Reds Face Manager Shuffle as Herrmann Tours East
News from Cincinnati features talks of Clarke Griffith leaving the Reds and Kid Gleason emerging as a potential new manager. August Herrmann travels to New York for the national commission meeting amid rumors of major changes and a Kansas City deal unfolding for Griffith.
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August Herrmann
Reds
New York
National Commission
Gotham
Cincinnati
Metropolis
Clarke Griffith
Griffith
Mr. Herrmannm
Ice Yachters Fight Ice Cutting On Lake Calhoun
Ice yachtsmen on Lake Calhoun plan to spend hundreds of dollars to deter ice companies from spoiling the sport. They propose using permanganate of potash and kerosene to render ice unsalable for the winter, aiming to protect their ice racing opportunities.
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Tce
Minneapolis
Itlin
Lake Calhoun
Berger Takes New Manager Role After Win Over Jones
San Francisco December 3 Billy Papke dismissed Tom Jones as his manager and appointed Sam Berger the former heavyweight as manager. Berger, who trained in San Francisco, left for Los Angeles with Al Kaufman and Jack Gleason to finalize a December 15 bout with Hugo Kelly.
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Sam Berger
San Francisco
Billy Papke
Tom Jones
Berger
Jeffries Athletic
Los Angeles
Jones
al Kaufman
Jack Gleason
Hugo Kelly
Celts vs Stumps Tigers Set for Sunday Clash at League Park
The expected Sunday clash between the Celts and the Stumps Tigers draws a large crowd at League Park. Both squads are evenly matched with ex stars in the Celts lineup including Stewart O'Meara and Bradford and Captain Scallon leading the Tigers. Welch will umpire the game with Weigel as umpire in the earlier Sunday slot.
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League ‘Park
Celts
Tigers
Ite
Stewart
O'Meara
Bradford
Scallon
Welch
API Weigel
McDaniel handicap tops Emeryville card as Forante seizes win
Oakland dispatch notes the McDaniel handicap at Emeryville where Forante, the favorite, won the feature. Boggs defeated Frank Flittner for Money while Cressina slipped in the saddle and May captured her sixth win of the season in a six furlong event. Other details include race purses, times, and several placegetters amid a crowded program.
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Oakland
Cal
McDaniel
Charles Hanford
Marty Mack
T. C. Webberee
Sincere Staat Oh
Joe Rose
Captain Hansen
Incentive
Bishop
R. M. Brown
Orlin Ormonde
Oncola
Erro Jack
Faneuil Hall
Flewsie
Board of Review Expels Members in Trotting Association Session
New York Dec 3 Many decisions were rendered at an executive session of the National Trotting association board of review. Several members were expelled for alleged illegal practices. The derby protest over Jay Kay finishing sixth was upheld. Other rulings involved drugging allegations and penalties for time-record tampering and misrepresentation. Red Mike was vindicated and prize funds to be released.
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Board of Review
National Trotting Association
L. Grott
Waterloo
Ont
C. Fennell
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Canada
Pacer Mintha
Maud I
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Peter Balta
Caleb Spencer
Newton
Mass
H. Busie
New Haven
Conn
Jay Kay
William McDonald
Philadelphia
Oliver H. Bair
Belmont Park
Bair
M. H. Cloud
J. A. Curl
Masontown
Jim McKinney
Roman
Fairmont
W. Va
Red Mike
B. M. Hatfield
Mount Morris
John C. Collins
Monongahela
Hatfield
Pennsylvania
W. B. Merrill
Altoona Agricultural Society
Fannie Bowers
Altoona
Charles H. Cassidy
G. W. Lowdon
Fred Hames
Millersport, C
Ban Johnson to push ticket scalping charge review
President Ban Johnson of the American Baseball League said he will seek a special meeting in Chicago of the national baseball commission to consider the ticket scalping case against the Chicago club. If held, the meeting would likely occur about December 14.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
American Baseball League
National Baseball Commission
Chicago Ball Club
Five favorites win at Santa Anita but payouts slim
Santa Anita results show five favorites victorious with odds on bets muting profits. Animus prevailed by eight lengths in the seventh race while Enfield led among the top-priced winners at 3 to 1. Heavy track conditions noted. multiple races list times and placing details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Oyes
Enfield
Lée Harrison
Animus
Lord Nelson
Truebe
Sarinesca
Ural
Free Knight the Bear
Powers
Desmages
Golden Rule
Premis
Ibs
McGee
Hoyt
Page
Hardly
Wss
Lucky Mate
Nebraska
Galvini
Fred Mailer
Lula G
W. Powers
Hasty Agnes
BE. Martin
Adriadhe
Byebye II
Hi Caulcap
Lee Harrison II
Burns
Elizabeth F
Fain
Paber
Archibald
Belle of Sian Oak Pinaud
Ampedo
Tender Crest
Oriflamb
Wilson
John Lyle
Stein
Skye
Diamond Noses
Warner Griswoll
Thoroughbred Race Entries and Weights Daily Card
The list details entry names and weights for races on the program. It covers Maiden two year olds Futurity course selling three year olds and up Lisle Handicap two year olds and several selling events for three year olds and up with purses and distances noted for each entrant.
