Early May Come Here On His Way To Cleveland
District Health Authorities refuse to allow Early to stop in Plattsburg New York on his way to Cleveland. Attorney hints court action will follow if officials deny passage. Health officials say he may pass through Washington if he keeps moving and will not be admitted for a length of time if he stops. The dispute centers on whether a man labeled a leper may travel through the city during a planned route to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsburg, N. Y
John R. Harly
Plattsburg, NY
Farly
Cleveland
Barly
Plattsburg Inc
Larry
Thieu
Washington
Fnlys
District Health
Slill
Washington Dy Ae
New York
Pachelle
W C Woodward
Walter Wyman
P He Heath
Marine Hospital Servat Jude
Dr More
The
Tate
Tovetind Health Office
Army Players Get a Trip to New York from West Point
West Point Army players who participated in the same event as the Navy will receive a trip to New York on Saturday. Fourteen Army players are slated to travel. Captain Weires plans to attend while the hospitalized Army captain may be unable to join. Also noted is Willie Hoppe defending the world billiards title with a 1 1/2 point victory over George Slosson in a 45 inning match, Hoppe earning a 210.45 average and a side bet of 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Navy
New York
Associa
Army
Weires
Willle
York Dee
Willie Koppe
Billards
George Slosson
Mitch
Hoppe
Cla Np
Tloppe
Slosson
Jlejze
Strikes and Spares Close in Pitts Bout at Now Tears Eve
Closein Lavin and Buck Crouse meet in a twelve round boxing bout at Akion Obie on New Year's Eve eve. Lavin claims welterweight title while Crouse contends upper weight class. Also 1911 Stock Chassis Races set for Elgin Chicago scene. Chicago Motor Club and Elgin association again promote the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Closelind
Paday Lavin
Vaifato
Buck Crouse
Pittstar
Akion Obie
Lavin
Crousers
Elgin
Chicago
Cheago Motor Club
U. PREP RUNNERS REPORT
Georgetown prep track opens with Captain Me Laughlin guiding a small group. By week’s end the squad hopes to grow to 18, possibly forming an indoor team by spring. Many returning athletes and promising newcomers aim to wear Hilltop colors in local meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Laughlin
Collegians
Blue Jays Quint Wins Defeats Grey Gulls 15 13
Blue Jays beat Grey Gulls 15 to 13 in the Girls League at Ingram Memorial Church. Misa Carrall from center sparked the game with a goal. captains Miss Jones and Miss Reed strong on defense. Miss Carswell and Miss Smith top performers for their teams in a 24 game season opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Gulls
Ingram Church
Blue Jays
Ingram Memorial Church
Misses Smith
Carswell
Misa Carrall
Misses Jones
Reed
Pestelons Gray Gulls
Wey Smith
Miss Carswell
Ft Hasselburg
Hasselburn
Miles Sprightley
Stiss Carroll
Webster
Miles Craig
Visa Carroll
Mise Smith
Nebraska Senator Burdett Buys Cars From Pollock and More
The text notes senator Burdett of Nebraska purchasing a seven passenger touring car from M T Pollock V11s and selling a seven passenger Olds Special touring car to Mrs G G Cornwall B Chandler of Cadillac Motor Company. Henry May of the Terex Arrow Motor Car Company guests of Bank and Stoddard Company, reflecting a surge in auto sales. It covers company executives, Westward expansion of the American Automobile Association, and lists officers from states including Pennsylvania, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, California, and Massachusetts, with mentions of national headquarters and touring information bureau plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Burdett
Nebraska
M T Pollock
G G Cornwall
B Chandler
Cadillac Motor+ Company
Uenry
Terec Arrow Motor Car
National Electrical Supply Company
Autormo
William Jose
Osouth
New York
Robert P Hooper
Pennsylvania
American Automobile Association
Belmont
West
Robert P Hooper Pennsylvamia
Frank M Fosco
Minnesota
Fo C Donald
Illinois
CL Bonifield
Ohio
I’ G. Webb
F UL Baker
California
Joh N. Brooks
Connecticut
H A Bonnell
New Jersey
