provide. The decision cites English law and stresses they merely talked and bet among themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geismar
Adams Street
Brooklyn
Orlando Jones
John B. Stanchfield
Gravesend
Elder
Bilder
Will forgery claim unfolds in Burbank estate suit
Dr Albert H Hamilton testified the Ambrose Burbank will signature is a forgery. Plaintiffs David and Mary Ellen Newcomb seek $100,000 in bonds assigned by Ambrose to their mother. Defendants challenge the bond assignment as forged. Judge Ward presided in the U S Circuit Court as hearings continued with experts aligning on forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb H. Burbank
Ambrose B. Burbank
Albert H. Hamilton
Auburn
N. Y
Ambrose Burbank
Caleb Burbank
David Burbank Newcomb
Mary Ellen Newcomb
Ward
United States Circuit Court
Eugene D. Hawkins
August Harthorn
Dr. Hamilton
Also Mentioned on This Page
College
Coy
Navy Centre
the Tribune
New Heaven
Ted Coy
Burch
Hobbs
Andrus
Philbin
Logan
Murphy
Naedeleené Kilpatrick
Mergeresu
Kilpatrick
Bingham
Tony Haines
Burkets
Brown
Cooney
Mersereau
Howard Jones
Syracuse
Tad” Jones
George Chadwick
Frank Hinkey
Mass
Cutler
Ernest Graves
West Point
Graves
Haughton
N. J
Moffatt
Wal Flood
Marshell Mills
G. McCord
Weer Point
Xt Bc
Oy Taon Flanders
Phileon
Aril
Wood
Unternace
Colgate
Hollenback
Manier
Keinath
Crescent Athletic Club Golp
Coal Roads
Oldsmobile Company
Lansing
Mich
Cutting
L. M. Bradley
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
Charles E. Duryea
Sports AT
Boys Club
Critchley Field Club
Staten Island Field Club
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Livingston
Staten Island
Boys’ Club
Bronx Oval
Montclair Athleticoes
Montclair
Staten Island Fiel Club
de Witt Clinton High School
Manual Training High School
Washington Park
Montclair Athletic Club
Cornell Chess Club
Ithacans
Yachting News and Notes
Mrs. B. L. Kennelly
City
Brother—Demurrer
Billy
Boston
Claudia
Manhattan
Shay
Hains
Philippines
Ike
F. W. Kloeber
A. R. Hawley
License Bureau
Sergeant Bird
U. S. Rubber
Burbank
Pierce
Brougham
George N. Pierce Company Members Association
New Jersey
Harrolds Motor Car CO
Ellis Motor Car Company
West 54Th Street
Washington St
Newark
Pierce Arrow
Madison Square Garden
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!