Napo Farming Charged Amid Irregular Transactions
Baseball gossip notes recent layoff aids the team as Cleveland Club faces scrutiny over irregular dealings. Yesterday's National League results show Chicago over Philadelphia 6 to 1, New York 3 over St Louis 0, while the American League games include Detroit 1 Boston 0 and Cleveland 5 New York 1. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 2, Washington 4 Chicago 4.
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W.L
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American Ass'n
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Wheeling
Cleveland Club Fails to Hide Farming of Players
The National Commission finds the Cleveland American League Club guilty of farming players, canceling all related agreements and stating players may be drafted by any club in the future. The ruling targets minor leagues involved and sets August 1908 as the date of finding. The Reds endure a rest day before a Hamilton trip, with Giants series expected to influence Cincinnati’s chances for a first division finish.
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National Commission
Cleveland American League
Supreme Body of Baseball
Akron
William Hille
William Speas
Dick Breen
Nashville
Jacob Daubert
H. E. Bay
Columbus
Otto
Cleveland
Aug. Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
Harry C. Pullian
Williamsport
St. Louis
Charles
Delahanty
Sallee
Carpenter
Tristate League
Woollverton
McCloskey
Harry C. Pulliam
Spade Opens for Giants as Hopeful Chance Persists
Bub Spade will twirl the opener against the Giants with a belief that fans still have a chance to cash their tickets. The article frames Spade’s start as a pivotal chance to turn the season around.
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Honor
Bub Spade
Giants
Chicago 8 Philadelphia 1 continues scoring in second and third
Chicago totals five hits in the middle innings to take an 8 to 1 win as Reulbach dominates and limits Philadelphia to a single hit until the seventh inning. Beebe relieves later but New York shuts out St Louis 3 to 0 in a rain shorted game.
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Reulbach
Philadelphia
Foxen
Timker
Chance
Tinker
Evers
Grant
Richie
Magee
O'Day
Rigler
St, Louis
Mathewson
New York
St. Louis
Sallee
Beebe
Seymour
Byrnes
Bresnahah
Devlin
Bridwell
Tenney
Johnstone
Klem
Pittsburg-Boston Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Pittsburg August 17 The Pittsburg Boston game was postponed due to wet grounds and will be played here tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Boston Beaten by Detroit on Ninth Infield Error
Boston outbatted Detroit two to one but an error by Stahl in the ninth allowed Detroit to score the decisive run. Steele pitched well for Boston and Schaefer fielded sharply. Also Philadelphia and St Louis played ten innings before darkness ended the game with a 6 2 tie after late scoring.
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Detroit
Stahl
Steele
Schaefer
McIintyre
Rossman
Willet
Evans
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Toledo Triumph Over Milwaukee In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a tight contest, Toledo edges Milwaukee 6 to 2. Steen earns the win with 2 innings pitched, Dougherty fans 7, while Brown contributes a stolen base and sacrifice hit for Toledo.
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Milwaukee
Brown
Hoeffner
McCormick
Steen
Dougherty
Evansville Beats Dayton 2 1 To Boost First Place
Evansville defeated Dayton 2 to 1 in Evansville Indiana on August 17 to strengthen its lead in the Central League. The scoring line shows Evansville with a 6 9 0 0 0 1 1 and Dayton with 0 0 0 0 1 4 4. Batteries Ferrias Dunn Yingling Richardson.
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Evansville
Ind
Dayton
R.H.E
Ferrias and Dunn, Yingling and Richardson
Terre Haute Defeated by Fort Wayne in Costly Errors
In Terre Haute Indiana on August 17 costly errors sank Terre Haute as Ft Wayne won 5 to 2. Terre Haute made two runs in the sixth and seventh innings while Fort Wayne scored in the first and later innings for the victory. Batteries Schreiber and Williams for Terre Haute Alberts and Kempt for Fort Wayne.
