Board of Review Elects New Members and Turff Court Action
The Board of Review of the National Trotting Association elected Pierre Lorillard Jr. and Henry B. Rea along with Reese Buzzard to membership. Lorillard will represent the Atlantic district, others the central. The docket was cleared at Murray Hill Hotel. A Sacramento cup dispute over three-year-olds was decided with a split first prize after a rematch. A joint rules committee was proposed by the national body, with no reply yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Horationes Baim
J. ‘C. Batilta
National ‘Trotting Association
Pierre. Lorillard, Jr
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Henry B. Rea
Pittsburgh, Pa
Reese «Buzzard
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lorillard
Monroe Driving Park Association
Atlantic District
Central District
Murray’ Hill
Board of Review
Sacramento
Cal
Focal
Wiliam Diffee
Hermes
Charles Way
Lady Bo
Bit’ Way
Turf Court
Aig
W.H. ‘Knight
American Trotting Association
Chicago
Herness
Joint Committee
W. H.goeher
National Trotting Association
Somui
Bradley district Congressmen and pocket knife parade
A fragmented account describes Congressman Bradley and associates in a Washington visit. The narrative mentions pocket knives as he chats with seats in the Capitol, escorted by Mr. Tassier and others from Nebraska to New York. Rev. E. VenDrke Wiest moderates as Excelsior Boys parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. A. Taylor
Washington
Capitol
Tassor
Detroit
Ms. Doremss
Tom Bradier
Tom Bresler
Lobeck
Nebraska
Charite
Loveck
Taviet
Bradboy
Tasier
Pradieys
Clamp Clark
Bradley
Kradier’s
Lory Meh
Lin
Urey
Swager Sherler
Tarlor
New York
Tablet
Tom Bradley
Bradiexs
Taycor
Ove Greseman Bradley
Sradity
Waseca
Mina
E. VenDrke Wiest
D. D
Excelsios
Charles Beattie
Excelsiors
Platt Guests in Congress and Pollution Report
Mr Platt guest of congressman for several days then joins meetings after holidays. A report cites Public Health Service on stream sewage pollution noting the first effective fitter installed in the United States at Poughkeepsie circa 1875. Four counties Orange Rockland Putnam Sullivan form District No 2 with headquarters in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congresamsa
Platt
Aylvania
Campbell
Hall
Fogarty
Terstate
Commitrce Commission
Streama
Public Health Service
United States
Poughkerpslé
Oranke
Rockland
Putnam
Sullivan
New York
City. Ae
False Pretenses Arrest At Stage Prospect
A clipped exchange reports Driggs placed under arrest last night as he neared the stage. Boubrette asks for the charge, while Villain-imper remains silent about the accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villein
Driggs Wee
Boubrette
Struck by Auto During Bridge Painting in Montgomery
John Wood, injured with a broken leg after being struck by a car while at work painting the Montgomery bridge, is recovering and able to hobble about with crutches. Mrs. George A. Agere in New York planned to visit her children for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
John Wood
Bing
Montgomery Bridge
Cratches
New York
Chatto
Meckenale
Local Railroad Man Injured In Waterbury Accident
John Tompkins a 52 year old railroad worker living at 114 Londen avenue sustained the loss of one leg and other injuries in an accident on the Waterbury branch of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad. No full details were available immediate after the incident and reports indicate his wife and daughter remain in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tompkins
Londen Avends
Waterbury
Coan
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
An & Brake
Shorty
John Tompkine
Theime
Hee
Royce ‘Avenue
Untitled Local Note on Injured Man Transport
A fragment mentions a person named Wedee and his associate Harota planning to move an injured man to his home after leaving the city for water. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin
Wedee
Harota
Bemrose to Face Trial This Month
The United States charges Raymond J Hemrose a New York mail clerk with failing to deliver three letters alleged to contain money. He will stand trial in the United States Court for the Southern District of New York. The Times-Press notes he protests his innocence and expects support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Raymond J.hemrose
Phen
Spery
Times-Press
Birthday Surprise for E. Van Fleet at Home
A jolly party of about 15 family and friends gathered at Samuel B. VanFleet’s 45 Broad Street home Wednesday evening to celebrate his birthday. Guests from Uptearitle Westtown and Warlebart attended. refreshments and music accompanied a lively evening. Mr VanFleet received a feather embroidered rocker as a token of good will, with wishes for many more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. VanFleet
Broad Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
of Review
Court of Appeals of Trotting Association
Dr. Wight
Agar Aree
Bee
Excalsiors
Middletown
Charles J. Boyd
Piezare
Loaillard, JR
All-Notables
S. Knives
Shem
Evershodr
MR. Platt
Aste
Irs
Robert H. Graham
Riverside Auto Company
James York
Thin Village
Jake Tompkins
North Street
North St, Middletons, N. Y
Bemrose
8. E. van Fleet
Crookery
Rogers
THE
Crawford Furniture Company
Crawford
King Street
Middletown, N. Y
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