Beebe In Great Shape as Ganzel Crew Allows Three Hits
Paskett delivers timely hit as Beebe’s team shuts down opponents with just three hits. National and American League standings show Detroit and New York leading, with Chicago and St. Louis nearby as the pennant chase continues across leagues and clubs.
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Ganzel
Paskett
Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
W.l.pe
WL. Pe. Fittsburg
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago Philadelph
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphi
Brooklyn Ase
Washington
Bt. Louis
American Ass
Central League
Louisville
Evansville
Toledo
Dayton
Indianapolis
South Bend
Columbus
Grand Rapids
Minneapolis
Ft. Wayne
Kansas City
Terre Haute
Milwaukee
Zanesville
St. Paul
Wheeling
American League
Philadelphia
Clevelord
Cardinals overpower Reds in sixth inning rally to win 7 to 1
At St Louis on August 13 Cincinnati and St Louis entered a scoreless game through five. In the sixth, Cincinnati walked and then failed to score before the Cardinals struck for five hits and five runs. St Louis added two more in the eighth to seal a 7 to 1 victory as Volz and later pitchers kept Cincinnati hitless for six frames. Attendance was 2,200.
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Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Reds
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Beebe
Volz
Konetchy
Reilly
Kane
Paskert
Huggins
Byffle
Lobert
Mitchell
Charles
Shaw
Murray
Konathy
Hobe
Paskett
Delahanty
Mowrey
Dubec
Hulswitt
McLean
Kenetchy
Byrne
No Bonus For Players World Championship Rules
The National Commission banned paying bonuses to players in the world championship series and will hold certified checks to enforce the rule. A clause against selling major league players to minors with repurchase options was also adopted, restricting options in player transactions.
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National Commission
Detroit
Chicago Nationals
Yawkey
Detroits
Cubs
Pittsburg Edges Chicago 1–0 in Tight NL Clash
In Pittsburg Aug 13 Pittsburg narrowly defeated Chicago 1 to 0. Leifield and Reulbach pitched strong games with runners on base but timely hits were scarce. The game’s lone run came in the first inning on a walk a sacrifice and a hit. Storke delivered a two base hit for Chicago and Wilson stole a base while Leifield earned the win and Reulbach the loss providing a classic early season National League pitcher’s duel.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Selfield
Reulbach
Sheckard
Storke
Leach
Abbaticchio
Wilson
Evers
Tinker
Chance
Pittsburgh
Pitteburg
Leifield
Johnstone and
Emsiie
Phillies Triumph Over Boston In Pitchers Battle
Philadelphia blanks Boston 2 0 in a tight pitchers duel. Dorner allows limited hits while Moren is wild at times as Philadelphia string together decisive runs in the late innings.
New York Beats Brooklyn In Polo Grounds Tilt 5 to 3
New York defeats Brooklyn 5 to 3 at the Polo Grounds as poor pitching from McIntyre and Bell spurs the locals to victory. Dorim and Seymour spark the offence with key hits, while Ames exits after two innings.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ames
Brooklyns
Polo Grounds
Newarks
McIntyre
Bell
Dorim
Seymour
Swacina Delivers Lone Run In Pitchers' Duel
Swacina hit a first inning single scoring Stanley as Minneapolis fell 1-0 to Louisville in a classic pitching duel. Wilson started for Minneapolis and Adams for Louisville, each yielding a sparse hit total and tight defense.
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Louisville
Minneapolis
Swacina
Innning
Stanley
Wilson
Adams
Kansas City Defeats Toledo in Tight Ballgame
Kansas City edges Toledo with earned runs totaling two by Neighbors Williams Cross Brown Armbruster. Gillen fans 3, Nagle 6 over six innings, Carter 2. Bases on balls nine for Toledo, five left on base for Toledo, nine for Kansas City. Sullivan Cross Brashear steal bases. Brashear Downie sacrifice. wild pitches by Nagle and Carter. Time 1 50, umpire Owens.
