NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB - Revision history

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; M. J. ~~Mulgrew~~; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, ~~D. D.~~\|~~D. D.~~ MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, ~~F. W.~~\|~~F. W.~~ COATES]]; ~~[[MULGREW, M. J.\|~~M. J. ~~MULGREW]]~~; [[BONSON, ~~W. W.~~\|~~W. W.~~ BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; M. J. Mulgrew; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	~~A directors~~' ~~special meeting held on March 30~~, ~~1912 resulted in the election~~ of ~~officers and an executive committee~~. [[~~MULGREW~~, ~~Thomas James~~\|~~Thomas James MULGREW~~]] ~~was elected~~ president; [[~~FRITH~~, ~~Eugene E~~.\|~~Eugene E~~. ~~FRITH~~]]~~, vice-president~~; [[~~ROSE~~, ~~George DeForest "Bud"~~\|~~George DeForest "Bud" ROSE~~]], treasurer; ~~and~~ [[~~BALDWIN~~, ~~Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races~~. ~~(2) The executive committee including the officers involved~~ W. W. ~~Bonson,~~ [[~~ALTMAN~~, ~~Franc W~~.\|~~Franc W~~. ~~ALTMAN~~]]~~, James A. Hayes,~~ [[~~GLAB~~, ~~Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B~~. M. ~~Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John~~ W.~~\|John~~ W. ~~SCHWIND~~]], and Dr. W. ~~P. Slattery~~. (3)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, D. D.\|D. D. MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, F. W.\|F. W. COATES]]; [[MULGREW, M. J.\|M. J. MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, W. W.\|W. W. BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	~~The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10~~,~~000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to~~ the ~~number~~. ~~The name of the club~~ was ~~retained from when~~ [[~~STOUT~~, ~~Henry L~~.\|~~Henry L~~. ~~STOUT~~]] and [[~~STOUT~~, ~~Frank D.~~\|~~Frank D. STOUT~~]] ~~took over~~ the ~~park from M~~. J. ~~Mulgrew~~, [[~~CUSHING~~, James\|~~James CUSHING~~]], John ~~Babcock~~, and ~~Philip Ryder in 1892~~. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

	Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Trotting of racing. (5)		The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (5)

			Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Trotting of racing. (6)

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	1. "Called Down," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 9, 1899, p. 8		1. "Called Down," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 9, 1899, p. 8

	2. "~~Men Who Have Made~~ Nutwood Driving Club," ''Dubuque ~~Telegraph-~~Herald'', June 30, ~~1912~~, p. 18		2. "The Nutwood Driving Club," ''The Dubuque Herald'', June 12, 1900, p. 8

	3. "~~Organization for the Coming Races~~," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', ~~April 4~~, 1912, p. 9		3. "Men Who Have Made Nutwood Driving Club," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', June 30, 1912, p. 18

	4. ~~Ibid~~.		4. "Organization for the Coming Races," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', April 4, 1912, p. 9

	5. Ibid.		5. Ibid.

			6. Ibid.

	[[Category: Horse Racing]]		[[Category: Horse Racing]]
	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (2) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (3)

	The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (3)		The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (4)

	Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Trotting of racing. (4)		Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Trotting of racing. (5)

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	1. "Called Down," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 9, 1899, p. 8		1. "Called Down," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 9, 1899, p. 8

	2. "~~Organization for the Coming Races~~," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', ~~April 4~~, 1912, p. 9		2. "Men Who Have Made Nutwood Driving Club," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', June 30, 1912, p. 18

	3. ~~Ibid~~.		3. "Organization for the Coming Races," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', April 4, 1912, p. 9

	4. Ibid.		4. Ibid.

			5. Ibid.

	[[Category: Horse Racing]]		[[Category: Horse Racing]]
	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]

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	[[Image:NPL.~~jpg~~\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)

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	NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.jpg\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)

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	NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)
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	The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (3)		The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (3)

	Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western ~~Circuit~~ of racing. (4)		Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Trotting of racing. (4)

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	NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. ~~A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee.~~ [[~~MULGREW~~, ~~Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E~~.\|~~Eugene E~~. ~~FRITH~~]]~~, vice-~~president~~; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager~~ of the ~~races. The executive committee including~~ the ~~officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery~~.		NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	~~The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10~~,~~000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to~~ the ~~number~~. ~~The name of the club~~ was ~~retained from when~~ [[~~STOUT~~, ~~Henry L~~.\|~~Henry L~~. ~~STOUT~~]] and [[~~STOUT~~, ~~Frank D.~~\|~~Frank D. STOUT~~]] ~~took over~~ the ~~park from M~~. J. ~~Mulgrew~~, [[~~CUSHING~~, James\|~~James CUSHING~~]], John ~~Babcock~~, and ~~Philip Ryder in 1892~~.		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (2)

	Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western ~~circuit~~ of racing.		The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892. (3)

			Plans called for the quick return of [[NUTWOOD PARK]], the last mile track in the state, to the Great Western Circuit of racing. (4)

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	1. "Organization for the Coming Races," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', April 4, 1912, p. 9		1. "Called Down," ''Dubuque Herald'', February 9, 1899, p. 8

			2. "Organization for the Coming Races," ''Dubuque Telegraph-Herald'', April 4, 1912, p. 9

			3. Ibid.

			4. Ibid.

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	[[Category: Organizations]]		[[Category: Organizations]]

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	NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George D.\|George D. ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, ~~Frank~~ W.\|~~Frank~~ W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery.		NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery.

	The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892.		The officers decided to incorporate the club for $10,000. Shares would be valued at $100 with no limit to the number. The name of the club was retained from when [[STOUT, Henry L.\|Henry L. STOUT]] and [[STOUT, Frank D.\|Frank D. STOUT]] took over the park from M. J. Mulgrew, [[CUSHING, James\|James CUSHING]], John Babcock, and Philip Ryder in 1892.

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; M. J. ~~Mulgrew~~; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; [[MULGREW, Thomas J.\|Thomas J. MULGREW]]; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)

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	[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)		[[Image:NPL.png\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]] NUTWOOD DRIVING CLUB. The Nutwood Driving Club existed as early as 1899 when [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]] was not only the president of the club but the Great Western Circuit. (1)

	The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles T.\|Charles T. HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, ~~D. D.~~\|~~D. D.~~ MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, ~~F. W.~~\|~~F. W.~~ COATES]]; ~~[[MULGREW, M. J.\|~~M. J. ~~MULGREW]]~~; [[BONSON, ~~W. W.~~\|~~W. W.~~ BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)		The club's incorporation was announced in June, 1900 with a capital stock of $25,000. The board of directors included [[HANCOCK, Charles Thomas\|Charles Thomas HANCOCK]], president; [[MYERS, Dorrance Dixon\|Dorrance Dixon MYERS]]; [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nichols GLAB]],treasurer; [[COATES, Frank\|Frank COATES]]; M. J. Mulgrew; [[BONSON, William Watts\|William Watts BONSON]]; and W. W. Van Sant, secretary. (2)

	A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)		A directors' special meeting held on March 30, 1912 resulted in the election of officers and an executive committee. [[MULGREW, Thomas James\|Thomas James MULGREW]] was elected president; [[FRITH, Eugene E.\|Eugene E. FRITH]], vice-president; [[ROSE, George DeForest "Bud"\|George DeForest "Bud" ROSE]], treasurer; and [[BALDWIN, Bruce\|Bruce BALDWIN]], secretary and manager of the races. (3) The executive committee including the officers involved W. W. Bonson, [[ALTMAN, Franc W.\|Franc W. ALTMAN]], James A. Hayes, [[GLAB, Nicholas\|Nicholas GLAB]], B. M. Fitzgerald, [[SCHWIND, John W.\|John W. SCHWIND]], and Dr. W. P. Slattery. (4)