Change yesterday ushers in Moore in Lawrenceburg noted
Ed Moore of Lawrenceburg formerly with S Y Root & Co was on change yesterday for the first time in a fh. He has recovered from a sew sick spell. Visitors registered at the Business Men's Club included Steel Barrett Harschbarger Ritter Brown Helm Reynolds and Eisenstradt. Colonel Millikin left for New York to sign consolidated sinking fund bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Moore
Lawrenceburg
S. Y. Root & Co
Business Men’s Club
George 8. Steel
Columbus
J. M. Barrett
Brookville
A. L.harschbarger
H. Ritter
Tippecanoe City
Chas. N. Brown
Kearney
Nebd
J. B. Helm
Louisville
H. N. Reynolds
Dayton
Albert Eisenstradt
W. P. Rogers
New York
Paul Millikin
Consolidated Sinking Fund
Sinking Fund
Taft
Carrel
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and 14900 Chances
The notice explains a prize contest where one person and nine friends each contribute an estimate. Each participant has ten chances to win any of the 1490 prizes, creating 14,900 opportunities to win a portion of the 24000 dollar pot.
Sam Brown Moves Blue Grass Farm to New Property
Special Despatch reports Sam Brown paying over $33,000 for the 307 acre Sam Salyers farm near Iron Works Pike, adjoining Walnut Hall Stud. Brown will move brood mares and stallions including Blue Wing Troubadour and Garry Herrman to the new Rathiana Stud site. He plans to shipager Boy Trainer Peter Wimmer to Kentucky for stud duties after leaving for New York to watch the Suburban Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Max Samuels
Sam Salyers
Iron Works Pike
Walnut Hall
Blue Wing
Troubadour
Garry Herrman
Agers
Peter Wimmer
Kentucky
Orrow
New York
Commercial Tribune Tips from City Racing Cards
A compact listing of race names and entries across districts including Gravesend Harlem St Louis and St Cuthbert. Names such as Odawaha-Graden-Windmere Sparkle Esher-Pride of Galore-Sweet Jane and Egyptian Prince-Vincennes-Peat appear alongside others like First Chord and Easy Winepress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windmere
Supthrift—Grand Opera
Price
Sparkle Esher
Sweet Jane
Janice
First Chord
Special train via Lowsville and Na Railroad schedule
Special train from Pearl and Butler Fourth street stations at 7 30 a m departs by June 16. Tickets on sale at Cincinnati Covington Newport and Latonia. Returning leaves Louisville First and Water street station in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowsville & Na Railroad
Pearl and
Butler Fourth Street
Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Latonia
Louisville
First and
Water Street
Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Promised Mental Ease
An advice styled note urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and send in an estimate to settle worries and clear their minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Miss Genevieve Hecker Stars In Metro Golf Match
In New York June 12, the second round of women’s metropolitan match play at Essex Country Club featured champion Genevieve Hecker defeating Ruth Underhill 7 up 6 to play after a round of fast golf. Hecker posted about 77 for 18 holes, with three holes not completed. Other results: Helene Hernandez beat Grace Ellis 2 up 1 to play, Mrs. Shoppen beat C G Willis 4 up 2 to play, and Mrs. Manice beat N P Rogers 3 up 1 to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Essex Country Club
Genevieve Hecker
Miss Hecker
Ruth Underhill
Hecker
Miss Underhill
William Shoppen
C. G. Willis
Morris County
Helene Hernandez
Orange
Grace Ellis
Baltusrol
Essex County
Baltursol
A. Manice
N. ‘P. Rogers
Big Handicaps to be Increased in Value
Plans by Phil Dwyer and Brooklyn and Coney Island Jockey Clubs would raise the Brooklyn and Suburban Handicaps to 20000 dollars each next year from 10000. Dwyer and officials favor doubling stakes, arguing racing has matured and can support the old values. The announcement came at J G Follansbee’s Astoria Cup day dinner. Brooklyn started in 1884 and Suburban in 1887, both once valued at 20000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Phil Dwyer
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Jockey Clubs
Dwyer
J. H. Bradford
Coney Island Jockey Club
J. G. Follansbee
Heikes Wins First Prize in Memphis Gun Club Tourney
In Memphis Tennessee the three days shooting tournament at the Memphis Gun Club concluded with Rolla Heikes of Ohio taking the professional class first prize with a 464 average. Phellis and Squiers, both of Cincinnati, tied for second at 454. In the amateur class E4 Cole of Baltimore, using the name Burke, won first prize with a 453 average, Abe Frank of Memphis was second with 449.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Rolla Heikes