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Brooklyn
New York
Ames
Donlin
Sheehan
Maloney
Hummel
Seymour
Mathewson
McIntyre
Bell
Herzog
Barry
Burch
Kansas City
Williams
Cross
Brown
Armbruster
Gillen
Nagle
Carter
Toledo
Sullivan
Brashear
Downie
C. . Owens
All Stars
Boston
Davis
Collins
Laporte
Burchell
D. Jones
Wagner
Chesbro
Coombs
Winter
Suggs
Arrelanes
Gessler
Criger
Kilifer
Evans
Columbus Beats Milwaukee In High-Scoring Tilt
Columbus defeated Milwaukee 9 to 7 in a slugfest. Pitching changes numbered, Schneiberg allowed six earned runs in three and two thirds, Manske three in five and one third, Goodwin ten earned in five, Rogers four in four. Hits credited to Bateman Kruger and Kidm. Time two hours. Umpire Hayes.
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Goodwin
Rogers
Schneiberg
Odwell
Manske
Hayes
Indianapolis 6 St Paul 2 Makes Comeback Blazer
Indianapolis defeated St Paul 6 to 2 as Livingston hit a game changing homer in the eleventh inning with two aboard, sealing the win for the home club in a tense late rally.
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Indianapolis
St. Paul
Livingston
Indianapolis Triumphs Over St Paul In Scoreful Game
Indianapolis defeated St Paul 6 to 2 in a steady pitched contest as both sides played errorless defense. Hayden and Wheeler led with two base hits apiece, Livingstor belted a homer, and Slagle worked five innings while Leroy finished.
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Indianapolis
Faith Cases
Angels Taper St. P. Ae
Ee Geier
Bush
Baker
Dav'son
Slagle
All Star Benefit Game Honors Cy Young At Boston
Nearly 20 000 fans from New England attended the benefit at the American League grounds for Denton Cy Young of Paoli Ohio. The Stars defeated Boston 3 to 2 in a game featuring a lineup of star players from the American League with Cy Young pitching for the local heroes. Major gifts included three silver loving cups a traveling bag and floral pieces. Lieutenant Governor Draper presided over a cup presentation and the Chicago club presented a large silver cup from AL players. Boston National League also contributed a floral offering. Time 1:50 Umpire Evans.
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Boston
New England States
Denton
Tecumseh
Cy) Young
Paoli
Young
Draper
Fielder Jones
Chicago American Club
D. Jones
Detroit
J.f
Keeler
New York
R.f
Mullin
Chase
Killifer
Davis
Philadelphia
F. Jones
Chicago
C.f
Parent
J. Collins
Schreck
McGuire
Montgomery Triumps in Twin Local Baseball Pair
In Montgomery Alabama the home team beat Birmingham 2 1 in the opener and then won 4 1 in the nightcap. Atlanta plus Nashville and New Orleans plus Memphis results are listed as clashes with 6 2 and 2 0 scores respectively.
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Atlanta
Nashville
Mobile
Little Rock
New Orleans
Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
Weekend Baseball Card Shows Multiple Parks Open
This notice lists Sunday games across several parks. Waldorfs visit Cumminsville to face the Blue Birds at 3 p.m. Covington hosts Riédlins vs Cardinals at 1 p.m. and Covington Blues at 3 p.m. Norwood Eagles meet Hickorys at Norwood Inn Park with a 3 p.m. start. Avondale Pirates thank Sunman visitors and seek contacts from nearby towns. The Peters Arms team plans August 30 at Norwood Inn in a $50 side bet with the Columbia Cardinals.
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Waldorfs
Cumminsville Park
Blue Birds
Covington Park
Riédlins
Crack Cardinals
Covingtons
Covington Blues
Chick Watters
Blues
Diehl
Norwood Eagles
Hickorys
Norwood Inns Park
French
Eagles
Avondale Pirates
Sunman
Wittle
Osgood
Milan
Batesville
Ind
New Madison
Martin
Peters Arms
Columbia Cardinals
Norwood Inn
Schilling
Advent
Ratterman
Jansman
Kennedy
Dacey
Middletown
Elks’ Hall
Franklin
International Fly Casting Tournament Opens in Chicago
The Illinois Bait Casting Club hosts a two day event at Washington Park lagoon starting tomorrow. Aimed to be the largest fly casting meet in America the tournament draws record entries aided by the National Association of Scientific Angling Clubs convention in town.
