Remp and Nelse Morris Spark a Sunny Latona Race Day
At Latona track, Remp defies odds to win a straight race while Nelse Morris leads from flag to finish in the final race. Favorites struggled as Foundling and Ice Water faltered, Nuggett captured top money with J J T and Eleven Bells second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Latona
Remp
Remo
Banquo
Chorus Boy
Lillian Reed
Lillian
Lil- Man
Margaret Hoffman
Margaret
Nelse Morris
Nelse
Prism
Model Monarch
Foundling
Geroy
Autumn Leaves
Jessie
Remp's
Grace Bonta
Grace
Special Tax
R. Williams
Nuggett
Eleven Bells
Nugget
Edgardo
Cleven Bells
J. Martin
Atlas National Bank Sure Thing Lottery Ad
A bold lottery pitch promises a sure thing with $34,000 offered at Atlas National Bank. One thousand four hundred ninety chances are available to win a share, with further details on page seven.
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Atlas National Bank
Royal Mail
Alexandria
Umbria
Liguria
Sardegna
Lombardia
Cerry
Archimede
Derk
Hirzel
Feltmann & CO
Walnut St
Ohio Valley National Bank
Latonia Entries Firet Race Selling Four-Year-Olds and Upward
Latonia racing card lists six furlong first race for four year olds and up with weights including Durrell 100 Juneatta 61, Judge Hargis 100, Tom English 107. second race features three-year-olds at one mile with Lou Hazel 104 and others. third race colt event five furlongs includes The Picket 100 and Willie Collier 97. fourth, fifth, and sixth races show selling stakes and two-year-old filly and four-year-old allowances with various entries and weights, including Silk Cord 92 and Dottie Shute 108.
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Latonia
Durrell
Juneatta
Judge Hargis
Jim Nap
Kimberly
Tod
Assassin
Phosphorus
Tom Bnglish
Lou Hazel
Drummondé
Bacchus
Col. Anderson
Beartie
George R
Willie Collier
Amorous
A. Larkai
Bosanco Serums Olan
Nath Woodrock
Jake Greenberg
Sinner Simon
Sailor's Dream
Transylvania
Doc Wood
Astrum
Owen Moore
Joe Buckley
Wren Ee
Marchionese
Dottie Shute
Flo. Willoughby
Daisy
Deborah
John W. Patton
Onanetta
Bob Baker
Melrose
Gore’ Il
Eees
Armet
Fie Harding
J.martin
Pentythe Be Bros
Minder
Isto Bigoa
J. Hicks
Os Clendenin Ype Co
Cogswell
F. Gerty '& Son
Battiste
F. Bruhns & Co
J. D. Smi
Foundling
Jessie
B. F
Imp
Aintree
Our Jessie
Belle of Mineo
Ind
S. F
Remp
Stuevé
R. Williams
Banquo II
UL Venens Castro
sRobertson
Ch. H
Hayden Edwards
Banquo
Rice
Ba P
Downing
R. J. Heme
Martin
Bivote J. Hicks
Graves & Innés
Bonner
Ed Bishop
Joe
Eeheweig
Model Monarch
Prism
driviePost
Br. c
Prince of Monaco
Petiola
Hires
Dr. Carr
Nath Woodcock
Shea Ti Belle Mahone
Nancy Blake
Cayuga
Goo Goo
Bridal March
Love
Nan Blake
Grace Bonta
Trixie Dimling
J.h.ba & Co
R.will
Fragmented Name Grid From The Commercial Tribune
A garbled OCR string lists mixed names and nicknames tied to places like Gr av esend and Harlem with odd hyphenated labels and stray terms. The readable bits mention ST LOUIS and a few ambiguous personal names among scattered adjectives and numbers.
Latonia Race Card June 9 1902 Latonia Ky
Thirteenth day of Latonia Jockey Club Spring Meeting with clear weather and good track. The program features multiple races including a purse of 300 for three-year-olds and up, with winners like Remp and Model Monarch noted, and odds listed for each race and horse, along with scratched entries.
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Latonia
Latonia Jockey Club
Chas. F. Price
Jake Holtman
Judge Price halts True Blue to protect the public at Latonia
Judge Price ordered True Blue scratched after schooling at the barrier to avoid a poor run. The move came as Nash ville track official J W Russwurm reported Latonia entrants shipping to Chicago and Ft Erie, with plans for Grace Bonta and others.
