Wet Ground Delays Reds and Americans Train Amid Rain
Rain and mud plague the Reds and Boston Americans as four games are postponed. Ganzel drills catchers and pitchers under stands while McGuire and his batteries endure a shortened practice. The Boston team heads to Indianapolis seeking better weather for a two game set and Toledo arrives for a scheduled match. Ground remains muddy at League Park, delaying play until dry conditions return.
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Reds
Boston Americans
Ganzel
Boston
Indianapolis
McGuire
Oo Ganset
Toledo
Chattanooga
4Eymour
Tin Reds
Cincinnati Club Offers Rewards For Stolen Auto Members’ Property
The Cincinnati ie Club board announces a reward of 100 dollars to any person helping apprehend a thief who steals a member’s automobile. Rewards apply to thieves taking only parts as well. The move was stated at the Board of Directors meeting at the Business Men’s Club. New club quarters in the Ibson House will open within two weeks. A hill climbing contest is planned for May and the annual Cr-8 Day auto trip for June, with dates to be fixed in April.
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Cincinnati
Ie Club
Atusiness Men's Club
Ibson House
Senate Defers Race Track Gambling Bill Battle in Albany
In Albany New York on April 1 the Senate voted 26 to 23 to strike down the deferral provision and make the anti race track gambling bill take effect immediately. The debate focused on amendments and substitutes as Sen Grady attacked Governor Hughes and warned of a possible extra session.
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Albany
N. Y
Senate
Hughes
Grady
Agnew
Assemblyman
Hart
Assembly
Thomas F. Grady
New York
Raines
Court of Appeals
Cars in New York to Paris Race Reach Pacific Ports
The American car was loaded onto the steamship Santa Clara in Seattle and sailed for Valdez to begin a frozen North route to the Yukon and Nome. The Italian car arrived in Santa Barbara and headed toward San Francisco by coast road. A French car reached Rhyolite and departed for San Francisco via Death Valley. The German car arrived in Evanston for a brief stop before continuing to the next leg.
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Seattle
Wash
New York
Paris
Santa Clara
Valdez
Valley of
Yukon
Nome
SANTA _ BARBARA
Cal
San Francisco
Sting
Evanston
Wyo
Cincinnati Fan Food and Local Baseball Prospects
The All-Professionals face the Waldorfs Sunday at Avenue Grounds with high hopes of a strong showing. Lockland-Carey prepares a new park near the Carey Company plant and aims for a top opening. The All-Collegians reorganize for a season opener against Linwood and may tour Indianapolis to meet the Reserves. Lawrenceburg plans a better season, Muldoons seek top-tier games, and Covington’s Jack Brauer hints at a strong lineup. Kentucky Colonels anticipate changes as Applegate Reid Pfeister and Murphy depart.
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Lockland-Carey
Lockland- Carey
Carey Company
Lockland
All-Collegians
Andy Schrimper
Linwood
Indianapolis
Jack Brauer
Covington
Lawrenceburg
Jit
Indiana
Charles Funk
Muldoons
Muldocns
Denman Street
Kentucky Colonels
Applegate
Reid
Pfeister
Murphy
Jack
Burleigh Wins at Oakland Handicaps and Finishes Strong
In Oakland on April 1 Burleigh captured the cap from Pajaroita with a fast finish, Miller riding. Multiple races feature winners including Futurity Course winner Adena and selections such as Fullette, Rosoman, Kruka, Tommy Ahearn, and Lucy C. with various placings and notable times across six events at Los Gatos Handicap meets.
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Oakland
Cal
Burleigh
Wingigh
Miller
Wal
Adena
Mentru
John H. Sheha
W. Miller
Lynch
Belko Iroquois
Wahoo
Mischief
Webber
Governo Orman
Sataktass
Senator Warner
Brill and Shaw Win Bil liard Match at Stag Cafe
Brill and Shaw defeated Anderson and Davenport in a late bid to finish strong at the Stag Cafe. The final score stood 50 to 41 after Brill and Shaw surged to victory last night.
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Brill
Shaw
Stag Cafe
Anderson
Davenport
Americans Triumph in Round Eight at Vienna Chess
In the eighth round of the international chess tournament at Vienna both Americans won their games Marshall defeated Cohn and Johner defeated Berger. Maroczy and Schlechter are now tied for first place.
