Hilton A. C. Beats Atwater in Whop Tennis League
Elberon claimed undisputed first place 6 0 5 7 6 0 as Montgomery starred. Hilton A. C. filled a vacancy, defeating Atwater 10 8 2 6 in a uphill match. McGregor hosts Hilton today while Atwater faces Elberon at the Hilton courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deé Elberon
Montgomery
McGregor
Hilton A. C
Dely
Atwater
Hilton Courts
Hilton Boys
Atwater Boys
Tanner
Cape
Hilton
Hilton Court
Elberon
Nelson In No Condition Battling Nelson’s Foes Faith in Wolgast
Report from New York dated July 15 says Battling Nelson failed to train properly for the Los Angeles bout with Wolgast and expected a quick knockout. Critics note Nelson could not sustain his pace while Wolgast appeared well prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battier
New York
Nelson
Wolgast
Fort Erie Results Show Five Races At Fort Erie
Buffalo N Y July 15 King Solomon an even money favorite in the first Fort Erie race threw Jacksy Warren at the barrier and the event was won by Order in a close finish from Ben K Sleet. Second race saw Ber Double lead Protagonist and Uncle Tony with times around 1 143 5. Mesmeriser led the third race with Tiret second and Broadword third in 1 022 5. Waldo Briggs won the fourth race with Dainty Dame second and Darlington third in 1 15. Woolwinder captured the fifth race with Ceremonious and Giles following in 1 44 2 5. Sixth race lists Red Hussar first with Doubt and Autumn King next in 2 22 2 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
King Solomon
Fort Erie
Jacksy Warren
Ben K. Sleet
Iba
Kennedy
Reid
Howard
Bedminister
Kang Solomon
Ber
B. Burton
Protagonist
Hammond
Uncle Tony
Chalice
My Henry
Royal Report
Ben P
Kenneth B
Harry Sommers
Twodrop
Hol Gale
Waldo Briggs
Ross
Dainty Dame
Darlington
Preston
Pilly
Desirous
Woolwinder
Ganz
Ceremonious
Rogers
Giles
Minnie Bright
Tom Holland
Thomas Calhoun
Usury
Posing
Beau Brummeran
Hussar
Paul
Queen's Mesage
Billy Pullman
Lubin
Efiction
Quagga
Aileen Wilson wins 2:03 Pace at YHRRE Haute card
Aileen Wilson defeats Citathon in the 2:03 pace heats on a fast track. Beatrice Bellini wins the 3:00 trot as part of a fast program featuring purses of 1600 and 1000 dollars and several notable placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yhrre Haute
Ind
Aileen Wilson
Citation
Citathon
Baron Grattan
Argot Boy
Beatrice Bellini
Bellini
Maxine
Country Jay
Teasel
Knight of Strathmore
Lake Erie track race results and schedule note
CORRY Pa July 15 The Lake Erie association held fast racing with perfect weather. Saturday races were set after Wednesday rain interrupted the program. First race 2 22 pacing purse 409 Algardo won with Ethel Hazel A second third. Second race 2 14 trotting purse 400 The Outlaw swept both heats time 2 13 Aston L second Veetale third. Third race 2 12 pacing purse 400 Miss Peeler won with second third and threats. best 2 14 J A O second.
