Reds Triumph Over Columbus as Umpire Sparks Controversy
Cincinnati Reds defeated Columbus 9 to 1 in a clash marked by contentious umpiring led by Bierhalter. Weimer was benched after a heated exchange. Hulswitz tripled and Lobert drove in key runs as Cincinnati built a big lead by the eighth inning. Columbus managed a lone run in the fifth on a disputed two-base hit by Fohl.
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Weimer
Fohl
Umps
Reds
User
Hulswitt
Huggins
Taylor
Hug
Lobert
Kruger
Mitchell
Ganzel
Paskert
Jackson
Hulswitz
Paskett
Rudy
Coakley
Columbus
Cincinnati
Lymer
Dayton
Cincin
L. Ab.r.bh
Mitchell, R.f
Mee
Mowrey
Peemert
S.s
Weer
Po.as
C.f
Odwell
Congalton
Friel
Kihm
Weknessageset
Hall
Odell
Kahl
Blernalter
Opening game seats go on sale at Henry Straus today
Seats for the opening game will go on sale at Henry Straus Fifth and Walnut streets this morning at 8 30. Prices range from 1 25 for box seats to 20 25 for bleachers with various rates for grandstand terrace and general admission. Trainer Chris Clune worked the players at the park and Long Larry mn appeared near full health after a five hour session. The Reds play at Dayton today and return tonight to face Columbus tomorrow with two youngsters likely to see action. Scout Heilbronner plans a scouting tour and President Pal lan may attend the opener as guest of Mr Herrmann. National Commission decisions involve the Campbell contract with Chicago Club and Winnipeg terms.
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National Association
Winnipeg
Farrell
Campbell
Chicago
Murphy
Chicago National Ague
Louis Hunt
Sharon
Commission On Appeal
Charonce
Henry Straus
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Chris Clune
Columbus
Park
Larry Mn
Cluney
Reds
Dayton
Ganze
Louie Heilbronner
Heilbronner
National Commission
Kerr
Copper Country League
Boston Americans Defeat Mud Hens in Final Game
In Toledo on April 6 Boston Americans won 8 to 1 over the Toledo Mud Hens. Steen’s wild pitching and Toledo’s timely hitting failed to produce runs. Batteries: Boston Pruitt Burchell Criger Toledo Nagle Steen Quinn Abbott.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Boston Americans
Steen
Boston
Pruitt
Pruitt, Burchell and Criger
Nagle
Steen, Quinn and
Abbott
Atlanta and Brooklyn draw in ten innings
In Atlanta the Southern League game between Atlanta and Brooklyn ended 1 to 1 after ten innings. In Nashville Chicago from the National League defeated Nashville 7 to 0.
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Atlanta
Brooklyn
Nashville
Chicago
Local Baseball Groups Seek Sunday Games Across Ohio Kentucky
Cincinnati fan pages list multiple teams open for Sunday play from ages 16 to 19. Players and managers, including Linwood Sunday squad with Tom McTighe and Andy Schrimper, advertise availability and contact details for matches in Cincinnati Blanchester Covington Newport and surrounding towns.
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Tom McTighe
Hyde Park
Andy Schrimper
Linwood
Ralph Richert
Glendora Avenue
Blanchester
Roy Reedle
Fairmount Elks
George Fey
Westwood Avenue
Covington
East Sixth Street
Inverness
Miami
Fay Egan
Ft. Mitchell
F. A. Buchanan, Jr
Newport
Melvins
William McCarthy
Pendleton Street
Waller Burns
Reeder Street
City
Covington Cardinals
Wiedemanns
Kentucky Colonels
Middletown
Columbia Cardinals
Auto Carnival Opens In Gotham On Decorated Cars
New York begins a week of auto carnival events with flags and bunting along Automobile Row. Today features general exhibitions in auto headquarters as a grand motor parade is planned for tomorrow night. About 1,000 cars of all types expected to participate, including many private entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Thoroughbred entries from New Orleans meet with weights
Daily list of race entries at New Orleans shows six selling races and multiple maidens. Horses include Scantling Autumn Maid Reinette Silverton and more with weights from 89 to 120 pounds across six selling and several maiden events on various courses and distances.