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Vienna
Marshall
Cohn
Johner
Berger
Maroczy
Schleckter
Good Card Run Off At Benning
Washington April 1. Fine racing card at Benning with strong fields and sharp handicapping. Edgely wins the first race by a half length over Bob Callahan Jr while Grandpa takes the April Steeplechase with Prince of Pilsen second.
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Washington
Benning
Greene
Edgely
Bob Callahan
Grandpa
Prince of Pilsen
Columbia
McFadden
Bob Callahan, Jr
Fairbrother
Lally
McCahey
Battle Axe
Moonlight
Murphy
Sherring
Ballad
von Laer
Brussel
Rose Beaumont
Krauz
Alice Navarre
Great Jubilee
Inertia
Two Saints
Lady Ethelyne
Tony
Devisor
Chaperone
Workman
McCarthy
Clements
Belle of the Bay
A. Lee
Tims
Merryman
Beggarman
Dan’ de Nogges
W. Walker
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Steele
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Adirondack
Hardy
Bluestock
Pudding
Mplatfoot
Kelleher
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Huddy
J. Steele
Yama Christy
Newt Fisher
King of Bashan
Killiecrankie
McDaniel
Campaigner
Holscher
Readville Hosts $50,600 Handicapped Trotting Affair
Boston April 1 A $50,600 handicap trotting race set for August 24 features a 1 1 4 mile distance with speed based allowances. Purse distribution places $30,000 to first and $500 entrance fee with $5000 to third. Handicap speeds announced August 18.
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Boston
Readville
New England
Arionette Wins in First Furlong at Fair Grounds
Arionette led from the start to win the Ladies Stakes at Fair Grounds with Noitter An Ann McGee second amid a disputed foul claim. Lena Lech finished third as other races produced quick times and close finishes for multiple starters including Brougham Nigger Baby Guy Fisher and Shirley Rossmore.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds Today
Arionette
Noitter
Ann McGee
Lena Lech
Brougham
C. Koerner
Nigger Baby
W. Powers
Guy Fisher
J. Lee
Gavin Font
Hank
Ss Ward
Shirley Rossmore
Rebel Queen
V. Powers
Lute Foster
Lady Army
Feast
Bewitched
Ethel Carr
Masks and Faces
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Joyful Lady
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Tilekilns
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A. Martin
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R. M. McLeod
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Birmingham
Electorine
Belford
Anne Gee
Nicol
Lena Lee
My Lady Frances
Miss Highland
Elizabeth Harwood
Tomacco
Glorifier
Perdo
Escutcheon
Delaby
Saylor
Lelibert
DB. T. Shipp
S. Flyning
Miss Stromer
Lens
Bitter Sir
Hooray
Flynnn
Lord Lovat
Anna Day
Coruscate
Royalyx
Docile
Outsiders Upset Favorites at Santa Anita Park
Four favorites fell to outsiders in a Santa Anita Park program. In the closing event Dan the 13 to 5 favorite nosed Right ran a close finish. Multiple races featured long fields and standings with horses like Hazel Thorpe Nun's Veiling Bonnie Prince Charlie and Cardinal among others.
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Los Angeles
Apri
Santa Y Anita Park
Dan
Atkimonde
Sheriat Watol
Goldstein
Nun
Rice
Daisy Frost
Lady Laughter
Myrtle B
Chicorka Maid
Jillette
Miss Miper
Salt
Bauble
Grandita
Dally
Martin
Barney Oldfield
Archibald
Aste
Little Minister
Mandacin
Colonel Jewell
Putiful
Lachata
Halton
Aunt Polly
Billy Mayham
Ontario
Oregon
Greenore
Cardinal
Musgrave
Little Vicky
McIntyre
Ciscan
Lancashire
Lad
Maxnal
Kopec
S. A. Carlisle
Lakeview
Abraham
Atkins
Lane Ormonde
Sloti Coo
Re ' Antara
Foncasta
Rudabek
Buster Jones
Burns demands $30,000 for next fight in English plans
Tommy Burns the heavyweight champion attends a Sphinx Club dinner in London and agrees to a $30,000 share for any potential bout with Johnson, with a 45 round option or arfinish. Manager Neall sails to New York to arrange terms and cover Johnson's $2,500 deposit. An England bout with Gunner Moir is also discussed for a large football ground crowd.
