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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

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Hedlegs Return to Own Bailiwick

The last game in St. Louis is postponed due to cold weather. Hedlegs return to their home court as the schedule shifts and fans await the next matchup.

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Hedlegs St. Louis
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Hitt Departing for West and Bancroft's Tale of Sorrow

Hitt leaves for the western assignment amid a $100 fine from the national commission. Bancroft recounts a sorrowful tale, featured in notes highlighting personal loss and hardship.

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Weimer National Commission Bancroft Tale of Sorrow
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Yesterday's Results In Major Basesball Scores

Pittsburgh defeated Chicago by 2 to 3 while Brooklyn beat New York 3 to 2 and Boston trailing Philadelphia 3 to 6 in a set of yesterday games.

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Pittsburgh Chicago Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg
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Brooklyn Defeats New York 3-2 in League Clash

National League game in New York saw Brooklyn edge the Giants 3 to 2. Bell limited New York to three hits, the home club went scoreless until the ninth inning as the visitors rallied for the win.

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Brooklyn New York New York Today Bell el — Brook Aas AB Shannon Alperm Browne Casey Devlin Lumley Batch Cos Seymour Bowerman Hummel Joney McGann Lewis Dahlen Ritter Corcoran Butler Ferguson Bel Strangisis Aeeee Rgeckesr Brooklyn Suow Kot Acgies Maloney Strang Dad McGann O’ Day
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Lindaman Dominates, Boston Tops Philadelphia 6 3

Boston defeats Philadelphia 6 to 3 as Lindaman allows only one hit through eight and leaves late in the ninth. Beaumont hits a triple for Philadelphia, while Boston’s offense features multiple pairs of runs and careful baserunning.

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Boston Philadelphia Lindaman
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Reds Face Rain Delays as They Seek Key Win in Cincinnati

The Reds arrive in Cincinnati after a rain drenched Cardinals series, hoping fair weather for a pivotal game. Andy Coakley starts, with Mason or Ewing to pitch in the opener and Weimer in the second. Roy Hitt heads home to California and Jake Weimer faces a $100 fine as the National Commission grants reinstatement.

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Cardinals Reds St. Louis League Park Red Cincinnati Hanlon Andy Coakley Mason Ewing Jake Weimer Roy Hitt St. Goorg California Redland Herrmann Charley Hall Eddie Minahan Hittaway Baltimore Jake National Commission Wendy City Harlin Avondale Weimer Suaj Chicago Aug. Herrmann
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St. Louis manager argues double-header on Decoration Day

Bancroft in St Louis voiced ire after receipts from two St Louis games were tallied. Banny favored a Decoration Day double header while Stanley Robison preferred two games with a morning and an afternoon slot. Morning receipts were exactly $65, leaving Banny slightly put out.

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Bancroft St. Louis Banny Stanley Robison
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Wisconsin Wins Varsity Boat Race At Lake Mendota

The University of Wisconsin crew defeated Syracuse in the eight-oared race on Lake Mendota after sunset, finishing about four lengths ahead in 10 3. The Wisconsin freshmen beat St. John's Military Academy in the four-oared race. Crowds cheered as the Wisconsin victory sparked bonfires and cannons on campus. Coach Ten Eyck praised Wisconsin’s form and the tough competition.

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Madison Wis University of Wisin University of Syracuse Lake Mendota Wisconsin St. John’s Military Academy of Syracuse Freshmen Academy Lees Wisconsin Caw Syracuse Ten Eyck E. H. Ten Eyck
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Sullivan Suspended for Disorderly Conduct by O'Brien

Milwaukee May 21 President Joseph D. O'Brien of the American Association of Baseball Clubs suspended Kansas City catcher John Sullivan for three days for disorderly conduct after the game with St. Paul on May 2.

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Milwaukee Wis Joseph D. O’brien American Association of Furseball Clubs John Sullivan Kansas City St. Paul
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Pittsburg 9 Chicago 2 baseball game result

Pittsburg defeated Chicago 9 to 2. Pfeistr left after six innings, Brown relieved, Wagner Hoffman doubled, Clarke Randall tripled, Leach Wagner Abbatichio Anderson had sacrifices. Pfeister allowed seven hits in six innings. Brown four in two. Time two minutes three seconds. Umpire Rigler.

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Pittsburg Chicago Pfeister Wagner Hoffman Clarke Randall Leach Abbatichio Anderson Brown Phillippe Rigler Pitts HLO A. E Slagle Hallman Tinker Sheckard Chance Chio J. Nealon Evers Neeee Gibson Kling Neee Steinfeldt Ith
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Chicago over St Louis 6 0 in AL May 31

Chicago wins 6 to 0 as eight hits produced six runs in three innings. Donohue doubled for Chicago while Pelty and Walsh yielded the shutout with 9 and 8 hits allowed respectively. Copyrighted box score notes list Hurst and Sheridan as umpires.