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Terre Haute
Terre
Hadth
Ind
Ft Wayne
R.H.E
Pt. Wayne
Schreiber
Williams
Alberts
Kempt
Cleveland tops Yankees 5 to 1 in seven innings contest
Cleveland defeats New York 5 1 after seven innings with four runs in the eighth. Niles traded for Laporte of Boston. Laporte to join teammates in city tomorrow. J Clarke hits a two-base and a home run. Joss, Lake, and Doyle pitching.
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Cleveland
Niles
Laporte
Boston
Lake
J. Clarke
Doyle
Delahanty
Conroy
Orth
Hinchman
Lajoie
Stovall
Joss
O'Loughlin
South Bend Beats Wheeling 5 1 In Baseball Match
South Bend won 5 to 1 over Wheeling with Moore pitching and strong batting. South Bend scored in the third and added runs in the sixth and seventh, while Wheeling managed a single run in the fourth and another in the ninth.
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Wheeling
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Moore
South d
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Moore and Tieman
Roberts
Pahr
Chicago and Washington tie 4 to 4 in rain shortened game
The Chicago team and Washington played to a 4 4 tie in Washington as White left after five innings and Walsh shut out the locals for most of the game. The contest was called in the eighth due to darkness.
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Washington
Chicagos
White
Walsh
Rain Causes Postponement of Zanesville Grand Rapids Game
Rain forced the postponement of the Zanesville vs Grand Rapids game in Zanesville Ohio on August 17. The contest was suspended due to wet field conditions and will be rescheduled as announced by local officials and the teams.
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Zanesville, C
Grand Rapids
Cincinnati Fan Food Double Header With Queen Cities
The Wiedemanns schedule a Sunday double header against the Queen Cities in the K S O League with two games next Sunday and the last game on September 6 moved. Flaherty leads short with .341 and Scott hits .392 as the Queen Cities draw a big West End crowd. Otting pitched ten strong innings for Xavier with fifteen strikeouts in a 10th inning rally. Cumminsville Unions invite teams, contact Ben Caplan at Park 221 Y.
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Queen Cities
Wiedemann
Queen Cuties
Flaherty
Scott
Cincinnati
Over
Xavier
Altos
Xavier Boys
Cumminsville
Waldorfs
Bluebirds
Ben Caplan
Spring Grove
Colerain Avenue
Minneapolis Beats Indianapolis 2-1 In Tight Contest
Kerwin delivered a two run double and O Neill added a single while Slagle misplayed a wild throw to lift Minneapolis over Indianapolis 2 1. Both pitchers excelled as Kerwin also doubled and Bush stole a base with other key plays featuring Willson and Davidson.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kerwin
O'Neill
Slagle
Howley
Hopken
Willson
Davidson
Bush
Hechinger
Wilson
Bierhalter and Kane
Regular Soldiers Win Skirmish at Camp Perry Amid Rain Delays
Rain caused delays in the National Rifle Association tournament at Camp Perry. The skirmish among forty teams saw the Corps of Engineers win with 440, Marine Corps second with 403, Naval Academy third with 398. The Second Washington placed fifteenth. Wimbleton Cup and the regimental team match were postponed or partial.
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National Rifle Association
Corps of Engineers
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Cavalry
Washington
Campbell County Bowling League Forms at Koehler’s
The Campbell County Bowling League will meet tonight at Koehler's alleys to organize. About twenty five teams are entered for the first meeting.
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Campbell County Bowling League
Koehler
Wrestling match bet prompt from Zeibels to Meyers’ coach
Edward Zeibels manager for Joe Leslie seeks contact with Neal Meyers’ manager about a wrestling match tied to a $25 side bet. Contact at 2247 Gilbert Avenue.
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Edward Zeibels
Joe Leslie
Neal Meyers
Gilbert Avenue
Atlanta First Game Dominates Birmingham 5 0
In Atlanta first game the Braves beat Birmingham 5 to 0. A second game ended Birmingham 7 Atlanta 1 after seven innings. Memphis shut out Little Rock 4 0. Montgomery Nashville match noted. New Orleans edged Mobile 6 2.