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Chicago
Illinois Bait Casting Club
Washington Park
Big South Side Park
America
National Association of Scientific Angling Clubs
Saratoga Cardraces Show Mild Action at Aug 13 Meet
At Saratoga N Y August 13 the program produced tame racing led by Parsale’s easy win in the Amsterdam Selling Stake at one mile. Early races saw Jeanne D Arc and Ramrod scoring ahead of rivals with short fields and swift times in six furlongs to two miles.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Amsterdam
Parsale
Jeanne D'Arc
Ibs
McCahey
Westbury
Notter
Adriadhe
Lang
Dreamer
Mayfield
Oxford
Banyah
Beckon
Ramrod
Sampson
Paddy
Kelly
the Gardener
McCarthy
Fore
Hawkwing
Torenia
Sweet
Tender and True
Wolke
Glaucus
Purslane
Musgrave
Alauda
Hill Top
Thoroughbred race card with weights and entries
The page lists handicaps and selling races for two year olds through maiden three year olds. Entries include High Private Sea Cliff Mad Man Black Ford Lady Bedford Obdurate Rostrum Waponoca Strike Out Mauvette Ogemah Summer Night Persona and other runners with weights. Sally Zivasas Hold Fast Disobedient Colonel White Toddiington. Fultonville Adriana Gowan Deburgo Jubilee Juggins Wood craft Thomas Reed Glaucus Sanguine. Inferno Stamina King James Royal Tourist Beaucoup Le Mayfield St John Johnson. Court Lady Edwin L Plume Hawk Wing Cheek Aron dack Maximum Eschau Westmore Helen Harvey Albani Midshipman. Earlin Punch Chief Brandt Stokes Bar One.
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High Private
Sea Cliff
Mad Man
Black Ford
Lady Bedford
Obdurate
Rostrum
Waponoca
Strike Out
Mauvette
Ogemah
Summer Night
Persona
Sally
Zivasas
Colonel White
Fultonville
Adriana
Gowan
Deburgo
Jubilee Juggins
Woodcraft
Thomas Re Ed
Glaucus
Sanguine
Venove
Inferno
Stamina
King James
Royal Tourist
Beaucoup le Mayfield
St. John Johnson
Ban
Court Lady
Edwin L
Plume
Hawk Wing
Cheek
Arondack
Maximum
Eschau
Westmore
Helen Harvey
Albani
Midshipman Easy
Earlin
Punch
Chief Brandt
Stokes
Bar One
Roosevelt to Congratulate London Olympic Athletes
New York reports President Roosevelt will likely meet and congratulate the American Olympians in London. A letter to Secretary McLoughlin confirms his honorary President role and invitation to Oyster Bay. Governor Hughes offers National Guard parade participation as twelve athletes return aboard the Majestic led by John C. Carpenter who denies touching Halswelle.
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New York
Roosevelt
London
McLoughlin
Olympic Athletes’ Reception Committee
The
Sam
Oyster Bay
Hughes
National Guard
John C. Carpenter
Cornell University
Majestic
Carpenter
Halswelle
Fort Wayne dominates Wheeling in twin bill sweep
In Fort Wayne Indiana on August 13 Ft Wayne swept both games from Wheeling 2 1 and 2 0 as Jerger Spahr Miller lark and Hammod Kempf plus Roberts and Spahr logged the win chips. Dayton tops Zanesville in doubleheader 2 1 and 4 2 with Hale Kiefel and Fisher handling batteries. Evansville edges South Bend 2 1 as Smith Kurke Pearson Dunn pair up for the mound.
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FT. Wayne
Ind
Wheeling
R.H.E. Wheeling
Jerger
Hammod
Evansville
South Bend
R.ece
Smith and
Grand Rapids Split Doubleheader With Terre Haute
In Grand Rapids on Aug 13 the patched-up team split a doubleheader with Terre Haute, dropping the opener 7 to 1 and taking the nightcap 4 to 1 before the second game was halted in the sixth inning so players could catch a train. Batteries Eubanks Bailey Drohan Drill Sterzer Deavers Williams.
