Racetrack Result Confusing But Shows Black Chief Victory
Race details list horses Black Chief and Uneas Chief with saddle numbers and betting odds. Time shown as 1 01 3 6. Other names include Airebox Glopper Creuse Everett and jockeys Rayner Dnigen Eddie Dugan Colinet with Inez and Coonskin mentioned.
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Black Chief
Joe
Airebox
Rayner
Glopper
Dnigen
Schoolmarm
Creuse
Everett
Del‘mid
Inez
Eddie Dugan
Colinet
Mquation
Coonskin
Uneas
Wan
4A Suspends College Track Teams
Major John J. Dickson reports the Amateur Athletic Union suspends Stanford and Colorado track teams for alleged professionalism. Colorado withdraws from the Mountain Association. Rocky Mountain Association plans meets in defiance. Consequences may bar both teams from AAU events and later championships.
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New “York
John J. Dickson
Amateur Athletic Union
Telerem
Bert Martin
Rocky J Association
Iniversity Fof Colorado
Stanford University Wackele
Univerty of Colorado
7 Mountain Association
Sched
Rocky Mountain Association
A. A. UD
Leland Goers
College to Fight Ruling Over Colorado Track Eligibility
College leaders under Colorado coach Cold vow to challenge a Rocky Mountain A A U ruling claiming Stanford and Colorado track teams are pros and ineligible to compete at Chicago next Saturday. Colorado asserts A A U lacks jurisdiction over college meets when officials confirm no scheduled affairs. appeal planned and a possible compromise discussed.
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Collegea
Geliteta
Colorado Leges
Coldwill
Martin
The
Rocky Mountain
Stanford
University ‘of Colorado
Goaspete
Chicago
Colorado University
Ae A. A. U
Fort Gary wins Stanley Produce stakes at Woodbine
Toronto June 3 Fort Gary an added starter captured the 91500 Stanley Produce stakes from a smart field of three year olds. Other results include Pocomoke first in the London purse 6 furlongs with Simcoe second and Many Colors third. Time 1 14. Second race Wildfire first in selling 5 furlongs with Compton second. Third race Fort Gary again tops Shorelake and Desert Wrae. Time 2 22 57. Fifth race Lion Heart steeplechase expansionist first and Steve Lane third. Sixth Hamilton purse Greendale first with King of the Mist second. Bobbie Kean led the final selling race with Zipango second. Time 1 42 1 5.
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Toronto
Fort
Gary
Stanley Produce
Woodbine
Sam- Maries
London
Pocomoke
Simcoe
Many Colors
Knowbley
Wildfire
Compton
Chilton Queen
Fort Gary
Shorelake
Desert Wr Ae
Red River
Belling
Steve Lane
John Dillon
Hamilton
Greendale
King of the Mist
Belle
Jessamine
Bobbie Kean
Zipango
Dennis Stafford
Fight promoters fined for street ticket peddling in New York
In New York on June 3 eight men were convicted of running a prize fight in violation of the penal code. Edward C. Herbert and Joseph C. Gilbert were fined 25 dollars each. the other six received suspended sentences. The case centered on peddling membership tickets on the street, which prosecutors said violated club immunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter
New York
Athletic Club
Special Searong
Edward C. Herbert
Joseph C. Gilbert
Pines for the Cottage and Mrs Corrigan
The piece reports Mrs Corrigan seeking health at a deserted track area near Hawthorne in Lexington Kentucky. Her husband Mr Corrigan expresses desire to visit and keep hope alive for her life while awaiting a favorable reply from Carey and an invitation to spend time there.
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Mnottward Corrigan
Masee
Anya Lexington
Haw- Z
Corrigan
Cerne
Frem Carey
Sewthorn
Manchester Results
Fragmented text appears to report race results with multiple names and placements. The readable parts mention Indian Ruiner and Hopton in standings. Specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Butterfly Opera Opens English Company Season
The English Opera company opens its season with Puccini's Madame Butterfly. Goro arranged the Japanese wedding. Butterfly awaits Pinkerton while he marries another. Madam Butterfly's tragedy unfolds as she faces the consequences of international romance. Oakwood portrays Butterfly. seats available at Smith & Nixon's and at the park gates Sunday evening.