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Billy Bowlegs
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Routrou
My Pal
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Lazell
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Alcibiades
Orchan
Eckersal
Royal Red
Brenner Delivers Versatile Recital at Sinton Auditorium
Miss Brenner showcases a lyric soprano with clear enunciation and strong phrasing in a program opening with Graninger. Her last rose of Summer encore elicits praise while accompanist Graninger earns high marks for interpretation among a socially prominent audience.
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Miss Brenner
Sinton Auditorium
Graninger
North Cincinnati Turners Triumph Over YMC A on Road
The North Cincinnati Turners beat the Y.M.C.A. team 8 to 5 on their floor for the second time this season. H Elwert starred with the bat in a feature performance.
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North Cincinnati Turners
H. Elwert
Cubs top Tigers 18 to 13 in youth game
Covington YMCA Cubs beat the Tigers 18 to 13 yesterday evening. Colonels defeated the Pirates 14 to 6. Next Friday Stumps face Giants and Muckers meet Socks as standings show Muckers at 1 000 and Tigers 0 667.
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Colonels
Pirates
Giants
Muckers
Ichsho Baeepeedeess
Onetapeeseeesees
Eecare
SR Apo
Ratrina Mallee
Races Continued at Almendares Park in Havana
Havana December reports racing at Almendares Park with five and one half furlongs won by St Aulajere, Polk second, Colonel Blue third. Time noted as one second. Five furlongs event with winners listed and unclear third place.
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Havana
Cuba
Almendares Park
St. Aulajere
Deere Polk
Colonel Blue
Halifax Momentum
Paint Club Dines After Regular Cincinnati Meeting
The Cincinnati Paint club enjoyed an elaborate dinner after its regular meeting at the Sinton hotel. Acting president W. C. Beschoreman presided in place of president W. F. Pay who was absent due to indisposition. numerous members attended the event.
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Cincinnati Paint Club
Sinton Hotel
W. C. Beschoreman
W. F. Pay
W. C. Béschoreman
J. G. Lippelman
8. C. Hull
H. Hardinghaus
F. A. Hellepush
Ira D. Washburn
George C. Wuenker
H. J. Lacey
Dedication of Cincinnati Traction employees clubrooms attended
About one thousand workers gathered at the eighth street barns for the dedication of the employees clubrooms located at State avenue and Dutton street. David Stevens, second vice president, delivered the presentation speech while Thomas W. Sullivan spoke for the men. Dana presented an order for a pool table to club officer N. Wickersham. A supper and dance followed.
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Eighth Street
Cincinnati Traction Company
State Avenue
Dutton Street
David Stevens
Thomas W. Sullivan
Mr. Dana
N. Wickersham
Robbery at Vine Street Saloon Core in Flimflam Scheme
Mrs. Joseph Lill, owner of a Vine Street saloon, was robbed of $5 in a flimflam game last night. Two men entered, bought cigars, paid with a ten dollar bill, and left with the five-dollar change as the other bill remained.
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Joseph Lill
Vine Street
Lill
Barber Arrest Sought Over Harness Sale Claim
L Quitman of 227 229 Waste Fifth Street asks police to arrest a Newport barber on charges of obtaining a $35 harness set under false pretenses. Quitman says the barber gave a $35 bank check from the First National Bank.
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Fifth Street
Newport
Uitman
First National Bank
Robbery Reported at Henry Sick Home in Walnut Hills
Henry Sick of 1828 Fairfax Avenue Walnut Hills reported to police last night that unknown intruders entered his home without a key and stole jewelry worth an undetermined amount. The incident is under investigation.
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Henry Sick
Fairfax Avenue
Walnut Hills
Bogen's Assailant Fined in Police Court
In police court yesterday Isadore Glassb was fined and costs after being arrested for an assault on Dorje Bose Serena, a case connected to Jewish charities.
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Iven Isadore
Glassb
Dorje Bose
Uni Jewish Charities
Death by poison in letter to San Francisco salesman
Henry Boas, a San Francisco electric company salesman, died after a letter mailed from San Jose carried two poisonous powders. Police say a physician style note urged Boas to take the contents as a remedy for indigestion. City chemist found only insufficient strychnine in his stomach.
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San Francisco
Henry Boas
Boas
San Jose
Governors toSpeak at Ohio Bar Association Meeting
At the Ohio State Bar association executive committee meeting in Columbus on December 3 the thirtieth annual gathering was set for Put-in-Bay in the second week of July. Governor Hughes of New York and Harmon of Ohio will address the delegates.
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Columbus, CO
Ohio State Bar Association
Put-in Bay
Overnor Hughes
New, Bork
A Harmon
Ohio
Fire damages strawbery plant. $1000 loss estimated
Fire Chief Archibald sent in a ten blow alarm after a blaze broke out at the strawbery company's plant at Sixth and Burns. Loss around $1,000, insured. The fire, in a thickly settled area near large factories, prompted a full force response with locomotive whistles alerting nearby engines.
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Archibald
Strawbery Company
Sixth
Burns
Urance
Cowboy to Face Trial
Fragmentary text from an Otters of the police report indicates a cowboy will stand trial. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the provided OCR segment.
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Cowboy
Dyke Collapse at Pine Bluff Dumps Block of Shops
Unable to withstand water pressure from the river current the government dyke at Alabama street foot of Pine Bluff washed away for 200 yards. The steep bank crumbles while an entire block of business houses is abandoned as dynamiters resume work to divert the current and ease the danger.
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Pine Bluff
Affk
Alabama Street
Will Leaves Cash Gifts For Boston Business Firm Employees
A probate document from Caleb Chase, late wholesale grocer, discloses gifts totaling over 300000 for many employees of a major Boston firm. Specified bequests include 2000 each for longtime connections, 1000 to fifty five traveling salesmen, 500 to sales and office staff, 209 to shipping and factory workers, 5000 to four widows, and 15000 to the People's Palace Salvation Army. Ten other charities receive 10000 each and ten more receive 5000 each.
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Boston
Caleb Chase
People’s Palace
Salvation Army
Speculators Pressure Timber and Stone Act Repeal
Washington reports reveal the National Conservation Commission debate on repealing the timber and stone act. Commissioner Fred Dennett of the interior office argued that millions of acres were seized by land speculators at low prices and later resold for large gains, underscoring the policy shift.
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Washington
Jand
National Conseration Commission
Fred Dénnett
Ad Office
Rules Committee Called a Machine
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Cannon defending the house rules committee as a necessary machine for the majority. He says the committee assists the majority, caucuses reveal desires, and both parties will determine organization to reflect the will of their majorities.
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Cannon
House Board
Washington
House of Representatives
House Committee On Rules
House
Committee On Rules
Woman to Defend Hargis in Kentucky Trial
Lexington Ky Dec 3 It was announced here that both sides will announce ready when the trial of Beach Hargis for murder of his father Judge James Hargis of Breathitt county is called at Irvine Estile county Dec 9. For the first time in Kentucky a woman will defend the murderer Ts W A Young wealthy society woman lawyer has been engaged to assist in the defense.
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Lexington
Beach Hargis
James Hargis
Breathitt County
Irvine
Extile County
Kentucky
Ts. W. A. Young
Dr Brayfield Arraigns Benton Murder Indictment
Dr B F Brayfield arraigned in Benton Illinois on a murder indictment for poisoning a Conrad agent F Parrish at Mulkeytown. He pleaded not guilty and, after a defense agreement, the bond was set at 5000 dollars and he was released.
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Benton, Il
B. F. Field War
F. Parrish
Mlinois Conrad
Mulkeytown
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