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Birmingham
Darkness
Memphis
Little Rock
Montgomery
Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Saratoga Sheriff Responds to Gambling Charges
Albany August 11. Attorneys for John Bradley Jr. Sheriff of Saratoga County filed with Governor Hughes the sheriff s reply to charges he failed to enforce the antigambling law at the Saratoga race track. He denies the charges stating he enforces the law as he understands it and he can only arrest in presence or with a warrant not given.
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N. Y
John Bradley, Jr
Saratoga County
Hughes
Saratoga Race Track
Walter Laidlaw
Sheriff
Bradley
Edgar T. Brackett
Saratoga
Brackett
Melisande Sets Track Record in Demoiselle Victory
Melisande won the Demoiselle Stakes for two year old fillies at Empire City, setting a new 5½ furlong track record of 1 06 1 5. Cotette finished second by five lengths over Arondack, with a large crowd in attendance.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Melisande
Cotette
Arondack
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Notter
Hird
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Killcreen
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Golden Shore
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Rockstone
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Yorke
Easton
Comedienne
National Championship Tennis Opens at Casino Courts
The 28th National singles championship begins tomorrow in Newport Rhode Island with 145 players entered. Hackett and Alexander of New York defend doubles against Wright of Boston and Little of New York as Larned leads the all comers for a shot at the title this year. A new trophy is offered this season with Larned already holding last year’s cup.
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Newport
F. B. Alexander
New York
B. C. Wright
Boston
R. D. Little
W. A. Larned
Annapolis
Larned
Hackett and
Alexander
Wright
Ward
Amateur golf champion shoots 77 with one iron
Chandler Egan, famed amateur champion, carded 77 at Louisville Golf Club using only a mid iron on all 18 holes, a two under bogey. In the afternoon match with full clubs he completed 18 holes in 72.
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Louisville Golf Club Links
Chandler Egan
Angel
Egan
Columbia Yacht Club boat wins Lipton Cup race in Chicago
A strong north east wind helped the Columbia win the second Lipton Cup race in Chicago. LaRita NI from the New Illinois Athletic Club finished second and Spray of the Chicago Athletic Association finished third. Elapsed time for the winner was 2 47 35, unofficial.
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Chicago
Columbia
Columbia Yacht Club
LaRita NI
New Illinois Athletic Club
Spray
Chicago Athletic Association
Boiler Explosion Kills Passenger on Leelanau Steamer
Grand Rapids, Aug 17 A boiler blast on the passenger steamer Leelanau bound from Leeland to Carp Lake killed Mrs Isabel La Bonte of Grand Rapids and injured about a score of passengers. Engineer Edward Hardy survived. The blast tore the pilot house and forward works as the boat carried resorters toward Traverse City for a Wild West circus. Victims were thrown into the water or to wreckage and later rescued along the shore.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Isabel la Bonte
Leelanau
Leeland
Fouch
Carp Lake
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Grand Traverse Bay
Traverse City
Bingh
Edward Hardy
Pilot House
Negro Sought in Ohio Murder Case Shocks Columbus
Police chief Dundon reports revolver found with the wounded officer Wright may connect to the deaths of Arthur Neidlander and his wife found yesterday. Authorities fire up a manhunt for the unidentified suspect at all hazards.
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Columbus, CO
Dundon
Wright
Arthur Neidlander
Empire City Handicap Opens Yonkers Meet With 15 000 Prize
Empire City Handicap at Yonkers opens the Empire City meeting with a $15,000 guaranteed purse. Seventy three horses were entered, led by Ballot at top weight 131 pounds from James R. Keene's stable. Other notables include Colin Celt Ballot Jack Atkin Charles Edward Frank Gill and Master Robert with entries expected from Saratoga later in the meet.