A G Batchelder
Lewis R Speare
Massachusetts
H Wnell
P Coghlin
Frank G Waoble
Converse
H E Wall
Robinson
Moore Wisconsi
P J Walker
John Bancrott
Delaware
T C Battes
Georgia
Ralph W Smith
Colorado
E C Smith
Vermont
David Beecroft
Milnely
Stedman
H Dillette
Paul Uo Wolff
Pennsylania
George Michigan
M Rowe
Maryland
James T Drought
Wasconsin
A Quigley
Utah
Deepen
Misouri
Sam T_Atkinson
Virginia
Gordon Ohio
Charles McDoe
Rhode Island
Edwards Altnois
Lerche
Alfred Reeves
Hooper
Howard Longstreth
Automobile Club of Philadelphia
Powell Evans
Good Roads George
Theil
Information Bureau
Trunk Victim Identified in West Side Case
New York authorities confirm Albert Callier as the man found decayed in a trunk in a west side house cellar. Detective Flynn links Callier to waiter William Lewis, last seen with the artist’s letters and missing funds. Police disseminate 50,000 circulars nationwide and abroad asking for Lewis’s capture or information on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tisnn
Central Office
West Side
Albert Calter
Callier
William Lewis
Flynn
Lewis
Sixty-third Street
Cailier
Dampierre de Jyre
France
New Terms to China in $500 Million Loan Talks
Peking scene as Lee 2 Willard D Straight resumes negotiations with the Chinese government over a $50 billion loan from an American syndicate. Straight returns from New York where he conferred with J P Morgan Loeb National City Bank and First National Bank of New York. He proposes European financiers to join the loan, while Americans would still accept the original terms if aided by the Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking Lee
Willard D Straight
Mr Straight
Peking
New York
J P Morgan & Co
Kubn, Loeb & Co
National City Bank
First National Bank of
Mi Straight
Straight
Sears Held as Murderer in Armstrong Case
Coroner’s Jury in Trenton New Jersey returns verdict that Reverend Amtt L Armstrong and his wife were shot by John Sears, a mulatto who lived at their home. Testimony includes a confession to County Detective James Kirkham and evidence Sears led officers to a hidden watch from Mr Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulatto
Sears
Kirkham
Armstrong House
Armstrong
Dalton Navy Captain Named From Nebraska
John Fatlick Dalton of Nebraska was elected captain of the Navy football team at Annapolis. A three year halfback and standout punter, he earned a strong reputation as a line breaking back and potential all American tackle. Navy officials plan a joint dinner with West Point at the Metropolitan Club and the party will depart for New York after a noon departure, marking an unprecedented gathering of rival academies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Annapolis
John Fatlick Dalton
Nebraska
Academy
West Pont
New York
Naval Party
Ansonia
Nelson maps comeback plan after Moran defeat
The Washington Post reports that Battling Nelson, after falling to Gwen Moran, now sketches a revised path to a title. He suggests elimination bouts against second and third raters to prove he remains elite, or else retire from boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
San Francisco
Nelson
Gwen Moran
Wolgast
Winston Captain North Carolina Eleven Elected for 1911
At a North Carolina football meeting R W Winston Jr was chosen captain for 1911 honoring two years as end and quarterback. Varsity monograms awarded to Calmes Abernathy Young J Parker and Applewaite with many veterans earning letters. The faculty plans varsity basketball. Nate Cartmel to coach and arrange a limited schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
North Carolina
Ipoett
Worhington
Chapel Hill
R W Winston, Jr
Calmes
Abernathy
Young
J Parker
Applewaite
Brown
Garret
Thompson
Venable
Winston Belk
Porter
Ruffin
Tillet
J Spatnhour
McLean
Nate Cartmel
Inward and Outward Humora Effects Noted
A historical medical ad extols Sarsaparina as a universal cure and alterative for humoral imbalances. It claims to eradicate humors, ease mucous membrane inflammation, and cure catarrahial troubles, presenting the remedy as a proven tonic with no substitutes accepted.