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True Blue
Judge Price
Holtman
Gil Summers
Curly Brown
Judge
Form Chart Recaps and Multiple Race Notes at Ft Eric
The report records several horses with varying fortunes and speeds. Nels Morris, Lady Silver, Prism, Odel Monarch and Foundling are noted with comments on speed, starts, and stretch performances. Irvin, Autumn Leaves, Old Remp, Banquo, Margaret Steele, and other entries show mixed outcomes and line interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels¢ Morris
Nelse
Lady Silver
Ft. Eric
Prism
Odel Monarch
Irvin
Foundling
Mr. Minder
Mr. Hicks
Remp
Banquo
Margaret Steele
Sabah
Hermis to Chicago from New York Train Will Start From Jersey
Trainer Hughes said Hermis will travel from Jersey on the 3 am Pacific express to Hawthorne in Chicago. The colt will not start in the $2,000 special stake at Harlem to avoid penalties for fake events. Ziegler stable plans later departure for Chicago while Hermis shows a fighting chance in the prize races.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Hughes
Chicago
Hermis
Heno
Ziegler Stable
Jersey
Windy City
Hawthorne
Harlém
C Ziegler
Morris May Take All Three to Hawthorne
New York June 9 Green Morris said at Gravesend he may consolidate Homestead Old England and the others in one fleet to Chicago. He warned a single foul by any horse could disqualify the entire group, recalling a similar incident from twenty years ago at Me.
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Morris
Hawthorne
Commercial Tribune
New York
Green Morris
Gravesend
Homestead
Old England
Chicago
High School Track Teams Meet at Mansfield Today
Athletes from Mansfield area high schools Ma nooster Galion Mt. Vernon join in field events at the Fair Grounds tomorrow. Events include 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 120 yard high hurdle 880 yard run pole vault shot put running high jump 1 mile relay with several trials listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Mansfield
Manooster
Galion
Mt. Vernon
Fair Grounds
Johnson Promises A Big Sensation In Cleveland
Mayor Johnson told the City Council he had detectives shadowing Republican members for months and obtained startling evidence to soon publish. The claim followed the council's defeat of a natural gas franchise favored by the mayor amid pressure from Standard Oil and the local gas firm.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Johnson
Standard Oil Company
Princeton’s Class Day Breaks Records At Commencement
Princeton N J June 9 The 155th annual commencement began with 258 graduates the largest class in the school’s history including 178 in the academic division 68 in science 9 in engineering and 3 specials The Board of Trustees elected Woodrow Wilson McCormick to succeed Dr Patton as president amid Patton’s resignation to pursue wider literary plans Former President Cleveland attended as a trustee member.
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Princeton
N. J
Annapolis Naval Academy
Board of Trustees
Cleveland
Alexander Hall
Edgar H. Johnson
Robert P. Schauffter
Nassau Hall
Alexander J. Barron
Patton
Woodrow Wilson McCormick
Maritime shipping notices from European ports and arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across ports including Glasgow Liverpool Havre Cherbourg and Yokohama. Vessels cited include Kron Prinz Wilhelm Hohen whose routes cover Genoa Naples London New York and Gibraltar with multiple inbound and outbound passages recorded.
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New York
Ad Iohn
Genoa
Naples
Liverpool
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Havre
Ogn
da Gasc
Premen
Es Aine
Subscription Pitch Prompts Reader’s Quick Decision
A brief ad urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune to free their minds from lingering doubts. The message emphasizes ease of subscribing and implies benefits of mental release.
Weather Summary for Cincinnati June 9 1902
Continued fair weather and warm temperatures forecast across the region with a high over the Ohio Valley moving east along the Atlantic coast. Cincinnati records show clear conditions in the evening with low rainfall and notable temperature and precipitation deficiencies since January 1 1902.
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Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
E Superior
Panhandle
Texas
Canada
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
N.W
W. Ooff
Cawite
Ohio and Midwest Weather Outlook Brief
Partly cloudy and warmer Tuesday with probable showers at night in the northeast. Wednesday brings fair, cooler conditions in the north with fresh southwest winds becoming variable. West Virginia and Kentucky face fair and warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Indiana sees fair and warmer weather Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler trends in the north and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Advertised Departures From Pomeroy And Nearby Towns
City notices list daily and weekly shipping departures from Pomeroy Madison and surrounding towns. Entries include boats such as BONANZA TA COMA and LEVI J W with schedules, times and destinations like Louisville Portsmouth Maysville and Vicksburg.