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New York
Empire City Racing Association
Yonkers
Colin
Sheepshead Bay
Celt
Empire City
Jack Atkin
Charles Edward
Frank Gill
Dr. Gardner
McCarter
Hessian
Tile
Handicap and Maiden Races with Weights at Dunwoodie Meet
Race card lists weight handicaps for three year olds and up in six furlongs. maidens two year olds in five and a half furlongs. mares three year olds and up in 11 sixteenths. the Dunwoodle mile for three year olds. two year olds running four furlongs. selling race for three year olds and up at one and a half miles. Names such as Gretna Green Rialto Tom McGrath Nimbus and others appear with weights and entries. multiple horses listed with assigned pounds and abbreviations.
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Rialto
Tom McGrath
Nimbus
Jacobite
Helket
Altuda
Pantoufle
Balbus
Ocala
May Queen
la Belle Agnes
Miss Cardigan
Energy
Mariana
Ross Lare
Greenbow
Morris
Krikina
Adelaide
Civita
Sniff
Bonzella
Yankee Daughter
Adele C
Kin
My Mariatch
Mercades
Cressina
Comedienne
Beckon
Laughing Eyes
Zienap
Killicrankie
Dunwoodle
Magazine
Arasee
Mombassa
Spooner
Longball
the Squire
Frizette
Rossfenton
Harrigan
Wapgnoca
Homecrest
Connaught Ranger
Tom Hayward
Haw Wing
Fore
the Pippin
Sir John
Ed Wray
Demetrios
May River
Ardedia
Sanarta
Lasker and Tarrasch Begin World Chess Championship
Emanuel Lasker of New York and Igbert Tarrasch of Germany opened the eight game match for the world title in Dusseldorf with a four hour first game that ended with pieces on the board and equal prospects. The match is under the German Chess Association with Berlin and Munich as future sites. Lasker will earn 7000 marks regardless of outcome. winner takes 4000 marks, loser 1000.
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Emanuel Lasker
New York
Igbert Tarrasch
Lasker
Tarrasch
German Chess Association
Berlin
Munich
Dr. Lasker
Dusseldorf
Southern Ohio Tennis Matches Draws Set for Hamilton
The Southern Ohio championship tournament in Hamilton lists today’s singles matchups Barnett versus Andrews Tyler versus Eckert Pettee versus Rice Wick versus Schaaf and doubles Ackerman and Barnett against Lee and Furner Eckert and Wentzell against McCall and Stern.
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Hamilton
Barnett
Andrews
Tyler
Eckert
Pettee
Rice
Wick
Schaaf
Ackerman
Lee
Furner
Wentzell
McCall
Stern
Fairmont Beats Superb as Brooklyns Rally in Night
In Fairmont West Virginia on August 17 Brooklyn beat Fairmont 8 to 4. Fairmont had 4 runs and 8 hits with 3 errors while Brooklyn tallied 8 runs on 10 hits.
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W. Va
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Brooklyn
Covington Council Opens Quarantine Inquiry and Street Work
Covington council leader Walter W. Cleary introduces a resolution asking the city solicitor to check for state or municipal laws on regulating street railway vestibules. An ordinance from January 1896 is found. Residents petition street grading on Williams Street. Greenup Street improvement tax ordinance passes. Bids for sidewalks and a sewer are opened and referred. Claims totaling 6159.25 are approved.
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Walter W. Cleary
Covington
Shepard
Hall
Williams Street
Greenup Street
Seventeenth Street
Wallace Avenue
Madison Avenue
Twentieth Street
Corporation
Eastern Avenue
Pine, William and
Tenth Streets
Poolroom men Arrested under Newport Warrants
Two warrants were sworn in Magistrate Hutchinson's Newport court against John Duey and John Quinn for operating a poolroom on the Alexandria pike back of Newport. They were arraigned, waived examination, and held to the October grand jury under $300 bond, which they posted. Warrants sworn by Cincinnati detective John Gatto.
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Hutchinson
Newport
John Duey
John Quinn
Alexandria
Pike
Raison
John Gatto
Cincinnati
Coroner Delays Charge in Wandrak Death Case
Coroner W. W. Tarvin has not completed the Wandrak death inquiry. He reported no charge against driver John J. Ryan, noting no Kentucky speed limit law and that evidence must be fully heard, possibly delaying a formal decision for several days.