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Chicago St. Louis Chicagod Babin Csc Neis Donohue Yeager F. Jonesll Dougherty Rolhe Isbell Pelty Walsh Hurst and Sheridan
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Milwaukee Drives Past St Paul In Pitching Duel

In Milwaukee May 31 the home team edged St Paul 2 to 1 as Curtis and Adams locked down the mound. All runs came via errors, with Milwaukee scoring on a two base hit by Tiemeyer and solid defense behind the pitchers.

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Milwaukee St Paul Wis Curtis Adams St. Paul Pelivese Paul Esci Slecee Ccvkss Tiemeyer Robinson Geier Sugden McChesney McCormick Beville
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Wet Grounds Postpone Louisville Versus Indianapolis Game

Louisville and Indianapolis clash postponed due to wet grounds in Louisville on May 31. Weather and field conditions forced the delay affecting the schedule and teams involved.

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Louisville Indianapolis
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Kansas City postpones game against Minneapolis due to rain

Rain halted the Kansas City versus Minneapolis game on May 31 causing postponement. Players and officials awaited a new date as weather disrupted the schedule in Kansas City.

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Kansas City Minneapolis
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Yale Looks Good in Intercollegiate Games Preview

Boston May 31 Yale shows strength in jumpers and Pennsylvanias sprint lineup as Yale and Pennsylvania emerge as possible finalists. Thirteen Yale athletes qualified in nine events, Cornell next with twelve, Michigan and Harvard also strong, while Pennsylvanias eight scorers look poised to challenge for the title tomorrow.

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Boston Harvard Gay Yale Pennsylvania University of Michigan Cornell Michigan
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Colonel Jim Douglas Triumphs at Churchill Downs in Rainy Louisville

Colonel Jim Douglas overcomes a strong field at Churchill Downs as Sea Salt also topples a favorite. Race results list multiple winners by name, weights, odds, and times across six races with Rainy weather and slow track condition noted.

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Louisville Jim Douglas Churchill Downs Sea Salt Katherine Murphy E. Martin Lady Baldur Moreland Stone Street Brown Catherine F Billy Bowlegs Margaret Randolph Bucket Brigade J. C. McAlister Sabado Rexall Balla Toplofty Belle of Kent Chestnut Belle Bilac Royal River Martin Edith M Butler Polly Moccas'n Maid Cygnet Queen Caroline Shawana Monchord Spendthrift Helen Goldspray Miss Hawley Leta Duffy Lathorpe Colonel Jim Douglas Dearborn Envoy Lee Request Tartarus Harry Scott Plantland Usury Star Fairy County Clerk Skirvin Crepps Beckham Austin Red Dana H Listerine Hans Banca Leona Beresford Invertress Hester Zorra Candice Waldorf Belle Adam Walker Princess Ornai Griffith Docile Oberon Matador Horseradish Quagga
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Hughes Routed as Philadelphia Defeats Washington 8-2

Philadelphia outhits Washington 10 to 6 and rolls to an 8 to 2 victory. Hughes lasted six innings, giving up ten hits while striking out one. Anderson and M Cross hit three-base hits, Jones and Murphy doubled, with Hartsel and Murphy contributing sacrifices. Davis and Oldring stole bases for Philadelphia.

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Washington Philadelphia Hughes Jones Murphy Anderson M. Cross Hartsel Davis Oldring Plank Connolly Wash Ab.h.o.a.e Phila Wee Ao Ganley Cross Seybold
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Detroit Beats Cleveland 2 1 in Ten Inning Baseball Game

Detroit defeated Cleveland 2 to 1 in ten innings. Crawford tied the score with a ninth inning homer as Archer, Downy and Coughlin drove in the deciding run in the tenth. Cleveland failed to record a hit after the third inning.

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Detroit Cleveland Crawford Archer Downy Coughlin
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Yankee Girl Wins Belmont Ladies Stakes At Park Derby Day

C R Ellison's Yankee Girl led from far back to win the 1 mile Ladies' Stakes for three year old fillies at Belmont Park, defeating Adoration and Court Dress who faded to third after a steady late rush. Other races report Grimaldi first in seven furlongs, Marbles top in selling, and Ironsides taking one and one sixteenth mile contest.