Cicilo Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Kerlin Plant Killing
Logan Ohio April 6 The jury in the Micheal Cicilo case found him guilty of manslaughter for the killing of George Hale at the Kerlin brick plant after twenty four hours deliberation The defense says the case will go to the Supreme Court if needed This is Cicilo s second trial
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Bracken County
Staton
George Ellerhorst
Austin W. Tidd
Ohio Penitentiary
Cincinnati
Ellerhorst
Tidd
Smith Envelope Company
Covington
Campbell County
Close Benning races crown Berkeley in nose finish
At Benning on a clear warm day, Berkeley edged Smoker by a nose in the sixth race a tight 7 1 2 furlongs handicap. Earlier events featured close wins by Kempton, Albusch, Jubilee and Reidmoore with multiple runners in each race.
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Washington
Benning
Berkeley
Columbia
Servile
Bergen
Kempton
Walsh
al H. Woods
Brussel
Workman
Battle Axe
Affinity
Ferry Landing
Oriano
Water Bridge
Azure Maid
McCahey
Albusch
T.burns
Balbek
McCarthy
Dan de Noyles
Court Lady
Miss Granville
Jubilee
Shaw
Pantoufle
McDaniel
Miles
Fairbrother
Richmond Duke
Miss Catesby
Nanno
Laura A
J. Walsh
Javette
T. Burns
Lizzie Flat
Dottier S
N’importe
Margot
Lady Isabel
Easter Belle
Tea F
Laughing Eyes
Reidmoore
Billy B. van
Umbrella
York
Lally
Littleton Maid
Smoker
Animus
St. Joseph
Killiecrankie
Campaigner
Howard Shean
Stewards Ban Powers From Mounts At New Orleans Meet
In the final week at the Fair Grounds Powers is barred from accepting mounts this week by stewards citing public criticism of his riding. The suspension affects his participation in the two year old race Fundamental. Aunt Rose and Rose heavy in bets win and place across several races as weather stays clear and track good.
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New Orleans
Frair Grounds
Powers
Fundamental
Unt Rose
Lear
A. Pickens
Maid of Gotham
Gangel
Kenmare Quéen
S. Flynn
Anderson
George C. Dillon
Eustacian
Flame
Ollie
Bessie Trent
Malecon
Lady Chilton
Silverado
Gerrymander
Orlandor
Flynn
Apple Teddy
Troxler
Brannon
Risk
Inauguration
Blue Lee
Bolerton
Haughty
V. Powers
Drula
Kiamesha Sr
Lucy Marie
Viperine
Electorine
Dorothy Dugan
Sadie Gay
Sweet Vera
Very Royal
Aunt Rose
C.henry
Goldway
Nicol
Lucky Mose
Warren
Belle Scott
Royal Onyx
King’s Daughter
Frank Lord
Deuce
Grimaldi
Yaddo
Toybey
Hasty Agnes
Melange
Teo Beach
W. Powers
Lary Almy
Schaller
Lemon Girl
Betsy Pirford
Etta H
Athene
Polly
Edith
Blondy wins in Oakland after bad start in one-mile race
In Oakland on April 6 Blondy overcame a poor start to retake the lead in the third race, finishing first at one mile. Earlier races included selling events at six furlongs and one mile with horses such as Boggs, Sycamore, Desset, Royal Stone, and Captain John securing top placements.
