Uwenll Sold to Montreal Club District Redlegs Add Outfielder
Mike O Niell, once with St Louis and Harrisburg, is sold to the Montreal Club as Cincinnati Reds trim their roster. Daley, Ragan, Fleharty likely to be traded. Nieman plans to field twenty players. Rain postponed Wiedemann game. Detroit Tigers plus Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford to appear today and tomorrow with Hughey Jennings and his Tigers in attendance.
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Mike O'Niell
O’niell
Ganzel
McGilvary
Montreal
Harrisburg
Reds
Daley
Milwaukee
Ragan
Fleharty
Hughey Jennings
Tigers
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Sam Crawford
Redland
Wild Bill Donovan
Donovan
Cincinnati
Queen City
Memphis Triumph Over Milwaukee In League Showdown
Memphis defeats Milwaukee 1 to 0 in a Southern League versus American Association matchup. The game featured strong pitching and decisive early offense, highlighting Memphis as the home squad.
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Memphis
Milwaukee
Tigers Rally Past Mudhens In Ninth To Win
Detroit Tigers edge Toledo Mud Hens 7 to 5 in a dramatic ninth inning rally. Ty Cobb limited to one hit while Lister starred for Toledo in the second contest of the series. Batteries: Toledo Quinn Fisher Mullin Seiver Thomas. Detroit Mullin Seiver Thomas.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Detroit Tigers
Mudhens
Lister
Ty Cobb
Moneao
Detroit
Quinn
Fisher
Mullin
Seiver
Thomas
Vigilant to Race Again in America's Cup Defense
The old defender Vigilant will be commissioned this summer and raced by William E. Iselin. Iselin bought the vessel last year and she remains fast though heavier after elaborate refitting. It is unclear if she will race in the new handicap class. Her entry would boost interest at upcoming regattas.
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New York
Vigilant
William E. Iselin
Iselin
Lord Dunraven
Sandy Hook
Louisville Stake Dates Announced for Churchill Downs Meet
The New Louisville Jockey Club disclosed the spring meeting schedule at Churchill Downs with races led by the Kentucky Derby on May 5, Derby week events from May 7 to May 30 including Debutante Stakes May 7 and Kentucky Oaks May 30, plus Clark Handicap, Blue Grass Stakes, Bashford Manor, Louisville Handicap, Steeplechase, Fehr Stakes, Gentlemen's Cup and Juvenile Stakes.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Jockey Club
Churchill Downs
Covington Blues Set to Open Season at Linwood Park
Covington Blues practice Sunday at Central Park with listed players reporting at 1 30 p m for the opening game at Linwood Park Sunday April 19 Manager Seibert plans his strongest lineup to reclaim laurels The French Bros and Bellevue Athletics open at Bromley Ky with Middendorf and McKeown as battery The Readings vs Wiedemanns big game at Reading O features Clubb and Hornberger plus Gaffey on K I O League staff All-Collegians seek a practice game at 49 West Sixth Street and at 228 Post Square for uniforms The Northern Kentucky Eagle Baseball Club debuts in Dayton Ky April 19 with a six man lineup and seeks first class dates after April 19
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Covington Blues
Central Park
Santer
Busse
Bentle
Martin
Gravemeir
M. Frey
G. Frey
Wisman
Niehaus
Seibert
Linwood Park
Blues
Linwood
French Bros
Bellevue Athletics
Bromley
Milkmen
Middendorf
McKeown
All-Collegians
West Sixth Street
All-Collegian Baseball Club
Post Square
Wiedemanns
Dayton
Hornberger
Reading
Cy” Young
George Gaffey
Artie” Burck
Pape
Connolly
Wiedemann Battery
Johnson and Klingler
Glancy
Northern Kentucky Eagle Baseball Club
A. Brietenstein
William Rackers
A. Schu
H. Sudkamp
H. Massie
E. Geust
Rankle
L. Rickles
J. McGrath
Riff
Erlanger
J. F. Knorr
Guilford
Hyde Park
Lincoln School
American racing car arrives in Valdez with reception
A Valdez dispatch reports the American racing automobile reached the Alaska port on the Santa Clara and was greeted by residents with a brass band. Plans include a reception, banquet, and a 20 mile Keystone Canyon leg before sledding to Teikhill and onward toward Fairbanks. Shuster may face race rules on sledding Keystone to Teikhill.