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New York Grimaldi Ibs Miller Kiamesha Lowe Marster Mountain Little Don Standover Marbles Hennessy Glorious Betey Booker Fordello Swain the Dane Scallop Ferry Landing Herbie Lord Filizrane Joe Nealon Valley Stream Tilekilns Okitan Ironsides Koerner Tokalon Baker Philander Wexford Melbourne Dan Buhr Yankee Girl Radtke Adoration Court Dress Miss Spooner Valentine G. Burns Royal Ben Henry Weirdsome Robador John Smulski Topsy Robinson Chief Hayes Dereesek Mimiota Notter Caochan
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First Race Selling 6 Furlongs Feature Entries

Multiple races listed with weights and entrants across six programs. Notable horses include Nedra Monere Dr Weather Marmorean and others in selling races from 6 furlongs to 7 furlongs with weights up to 112 pounds and the Louisville Steeplechase class.

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Nedra Monere Dr. Weather Marmorean Boserrian No Quarter Mint Boy Lizzie McLean Btrena Adesso Bourbon News Prince of Press Harold D Willowdene Potter Alencon Black Coat Ibs Sophist Buto the Yamisee Lady’s Man Little Jennie Hollow Orlandor Gresham Rebel Queen Little Lighter Harry Scott Cablegram Phil Finch the Minks Louisville Naran Lady Jocelyn Killdee John Dillon Dell Leath Pirate St. Velma Pete Vinegar Jehane Red Coat Alcor Mr. Farnum Falkland Swift Wing Saranola Red Ogden Guard Knight of Ivanhoe Gauze Tinker Fast Freight Belden Fonsoluca Lansdown Sponge Cake Bendigo
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New York Defeats Boston 4 1 On Memorial Day Spotlight

The New York team takes a 4 to 1 win over Boston as Keeler Elberfeld and Chase spark bases work. The game honors Chick Stahl with Stah Day on June 13 and Providence visits with proceeds to Mrs Stahl.

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Boston New York Chick’’ Stahl Providence BOGOR Noose de Soin Sg Ouseses Armbruster Sullivan Unglaub Elberfeld Ejbberfeld Chase Conroy Kleinow Keeler Kitson Winter Parent Umpans
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Local baseball scores from Midwest leagues May 81

In Central League South Bend rallied to beat Grand Rapids with Keener strong on the mound. Terre Haute postponed by rain. Carroll limited Wheeling to three hits as Canton won 3 to 1. Dayton opened Springfield action with Errors and Merriman pitching shaping the outcome. Kennedy was ejected in the third inning.

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Northside to face Pleasant Ridge in Saturday league clash

In Cincinnati the Saturday Afternoon League schedules only one game today, Northside versus Pleasant Ridge at Pleasant Ridge after last Saturday's tie. Avondale star Clyde Johnson leads the circuit in hitting, with Heeb close behind. Mr Crabbs of Lockland Carey hosted a banquet to thank his team for beating the champions last weekend.

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Northside Pleasant Ridge Clyde Johnson Avondale Heeb Crabbs Lockland- Carey Teaim Oakley Decoration Day Peebles Fifth Street Hill Store Crosby Larry Kearns Cincinnati Price Hill Manhattan Grounds Lutz Devanney McCarthy Rinck Theler Landau Lewis Ruckstuhl Schott Doppes Bird
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Local baseball games called off due to poor grounds

The Norwood Hyde Park match was cancelled because the field was unplayable. Umpires Hanley and Holder were assigned to Manhattan Park, while Poole and Siefert were set for the Avenue grounds with President Martin naming scorers.

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Price Hill Manhattan Park Advent Avenue Grounds
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Local Faithful Clash at Riverside and Columba Grounds

Three matchups highlight the weekend schedule with Christ Church facing Riverside at Riverside, St Peters challenging Eversonians at Cumminsville, and St Paul meeting Plymouth at Columbia.

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Christ Church Riverside St. Peters Eversonians Cumminsville St. Paul Plymouth Columbia
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Decoration Day shines for Pen Department in ninth inning

A lively set of baseball reports from Decoration Day features the John Holland Gold Pen Factory teams with the Pen Department beating the Rubber Department 22 to 21 in the ninth. Frank McCarren shines amid heavy hitting and strong overall play.

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John Holland Gold Pen Factory Pen Department Frank McCarren Rubber Department Bob Obermeyer Pearls Fultons
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Shara Wins Oakland Thoroughbred Race At Close Finish

In Oakland on a modest card favorites and fast horses paid back backers. Shara surged to win the fourth race by a nose ahead of Hippocrates with Little Joker third. Races featured prices like Andrew B Cook 9 to 10 and Mistys Pride 6 to 5 in the Princess Handicap.