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Benning
Columbia
Oxford
Greeno
Panique
Eddely
Silver Ball
Trey of Spades
Baggman
Begoo
Nutmeg
Trappo
Ponnie Kelso
Elizabeth Sweeney
Jack Glenn
Fluffy Ruffles
Lady Ethelyn
Blue Stock
Two Saints
Diamond John
Check
Hardy Pragman
Ragman
Chaperone
Tiana
Arrow Shaft
Sigg
Mtey
Claiborne
Dress Parade
Gerald D
Brown Tony
Witching Hour
Pete Daly
Flying Machine
Baldgmo
Penarris
Cordite
Sir Wooster
Fin 1
Bessie Kiser
Strong Heart
Hartford
Oroonoka
Jackwood
Octob
Chorus Girl
Queen
Lena Delta
Raece
D'Arkle
Ibs
Clements
Littleton Maid
Aim
Oakland
Cal
Blondy
Phalanx
Darice
Boggs
McIntyre
Sycamore
Lynch
Curriculum
Hayes
L. C. Ackerly
Sam McGibbon
Lustig
Pinaud
Earl Rogers
Herodotus
Paleen
Seasick
San Piper
Desset
A. Walsh
Royal Stone
W. Miller
Captain John
Dearborn
Carmisa
Bill Eaton
Phillistini
Jim Mallady
Ornate
Mary B. Clark
Moreland
Fair Fagot
Bearborn
Mandator
J.R. Laughrey
Elevation
Chancellor
Walworth
King of the Mist
Ocean Shore
Les
W. Kelly
Sibari
Post
Vox Populi
Peter Sterling
Muskeday
Timothy Wen
Seiling
Ponoctoc
Nabonassar
Butwell
Blue Eyes
Pelig Rosso
Tonic
Dave Weber
St. Albans
Talamund
Fulletta
Riprap
Isabelita
Lycurgus
Cruzados
College Widow
Burning Bush
Jessup IL
Tremor
Merritt Buxton
Lillie
Zelina
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas and Superior Court
List of newly filed cases including Daniel Gallagher vs Thomas Dowling appeal dismissed John Schaefer vs John Lemmick for 1500 damages Mary E Goodin vs George W Williams to quiet title Daniel S Hosbrook vs Harry Simon to quiet title Peter Spitzfaden vs Bernard Moeller for injunction and damages John B Van Vooren vs Mary C Van Vooren for divorce N P Smith and Bros vs Morrison and Snodgrass for 2250 services Lula Jameson vs George Jameson for divorce Jennie Hauser vs Ennis Hauser for diverse J Q Gowland vs John S Purdy for 8080.
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Daniel Gallagher
Thomas Dowling
J. D. Templeton
John Schaefer
John Lemmick
T. L. Michie
Mary E. Goodin
George W. Williams
Sayler & Sayler
Daniel S. Hosbrook
Harry Simon
H. H. Hosbrook
Peter Spitzfaden
Bernard Moeller
Co. M Kinney
John B. van Vooren
Mary C. van Vooren
Galvin & Bauer
N. P. Smith
John S.purdy
Kramer & Kramer
Pictures of Cincinnati Free Letters Union to be published
The Illustrated Magazine of The Commercial Tribune will feature photographs of Cincinnati's Free Letters Union next Sunday. The edition, free with the Sunday issue, is attractively bound and includes jokes stories anecdotes and incidents. Readers may recognize members among the group and are invited to secure Sue for Sunday's reading.
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Illustrated Magazine
Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Free Letters’ Union
the Illustrated Mag
Azine
The
Latonia Stock Sale Set Aside in Kentucky Court
Judge Cochran in the United States District Court Eastern District of Kentucky set aside the sale of 825 Latonia Jockey Club shares from Applegate to Joseph Rhinock trustee. He may appoint a referee to report an accounting of money in and out since Rhinock's control. The purchasers hold 40 percent of the stock. plaintiffs seek 57 percent and an accounting.