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W. W. Tarvin
Ignatz Wandrak
Sycamore Street
Cincinnati
John J. Ryan
Tarvin
Ryan
Kentucky
Commonwealth’s
Maurice L. Galvin
New Fire Engine Demonstrated in Covington
The George T. Beach fire engine purchased by Covington passed a public test yesterday. Mayor John J. Craig City Clerk Beach and members of the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners with Fire Chief Archibald of Cincinnati observed the performance on Sixth Street by Mother of God Church. The engine produced four water streams over the church towers and one stream reached 235 feet while pumping about 1100 gallons per minute. It was deemed satisfactory in every respect.
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George T. Beach
Covington
John J. Craig
Beach
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Archibald
Cincinnati
Sixth Street
Mother of God Church
Covington Marriage and Local Notices
Covington announces the marriage of Robert M. Dorsey to Margaret Carey both of Covington. A Fiscal Court committee was named to draft Peters Creek bridge plans. John Zimmer aged 7 died. funeral Thursday at St. John's Church. Napoleon Stephens died at Erlanger. funeral Wednesday morning. Hilda Wolf aged 9 fractured her arm in a fall.
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Robert M. Dorsey
Margaret Carey
Covington
Father Brossart
Rich, Reagan and
Mann
Peters Creek
John Zimmer
Twelfth
Hermes Avenue
St. John’s Church
Napoleon Stephens
Erlanger
Hilda Wolf
Alban Wolf
Fourth
Scott Streets
Names Listed From West Covington to Cincinnati Area
A reader-listed roster shows individuals including Joseph J. McKenzie and Mary C. Steffen of West Covington, Charles Tully and Sarah L. Kirbird of Covington, Alfred C. Knowles of Branchester, Martha Barton of Blanchester, Harry Becker and Katie McNannie of Cincinnati, George W. Craig of Cincinnati, and Lulu A. Herrlinger of Cincinnati amid an uncertain 0.6 19 coat reference.
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Joseph J. McKenzie
West Covington
Mary C. Steffen
Charles Tully
Covington
Sarah L. Kirbird
Alfred C. Knowles
Branchester, CO
Martha Barton
Blanchester
Harry Becker
Cincinnati
Katie McNannie
George W. Craig
Cincinnat
Lulu A. Herrlinger
Chrc
Property Transfers in Mackay and St Louis Streets
Albert Britt and others transfer 25 by 88 feet in Mackay avenue to William R Sale for 1600 dollars. Margaret and R B Wallace sell 125 by 184 feet at the intersection of St Louis and William streets to Frank Brotring.
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Albert Britt
William R. Sale
Mackay Avenue
Margaret
R. B. Wallace
Frank Brotring
St. Louis
William Streets
Bellevue couple returns from Michigan summer home
Mr and Mrs Bernard Fostner have returned from their summer residence on Les Cheneaux Islands Michigan to Bellevue.
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Bernard Fostner
Les Cheneaux Islands
Michigan
Lanning Ordered to Stand Trial in Ohio Case
Congressman J F Lanning was ordered to stand trial on embezzlement and larceny charges in Norwalk Ohio. Judge Doyle refused abatement and dismissed a misapplication count linked to the Ohio Trust Company. Gibbs walks free while Lanning faces single indictments for embezzlement and larceny.
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J. F. Lanning
A. Doyle
Lanning
James G. Gibbs
Ohio Trust Company
Gibbs
Child Sickness From Ice Cream Cones Alarms Newport
Roy Frock seven, of 524 Elm Street Newport, fell ill with ptomaine poisoning after eating cones bought from a street vendor. Doctors say the child’s condition is very serious with little hope of recovery. This follows several recent cases of illness from ice-cream cones in the area.