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San Francisco Oakland Shara Hippocrates Andrew B. Cook Cardinal Sarto Sharp Boy Ata Titus IL Belle Reed Paddy Lynch Milshora Frascuela Menden Little Joker Kiermit Bonar Rostof Misty’s Pride Sugar Maid Gemmel
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Ball captures amateur golf title at St Andrews

In St Andrews on May 31 John Ball won the amateur championship for the sixth time by defeating C A Palmer six up with four to play. Palmer is a relative newcomer to first class golf.

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ST. Andrews Scotland John Ball C. A. Palmer Palmer
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Gulf States tennis championships delayed finals due to rain

New Orleans May 8 the Gulf States tennis championships doubles and singles finals were postponed because of wet weather. Both events had reached the finals with New Orleans facing Atlanta in the disputed matches.

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New Orleans New Aeeae Atlanta Tts
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Notre Dame Beats Beloit 6 0 in May Exhibition

Notre Dame defeated Beloit 6 0 in a May game reported from aetre DAME. The score highlights a one sided contest with visible Notre Dame offensive firepower and Beloit unable to respond.

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Aotre Dame Notre Dame Beloit
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Walter S Cheesman Dies, Denver Union Water Leader

Walter S. Cheesman president of the Denver Union Water Company died suddenly after a stroke in Denver. He arrived in 1860 and built wealth through major Colorado enterprises and extensive Denver real estate holdings. He was a leading capitalist and civic figure in the city. Also dies Harriet Matilda Bain widow of wagon maker Edward Bain aged 79 in Kenosha Wisconsin. Valentine Ruhl G A R leader dies in Hamilton Ohio at 67, survived by six children. he served in Eighty sixth Ohio Regiment.

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Walter S. Cheesman Denver Union Water Company Denver Cheesman Colorado Harriet Matilda Bain Edward Bain Wisconsin Kenosha Wis Valentine Ruhl Hamilton Eighty-sixth Ohio Regiment Ruhl
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Walnut Hills Wins Interscholastic Field Meet Victory Contested

Walnut Hills claimed the interscholastic field meet at Varsity Grounds with 62% points, Woodward 50, Hughes 13. The 220 yard dash was replayed after judges ruled the start misarranged. Gregg led Walnut Hills in multiple events while Dan Gregg and Martin starred overall.

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Walnut Hills Varsity Grounds Woodward Hughes Hilltop Franklin Street Gregg Burman O'Connell Meade Huyhes Blue and White Martin Dan Gregg Schwab W. H Schlemmer Stifel Wittkamper Heisel Thatcher Tobias Palmer Greg Ww. H Kuck Hofling Skinner Ross McNelly Easton
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Funeral Services for James M. Potter Held at Home

Funeral services for the late James M. Potter will be conducted at his residence 968 Nassau street Walnut Hills this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment follows at Spring Grove Cemetery. Rev. Dwight M Pratt will deliver the sermon. Pallbearers include Lewis Voight Charles Adams Charles A Hinsch J B Braunin A T Hudson H H Combe Hiram De Camp Robert Hargitt.

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James M. Potter Nassau Street Walnut Hills Spring Grove Cemetery Dwight M., Pratt Lewis Voight Charles Adams Charles A. Hinsch J. B. Braunin A. T. Hudson HH. H. Combe Hiram de Camp Robert Hargitt
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City Hall Notes on street repairs and bids in 1907

The Board of Public Service ordered repairs on Lock Street, Third Street and Barnard Street criteria. Water Works opened bids for water mains with August Silk lowest on all jobs. a list of streets and bids followed. The Flood Relief Committee plans a Monday noon meeting to allocate about 4000 dollars to city charities.

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Board of Public Service Lock Street Eggleston Avenue Third Street Baum Street Barnard Street McLean Avenue Harrison Avenue Water Works Commissioners Ninth van Horn Freeman Avenue Wade Street Kenner Hulbert Western Avenue Findlay C. C. Johnston Hamilton Avenue Columbus Frederick F. Johnston Uhrichsville Dempsey Bathgate Park Feebles Corner Pfaff Corryville John F. Bayer Falke Street Ice Delivery Company Board of Public Safety
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Ohio Incorporations Additions and Name Changes

Special Dispatch lists daily corporate actions in Ohio. New incorporations include The Standard Brass Foundry Company Cleveland with 10000 dollars and The Ohio Canal Transit Company Cleveland with 75000 dollars. Other firms establish, rename or reduce capital, such as E P Heppe Leather Company to Friche Miller Company Cincinnati, and Central Ohio Roofing Tile and Brick Company moving from 60000 to 1000 dollars. The Dayton Lebanon Cincinnati Railroad and Terminal Company Lebaon, Ohio, at 1 million dollars.