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Ces
Nagasek
Goro
Sharpless
United States
Butterfly
Alra
Buty
Terfly
Pinkerton
Shoji
Nagashi
Susuki
Suzuki
Mme. Butterfly
Ope
Andaorwood
Smith & Nixon’s
Park Gates
Hippo Catches Cold Rarely Says Guide
An odd animal tale notes a hippo catching a cold only occasionally. The writer jokes about a spectator named Stephan and a distant bush street scene as ladders and setting details fade from memory.
Union Light Company appeals omission in Kenton County assessment
The Union Light, Heat and Power Co. sought to correct an omission in its Latonia property assessment before County Judge H. par e as part of a request to have the omitted portion assessed for the current year. The action aims to ensure a fair and reasonable valuation and to certify the adjustment to Kenton County and the state auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Yester
Covington
Bedneot
Es Light, Heat and Power Company
Govington
H. Pare
Senate
Latonia
Bassz Court
Kenton County
Auaitor
I Prapkfort
Coney Island dances boost season as social groups sign on
Princess steamer idle for funeral directors trip. Tacoma fills in. River excursionists praise the ride amid a flotilla of yachts and motor boats marking water sport restart. Mansion club Walnut Hills signs to alternate Tuesdays at Coney with Island Queen running dances and music.
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Princess
Coney Island
Ohio State Funeral Directors and Embalmers’ Association
Tacoma
Coney
Mansion Club
Walnut Hillis
the Hill
Coney Company
Explosion at the Zoo Not Dynamo or Gas
Bulletin from General Manager Sol Stephay states the Thursday night blast at the Zoological Garden was neither dynamite nor natural gas. It was caused by accumulated pneumatic pressure in the west end of the new concession area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Sol Stephay
The
Zoological Garden
Coserste
Blue Grass Team Wins Amateur Game in Indiana
The Blue Grass team played Vevay, Indiana, winning on the night. Clever baserunning and solid play highlighted the first game with Moran and Steer Bakr contributing. The second game details are unclear but another victory is implied.
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Iar
Wandering minstrel act draws crowds to summer park concerts
A lively sequence of free outdoor entertainments unfolds under the trees in front of the clubhouse. The program includes songs and illustrated numbers by the Silver Circles and the Trio of these boven, drawing large crowds to the park each night as the pavilion remains semi closed and filled with chairs and tables.
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Rinaldo
Lee
The New Gordon Park Opens With Free Concerts and Shows
The transformed Reloctrath garden in Cummine ville becomes Gordon park a five acre shaded amusement resort with walks flowers and modern entertainments. Free afternoon and evening concerts vaudeville performances and other acts will greet visitors. Sunday lineup features Macrowe Plinkett company in A Jessen in Shakespeare Donita Bol Co The Girl With Many Faces Joe Ballard Milino and Alvin in Only a Joke and beauty and interest motion pictures.
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Gordon Park
Reloctrath
Cummineville
Gordon
Vauseyale
Macrowe Plinkett Company
A Jessen
Donita Bol & Co
Joe Ballard
Milino
Alvin
Pictures at the Lyric Start Five Cent Admissions
The Lyric theater launches a summer season as a five cent district house with the International Projectoscope managing. High quality pictures and illustrated songs will be shown. regular changes occur on Wednesday Friday and Sunday. Shows run noon to 5 30 and evenings 7 to 11 30 with a five cent admission to all parts.
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Lyric
Lyric Theater
Dicttrs
Lagoon Te-Open Sunday With New Attractions
Lagoon opens its regular season this Sunday offering many new features and improved visitor appeal. Attractions include the automobile scenic railcar Cupid's coaster and a theater unique with a human seat wheel and big musical comedy acts by the New York Musical Comedy company led by J F Gibbins and W J Dixon. The program features Nat Goodwin in The Skating Rink with performances starting at 3:30.
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Lagoon
Ouds
Theater Unique
Wheel A & Big Musical Com
New York Musical Comedy Company
Misses Barry
Leonar Seeeeree
Fabbrini
Queen City Bathing Beach Expands for Summer Visitors
Cheaters Indian village gains more spacious quarters due to a large rise in visitors. Weber and his band begin an engagement that promises a lively weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Mb Weber
Ould
the Y
Amateur Dope in Miami Park Report
Fragment unclear text mentions Miami location and a local event at Park Sun-acre with names Wydenmann and Dall. Unable to determine clear action, date, or participants from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Wiedemanns
Emann Dall Park
Sun- Acre
Covington Board Sets School Salaries and Staff
The Covington Board of Education approved salaries for the high school and district staff, detailing annual pay for principals, superintendents, and janitors. New hires include district janitors Maurice Murphy Robert Crout John Walah William Kieffer Henry Meyer and Mile as principal of the seventh district school. A summer school plan was proposed and teachers may be paid June 18.