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Corry
Lake Erie
Algardo
Ethel
Hazel A
the Outlaw
Aston L
iVeetale
Miss Peeler
Thira
East West Athletic Union Championship Soon Decided
New York July 15 The enduring question of East versus West athletic superiority will be settled at the Amateur Athletic Union championships to be held in Seattle Washington on August 18 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Na‘Amateur Athletic Union
Seattle
Wash
Beach Plate and Bury Handicap Races Result at Englend
The Beach Plate for 200 sovereigns run 5 furlongs 140 yards was won by Celluloid with Miss Ellen second and Little Blackey third. August Belmont's Doncourt ran among the seventeen but failed to place. In the Bury handicap for 3 year olds and upward at 5 furlongs Vigilance won with Mr. P Whitney's Sea Cliff second and Shy Bed third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ellen
Little Blackey
Belmont
Doncourt
Vigilance
Mr. P. Whitney
Seacliffe
Shy Bed
Empire City Racecard Delivers Twenty Entries Across Five Races
The Empire City card lists five races with two year olds and older thoroughbreds. Notable runners include Lord Clinton Jack Prost Love Watches Topnotch Etching Responseful Evening Song in the first race and Prince Ahmed Arcite Nimbue Tony Bonero Co hort King So Pearl Point Hill Top Jolly in the second. Third race showcases Perm a Gona Glamor Huetle Richard Reed Right Guard Oso Belleek Lily Pad. Handicap race features Parite Bellwether Lawton Wiggins Zienap Spooner County Persona King of Bashan. Fifth race covers two year olds nonwinners and a 1 mile selling event with Follie Levy Interpose Captain Swanson Fighting Bob Bion May Florence Top Notch. The remaining mile race includes Hana Illips Lawton Wiggins Gila Milser Rara Avis Natalie Bump Milre Killiecrankie and Eechau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Clinton
Jack Prost
Love Watches
Prince Ahmed
Arcite
Nimbue
Tony Bonero
Cohort
King So
Pearl Point
Hill Top
Jolly
Pergona
Glamor
Huetle
Richard Reed
Right Guard
Oso
Belleek
Lily Pad
Areite
Bellwether
Lawton
Zienap
Spooner
County
Persona
King of Bashan
Foliie Levy
Interpose
Captain Swanson
Fighting Bob
Bion
Florence
Top Notch
Wiggins
Milser
Killiecrankie
Nathaniel W. Niles Wins Lee Bright Tennis Title
Nathaniel W. Niles captured the singles title at Lee Bright in New Jersey defeating former internationalist Kelie. J Clothier claimed the doubles final as the tournament concluded.
Merry Widow Remarried Sequel Stars Von Wegern at Coney Island
The famed composer Carl von Wegern conducts rehearsals for The Merry Widow Remarried at the Chester-Free Circus and Coney-Wormwood’s Dogs and Monkeys at the Zoo. He recalls working with John McCaul and John C. Duff, plans farm rest in Shahola Glen, and will stay through the run before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehar
Chester—Free Circus
Coney
Wormwood
The
Zoo
Lagoon
Chasten Herr
Carl von Wegern
America
Herr von Wegern
John McCaul
John C. Duff
Philadelphia
Shahola Glen
Amateur Band Contest at Coney Island Draws Big Crowds
The annual amateur band contest at Coney Island is set for Sunday August 16. The event attracts 10 000 to 20 000 spectators depending on weather and can hinge on small judging details such as a piccolo player’s misstep.
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Coney Island
Cincinnati
Coney
Prise
German Pioneer Outing Moves to Coney Island
The German Pioneer association of Cincinnati held its annual outing at Coney Island yesterday marking forty one years of gatherings. Many pioneers attended last season but did not ride the steamers yesterday as their names appear on the current roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Modern Macddabets
Baglée
Dayton
Don Phillippini Brings Band to Zoo Next Week
Don Phillippini a dynamic baton wielder returns with his band to perform at the Zoo beginning Sunday afternoon. The popular director drew strong audience appeal last season and will receive a cordial welcome for Sunday’s engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Phillippini
Zoo
Prof Wormwood's Dogs and Monkeys at the Zoo
Prof Wormwood brings his dog and monkey act to the Zoo Sunday afternoon in a highly regarded show. He is regarded as a top trainer and promises his best troupe yet for the engagement. His visits to the Zoo are a favorite annual vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormwood
Zoo
Aerial Autoe Musical Comedy At Kentucky Park
Visitors flock to the scenic Kentucky park to ride the aerial autos offering long elevated tours over lake and hills. The Hutchinson Musical Comedy company gains popularity with The Girl Untamed and The Isle of Yucatan drawing strong audiences.