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Terre Haute
Grand Rapids
R.H.E
Eubanks
Bailey
Drohan
Drill
R.H.E. Grand Rapids
Laas Terre Haute
Praestene
Sterzer
Delehanty Barred From League Park For Year
James Delehanty Washington second baseman has been barred from Cleveland Baseball Club grounds at League Park for one year as player or spectator for language used toward umpire O Loughlin in the Washington Cleveland game on August 4. The Cleveland Ball Club protested to President Johnson.
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Cleveland, CO
James Delehanty
Washington
Cleveland Baseball Club
League Park
O'Loughlin
Cleveland Ball Club
Johnson
Mix-Up Delays at Hamilton County Fair Trots
Third day at Hamilton County Fair Grounds features heated controversy in 2:16 trot as Nero and Radium clash amid heavy rain and crowd unrest. Star Wilkes wins the 2:24 pace. seven starters race in half-mile event with Little John and May Courin winning heats before purse division.
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Hamilton County Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Radium
Boreal
Cliff Todd
Nero
Weber
William Webber
Tom
Lehman
Star Wilkes
Addington
Nicholas D
Pilgrim
Little John
May Courin
Mill
Maxton
Radiim
B. m
Toese
Bik. G
Skipper Tom
B. S
Mook
Sid Thorne
A. & Wildman
Bobbie Ne Ce m. Up
S. H
Orle Rader
Ed Craig
B. H
Me Addington
H. C. Fisk
G. G
J.T. Deardoff
the Pilgrim
Ah. Lightner
Horse Races Feature 2:27 Trot and 2:19 Pace Purse
The program lists multiple stakes race entries with purses of 300 dollars each. This includes Barronworth with Eddison in Newport and many other sires and runners from Kentucky Ohio and Indiana. Notable participants include Uncle 7 and Betty S with connections in Montgomery and Cincinnati.
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Barronworth
Charles Fausz
Newport
Eddison
B. m
Huey Bros
Union
Bessie H
Br. m
William Herron
Wyoming
Perfection
O. Braensetter
Cincinnati
Independence
S. G
Abdallah Park
Cynthiana
Walter D
B. G
Fred Peters
Lady Oliver
Woodward Bros
Milford
Judge Taft
W. H. Williamson
Mason
Alieck
B. c
H. D. Kyger
Oxford
Naida
K. F
H. W. Williamson
Hunter Roy
B. H
J. T. Deardoff
Lebanon
Army marksmen prepare for Perry shoot from Fort Sheridan
Sergeant William Co Cox of Company H Twenty seventh Infantry will captain the team traveling from Ft Sheridan to Camp Perry for the national army shoot on August 24. Cox led scorers with 803 points to Bur roughs 782. First Lieutenant Kirwin T Smith won the distinguished marksmen class with 854, beating Lieut Bernard Lear Jr by 43 as shooting accuracy rendered targets center rich and many bullets hit bullseye.
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Chicago
William Co. Cox
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Ft. Sheridan
National Army
Camp Perry
Cox
Clarence A. Burroughs
Engineers
Kirwin T. Smith
Benard Lear, Jr
Fifteenth Cavalry
Jones Leroy Johnson and Clothier To Fight It Out
J D E Jones Robert Leroy W J Clothier reach the Meadow Club semifinals in Southampton New York. Singles results include Jones over Slocum 7 5 6 2 Leroy over Westfall 6 3 4 6 Johnson over Inman 7 5 6 4 Clothier over Palmer 10 38 6 4. Doubles saw Hinck Hague over Trask Westfall 6 8 6 3 5 4 Blagden Stillman over Dabney Niles 4 6 9 7 6 4 Watsoun Fincke over Hawk Nettleton 3 6 6 3 6 1 Clothier Johnson over Palmer Wagner 8 6 5 7 6 3.
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Jones
Leroy
Johnson
Clothier
Southampton
N. Y
J. D. E. Jones
Robert Leroy
W. ¥. Johnson
W. J. Clothier
Meadow Club
Slocum
Westfall
Inman
Palmer
Hinck
Hague
Trask
Blagden
Stillman
Dabney
Niles
Watsoun
Fincke
Hawk
Nettleton
Wagner
National regatta to feature 20 oarsmen from 30 clubs
Springfield reports nearly 20 oarsmen from thirty clubs in the U S and Canada will compete on the Connecticut River over two days. Fourteen events include singles doubles pairs four and eight oared shells and a war canoe race. The senior single sculls championship is set for the final day.