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Covington
Ucation
Joseph Pair
Pal
Atiens
Fi Huteninese
Orich
Jin School
Chambere
Princi
Heh
Sluss
Soir
Yanttors
Firth
Sig Bixth
Veronica Dreyer
West Kintergarten
Fordham
Kintergarten
Mary Fitsper
Vi Mile
Achdol
Haretét Lyon
BH. C. Sluss
Pier
Dts
Fannie Willams
Lincoln
Echdol
James M. Coyle
Thomas Cahill
W. F. Daeley
Matthew Lucas
John’ ‘Gerwe
Woman Claims Horseman Threatened Her Life in Covington
Grace Hamilton swore to a charge against racing man John M Otatin alias Bradshaw for threats to kill during three months. A warrant issued by County Judge Stephens names witnesses including Mrs Hamilton and the Garners in Cincinnati and Latonia district. Bradshaw not arrested by late hour as the case unfolds with ties to Lexington and Latonia racing circles.
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Lexington
Cincinnati
Covington
Grace Hamilton
John
M. Otatin
Lexvnre
Latonia
Bradshaw
Hamiton
Stephens
Miss Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Twentieth Street
Hamilton
Mike Garner
Thirteenth
Vinie Street
Birdie di Han
Latonie
Ind
Gresham
West Eleventh
Hise Covington
Covington News Notes Mixed Local Court Actions
Report from Covington covers a twelve year custody matter, a marriage license in Michigan, and arrests in surrounding counties. It notes a highway sobriety case and a prosecutor presenting evidence, with various arraignments and preliminary steps outlined.
Primary election count and contest meeting planned
The committee in charge of the primary completed the ballot count. The Democratic vote totals and candidate results are being reviewed. The primary committee will meet this evening to decide on contested results and possible alterations to the slate.
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Laula Arend Walker
Gas Shutoff Notice for Covington Consumers
The Union Light Heat and Power Company warns Covington residents that gas service will be shut off on Friday June 4 1909 from 8 AM to 5 PM. Consumers are advised to prepare for the outage and take necessary precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Union. Light, Heat & Power Company
Kenton Court Notes Show Divorce Petitions And Proceedings
Laure Having sues Herman Having in Kenton circuit court for divorce alleging cruelty and requests custody of two infants and restraining order. petitions mention guardians and adoption efforts, with various court actions and appointments including estate administrator and interment orders noted.
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Laure
Herman
Kenton
Leona
B. F. Gras
Blanche
Agance
T. J. Nnteds
James Farrel
Panes
N. Hutchins
Standard Oil Company
D. McCarthy
George H. Davison
Nib Einter
Mias
Jennie Davieon
Ae Ap Ferry
Eaich
Margaret
Real Estate Update From Newport Gazette
Fragmented copy from Newport real estate section mentions Aloe D and a list of properties. Details are unclear but references a sale event and local listings in Newport.
Newport Marriage Licenses
A brief social notice lists upcoming marriage license issuances in Newport. Names and precise details are obscured by OCR errors, but the notice references individuals seeking licenses and date context within the local records.
Fragmentary OCR Makes Noisy Read About William Beramert
Weak readable fragments mention William Beramert and garbled phrases. no clear event, date, place, or outcome emerge. The text appears as distorted OCR with stray names and incomplete phrases, lacking coherent facts to summarize a specific news item.