UW Jacques Faure Dead After Balloon Feats in Canada
Jacques Faure, famed balloonist and brother of France’s late president, died in Jeffrey Hale Hospital after a short illness from typhoid pneumonia. He crossed the English Channel seven times and logged 375 ascensions. He was guest of William McKenzie in Ottawa, and once rode in the Gordon Bennett race from St Louis. The Condor and Isle de France flights included Two Rivers Michigan and Cartier Quebec. Faure, about 40, was a celebrated strong man and a prominent aviation figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Quebec
Jacques Faure
Jeffrey Hale Hospital
Walter de Mumm
Lake St. John
Ottawa
Wiliam McKenzie
Canadian Northern Railway
Faure
Mr de Mumm
Gordon Bennett
St Louis
Isle de France
Michard
Cartier
France
Europe
English Channel
Parliament Building
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Falls 60 Feet in Aero Flight Hurts Augustus Post
Augustus Post fell about 60 feet in a Curtis biplane at City Park racetrack New Orleans. He was scratched and dazed with one tooth loose but recovered by night. Ward’s crash risk was avoided when the canopy popped. he landed safely after a 9 minute climb to 3 000 feet. Charles E. lamiston reportedly set an unofficial mile speed record at 792 mph over four laps at Tristate Fall Association grounds. John B Moisant flew 1 hour 17 minutes 4.83 seconds. six aviators logged 3 hours 33 minutes 6.35 seconds in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Augustus Post
Curtis
City Park Racetrack
Post
Ward
Memphis Tenn
Charles EK
Lamiston
Tristate Fall Association
Hamilton
Sacramento
John B .Moisant
Names for Battleships Texas and New York
Texas and New York will be the names of two new dreadnought battleships authorized by Congress. Texas will be built by a private contractor and renamed San Marcos, while New York will be government built and rechristened Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New York
Sovereign Commonwealths
New York Navy
San Marcos
United State
Manhattan
Cook May Lose Degree Over North Pole Claim
Copenhagen December 2 report says the university council will await an investigation into Dr Cooks North Pole discovery claims to decide whether to cancel his degree. The inquiry will determine if Cook is a swindler or a deluded claimant before action is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Copenhagen
Cooks
North Pole
Council of the University
Cook
North
Hotels Boston and Cities Listed Guests in Detail
A long OCR list enumerates hotel guests across multiple cities including Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburg San Francisco Connecticut and more. Notable names include Roger Manning Warren Raleigh Sydney Birek Alf Tolger and many others with affiliations to Willard Arlington Shoreham and Ebbit venues. The compilation reads as a guest register across hotels and states with varied domestic and international entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Roger Manning Warren
Raleigh
Sydney
Birek Alf Tolger
Willard & Bradford
Ilonard
Arlington Ctu
AGO
William
Culver
JQ Adams
Boc Neaman Raleigh
Cuids
St James Brew
York City
A Morris
McClellan Garber
Wifam
Wo Davie
Neoclan
Fred G
Vanilla Whistler
George Lisp
Nelson Eagar WU Long
Raleigh HY Going
Newton Carpenter
Metcall
George B Howell Jr
A Thomson
Kimber Riehayt
Eo Weningham
Willis George R Malby Willard
J. G Biasiel
G Hergsman
M Zucksiman
TT Batehelder
Antha’ John Barry Ryan