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Commercial Tribune Columbus Standard Brass Foundry Company Cleveland A. F. Hills J. H. van Derveer George Doughty F. C. Pfaffman John P. White Ohio Canal Transit Company Martin Mendelson M. Gelfand Louis Mendelson B. Zbornick H. E. We Robert G. Gray Kathyryne Gray Robert D. Palmer Jesse J. Wright Brazos Lumber Company Pauldling James P. Glasser iCharles H. Allen D. J. Harkless John ‘A. Mohr T. F. Goodwin Fisher-Yerian Company Youngstown George E. Fisher H. L. Yerian R. J. Gille E. Fisher W. C. McKain Legler-Ellerman Company Dav~ Iton Thomas A. Legler, Jr W. Is. McConnaughey A. John Lewis S.fischer H. L. Ferneding Central Sewer Pipe and Supply Company Steubenville H. W. Irons W. R. Stark H. H. Smith D. J. Sinclair B.S. Pope Peninsula Face Brick Company Akron I. M. Justice Samuel D. Parker F. R. Ormsby G. W.auten E. C. Chambers Hood Coal Company Toledo Clinton Stout D. C. Warner H. D. Ellis Buckeye Blair Printing Company Cincinnati George T. Poor R.E. Devine Richard Powers J. F. le ‘Blond L. G. Blair Gold Plume Mining Company S. S. Safford Henry‘h.*Dorn Frank M. Whitman Jamesh. Leonard Albert Dorn East Fourth Street Harris W. Price Thomas Wood Salem A. Hart, Jr W. S. Pettibone A. G. Tame Central Ohio Roofing Tile and Brick Company C. A. Vance Milton N. Grant E. P. Heppe Leather Company Friche-Miller Company Hen L.friche Albert Miller Bollinger & Riley Machine Company Cleveland Ice Machine Company F. E. Wright The Republic Construction Company Republic Structural Iron Works ‘Company R. R. Needham Isaac Kahn Social Athletic Club Charles C. Epstein Jasper J
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Metal Trades Banquet Honors GE Official Speaker

Ninety members of the Metal Trades Association gathered for their quarterly banquet in the Chester Park subhouse. The principal speaker was N W Alexander Vice President and General Manager of the General Electric Company Lynn Massachusetts who spoke on Trades Schools. Local speakers also addressed the gathering.

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Metal Trades’ Association Chester Park N. W. Alexander General Electric Company Lynn Mass
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Cincinnati Case Decided denies hospital use in medicine firm

The Ohio Attorney General holds that a medicine company cannot also operate a hospital and be incorporated. The People's Medicine Company of Cincinnati sought incorporation to manufacture medicines and run a hospital or sanitarium. The ruling allows incorporation for one purpose but not both.

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Cincinnati Bartender Remanded to Pad in Hamilton Jail

Frank Levo a Cincinnati bartender recently moved to Hamilton is jailed in a padded cell. He refuses to sleep and threatens self harm while attempting to head butt walls. He is a member of the Cincinnati Bartenders Union and the Eagles. both groups will be asked to send him to an institution.

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Hamilton Frank Levo Cincinnati Cincinnati Bartenders’ Union The Eagles of Cincinnati
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Norwood High School Commencement and Local Notices

Commencement exercises at Norwood High School announced the graduation of twenty two students including Louise Zulick Hazel Pierson Gretchen Wulff Sunshine Evans Winona Poage Helena Parker and others. Prof Cadman presented the diplomas. A Norwood anti annexation meeting is set for this evening at National Bank Hall with speakers Mayor Jones Prof J A Lloyd W J ONeill and Dr J C Cadwallader. Josephs Foundling Asylum of Norwood plans an outing on June 8.

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Norwood High School Louise Zulick Hazel Pierson Gretchen Wulff Sunshine Evans Winona Poage Helena Parker Beatrice Goodwin Merie James Edith Smith Ruth Draper Matilda Hermingshauer Mabel Higdon Mildred Armstrong Ethel Diggs Emma Chambers Verne Fitzpatrick Robert Holmes John Jewell Walter , Thaw Avan Hoffman Walter Beecher Wood Durrell Daniel Winans Cadman
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Coldest May in Cincinnati History Ends Record Luckless Month

May closed as the coldest on record in Cincinnati in 37 years with a 180 degree deficit. April also failed to escape grim weather notes, continuing a pattern of low temperatures.

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Cincinnati April
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