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Seattle
Wash
Valdez
Alaska
Santa Clara
Keystone Canyon
Teikhill
Fairbanks
Shuster
Keystone
Burns' Manager Arrives In U S To Arrange Johnson Fight
Billy Neill manager of Tommy Burns arrived on the Lusitania in New York and aims to arrange a Johnson bout. He would cover Johnsons $2500 deposit with another 2500 and Burns wants $30000 from the prize fund and a forty five round or finish match, ideally in California or Nevada.
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New York
Billy” Neill
Tommy” Burns
England
Lusitania
Neill
Johnson
Burns
California
Nevada
GYMS DROP OUT OF LEAGUE
The Cincinnati Gymnasium team resigned from the Queen City League and its action was accepted at a league meeting last night. The Cincinnati Car Company team in the Railroad League is expected to take the Gru team's place, while the Railroad League has dissolved and its vaudeville benefit show will instead aid the Queen City League. A league meeting is scheduled for next Friday evening.
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Queen City League
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Cincinnati Car Company
Railroad League
Gru
Bowling date change decision faces hurdles
The American Bowling Congress executive committee must vote on Pittsburgh’s request to move the meeting date, with doubts about a change. The convention might be moved to another city, though President Herrmann believes a satisfactory compromise can be reached.
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American Bowling Congress
Pittsburg
Pitteburg
Herrmann
Public choices split as Wells and Animus win at Benning
Rain slow track at Benning sees Spencer Wells and Animus triumph in opener and sixth race. Dan De Noyles takes the second race. Kwai fades as heavy favorite. Officers' Army Service Cup slated for tomorrow amid a packed meeting.
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Washington
Benning
Spencer Wells
Greene
Animus
Dan de Noyles
Kwai
Columbia
Dr. Lee
Quarringlyton
McCarthy
Nanne
McCahey
Draculum
Gentian
Laura A
Burgoo
You
Lady Isabel
Right and True
L'Amour
Lykers
Dan de Noytes
Miss Granville
Chaperone
C. Brady
Lime
Our Maggie
Green How
Tony
Dress Parade
Horner
Puddin
Deviser
Shaw
King of Bashan
Comedienne
McDaniel
Sheridan
Venus
Ferry Landing
Bob Callahan, Jr
T. Burns
Hartford Bay
W. Burns
Bergen
Dicey, Jr
New Garter
Idra
Jinny
Ruthby
Putnam
D’arkle
Killiecrankie
Yorke
Holscher
Campaigner
Tea Leaf
Latham Defeats Standing In Nonfinal Court Tennis Bout
In New York at the Racquet and Tennis Club Peter Latham of England beat George Standing of New York 8-6 6-8 8-6 in a nonchampionship match while conceding a bisque. Gould meets Miles tomorrow in the National final. locals expect a close outcome.
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New York
Peter Latham
England
George Standing
Latham
Deuce
Vantage
Standing
Jay Gould
Lakewood
Eustace H. Miles
London
Gould
Miles
Thoroughbred entries and weights for six races in New Orleans and New York
The running card lists first through seventh races with horse names, weights, and conditions for both New Orleans and New York tracks. Notable entrants include King Bashan Obert and Beggarman in the first race and Princesses in the seventh, along with multiple Maiden and Selling events across 4 furlongs to 1 mile 40 yards.
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Columbia
Battle Axe
Peter Knight
Panique
Dalphie
Littleton’ Maid
Killiecrankie
Obert
Lady Karma
New Orleans
Former Brooklyn Outfielder and Manager Passes Away
UTICA New York April 10 Michael J Griffin longtime Brooklyn National League star and former captain died at his home from pneumonia He was famed as a top center fielder and retired in 1898
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Utica
N. Y
Michael J. Griffin
Griffin
Brooklyn
Princeton Rain Cancels Baseball Game With Yankees
Princeton officials postponed the afternoon baseball game after rain halted the New York American League showdown with the Princeton team.
