Saengerfest Abandons Battle Plan After Legal Conference
After talks with several attorneys, Saengerfest announces it will abandon the battle plan. A formal notice will be issued today as three major statutory obstacles are identified.
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10 Jan 1901
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
1
Stops to Prize Fights Under Ohio Law Read in Cincinnati
A quoted Ohio statute section 7117 would block Jeffries Ruhlin prize fight in Cincinnati by banning preparation or engagement in such events. It requires police to arrest premeditated participants, bring them before a judge, and secure a recognizance of 500 to 10,000 dollars pledging no combat for a year, with possible discharge on personal recognizance after one month if conditions are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleas
Nothce
Legal dispute looms for Brady in New York club
Telegram sent to manager Brady reports serious legal complications. Dated Cincinnati February 9 1901 the message cites William A Brady of Manhattan Theater New York and mentions fear from W N Hobart president of the Saengerfest Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Cincinnati
William A. Brady
Manhattan Theater
New York
W. N. Hobart
Futile Saengerfest Athletic Club
Fight for Jeffries Ruhlin Championship Called Off
A planned February 15 world heavyweight title bout between James J. Jeffries and Gus Ruhlin at Saengerfest Hall in Cincinnati is canceled after lawyers and city authorities conclude the permit would breach Ohio law. The Saengerfest directors face debts and plan a public entertainment to cover deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugilist
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Saengerfest Hall
Jeffries
Ruhlin
Miss Bryan Held On Larceny Charge In Washington
Miss Annie F. Bryan of Cincinnati, a $1200-a-year clerk in the Post Office Department, was arrested in Washington on a petit larceny charge for presenting a forged Senate stationery order and obtaining goods. The case involves a pigskin pocketbook, a silver link purse, a chatelaine, two penknives, writing paper and a drum basket. A senator named in the forged order repudiated it. police say an unseen Senate employee crafted it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Senator Hanna
Miss Bryan
Senate
Ex Consul To Be Salesman
Charles K E Macrum former United States Consul at Pretoria plans to use his Boer contacts to sell them goods He consults Columbus firms to represent them in South Africa and will embark on trading ventures from here
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Charles KE. Macrum
United States
Pretoria
Young Macrum
South Africa
Third Street Sees Record Local Stock Day in Town
Third Street stock activity set a record day led by Cincinnati Street Railway and Cincinnati Gas and Electric. Brokers reported 1 368 shares traded as demand surged and prices rose across local securities amid rumored deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Wall Street
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Street Railway
Cincinnati
Little Miami Railway
United States
Realty Men Optimistic About Bright Real Estate Prospects
The Real Estate Exchange of Cincinnati held its annual noon dinner at the Gibson House with speeches from most members expressing confidence in improving manufacturing, commercial, financial and real estate conditions. A post‑dinner business meeting elected a new Board of Directors including Frederick Schmidt, B. Wallace, W. T. Buckner, P. Moessinger, lat, A. W. Williamson, Charles Stewart Jr, Jacob Schottenfels, E. J. Murphy, and W. V. Ebersole with plans to organize officers next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Exchange
Gibson House
Cincinnati
Frederick Schmidt
Frederick Schmit
B. Wallace
W. T. Buckner
P. Moessinger
Gas Franchise Clash Fears Stir Cincinnati Board
The article recounts Stallo's behind the scenes bid to control Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke through consolidation with the North American Company, aiming to dominate gas and electricity for Cincinnati, Covington, and Newport. It notes opposition from Hickenlooper, concerns over foreign capital, and the ten year gas franchise dating to 1899 amid evolving electric competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American
E. K. Stallo
Andrew Hickenlooper
Stallo
Alexander McDonald
Standard Oil
Covington
Newport Lighting
North American Company
Hickenlooper
Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company
Némory
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Company
Stalle
Board of Legislation
Tafel
Conover
Electric
The Man Who Is Fighting Deitsch
The Commercial Tribune reports charges and counter charges filed by Health Officer Clark W. Davis and Police Superintendent Deitsch, heightening strain between the two departments. No further moves will occur until Deitsch returns from Chicago Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Clark W. Davis
Deitsch
Chicago
Board of Governors
The
Bureau of Identification
Wrecker of Newport Bank Seen at Race Track
Frank M. Brown the Newport Bank defaulter is in New Orleans reportedly for two or three days. He was at the race track speaking to horsemen claiming return from South America with his mustache shaved off to disguise his identity. Police and Secret Service are closing in and expect his arrest any minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Orleans
Frank M. Brown
Newport Bank
South America
Brown
Tuesdy
America
Secret Service
Brown a Wanted Man Seen at New Orleans Race Track
Brown arrived in New Orleans after a mystery journey from Cincinnati. He enjoyed the South America tale but hid his route, while authorities tighten surveillance on his companion Marion Smith and the cottage by the track. Secret Service and city police monitor depots and streets as Brown, linked to racing interests, remains at large in a tense manhunt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Saengerefest
Sev
Eral Attorneys
Frank Brown
Pres’t Saengerfest Club
James J. Jeffries
Stimcormmmyries
Tie Saengsyreat
Fleischmann
Herman Witte
Saengerfest Committee
New
York City
Billy Brady
Ters
Mayor
Billy Madden
Acker
Theaengerfest Committee
Atlas National Bank
Lawrence Maxwell
Saengerfest
Corporation
Coun
Sel
Peck & Shafer
Fred Hertenstein
Goebel & Bettinger
Ohio
George Bohrer
German National Bank
Rudolph
Kleybolte
George Guthenberger
Connec
Tion
Tomor
Washington
Annie F. Bryan
House of Detention
Colonel Richards
Sta
House
Bryan
Cincinnati Gas and Covington Street Railway
Realty Men
A. W. Williamson
Charles Stewart, Jr
Jacob Schottenfels
E. J. Murphy
W. V. Ebersole
Bcartion
Stallo For Gas Company
North American Corporation
Gas
How Brown
Cincinnati, Brown
Texas
Mrs. Smith
Marion Smith
Ranged
T- Local
Smiths
McLean
Mike Bolan
Bees
City
Res
Michael Bolan
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