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London
Tommy Burns
Sphinx Club
Oxford
Burns
Lord Alverstone
Mostyn Pigott
Neall
Burn
New York
Lusitania
Johnson
California
Nevada
England
Gunner” Moir
Gould In Great Shape Defeats Expert In Court Tennis
Jay Gould, two year American champion, defeated John White in straight sets three to love, eighteen to ten, during a practice match at the Racquet and Tennis Club. Eustace H. Miles prepared for the championship as entries close today ahead of Monday’s start.
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New York
Eustace H. Miles
Walter Kinsley
Jay Gould
John White
White
Gould
Russian owner hires American jockeys for St Petersburg rides
St Petersburg April 1 M Lazareff leading Russian turf figure who won the Russian derby last year engages Herman Radke to ride his horses in St Petersburg. Lazareff also operates a Moscow stable with American jockey Wingfield as principal rider. ulyob eldsy zGtfiners ,hb hm rdf
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Herman Radke
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Wingfield
Jyob Eldsy
Thoroughbred Racecard with Listed Weights at Benning and City Park
A detailed race card lists six at Benning including Handicap for three year olds up to 5 furlongs and a 1 mile 1 yard stakes. weights for Oxford to Simple Honours, and multiple Paced races at City Park with selling purses and weights for Meadow Grass to Fronten. The seventh race shows a selling mile and a half with horses such as Twin Sticker and Meadow Breeze.
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Columbia
Oxford
Draculum
Pantoufle
Smoker
Fire Brand
Billie Bibbs
St. Joseph
Higginbotham
James Crawford
Simple Honours
Banyah
Giles
Bonnie Kelso
Gerald D
Obdurate
Golden Inquiry
Nutmeg
Abandon
Nooskaloota
Azure Maid
D’arkle
Bobbin Around
Tillinghast
Servile
Helen R
Jubilee
Gilvedear
Glaucus
Richmond Duke
Water Bridge
Prisoner
Poinciana Lil
Callboy
Hartford Boy
Billy B. van
Cartwheel
Holscher
Animusk
Berkeley
Ivanhoe
Peter Knight
Samuel H. Harris
Campaigner
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Denial
Meadow Grass
Eusta Cian
Injury
Hardy Ana
Shane
Alice
Nebraska Lass
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Pinion
George C. Dillon
Servicence
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Feast
Balla
Bess Ward
Hasty
Apple Teddy
Uneasy
Hostile Hyphen
Scallop
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Pad
Charlie Eastmhan
Cooney K
Donna
Hyperion II
Carthage
Hasty Agnes
Rexane
Masquerade
Ketchemike
R. C. Rann
Pinkola
Blue Lee
the Thorn
Chief Hayes
Spion
Bertha E
Belle Strome
Lida Winn
Topsy Robinson
Come On
Sam
Fronten
Twinsticker
Lord Dixon
Pavanese
Knight of Ivanhée
Savoir Faire
Land Breeze
Tea Beach
Okenite
Jim Simpson
Belleview
Funiculaire
Creel
Meadow Breeze
Flaxman
Gans Defeats Robson With Third Round Referee Stop
In Philadelphia tonight Joe Gans stopped Spike Robson in the third round after Robson was knocked down twice and groggy on the count. The referee halted the bout as Robson rose for a third time and failed to continue.
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Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Spike Robson
Robson
Gans
Fire Destroys Dandsderry Pipe Foundry in Ripley Ohio
A fire from a faulty smoke stack yesterday afternoon gutted the Dandsderry Pipe Foundry pattern works in Ripley destroying about 1000 dollars in goods. The Ripley Fire Department fought the blaze and saved some records while workers faced job loss as the plant, the largest in Ripley, may be rebuilt soon with expected assistance from Mr Derry who returned from a trip to New Richmond.
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Ripley
Ripley Fire Department
Derry
New Richmond
Administrators of Estate File Charges and Disbursements
The administrators allege Henry Meader embezzled jewels and assets from the Meader estate and list other bequests from Margaret Merna to May Fox Florence Gapore and several others. Citations issued returnable April 15 for Meader estate matters. Maria Tobias personal estate valued at $70,120.61 with promissory notes and various stock and bond holdings. Adolph Grimm estate valued at $23,297.69 with life insurance and bonds. Catherine bequeathed sewing machine to Mabel Born and a wardrobe and portrait to Charles.