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Princeton
N. J
Bigamist Briefer Avoids Prison Under Settlement
Michael Briefer a Decatur NL businessman, convicted of bigamy, will not serve prison time if he fulfills a court-ordered support plan for three children from the first marriage and one from the second. Judge Foster suspended sentence, placing Briefer on parole under supervision for up to five years with potential recall for misbehavior.
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New York
Michael Briefer
Decatur
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Briefer
Childress
Prison Association
Rioters Attack Strikebreakers in Pensacola Riot
In Pensacola Florida April 10 a carload of strikebreakers from St Louis triggered a riot injuring fifteen imported men. Bricks bottles and shells flew as strikebreakers fired and fought back forcing thirty into a negro's house. Police dispersed the mob and jailed seventy strikebreakers as the Mayor ordered saloons closed.
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Pensacola
Fla
St. Louis
Pensacola Electric Company
Palafox
Wright
Board of Public Safety
Benjamin Commons
International Association of Street Railway Employees
Autumn Maid Wins Open Race at Fair Grounds Meet
Autumn Maid 20 to 1 defeats Silverton in first race as Raimondo edges Major McComb by a head in the second. Milford beats Lotus and Tea Beach in the fourth race, with Frizette leading a six furlong earlier event and Hostile Hyphen capturing the selling race. Weather showery track fast. races galloped at New Orleans Fair Grounds.
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New Orleans
Autumn Maid
Fair Grounds
Raimondo
Major McComb
Milford
G. Swain
Silverton
Leibert
Anderson
S. Flynn
John Hall
Nora McKenna
Stowaway
Lillian Leigh
Knight
Deck
Maid of Gotham
Scantling
Gerrymander
Bessie Trent
Ibs
Troxles
Nicol
Pat Sharp
Burton
L. M
Ckert
Tim Kelly
Masson
Tracey
Gately
Royal Jacek
Royal Chance
Opie Reid
Luther B
Ben Double
J. Howard
Toppy Roinson
Rosen
Mr.Peabody
Jim Simpson
Beatrice K
Heart of Hyacinth
Ingenuity
Sloan Cello
Reaction
Lotus
Traxler
Tea Beach
Pickens
Grimaldi
Lucky Mose
Warner Griswell
Frizette
F. Burton
Frontenac
Come
Sam
A. Pickens
Belle Strome
Deuce
Whiskroom
Ed Kane
Minder
Albert M
Rebel Queen
Rhirestone
Albert Star
Marrigo
Ethel
Bucket Brigade
Lady Lissak
Joyful Lady
George H. White
Carew
Cursus
Mazonia
Booker
Mild
Tus
Milshore
Wise Hand
San Aldo
Charley Ward
Anna Scott
Kaiserhoff
Tremola
Maelstrom
Expectant Wins Openers as Oakland Races Produce Wide Betting Upsets
At Oakland on April 10 Expectant driven gamely by A Walsh defeats Lupine to win the first race, Chalk Hedrick at 10 to 1 captures the second with My Pal second. Dawn Patrick leads a late dash in the fourth as Hilgert falters to second behind Vox Populi. Multiple race summaries list weights, odds, and times for seven furlongs to a mile and a quarter with upsets and close finishes.
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Oakland
Onatassa
Lupine
Chalk Hedrick
Dawn Patrick
Hilgert
Vox Populi
Expectant
A. Walsh
Supine
Kirschbaum
Buxton
Frank Skinner
Gallantive
Orechola
Jeremiah
Mormond
San Olmo
Trust Amd Mein Liebling
Segond
My Pal
Gilbert
Gennet
A.walsh
Fairy Street
Stilicho
Elevation
Fury
Sachet
Captain Bush
Rosinini
Tejon
Dave Weber
A Avon
Ibe
McIntyre
Rae Vis
Emma
Lycurgus
Royal Queen
Tom Shaw
Exchequer
van Sien Lillie
Lalien
Santa Gitano
Ibs
Mentry
Livius
Ocean , Shore
Como
Sibari
Frank Flittner
Yada
Mcpreren
Lord Nelson
Butwell
Harensgee
Ane Iipt
Purse Rose
Ohio public buildings bill eyed by House subcommittee
The House Public Buildings and Grounds subcommittee plans to report soon on an omnibus bill funding Ohio projects with about 20 million dollars for sites and new or expanded buildings. Harding predicts renomination by a large margin while Cole expects reelection by 5000 votes amid district frictions.