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Roy Frock
James Frock
Elm Street
Newport
Campbell County Divorce Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Two divorce actions were filed in the Campbell County Circuit Court. Gertrude Taylor sues Hugh Taylor for abandonment of property interference, and Flora Abraham sues Benjamin Abraham on abandonment grounds. William Schweitzer, arrested on a warrant from Viola Schweitzer for detaining a woman, was arraigned and held to the October Grand Jury under $500 bond after waiving examination.
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Gertrude Taylor
Hugh Taylor
Flora Abraham
Benjamin Abraham
William Schweitzer
Viola Schweitzer
Hutchinson
Newport News in Brief
County Judge Moore, ill last week, returned to his office. Police Chief Lickert, Jack Roberts, and others back from two weeks near Oden Michigan. Herman Duerr of New Orleans visiting uncle Fred Duerr. William Vogel injured cracking a stone on east Third street. eye may be lost. Mary Davis, 76, died at home on west Fifth street. mother of ex Deputy Sheriff Charles Davis. Born in Mertha Wales, she came to the U S as a young woman and lived in Newport fifty five years.
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Moore
East Fourth Street
John Lickert
Jack Roberts
Oden
Mich
Herman Duerr
New Orleans
Newport
Fred Duerr
Monmouth Street
William Vogel
East Third Street
Mary Davis
West Fifth Street
Charles Davis
Mertha
South Wales
Dog Triggers Burglar Rumor at Dayton Saloon
A rumor of a break in at William Schul uzer’s saloon at Second and Boone Streets in Dayton Ky. spread after police found a dog had jumped through the broken front window while trying to escape, debunking burglary claims.
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William Schuluzer
Second
Boone Streets
Dayton
Ortlieb
Schulter
Gasoline Stove Explosion Injures Newport Woman
Mrs Edward Snider of 111 East Mfth street Newport was badly burned on hands and arms yesterday morning when a gasoline stove exploded while she prepared breakfast. The fire spread to the kitchen but firefighters extinguished the blaze with little structural damage.
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Edward Snider
Mfth Street
Newport
Dayton council signs trunk sewer contracts
The Dayton City Council met in regular session and signed contracts with Douglass Plumbing owner E W Boston and Mayor Kruechten for constructing three vitrified brick sewers under Main, McKinney, and Clay streets. County clerk instructed to return unsuccessful bids. An ordinance authorizing thirty six trunk sewer bonds of 500 each at four percent interest passed final reading.
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E. W. Boston
Douglass Plumbing Company
Kruechten
Main, McKinney and
Clay Streets
Local Names List Includes Hall Owens Pulliner And Others
A collection of names appears in a fragmented notice: John D. Hall Brdie Owens, Charles G. Pulliner, Mae Tague, John B. Morris, Bertha D. Boal. With scattered place references Urbana Ohio and Uhrichsville Ohio and unclear dates or details. The readable items suggest a community listing or notice.
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Hall Brdie Owens
Charles G. Pulliner
Mae Tague
John B. Morris
Bertha D. Boal
Urbana
eUrbana
Uhrichsville
Jem
Property transfers in Glen Park and Jamestown additions
Matilda K Hurley transfers Lot 144 in Glen Park Newport to Susie Huber. Margaret M Jager transfers Lot 16 in Jamestown addition Dayton to Albert dmatter. T H Hegenbarth and wife transfer part of Lot 27 in Jamestown addition Dayton to Jennie Stout.
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Matilda K. Hurley
Susie Huber
Glen Park
Newport
Margaret M. Jager
Albert Dmatter
Jamestown
Dayton
T. H. Hegenbarth
Jennie Stout
Newport Public School Teacher Examinations Planned
Regular examinations for teacher applicants will be held August 20, 21 and 22 at the Newport High School Building. J. P. Whitehead chairs the Board of Examiners.
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Newport Public Schools
Newport
J. P. Whitehead
Board of Examiners
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Filmnap
Charley
Lord Stanhope
Disobedient
Coat of Arms
Holesey
Golconda
Lady Karma
Lasker and Tarrasch
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Newport News
Council
Newport Real Estate
Chad
Michigan Resorts
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