Memorial Day Service Honors Confederates at Evergreen
The Henrietta Hunt Morgan chapter U D C Newport observed its annual memory service for Confederate veterans buried at Evergreen cemetery. A tablet lists thirty veterans and ten chapter members, flowers were laid by white dressed girls, and Emmet Orr of Covington delivered the oration. Crosses of honor were conferred on three surviving Confederate soldiers.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Newport
Aftenoon
Episcopel Church
Clingman
Crates
Emmet Orr ‘O¢ Covington
Lane Seminary Pastor Accepts Newport Post
The First Presbyterian Church of Newport unanimously calls Rev. Homer Noble of Lane Seminary as permanent pastor to replace Rev. J P Whitehead who moved to Pennsylvania. Noble, a Marysville Tennessee College and Lane Seminary graduate, will likely assume duties next month with a church ordination celebration planned.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Newport
Homer Noble
Lane Seminary
J.P. Whitehead
Pennsylvania
Noble
Marysville (Tenn
Memorial Observance and Club Social Highlight Dayton Ky
The Joe Hooker Post No 16 G A R Dayton Ky arranged its annual memorial and graveside service at St Frances cemetery in Dayton on Sunday afternoon with Major noon ape inviting to attend. Hon J B Compton of Dayton will deliver the memorial address. A postmeeting and social session by the Young Men's club at York Street church featured speeches by Judge C W Yureblut Attorney Aubrey Barbour and Prof Chiara Hammond.
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Joe Hooker
Dayton
Elaworth
W. Yureblut
Aubrey Barbour
Chiara Hammond
Ieee
Geatonling
Democrats Take Quarrel to Court of Appeals in Newport
Democratic lawyers filed papers yesterday in the court of appeals over a ruling dissolving a restraining order in a fight to control Newport's police and fire departments. Colonel Nelson said a final settlement would come within two weeks as the case moves to higher court. If the injunction is dissolved, Mayor Krieger can seat his appointee Carey and shift department heads from Democrats to Republicans. Bernard Plooger was named chief of the police department and Charles Wilson eyed for fire chief.
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Nieireult
Yeatersay
R.w.nelson
Yungblut
Coure
Nelson
Court of S
Ted
Newport
Yungdlut
Krieger
Carey
Léndpaey
Bernard Plooger
Charles Wilson
Aldermen table union labor request and street paving award
A communication from the union to the port aldermen urged that all Fifth street work use union labor. The council tabled the request. The Ways and Means Committee recommended awarding the Fifth Street paving contract to Edward Knoepfie for 3503 dollars. A resolution to stop gag brick connections until Union Light, Heat and Power complies with a prior order was adopted. The mayor’s deed to rail property was referred to the waterworks railroads and law committee. A resolution funding 23761 dollars for various claims was adopted.
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Ways and Means
Fifth Street
Columbia Street
Isabella Street
Edward Knoepfie
Carlisle
Superintendent of Public Works
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
C. & O. Railway Company
Campbell County Courts Report Involving Dorsey Divorce and Property
In circuit court Chester W. Dorsey denies his former wife's suit for funds and property claiming loaned money a horse and buggy and wedding gifts. He counters that his wife has items taken from his Bellevue residence. Newport youths Dixion and Shelton received dismissals for alleged theater embezzlement after manager's note against prosecution. An order directs sale of a twenty nine acre tract tied to Frye’s claim and estate matters involving Jonn Wirth and others with proceeds to be distributed to heirs.
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Chester W. Dorsey
Dorsey
Bellevue
Charles Dixion
Elmer Shelton
Newport
Ni-Mo
Yungblut
Circuit Court
Fisher Béntinence
Tom
Lon Ng Pe
Ane
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Athletic Aggregation of
Colorado
Leland Stanford Universities
PINES
Manchester
J Tor
Atte Hopton
Severx Tor
Hippo
Union Light Concern
Jones
Sery Pelzer
Vine Street
Cote Brilliant
Sbridesroom Haa
Neweters of Eagles
Grand Lodge
Mtteenit
Worthy Presen
Oak Sane
Moran
Steer Bakr
Lawrence
Amer
Rinaldo and Others
Race
Nurese
Auto Carnival
Chicago Automobile Club
Vanderbilt
Lowell
Bee -Regiment
Tllinoits
Joseph
B. Campbell Choden
John M. Bredehaw
Covington News Notes
Math Ude Tyee
Sati Pari Mich
Josephine Adams
Colunbis
Gdvs
Ae Serer
Loon
Carliste
Beg Apead
Pobowibinad Dear
Csremonsiger
Alheas A. Dauebtery
Yore Gol Dor
Steelvad
John Biale
Pene Fpooth
Whdmn
Booth
Jeane
Kenton Court Notes
Newport. Real Estate
Aloe
Davis Sasanna
Soedady
Dane Pe
Saldana
Tyrese
William Beramert
Confederates
LANE
Court OF Appeals
R. W. Nearea
Campbell
Ligen
Covington Real
Uae
al HS
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