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Springfield
Mass
Canada
Connecticut River
Covington Officers Nominated for Sixth District Primary
Kenton County Democratic Executive Committee met at Boone Block and received officer lists from D Linn Gooch and Joseph L Rhinock and a combined list from four other candidates. A five member committee will pick officers from the three lists for sixty three precincts. It will also name five candidates for the Democratic member of the Kenton County Election Commissioners to forward to Frankfort by August 18. No action on city and county candidate nominations this fall.
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Kenton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Boone Block
D. Linn Gooch
Joseph L. Rhinock
M. Abele
George O'Rourke
James Nolan
George Kruse
Hunt Mayo
Newport Opens Bids for Twenty Year Water Franchise
Bellevue City Council opened bids for a twenty year water contract after a dissolved injunction. Ernst and Ellerhorst bid, with Ernst offering a minimum meter rate of $6 and lower tier prices by volume. Ellerhorst bid starts at 1c per 1 000 gallons rising to 12c, $10 yearly meter charge. Ernst is favored as the best bid. contract award planned at Thursday night meeting.
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Bellevue
Yungblut
James Crnst
J. B. Ellerhorst
Ernst
Ellerhorst
Hilerhorst
Patrolmen Bound Over On Assault Charge In Latonia Case
Latonia patrolmen Ben Hessling and Jesse Webb were bound over to the grand jury on assault and battery charges after a two day preliminary hearing. Alonzo Pitsenberger and Clarence Erwin obtained warrants citing conspiracy to intimidate and searched the officers for concealed weapons without a warrant. The officers say they acted under Police Chief Hamlin’s orders. bond set at $500.
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Ben Hessling
Jesse Webb
Latonia
Stephens
Webb
Hessling
Alonzo Pitsenberger
Clarence Erwin
Covington Board Holds Only First Readings
Only three members attended the Covington Board of Aldermen last night so all ordinances and resolutions were read once. The board will reconvene this evening to pass the measures, including the appropriation ordinance that awaits final action.
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Covington
Man Falls On Pavement Injuring Arthur Howlett
Arthur Howlett of 283 West Third street slipped on the cement at Fourth and Philadelphia streets and was severely injured. Patrolmen Brink and Chipman assisted and he was sent home. Dr. Tinley attended him for internal injuries.
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Arthur Howlett
West Third Street
Fourth
Philadelphia
Brink and
Chipman
Howlett
Tinley
Covington Notes Patrolman arrests cruelty case and new fire engine
Patrolman George Brady arrested Edward Griffin on cruelty to animals charges. Lottie Briggs aged 17 died of pneumonia at her parents 37 West Ninth Street. Mayor John J. Craig announced a new fire engine costing 5500 will be turned over next Monday and tested before placement at the Sixth Street house.
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George Brady
Edward Griffin
Lottie Pearl Briggs
West Ninth Street
John J. Craig
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Sixth Street
Eastern players win in national lawn tennis doubles
Beals C. Wright of Boston and Raymond D. Little of New York defeated Southern champions Hugh Whitehead and James Winston of Norfolk in straight sets 6-0 6-3 6-2 at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. They advance to meet Western champions Nat Emerson and D. B. Wardner tomorrow. Hackett and Alexander beat the Westerners 6-4 5-7 6-4 in an exhibition.
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Emerson and Waldner
New York
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
Beals C. Wright
Boston
Raymond D. Little
Hugh Whiteheag
James Winston
Norfolk
Wright
Little
Whitehead
Winston
Nat Emerson
Cincinnati
D. B. Wardner
Chicago
Hackett and
Alexander
NRA National Rife Championship Opens at Camp Perry
Rifle men completed final practice at Camp Perry ahead of the 26th annual NRA tournament starting tomorrow. The event runs through August 20, followed by National matches under the National Board and Lt. R. K. Evans of the U S Army general staff.
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Camp Perry
National Rifle Association of America
National
R. K. Evans
United States Army
Whitehead Knocks Out Dixon in Two Rounds
Jonas Whitehead defeated Richard Dixon in two rounds of a scheduled ten round bout across the river. Dixon landed a solid right cross to the jaw at a crucial moment but Whitehead recovered and finished the fight.