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Cochran
United States Court For
Eastern District of Kentucky
Latonia
W. W. Symmes
Marvey Myers
Rhinock
Simonton and Bolander
Bollinger
Harris
George Perkins
Latonia Race Track
W. B. Applegate
Applegate
Rome Respess
Joe Pugh
Colonel Bryson
Rhinnock
Bolander
Simonton
Appeals Case to Supreme Court Over Livestock Shipments
The Supreme Court will hear an appeal by the B. and O. S. W. Railroad Co. seeking a single livestock delivery as one offense under the 28 hour transportation law. The Court of Appeals ruled there are multiple offenses per shipment, leading to penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Railroad Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Court of Appeals
Pact Among Downtown Men Leaves Bequest of One Hundred
A group of 10 businessmen at a cafe agreed to draft wills leaving $100 each to survivors. Signers included W. W. Coney Simon Bruner Robert Bahmann E J Harth Charles Maescher Carl Streit F Lawson Bahhmann Harry Maescher Tisthof and Otto Moorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lawson
Ae Ae Bahhmann
Harry Maescher
Tisthof
Otto Moorman
Alexander McDonald Enjoys Homecoming After Florida Visit
Mr. Alexander McDonald returns from Florida in improved health, welcomed by friends. He feels better than since leaving Prince Edward Island last year and attributes renewed health to automobiling. The prior report of paralysis in Florida is undeserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
Florida
McDonald
Prince Edward’s Island
Ohio Boat Company seeks court order over canal dredging obligations
The Ohio Boat Company filed in Common Pleas a motion to compel the Miami and Erie Canal Transportation receivers to respond to the State Board of Public Works notice. It alleges failure to provide dredge removal as required by contract and lease, hindering canal improvement. Probasco and Spitzfaden are listed as attorneys in separate suits against Moelier, Kinney, and others for damages, injunctions, and alleged property and assault claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Boat Company
Common Pleas Court
Miami and Erie Transportation Company
State Board of Public Works
Board of Public Works
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
H. BR. Probasco
Peter Spitzfaden
Bernard Moelier
Bernard Moeller, Jr
Owen N. Kinney
John Schaefer
John Lemmick
Lemmick
Thomas L. Michie
Nicholas P. Smith
Broadway
Peck, Ser & Peck
Nes ‘S
Berry Graves
Graves acquitted after trial before Judge O Connell
The trial before Judge O Connell and a jury concluded with Graves being acquitted. At the time of arrest Attorney Oppenheimer served as adviser for the Forest Elections Committee.
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O'Connell
Graves
Oppenheimer
Forest Elections Committee
Judge Hunt Presides as Court Disposes of Several Cases
Judge Hunt took the bench in the criminal court after the April term. Louis Becker pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sent to the reformatory. Rogie Bohan pleaded guilty to larceny of a cash register and whiskey and was sentenced to thirty days in the Workhouse plus a $50 fine and costs. Julius Hutchmacher faced assault and robbery charges against Waldmer Detlefeon. trial delayed due to counsel illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Kapp
Marble Merchant Seeks Divorce From Wife In Court
John B. Van Vooren, marble merchant, sues for divorce from Mary C. Vane Vooren alleging excessive drinking. Attorneys Galvin and Bauer for the plaintiff. Separate rulings include Mary Reiss, Alice Dittes, Mary Ehman granted divorces from Christopher Reis Otto Dittes and William A. Ehman on grounds of neglect and cruelty. Judge Bromwell grants Maud King a divorce from Philip King on cross petition alleging gross neglect. Jennie Hauser seeks divorce from Ennis Hauser on cruelty grounds. Lula Jameson seeks divorce from George Jameson for willful absence. attorney A. L. Dalton.
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John B. van Vooren
Marble Merct
Mary
C. Vane Vooren
Galvin & Bauer
Mary Reiss
Christopher Reis
James B. Synge
Alice Dittes
Otto Dittes
Mary E. Ehman
William A.an
Bromwell
Maud King
Philip King
Jennie Hauser
Ennis Hauser
BE. Roney
Lula Jameson
George Jameson
A. L. Dalton
Superior Court Sues to Recover From Brokers Money Lost on Margins
J Q Gowland of New Orleans sues John S Purdy and John F Ryan and firms Crescent Commission Company Ryan & Purdy and Morehead & Co for 3080 claiming brokers promised stock trades but misappropriated funds and disclosed loss. Kramer & Kramer represent Gowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Gowland
New Orleans
John S. Purdy
John F. Ryan
Crescent Commission Company
Ryan & Purdy
Louisiana
Morehead & Co
Probate Court Moves in Healy Estate and Admin Actions