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Commundan Tribune
Burway
Munnsey Building
Washinseton
D. C
Commercial Tribune
Washington
House Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Ohio
J. Eugéne Harding
Middletown
Senate
Congress
House
Weems
Soubenville
Kennedy
Alliance
Massillon
Mayer
Marion
Public Building Committee
Politics costs him his job at government printing office
Acting Public Printer Bryan suspended William A. Krogli from the Government Printing Office bindery on the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation for pernicious political activity. Republican candidate B H Warker charged Krogli chaired meetings supporting a Warner opponent.
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Ww. Gton
Civil Service
Bryan
Civil Service Commission
William A. Krogli
Govengpent
B. H. Warker
Congress
Maryland
Kroll
Warner
Beach Hargis In Court On Bail Motion
Jackson Ky April 10 Judge Adams heard bail arguments in the Commonwealth versus Beach Hargis case. The accused patricide was brought from jail at 1 pm with his mother in court in mourning. The proceeding was continued until tomorrow.
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Jackson
Adams
Commonwealth
Beach Hargis
Kentucky family poisoned by mistaken rat poison biscuit
In Lexington on April 10 a Bourbon County family led by Simon Holteran was poisoned while baking biscuits. Mrs Holteran used rat poison thinking it soda, harming her husband, two sons and daughter. Doctors work to save them.
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Lexington
Simon Holteran
Bourbon County
Novel features in divorce case denied in New York ruling
New York April 10. The Appellate Division affirmed Justice Dowling’s decree awarding Porto W. Ransom a divorce from Mrs. Eva B. Ransom Browning of Madison Virginia. The case hinges on Virginia’s lack of personal service and foreign decrees not enforceable without it. Justice Laughlin urged uniform divorce laws nationwide.
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San Francisco
Cal
New York
Paris
City of Pueblo
Seattle
Valaez
Alaska
United States
Supreme Court
Porto
W. Ransom
Justice Dowling
George L. Browning
Madison
Virginia
Eva B. Hill Ransom
Ransom
Circuit Court of Virginia
Rts
Washington
James Hay
Browning
United States Supreme Court
Haddock
Ramson
Mrs. Ransom
Appelate
Laugh- Min
Insane prisoner sets fire in Akron jail
Antonio Pessolige, an insane tailor, set his clothes ablaze in a padded jail cell and was fatally burned. Deputy Sheriff James Corey and several attendants were seriously or slightly burned while trying to save him. The modern stone jail was damaged and a prison panic ensued. Pessoline had long terrorized police and the sheriff.
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Akron
Antonio Pessolige
James Corey
Hero Dies After Saving Train Passengers
Wong Chung Sue a Chinese ranchman who seven years earlier saved many lives by closing an open railroad switch died at the county hospital after years of pain from injuries. He had warned of an open switch caused by tramps as a passenger train approached. A coach struck him and broke his spine while the switch was restored.
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Los Angeles
Wong Chung Sue
Southern Pacific
Wong
Sunday Page Fetes Children with Illustrated Stories
The Commercial Tribune announces a special upcoming page devoted to children next Sunday. Readers are urged to secure a copy to glimpse familiar tots and enjoy the Illustrated Magazine included free with the issue featuring stories jokes anecdotes and incidents for a wholesome Sunday afternoon read.
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Commercial Tribune
Illustrated
Tribune
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Mike Griffin
Yankee
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Ives
Skillman
Rainey
Brand
E- Gunkel
Bigamist
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Cole
C. W. Bieser
Montgomery County
Catrow
Mr. Harding
Congressional Committee
Taft
Ralph D. Cole
W. Aubrey ‘Thomas
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Patricide
Kentucky
Empire State
Neto Gell
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