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Kentucky Park
Hutchinson Musical Comedy Company
Isle of Yucatan
Theater official elected grand vice president in association
Charles Schweitner longtime treasurer of the Columbia theater was yesterday chosen as grand vice president of the Theatrical Mechanics' association. He also serves as president of the Cincinnati lodge T. M. No. 88. The election marks a strong compliment to a dedicated worker for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schweitner
Columbia Theater
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Gohweitser
Cincinnati Lodge
T. M
Kansas day law leaks as wholesalers sidestep ban
Special dispatch reports wholesalers in neighboring states using druggists to place orders for liquor. Drugs stores supply wholesalers who ship directly to customers, avoiding violations, with 20 percent monthly kickbacks to druggists. Names of buyers are logged in Kansas City Chicago and St. Louis records. Governor Brubbs receives unsolicited liquor literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiwna
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Express
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Bomé
Governor Brubbs
Meetings and events in Flattwell and North Fairmount
The Flattwell Improvement Association met to discuss an ordinance to keep boys off freight trains and heard Rev. Howard Henderson address the group on The Victories of Peace. The North Fairmount Improvement Association will meet tonight at 8 at Maccabee hall Carll street. A lawn fete for Evanston Presbyterian Sunday school classes is planned Saturday from 4 to 9 at the church yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flattwell
North Fairmount Improvement Association
Maccabee Hall
Carll Street
New Evanston Presbyterian Church
Jessie Hibren
Ben C. Lennon
Charles B. Basset
Bow In Back Latest Freak Fashion In Paris
The piece discusses a controversial back bow trend described as a deranged craze from a Parisian originator. It notes the bow is neither ornamental nor practical yet aims to attract attention and reflects a provocative fashion movement centered in French capital circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Y
Deu Sage
Wealthy Aspirant Cop Becomes Police Officer Seeks Noted Detective Fame
Arthur Mulholland, about 28, with $100,000 in wealth and $200 monthly income, works as a Philadelphia police officer in the Twentieth district earning $2.26 a day. He inherited the fortune from his parents and aims to study detective work to achieve prominence. He lives at 2020 Arch Street and married recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Arthur Mulholland
Mulholland
Eighteenth Street
Arch
Vine Streets
Storee
Onne
Mulholand
Clay
Evi
Mushdreet
Arch Street
Dandelion Regarded as Most Reliable Barometer
Chicago July 15 The dandelion is a common reliable weather indicator. In full bloom when seeded the flower shows clear signs of good weather. it closes as rain approaches and opens again after clear skies. Various plants including clover and horse chestnut display similar barometric traits. The scarlet pimpernel is called the poor man's weather glass and opens only in fine weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sister in law overstays: arrest overboard bill dispute
Miss Ellen McCloskey of New York City overstayed her invitation to visit in Wilkdsbarrs Pennsylvania and was arrested by order of her brother in law Ward Miand after refusing to pay a week’s board bill of 8. She stayed three days and clashed over charges while the host’s wife assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkdsbarrs
Ellen McCloskey
New York City
Donohue
Howard Miand
McCloskey
Satanie
Jan
Uboa We Cman Tem
Maton
Torch of Rebellion Blazes in Campbell County Democratic Split
Disorder swept a courthouse meeting in Alexandria as Campbell County Democrats split into factions over a November ticket. Separate conventions formed with rival delegates and a primary set for August 28 while disputes over seating and rules sparked ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Democratic
Court House
Alexandria
Ariother Rdom
Louis. Reuscher
Tony Reuscher
Reuscher
Staife
George Traver
Eighty-third Legislative District Committee
Howard Dowdell
Bellevue
Soat
Dowdell
Seventeenth Judicial District
Traver
Men at quilting party entertain at Shinkle M. B H church
The men of Shinkle M. B H Church hosted a novelty program last night. They planned and produced the event, served supper, staged a ladies aid society sketch, and held a quilting party. A male quartet provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinkle M. BH. Church