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Jonas Whitehead
Richard ‘Dixon
Dixon
Horses Shipped South For Breeding And Races
One hundred horses from the Keene and Haggin stables will be shipped to Buenos Ayres on August 20 for breeding and racing action there. It marks the largest single shipment to a Southern country since the racing downturn caused by antibetting laws.
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New York
James R. Keene
J. B. Haggin
Buenos Ayres
Grand Circuit Races Postponed Again At Kenilworth
Buffalo authorities report the Grand Circuit races postponed due to the heavy track condition at Kenilworth. Officials cited safety concerns and poor footing for competing horses and riders.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Kenilworth
Newport Aldermen Pass Antispeed Motorcycle Law
Newport officials approved an ordinance limiting motorcycle speed to six miles per hour with fines of ten to twenty dollars. The Water Works bond issue and temporary borrowing measures were referred or adopted. Street improvements awarded to Ed J Knepfle and bids from Morland & Schrader accepted for curbing and gutters.
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Newport Board of Aldermen
Reusch
Water Works Commissioners
General Council
Ways and Means Committee
Columbia Street
Ninth
Boone Street
Tenth
Lindsay Street
Isabella
Patterson Streets
Ed J. Knepfie
Morland & Schrader
Central Avenue
Fourth
Orchard Street
Workman Hurt as Steel Casting Strikes Leg
John Murphy of the Newport Steel Mills sustained a leg fracture when a heavy steel casting fell on him early today. He was taken to Speers Hospital for treatment.
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John Murphy
Newport’ Steel Mills
Murphy
Speers Hospital
Kenton Court Notes
Aged evangelist E. W. Heinrichs was arraigned for breach of peace after arrest by Railroad Detective Calvert. The judge appointed Thomas Birge to defend. Heinrichs refused to testify and the case was dismissed. Frank Russell received thirty days for street begging. Bankruptcy orders issued for five Kentuckians, including Cook Covington and Tatman Covington.
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E. W. Heinrichs
Calvert
Stephens
Heinrichs
God
Thomas Birge
Read
Frank Russel
A. M. J.cochran
Charles Cook
Covington
Charles Stone
Latonia
Charles Tatman
T. C. Kenney
George Geiger
Dayton
Newport News in Brief
Frank Turner a 72 year old plasterer died at his Newport home after a weeks illness. Matt Feilan is favored for Sergeant-at-Arms of the Newport Board of Education. Mrs. Josephine Ritte died at her daughter’s home on Monroe Street. A public Democratic meeting at Newport Music Hall Saturday will feature Nadau d Cleary Gooch Elliston Hodge and Rhinock. Nadand and Cleary spoke from courthouse steps to about one hundred last night.
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Frank Turner
Plasterer
Newport
Eleventh
York Streets
Matt Feilan
Elliston
Hodge
Rhinock
Nadand
Cleary
Real Estate Transfers Include Several City Lots
Ida Bachman and husband Frederck transfer to W W Hampton and Stella a lot with 30 foot frontage on Elms Street. James P Coughlin and family with My Cook and Charles Cook sell to Leonard Stadtmiller a lot on the south side of Twelfth Street between Isabella and Patterson Streets. Harry Zappen and wife Katie convey a 25 foot frontage on Fifth Street west of Brighton Street to Jacob Rouda.
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Ida Bachman
Frederck
W.W. Hampton
Stella
Elms Street
Cote
James P. Coughlin
William J. Coughlin
Frances Coughlin
My. Cook
Charles Cook
Leonard Stadtmiller
Twelfth Street
Isabella
Patterson Streets
Harry Zappen
Katie
Jacob Rouda
Fifth Street
Brighton Street
Newport and Covington Marriage License Notices
Cincinnati entries list John Q Coffey and Inthe Ayers as marriage license holders. Covington section records Brittle and Hakey names with license details. Also mentions Covington real estate action involving 16 acres overseen by the Master Commissioner amid regional land notices.
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John Q. Coffey
Cipeinnati
Eis
Cecees
Ianthe Ayers
Cincinnati I.e
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