William Healy seeks removal of John Healy as administrator of the $3,000 Margaret Healy estate. Jennie Allen may receive $152.80 from Pat Gas and Electric for claims as administrator in Joshua Allen death case. Appraisals list personal estates: Caroline Will 1171, Howard Knoblough 1004, Louise Perren 154, William Perry 350, Mary Ann Shea 575, Nora Welsh 760, Barbara Rohr 600. Applications to administer include Edward Reemelin for Erasmus Gest $200,000. Minnie Haders for George Haders $500. Mary Garbe for Paul Garbe $100. Frank Luire for Elizabeth Legge $1,200. Julia Bennett for John Bennett $50. Mary E Stifel for Albert C Stifel $50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Healy
John Healy
Margaret Healy
Jennie Allen
Pat Gas and Electric Company
Joshua Allen
Allen
Caroline Will
Howard C. Knoblough
Louise Perren
William H. Perry
Julia Bennett
John. W. Bennett
Mary .E. Stifel
Albert C. Stifel
Madisonville Mayor Driehaus bound over to grand jury
Alonzo Jackson a 50 year old Black resident of Madisonville was bound over to the grand jury on charges brought by Bessie Logan. The case stems from locality records and reflects ongoing legal actions in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driehaus
Madisonville
Alonzo Jackson
Bessie Logan
Night Rider case remains unsettled in Kentucky court
In Covington the April term of the Eastern District of Kentucky opened with grand jury instructions on violations of revenue postal pension and dairy margarine laws. Several cases were set for trial but actions such as Staton versus Route remain unresolved as hearings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. M. J Cochran
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UMBUS
Queen City
Bierhalter
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Mr. Herrmann
Cincinnati Fan Food
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Autumn Maid
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Silverton
Little Use
Disagreement
Alice
Exotic
She Wolf
After All
Liz
Nebraska Lass
Servicente
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Miss Searcy
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Barrette
Ogbent
Sea Maid
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Lady Pink
Nazimo
Heap Talk
Saylor
You Win
Punky
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Lady Esther
Grenade
Keep Mum
Finesse
Orena
Mystifier
Dorothy Ann
Bounding Elk
Magssen
Miss Vigilant
Moscow
Woodburn
Davis
Cincinnati Gun Club
Ketterer Tenement
Braunwart
Arvey
Ettenart
Cascher
Eilmert
Torkis
Bndneeees Geesi
Koo
Reyes
Canary
Ate
Weber
Nabe
Ie Browning
Ackermay, Waechter
O'Connor
Anne
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Lukens
J. Lukens
Rowning
Curtis
G. Grimme
McCann
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Schlarman
Wessel Ee
Kpoboe
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Brenner
WV - Sveeee
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Dietz
Brinker
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Kloppenburgs
Schweikert
Eichert
Sane
Meinicke
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Fisher Topo
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Knabe
Huésman
Carpenter
Terre
TVA Osccvcvssicec Accesetes
Mussekkamp
Schroeder
Schilfert
Krollmann
Schmitt
Seyler
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Tteereeersnesenes
Paul
Feilen Nena
Wahle
Ams
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Reiss
Schafstah
Daniel
Koehler
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Wieken
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Cicilo
George Hale
Logan
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Cooosg
Harry Harris
Joseph L. Rhinock
Perkins
Kenton
Joseph Knock
Cincinnati Trust Company
Supreme Court
Railroad
Krell
Boat Company
Electric Mule
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McPherson
Krell Piano Company
Albert Krell
Connersville
Ind
Harold A. Krell
Charles Denglern
Edwin
Stella Pfau
Ohio
Francis Fritsch Manufacturing Company
United States Court
United States Durers
Joseph Stauffer
William Rice
Edward M. Redder
W. A. Henkel
Montgomery County
John Fischer
Harry Murphy
Butler County
John H. Blose
Oscar Swigert
Clark County
T. M. Moore
Samuel Hughes
Greene County
I. B. Cooper
Preble
George Stapleton
Henry Anger
Samuel I. Stapleton
Darke County
Abram Posner
John Metyko
William Foken
Ludwig Maisner
John Hoemken
William
Frances Pullen
Richard Pullen
Pullen
Avondale
Judge Hunt
Superior Court
Probate Court
U. S
District of
Kentucky
Robert E. Staton
H. EB. Worthington
Elbert Route
Emil Pollack
John CC. Droege
Licking Coal and Iron Company
Licking
Grant Sawyer
Louis E Levassor
Joseph DeBar
Levassor
Antorney Mackay
John Kelley
Beach
Second Street
Helen Chalmers
C. & O. Railroad
Scott Street
Meee
Pate
C. & O. Rajhad Company
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