Ohio
Phellis
Cincinnati
Squiers
E4 Cole
Baltimore
Burke
Abe Frank
Cincinnati Varsity Hires Chez to Lead Football Revival
Anthony W Chez arrives as the new physical director and football coach for Cincinnati Varsity. He aims to rally available material for a fall team and restore athletic vitality once seen in the school. The student body elected a new athletics board led by President Victor Kilpatrick and Secretary Paul Howard Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Anthony W Chez
Chez
Victor Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Paul Howard Jones
Messrs. Reemelin
Jones
Buck
Ways and
Diverse Racecard Entries Across Multiple Thoroughbred Events
A long list of weights entries and horse names across six to seven races, including first race selling near ½ mile with entrants like Marathisa Maldan Odawaha and Satin. Additional races cover maiden fillies, two year olds handicap, steeplechase handicap, and selling events with numerous horses and weights such as Grand Opera White Crest Bensonhuret Tugal Bey and Gl entwood. The card presents a dense catalog of runners with assigned weights for each race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Cottage
Charles W. Meyer
Malster
Basuto
Candling
Windmere
Judge Waddell
Sweet Tooth
Satin
Swamplands
Cormorant
Ben Howard
Criterion
Price
Grand Opera
White Crest
Connecticut
Ithan
Sparkle Esher
Kentucky Rose
Rink
Roxboro
Miss Louise
Sadie O
Wilhelmina
Little Adele
Dunluce
Briers
Witfall
Pride of Galoree
Maintain
Sweet Jane
Figarden
Gold Money
Ethics
Smart Set
Hindred
Windtor
Janice
Alsike
Bensonhuret
Afrikander
Dr. Saylor
First Chord
Hackensack
Tugal Bey
Anna Daly
Satire
Phelma Paxton
Stella WW
Einus
Henry Clay Rye
Agnes D
Lone Fish
Cougar
Locket
Prince Richard
Fonselee
Tod Sloan jailed in Paris for dangerous driving
Paris June 12 Tod Sloan American jockey was jailed for two days for "scorching" with an automobile in the Bois de Boulogne. The judge refused a fine due to the flagrant offense despite police warnings. Sloan’s reckless driving reputation and past accidents are noted, with commentary on his racing career and danger to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Tod Sloan
Bois de Boulogne
Sloan
Sioan
Trouville
Fournier
Charron
American Derby Here Promises Higher Class Competition
Secretary James Howard released a starter color list for the American Derby to be run a week from Saturday. He said this year’s field appears stronger than in the last two years, with Eastern horses favored to perform well and seven definite starters named including Heno Hermis Arsenal Owenton McChesney Cunard and Cruzados from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Chicago
James Howard
Mr. Howard
Ypost
Heno
Hermis
Arsenal
Owenton
McChesney
Cunard
Cruzados
Belle Meade Yearlings Fetch Prices at Gravesend Sale
New York report shows Ger W H Jackson & Son Nashville horses sold in paddock with prices from $500 to $2100. Multiple colts and fillies by Imp Loyalist Huron Inspector B Tithonus and other sires commanded sums up to $2100 at Gravesend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belle Méade
Ger. W. H. Jackson & Son
Nashville
Ch. c
Inspector B
W. J. Arkell
B. F
Wanda
B .c
Vestige
George Hendrie
Huron
Sir
T. F. Welch
Br. c
W. Hueston
B. c
Longstreet
Arra
T. J. Healy
Imp. Madison
Tenney
Netroma
Brown
Imp. Tithonus
Inspectress
J. Fay
Huron—New Era
Oance
Inspector B.—Mantilla
Smith
Penitence II
Gardner
Aan Tithonus
Mae Belle
William Gurst
Br. F
Dandie—Dimont
Louise T
A. White
Gluccolo
J. W. Schorr
Shadow
J. E. Gardner
Thommie Belle
Nellie Grand
J. Smith
Marianne
Imp
Yale Selects Hinkle for Summer Football Training
Captain George B. Chadwick of Yale picks eleven hopefuls for summer workouts to shape the 1930 squad. Among named players is Arthur Howard Hinkle Jr. of Cincinnati, a Sheffield Scientific School freshman who will train for half back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New Haven
Track results at Ft Erie race day slow overall
Buffalo NY June 12 track at Ft Erie featured six standard races with winners Hutch Miller Opuntia Laura F M Presgrave and Lord Farandole each taking a first place in seven furlongs six furlongs four and one half furlongs one mile and a steeplechase handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ft. Erie
Hutch Miller
St. Wood
Ocie Brooks
Opuntia
the Mirage
Mazzara
Laura F. M
Stand Pat
Lorne
Subscribing: a nudge to action in concise prompt
A brief, direct message urging readers to act now and subscribe without overthinking. It frames commitment as simple and immediate, encouraging immediate engagement.