Mies Mina Rvao
Byhier
F Robeson
Bhorelam
Pittsburg
E . Keefe
W Lester Watlner
Willard Welliam Goldie
Ebbitt
Last Monitor Men Member Marcus M Howard Dies at 7 0
Marcus M Howard veteran of the Monitor and Farragut era dies at his Magnolia apartment. Born Brownfield Missouri October 1640 he served aboard the Minnesota and Monitor, fought at Mobile Bay and Hampton Roads was wounded in the foot. Survived by wife two sons First Lieut Stuart A Howard and Merton Howard. Funeral at Lees Chapel with GA R and Masons conducting burial Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus M Howard
Monitor
Hampton Roads
Magnolia
Mr Howard
G A R
St. James
Howard
Brownfield
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Farragut
Cushing
Mobile Bay
Washington
Stuart A. Howard
Army
Monterey
Cal
Merton Howard
New York City
Lee's Chapel
Arlington Cemetery
GA R
Masons
Army Orders And Transfers Of Coast Artillery Officers
A list of leaves of absence and duty movements for multiple officers across coast artillery, cavalry, and medical corps. Assignments to Fairfield and West Point, plus transfers among company staffs, and naval vessel movements including Vestal, Des Moines, Patapsco, and other ships between Newport News Norfolk Hampton Roads and Brest with destination changes and unloads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B Wyllie
Coast Artillery Corps
Horach
N Hickam
Eleventh Cavalry
William C Cannon
Department of California
Army Transportation Service
San Francisco
Cal
Philip Mathews
West Point
United States Military Academy
George I Estes
Twentieth Infantry
Robert F Woods
Thirty-eighth
Arthur H Bryant
Eighty-eighth
Arcived
Vestal
Newport News
Vestel
Hampton Roads
Paducah
Norfolk
Tacoma
Cristobal Des Moines
Gabralta
Dixie Smith
Flusser
Lamson
Fretton
Fort de France
Martinique
Patapsio
Greyling
Bonita
Narwhal
Selmon
Napper
Stingray
Tarpon
Jastine Severn
Fi “Tmpaco
Tennessee
Washington
Lynnhaven Bay
Hampton Road
Standish
Annapolis
Mara
Hampton
Naval Orders Update On Duty Assignments
Lieut H E Shoemaker assigned to Leycaster Navy Yard Philadelphia. crew of Utah on duty aboard that vessel. Commissions and transfers list several officers including Welles and Fellows, with posts at New Orleans, Rainbow, Mindoro, and New York. Medical officers G M. Miller, D G Allen, J M Minter, and others to duties at Wilmington, Eleano, and Naval Hospitals. multiple Ensigns and midshipmen reassigned to ships and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Shoemaker
Leycasteravy Yard
Piladelphia
Utah
Welles
G Miller
W D Brotherton
G Allen
M Pahs
Rainbow
C Stott
Caval Station
Olongapo
J. M Minter
Wilmington
C. E. Hovey
Mindoro
J B Gilmer
G. A. Clembent
New York
Sure
W A Blozdorn
Monterey
Emperor's steed prompts cruelty protest in Germany
Paterson New Jersey December 2 Emperor William of Germany is urged to stop sculptors from docking a horse's tail for a Cologne statue. John Grosgebauer president of the Passaic County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals sent a letter from Germany suggesting the statue be altered to restore a long tail, arguing it would improve beauty and curb criticism of the emperor's humane stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
William
Germany
John Grosgebauer
Passaic
Grosgebauer
Movements of Ocean Steamers Reported
Movements of several transatlantic liners listed as Aldivon from Genoa to New York and Taormina from Liverpool, with additional arrivals including Stasconset from Naples and La Savote from Havre. Dock times range from about 4 to 5 p m Saturday or Sunday, with various origins such as London Havre Liverpool and Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldivon
New York
Taormina
Genoa
Campania
Rom
Liverpool
Dover
Finland
Boulogna
Rotterdam
Plymouth
Amerika
San Giovaul
Naples
Mizeneapolis
London
la Savote
Havre
Sable Island
Lapland
Antwerp
York
la Gascogne
Haute
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Crouse
Carroll Institute Chamber of Commerce
McIntyre
Cooper Mf Iba
Gilray
Berher
Motyka
Ayers
Wiliams
Collings
Walsh
Garrett
Cubs
Buffaloes Sanders
Monroe
Waters
East Pierce
A Jones
A Denchert
Stersler
Chreitzberg
Rodgera
Hartert
Downey
Duganne
Gordon
Deckmans Ia
Kalen
Elmer A
Farrar Jr
Ava
Brush
Fowler
Thatcher Abe
Genter
Harrison Sa
Wa Lorkle
Léa Perley
Macy
Ochler
van Eskec
Ius
National Capital Llague
Mount Vernon Hawky
McCarty
Parlee
Sorac
Crampton T Gullao
Ag Harlow
Michaud
S Baum
Bie
Tamil AY Relief Association
Seagle Mechanical
Brookes
Metngton
Horning
Loudbhart
Hi Manahan
Wenner Cooke
Tagan
Vod Arcade
Dlchpin Llaguf
Columbia Times
Agi Herfurth
ST Yauttie
Iemyere Ae
St John Sa
Laizure
Morgan A
Attinerman
Carrell
Southern
Cleras
Luagug
Mund
Borer
Senseney
Credle My Blalsden
Spencer
Craven
A. U. Prep
Quint
Free Motor Car Company
Capt Lbj
Charles Tender
Ste
Chef Flynn
New York Detectives
Wiliam Lewis
China
W. D. Straight
Boan
Dalton Navy
Diamond
Continental
Hartford Automobile Supply Departmentational Electric Supply Co
Feehane
Berlin
Alhambra ‘Theater
Moses Webb
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Aurora
Webb
Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas Potter, Jr
Philadelphia
San Juan
P. R
Jose M. Figueras
Supreme Court of
Porto Rico
Memphis
Copenhagen University
Salifornia I
Hibbard
Dee Bridgeport
Rateigh
JL Howard
Martfors
Willard “Frederitt
Rica
Jenso Tl Rice
New Haven
R . Buchan
New London
St James
Zporgia
James A
Hicus
Atlanta
P Wilson
Ro Marshall
Baltimore
Shoreham
J B Howard
J Holmes
Riggs
Mabsachusetts
C B Potter
Springfeld
Willard
George P Lawrence
North Adams
Shore
Cooyell
Brooklyn
Wadley
East Elmhurst
Platthew
Newark
Oberlin
Shearer
Cincinnati
A Warnoid
Willard C Laylin
Columbus
Parle
A J Otwell
Richmond
Edward Nichols
Leesburg
W Oj Coates
Catlett Raleigh
Weemz
Mies
Weems
Winchester
JT Chance
Janesville
J Hargan
Fairfax
Post Whellen
St Petersburg
Russia
Edinburgh
Scotland
H. Everett
Vensy
Switzerland
Coats
Garen
Cassimara
Sele Price Peres Eae E
Darby
Varcus M. Howard
William M Coulling
William 4H Wilson
Fairfield
Frank ER Sidman
Twelfth Cavalry
Gynstal
James Lockett
Fourth Cavalry
Freddorick Syfoltz
Fifteenth Cavalry
Westbury Station
Long Island
William T Carpenter
Charles 0 Schudt
Marcellus H Thompson
Lith
John G Donovan
L Db Booth
Gcorgh
George Ruhlen
Halvor G Coulter
Robert R Welshimer
Charles K Wing, Jr
Thirty
Twenty Third
John H Pirie
Tumotfth
Ninety- Eighth
Bourg Cyclops
Newport
Culgea
Navy Yard
Brest
Yenkton
Charleston
Bermuda
Tennessee God Washington
Lyunhaven Bay
NAVAL
A A. Qorwin
Naval Hospital
Ehanghal
Coe
Pugh
E W. Jukes
Ast
Naval Constructor
E C. Hammer
Cangorzo, PI
Loees
Antitan
Seton Bright
Aare
Fred Harvey
Tunior Brehtin Partiona A
Santa Fe
Pullman
California Fast Mail
Los Angeles Express
San Francisco Express
C. L. Seagraves
G. C. DikLax
S F. Ry
Br Broadway
Colonization Agt
Railway Exch
Kaiser
Nopww Spar
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