Sen Slane
Runaways Located In Covington Railroad Yards
Thomas Robinson aged 15 of 826 Arbor Avenue and Claude Mitchell aged 16 of 614 Division Street Indianapolis were arrested by Detective Sandford in Covington railroad yards. They admitted running away and were ordered held by Juvenile Judge Stephens until Indianapolis authorities can be heard from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Arbor Avenue
Claude Mitchell
Division Street
Indianapolis
Sandford
Covington
Stephens
Fragmentary OCR Note Includes Names and Places
Fragmentary text lists names such as Covington Cincinnati and Alice Black. It references places Mee Residence Furnas and Indiana with scattered initials and numbers. Content is illegible and lacks a coherent event or report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnas
Thease “Covington
Apheaas
Retees
Anna M
Cincinnati
Jonn
Neiliaccas, Geieev
Alice Black
Wehissedtien, Ind
Real estate transfer in Newport farm area records
Marcus Meshlowsky and wife transfer property to Louis M. Garnish including lots 101 and 36 in In galls Park subdivision. Public record noting title change and parcel identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Meshlowsky
Louis M. Garnish
Ingalls Park
Suivision
Kenton Court Notes Show Varied Civil Rulings
Judge Harbeson awarded 286.25 to Nathan Plaut in Suit against Milton and Frances Frost. A jury found Urich Ballman capable of managing his estate in Harbeson's division. County Judge Stephens ordered 26.85 to Adolph Klein in Suit against Mrs. P. J. Connolly with furniture sale. Clberley Sons sued Isadore and Samuel Levi for 81.17 in quarterly court. Arthur W. Riggs sued United Commercial Travelers of America for 75 in accident insurance. F W Schmits appears for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Nathan Plaut
Milton
Frances Frost
Circuit Court
Urich Ballman
Stephens
Adolph Klein
P. J. Connolly
Cl Bberley Sons
Isadore and
Samuel Levi
Arthur W. Riggs
United Commercial Travelers of America
F. W. Schmits
Covington Mourns Death of Jasper Oder
The body of 67 year old Jasper Oder who died at the Soldiers home in Dayton Ohio arrived in Covington and was taken to George New of 83 Byrd Street for funeral services this afternoon with interment at Linden Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Oder
Dayton
Covington
George New
Byrd Street
Linden Grove Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers Amidut Congested Papers
Real estate transfers listed include Josephine Carr to Jennie Craig on a west side lot on WHATS Street and Harriet Thomas to Joseph Buscher on Wrath Street. John Robinson and Juanita Robinson sell 20x10 feet on Fifteenth Street to Marion and Joseph Carr. Jennie Hungier and Walter Hungier sell Lot 161 in the Fairview subdivision to Georg Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lane
Schon’s
Saroger
Des Posi
Josephine Ae
Marion Carr
Jennie Craig
Harriett Thomas
Joseph
Elizabeth Buscher
Wrath Street
John
Juanita Robinson
Marion
Joseph Carr
Fifteenth Street
Dvebee Ress
Jennie
Walter Hungier
Georg Green
Fairview Lot
Latonie Wees
Latonia Annexation Faces Audit and Board Delays
Covington aldermen refer Latonia annexation ordinance to committees after passing, while Latonia council asks for an accounting of Latonia and water contractor. Mayor Craig delays expansion of the aldermanic board. Police raid on freight cars nets ten men. some jailed. Obituary notices and local society items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Covington
Committee On Ways and Means
Craig
Newport News Notes License Inspector Arrests
Chris Schott, a license inspector, arrested in Newport News along with William Wilson for peddling vegetables without a license. Schott declares determination to break the practice as authorities move to curb unauthorized selling in York Street and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Schott
T.flannery
William Willson
Murder drives youth to insanity in Lakeland asylum removal
William Pemonsky aged 19, adjudged insane, was taken to Lakeland asylum yesterday afternoon. The account notes months earlier he caused an incident involving a cone and cigarette habits. authorities cite these factors as contributing to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pemonsky
Lakeland ‘Asylum
Bellevue Council Meeting Highlights Kickers and Bellevue Association
Council session spotlights the Bellevue Association and a group named Kickers amid local civic discussion. Reports indicate ongoing debate and committee updates affecting city plans and neighborhood concerns.