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Margaret Merna
May Fox
Florence Gapore
Francis
Joseph Fox
Mary Shields
Murray Paddock
Genevieve McCarty Cahill
Charles Paddock
Henry Meader
Louisa Meader
Jacob Ledig
Meader
Bank and Linn Streets
Lyric Theater
Vine Street
Ledig
Roettinger & Gorman
Maria Tobias
First National Bank
Provident Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati Water Works
Toledo
van Wert County
Ohio Traction Company
Cincincinnat
Catherine
Mabel Born
Charles
Judge Domi S Bankruptcy Gase Revive Wenzel Suit In Echo Park
Judge Thompson dismissed creditors petitions to force Eureka Razor into bankruptcy. Stockholders led by Charles H. Zwick of Hamilton claimed notes were debts of the company, but the judge ruled the notes are their personal obligations. Georgia Iron and Coal Co sued Isaac C. Hirsch for 10884 on alleged iron contract breach. Elias Bach & Sons suit against J H Locke Co for 7749. R DeV Carroll posts 15000 bond as trustee of United States Timber Co to wind up the business.
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Hidge Thompson
Eureka Razor Company
Charles H. Zwick
Hamilton
Treasury
Thompson
Eureka Company
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Isaac C. Hirsch
Elias Bach & Sons
J. H. Locke Company
R. Dev. Carroll
United States Timber Company
Estate allocations and heirs in a fragmented notice
Fragmentary probate item lists heirs and beneficiaries. Residue left to Marie Wilkening and Emma Wilkening. James Hobbs leaves estate to Jennie Viet. Various estates and executors named including Amand Brown Mary Hun...
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Marie Wilkening
Emma Wilkening
James Hobbs
Jennie
Harry Viet
Clara A. Brown
Amand Brown
Mary Huntebrinker
Charles Huntebrinker
W. F. Fox
Margare Merna
Caroline M. Engel
Billied Engel
Evaline Corey
Henry W. Fowler
Mary Lauch
Henry Lauch
Selena Maguire
Hugh C. Maguire
Charles J.gatto
Carrile Gatto
Mary Kelly
Mary McDermott
Mattie Fisher
Narcessa Brown
Divorce suit filed by Louisana King against William Timberlake
Louisana King Timberlake filed for divorce in Louisville claiming fraud induced her to give him $250 and a gold watch then he left the state. She seeks alimony from Timberlake property and restoration of her name. She owns a Huntington West Virginia home and a Pendleton County Kentucky farm and an Alleghany City Pennsylvania property.
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Squire Wentzel
Wif Louisana
Timberlake
William Timberlake
Louisville
Highland Subdivision
Huntington
W. Va
Pendleton County
Alleghany City
Louisana King
J. L. Orebaugh
John Wentzel
Wertzel
Wentzel
Bramwell
Scott Bonham
James B. Swings
Lillie Evans
Ulysses Grant Evans
Engelke Saddlery Company
Evans
Former Councilman denies ownership in Price Hill park case
In a Superior Court filing, former Councilman Alfred G. Allen denies any claim to Mt Echo Park via a condemning action by Nicholas Fechter. He says no agreement with the Parks Committee or City Council existed to take the tract for 65 000 dollars and states his only interest was a 1901 trust with Merrill C. Slutes, later quitclaimed. Orville K. Jones appears as Barg's attorney in the related rent suit against Anton Themann, soap manufacturer, over a 119 West Canal street lease.
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Price Hill Park
Anton Themann
J. Ralph Barg
Barg
Themann
West Canal Street
Orville K. Jones
Asre
Alfred G. Allen
City Board of Linking Fund Trustees
Nicholas Fechter
Mt. Echo Park
Pyne
Committee On Parks
Allen
Henry D. Moulton
Merrill C. Slutes
Moulton
Harper, Allen & Curts
Judge Littleford settles Breuer estate account in Insolvency Court
Assistant assignee William Littleford filed his account showing 22393 78 collected and seeking compensation for legal services in thirty six pending cases when he assumed control. David Gratz of Pittsburgh confessed to robbing errand boys and merchants and was arraigned in Police Court on two grand larceny counts with bond set at 1000 each.
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William Littleford
Georgia
Lee Breuer
C.C. Breuer
David Gratz
Pittsburg
L Lueders
Governors Host Willson Dinner in Albany Surprise
Governor Hughes entertained Governor Augustus Willson of Kentucky at the Executive Mansion in Albany. Willson is in town for a Court of Appeals case to be argued tomorrow, with Former Governor David B. Hill among the guests.
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Albany
Hughes
Executive
Augustus Willson
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
David B. Hill
Willson
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