River stage at Cincinnati falls to 9.1 feet
The Ohio River at Cincinnati stood at 9.1 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday and was dropping half a foot in the last 24 hours, indicating continued relief from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Harbor and river vessel movements and notices
The Relief and Cruiser arrived Sunday evening with the Cruiser towing 15 empties and the Relief remaining for harbor work. The Jos. B. Williams will dock this morning from below with empties. Captains Brownski Wartweg Ellison and others discussed sailings and positions, while Steward Fred Stellar is ill. The crate attached to the office is $125 per month. Numerous arrivals, departures, and trips are listed with specific ships and times.
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Jos. B
Queen City
Ellison
Fred Stellar
Tigriala
C. H. Ruffner
Engineering Corps
Indiana
Helen M. Gould
Portsmouth
Tacoma
Maysville
M. P. Wells
Chile
Levi J. Workmen
Madison
Lizzie Bay
Louisville
Avalon
Vicksburg
River gauges and rivercraft movements across multiple towns
Special despatches describe river conditions at Warren Brownsville Greensboro Pittsburg Wheeling Rietta Huntington Pleasant Catlettsburg Louisville and surrounding activity. Vessels depart light changes in depth and tow operations, with notes on ships J C Reynolds Gertrude Virginia and Bonanza and traffic along the Ohio Monongahela and Sandy rivers.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Brownsville
Greensboro
Edgar Cherry
Elizabeth
Pittsburg
Ohio
Monongahela
Keystone State
Sewickley
James A. Henderson
J. C. Reynolds
Henderson
Cincinnati
Gertrude
Ben Hur
Parkersburg
Rietta
Pleasant
Bedford
Huntington
Ft. Pam
Bo City
Virginia
Chacinnati
Nanza
J. F. Son
Bonanza
Catlettsburg
Bonante
Capin
J. F
Howard
St. Louis
Tennessee
River Traffic And Readings From Cairo To Memphis
The record details the arrival and departure of several vessels including the John 8S Summers from Joppa and the Joe Fowler to Evansville. Cairo shows 20.9 feet, down .7. St Louis 17.2 feet and falling. Memphis 15.1 feet, down 3 in 48 hours. Cargoes include logs, lumber, and 3595 packages of merchandise for Cairo.
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John
Sunshine
Cincinnati
Memphis
H. Davis
St. Louis
Peters Lee
Kate Adams
Arkansas City
James Lee
Friar's Point
Sadié Lee
Ashport
Manchesters at Party with King and Queen
King Edward and Queen Alexandra dined with Earl and Countess Howe at Curzon House May fair London. Guests included Baron De Staal the Russian ambassador Duke and Duchess of Devonshire Duke and Duchess of Manchester Lord Rosebery A J Balfour and Lt and Mrs George Cornwallis West.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Earl and Countess Howe
Curzon House
Mayfair
Baron de Staal
Great Britain
Duke
Duchess of Devonshire
Duchess of
Manchester
Lord Rosebery
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
George Cornwallis West
Money Seventh Page Sparks Simple Idea Surge
A seventeenth century financial column hints that the seventh page will offer straightforward ideas for readers. The note frames upcoming content as accessible guidance.
Ferry Lines Schedule for Maysville and Intermediate Points
STR TACOM For MAYSVILLE AND 1IN sTERMEDIATE POINTS Leaves daily at 11 p.m. except Sunday from foot of Broadway Telephone Main 1897 INDEPENDENT STR. HELEN M. GOULD For Portsmouth and way landings Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from Coney Island Wharf foot of Vine at p.m. Phone 148 SAM PENNY WIT Master
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Indiana
Bonanza
Broadway
Main
Maysville
Helen M. Gould
Portsmouth
Way Landings
Coney Islan Wharf
Foot of Vine
Ati P.m
Sam Penny Wit
Chile Packet
Main Street
Chile
Louisville
City of
Cincinnati
Evansville Dispatch Reads Kabarg and Way Landy on Thursday
For Evansville Bowling Green Baducan Nairorings Memphis the article mentions Kabarg and Way Landy on Thursday June 12 at 5 p m. AVA Dorman General Freight Agent 222 East Front Street Tel 1490 Main.
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Bowling Green
Baducan
Nairorings
Memphis
Ava O Dorman
East Front Street
Main
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