Geiger Demands Reading as Communication Protested
In a heated session a Geiger insisted the communication be read while others protested. After a tense exchange a vote of six to two approved the reading, ending the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geiger
Bid dispute halts pump station contract at Newport
At a meeting bids for a 5 000 000 ton capacity pump at the Newport pumping station were challenged as impractical for local bidders under the specifications. The matter was referred to Engineer H M M William H Newell, longtime secretary, who resigned effective Aug 1 1909. C J named new secretary, replacing Newell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Newport
Eee Barbour
John, McLane &Co
Hmm
William H. Newell
C. J
Newell
Aldermen Back Expert for Newport Waterwork Improvements
By unanimous vote Newport aldermen adopted the recommendations of Expert Engineer J. W. Hill of Cincinnati to advise on 85 000 improvements to the waterworks system. An ordinance issuing 20 400 in sewer bonds was passed and police ordered to enforce sidewalk blockade prohibitions by merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Seectuaiens
J. W. Hill
Cinicinnati
Iiport
Contractor Near Death After Bellevue Accident
Joseph Bowen a Dayton Kentucky contractor narrowly escaped death on Fairfield avenue Bellevue while driving a spirited horse. A passing car spooked the animal causing the wagon to topple and Bowen to be thrown head first against an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bowen
Dayton
Fairfield Avenue
Bellevue
Newport
Global rulers famed for cigars and pipes across history
The piece surveys historic smoking habits of leaders and notable figures. It notes Abdul Hamid’s heavy tobacco use in Turkey, King Edward VII’s preference for Turkish cigars, and outdoor pipe smoking by the Kaiser and czar, plus Edison’s high daily cigar count and Bismarck’s boast of over 100,000 cigars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinoplo
Turkey
Abdul Hamitt
Edward
Cuba
Spain
Francis Joseph
Austria
Russia
Prince of Wales
Bismarck
Thomas Alva Edison
Ed Boott
Dresser
Death of Dog After Gas Fire at Darby Residence
Charles Kynale and his housekeeper Mrs Hook narrowly escaped a stove fire when their Newfoundland dog jumped onto the range in the kitchen. The incident left the dog dead, and Mrs Hook and Mr Kynale unharmed. local report notes the dog’s collapse in the kitchen as the sole fatal detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
E Darby
Charles Kynale
Hook
North Sixth Street
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Whop Tennis League
Terre Haute
Lake Erie Circuit
ADA. U
Newmarket
Empire City
Niles Wing
Kanoas Day
Forstune
Iarthur Mulholland
James Lynch
Travers
Matt Maschmott
Michael Horan
D. Mader
M. J. Costigan
James Bradley
James Redmond
Charles Ziel
W. T. Gosney
Joseph Cain
George P. Huber
Charles Jones
George Klein
Charles Kinney
Richard Davis
Thomea Reagan
California
Edward Dowdell
William Schlueter
State Central Committee
Shinkle
Newport Real
Kenton Court Notes
Covington News Notes
Covington Real Estate
Fort Thomas
Humdermer
Ray
Mieh
John Oberding
James Petri
Charles Walker
F.C. Long
Frank Layton
John Pickering
Charles Russell
James Martin
Charles Roberts
Dennis Johnston
Rockpile
Lillian Barnes
H. B. Huskins
Omaha
Neb
Barnes
William Norman
Guiding Star Lodge
K. of P
Ton
State Grand Lodge
Winchester
W. C. Quinby
P. T. Kaighn
S. G. Wells
Ed Abbey
J. A. Rickels
Newport Lodge
A. M
Seventh
York Streets
Mary Scherzinger
Weat
Seventh Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fred Erschill
Maple Avenue
Hertenopele
Newport News
Bellevue Association
Bellevue City Council
Welovo Gyacenor
Ghai Ere Sqiuaalan
Joseph. Bowen
King
Charlies Kuhnle
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