Richmond Fair Announces Week of Racing Purses
The Richmond Fair and Race Association released a speed program for September 2 to 5 featuring trots and paces with purses totaling 3725 dollars. Events include 2:40 trot 300, 2:19 pace 300, mile dash 75 on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Fair and Race Association Today
North Cincinnati Turners Hold Fourth Field Day and Entries
The North Cincinnati Turners stage their fourth annual field day at Gymnasium Park after a 2:30 p.m. game against the Gyms and Norwoods. President Hoefie presides as officials and judges are named, with events ranging from 50‑yard dashes to hammer throw and a 100‑yard swimming contest, featuring numerous entrants across juniors and members categories.
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North Cincinnati
Hoefie
Norwoods
Frank Mills
Morris Longenecker
A. A. Knoch
A. Poos
Henry Ehemann
Dr. Rettich
Edw. Knorr
Fr. Horner
Moor
Otto J. Hoefie
Charles Watters
George Singer
Gustav Stecher
Hubert Angenbrandt
Herman Knorr
Fr. Cleb
Ar. Henke
H. Fritz
Ed Wagner
Ph. Eid
H. Thielen
Ch. Scheuermann
J. Emmert
Leo Brumleve
A. Schiel
W. Finkelmeier
R. Pauli
H. Fier
Fr. Emmert
Henry Riechers
H. Alberts
L. Finkelmeier
R. Schledorn
Dr. Gelhaar
H. Krulle
Rob. Schledorn
G. Butterm Ler
W. Chapmann
H. Schiel
Behlendorf
Erich Bacharach
Marriage Licenses and Bann Marriages List
A Detroit area notices list multiple marriage licenses for Isaac W. Jones with Carrie L. Artingstall and several other pairs, naming ages and occupations. It also records bann marriages reported to Probate Court including John H Niehaus with Catherine Brinker and many other pairs with their respective officiants and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Niehaus
Catherine Brinker
B. Moeller
Joseph Frommeyer
Rosa Reith
Christoph Schmidt
Anna Schoebel
Hilary Hoelscher
Herman Lenning
Elizabeth
Paulj
Gregory Fangman
James Kelly
Catherine McKee
C. Teylor
Peter Heidkamp
Clara Maloney
George Basel
Michael Scan
Margaret Honn
Jonegh
Johrmann
Mathilda Schierberg
Ler
Chess Bentz
Clara Steigerwald
A. Hemmersbach
Gerhard Pet
Mary Bishop
F. Kempe
John Schulte
Emma Schmitt
F. Kemper
Joseph Connell
Mary Kelley
D. O’ Meara
de Weber
Elizabeth Malfoy
O'Meara
Masonic Special Conclave and Funeral Notices
A special conclave of Cincinnati Commandery No. 3 Knights Templars set for Friday June 13 at 4 p.m. to confer the Order of the Temple with banquet at 6 p.m. Eminent Commander William L. Meyer presides. Harmony Lodge No. 2 F and A Masonic Temple at 11 45 a m Friday to attend funeral services for John Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Knights Templars
Order of the Temple
William L. Meyer
Masonic
Harmony Lodge
A. Mu
Masonic Temple
John Knight
Foreclosure Notice In Hamilton County Ohio Case No. 51683
United States Mortgage and Trust Company files a foreclosure petition in Cincinnati Ohio for Lot 19 on Hugh F Kemper division and Lot 6 of David R Kemper subdivision. Nonresidents Hugh Kemper residing in Los es California and Howard W Kemper of Kingman Arizona are named in the notice. The mortgage debt includes principal, interest to date and taxes, with sale to satisfy the debt under the mortgage terms. Morison R. Waite is attorney for the plaintiff United States Mortgage & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kemper
Loses
California
Howard W. Kemper
Ding
Kingman
Arizona
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
New York
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
M. Ae
R. Kem
H. Kemper
Hamilton
Ohio
Hugh F. Kemper
James Kemper
David R.kemper
United
ATS Mortgage & Trust
Morison R. Waite
Death notices from local paper list several funerals
Archiable infant son of Robert C and Lotta Archiable died last Tuesday. Funeral from Oakley Avenue Hyde Park Friday at 9 am. Burial private. Donald Bailey grandson of Mr and Mrs Bailey died June 11 at mother's home 435 Laurel Street. Funeral services June 13 at 2:30 pm. