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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1909
Page
47
A fragment notes Meadowbrook polo matches beginning June 38 for the American Cup. It mentions LLER BUYS MACKEY STUD and a Gale contract restricting ponies from international matches. Mr Mackey protected his fellows while Mr We can't offer his entire prince to Meadowbrook team.
The baseball team member who came to Oshkosh two weeks ago after traveling south for health reasons left Thursday for Chicago. John P. Pulliam said he has fully recovered, though his nerves were strained. He travels in good condition en route to New York after brief rest and fresh air.
Final tests completed in New York as the Amorita owner Dr William Baum of the Chicago Yacht Club prepares for the Berittma race tomorrow. Other contenders include Crusader with Captain Charles Barr sailing, while observers from Chicago and Philadelphia yacht clubs travel to witness the event.
Manchester June 4 Cargill won the Manchester cup handicap for three year olds at one and a half miles. Rush Cutter placed second with Liscana third. Norma starters included August Belmont’s Norman TT and Amical. In the two year olds five furlongs event Icy Cup took the win with Tres Moutarde second and Amical third.
New York June 4 Joe Jeannette the negro heavyweight and Willie Lewis the New York middleweight return from Paris aboard the Lusitania. Jeannette says Paris was in every way satisfactory and Lewis scored repeated victories in the prize ring defeating several English rivals and besting Honey Mellody of Boston.
In Chicago on June 4 Mrs Ad Topperwein defeated male members of the Chicago Gun Club. She shot from the 16 yard line, breaking 48 of 50 at 46 yards to achieve a total of 98 out of 100. She fired at the targets with steady accuracy.
An obscure recap notes Northside beating Amateurs for a championship edge, with players Diehl Hyrood Mackle and Kopp contributing as scorer. The piece mentions travels to Ne pager Selby and upcoming games against Ware Band Bearer Bell Ridge and Macison, detailing team movement and local standings.
Speculation swirls over Westfield league results as Ivorydales sign Bushelman and Lorens joins Queen Citys. Schmiesing and Newtown duel on Hewitt avenue while Dublins clash with Nationals at Reading for the Read ing championship.
In heavy rain at the New Jersey state championship Montclair round two featured a tense duel between Max Behr and Barnes with Behr winning 1 up after nineteen holes. The Behr Barnes contest highlighted the day with extra holes and a tough, rain soaked course.
Charles O Connor defeats Lee in a local afternoon match at Englewood. Lockett reported the result as a notable victory in the community event.
Special dispatch from Glasgow Kentucky reports the Chickasha Indians losing a fast game. Crowd size around 1,000 observed the action as Grimes and others delivered strong play and scoring runs, with the final score showing Glasgow at a decisive advantage.
Disrupted OCR reports that Charles Murphy handed over $1000 for player payouts. The team agreed to divide the sum present and let the players decide the distribution among themselves.
A fall at Lookout park leaves an elderly pedestrian struggling after an unexplained collapse. Bystanders report the incident and request aid as authorities begin a brief investigation.
June 4 election results name Cook as captain of the track team amid a season of competition and preparation.
The programme promises a week of diverse entertainment starting Sunday. Highlights include the Le Vigne Gisters with song and dance, the famed Chinese storyteller George Smee Bel 8 in a special feature, Tom Shea performing acrobatic songs, and a new motion picture showcase.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and context. No readable events or entities to summarize into a proper news item.
Cast notes reveal Bien, Hopper, and Raymon set to appear in a new play "The Harrigen Girl" with August debut. Widespread theater listings mention "Forty 2 From Broadway" and other works including "The Babe's Fei" amid a lineup of planned productions and appearances.
Fragmentary text describes a hill climbing contest to be held toward the end of the month, mentioning participants and organizers in unclear terms. Names and specifics are garbled, but indicates a structured event with a fixed schedule and involved clubs.
Fire crews battled a night blaze at the corner of Sixth and another street. The incident involved smoke and flames and prompted emergency response to extinguish the burning structure.
Detectives report a burglar identified by a notograph provided by Crawford. Albert Wiberger describes the suspect, Henry Sylvester, arrested after a theft at a local residence. Witnesses recall an item stolen from a wagon at Vine Sages, tied to the Mount Roe case.
A commencement program last night featured a speaker from Bermar School, who addressed graduates on ideals and achievements. The event highlighted foreign travel and the impact of studies on this city’s students, with notes on leadership and future ambitions.
Readable fragments mention a university and a possible bet or pool but lack coherent details. No clear events, names, or dates are identifiable from the fragment.
A visitor fell on stairs while helping a child and died after plunging to the bottom. The incident occurred during a visit to Mr and Mrs Selene last week. Police are investigating circumstances of the fall.
A court case for 5000 dollars by James against Newport Roller was called in Campbell County. The defendant and anchor platform caused the plaintiff to fall injuring him. Trial likely to proceed to jury tomorrow morning.
The Newport section reports a large gathering from Dagies aeries areas in surrounding towns for a Newport serte ee celebration with initiation banquet and speeches. Custer council Daughters of America elected officers including Councilor Mrs Kohl and recording secretary Wisie Dilton. Mayor John Krichten and city officials plan a march and memorial service with Joe Hooker Host G A R followed by service at St Francis ere. Patrolman Henry Venard is ill at home amid political schedule changes.
Gov Willson responds to Campbell petition by raising reward for DeMoss, the man accused in the shooting case. Telegram confirms reward hike to 60 dollars after discussion.
St Mark s English Lutheran led by H W Hanshue offers morning and afternoon services on York Street Congregational and Central Street venues with sermons on sovereignty of God and prayer. Newport Rolling Mill announces full plant operation will resume Monday morning after notices posted for workers.
Transfer notices show May O Leary married to Patrick J citing lot 193 in east row as part of a Newport estate. Disheeth Williams transfers to Dennis Murphy and Charles Menee noted with Bohart’s involvement in a partition action as indicated.
Fragmentary notes show marriage license information for residents including Neane and Alice D. Brownin of Silverton. The text lacks clear ages or dates, leaving the exact details obscured and requiring further verification.
The Kentucky State Paneral Directore' meeting in Covington chose officers for the next year. Elections were held at the Covington Library auditorium, with officers selected to lead for twelve months. The convention theme was The Tree of Prosper, and the program included a sermon at 2 30 p m.
Fragmentary notice reports a decision on European promotions and related scheduling. It references key entities and a development phase, with emphasis on timing and strategic steps for the campaign.
The fragmentary text mentions a cat and a personal name but lacks clear event or context. No further facts are readable to identify a person, place, or action for a fuller summary.
The Kenton County Democratic Executive Committee agreed last night to recount all ballots. The vote and the return were approved with a plan to have the recount conducted by Rous, replacing the previous counting method.
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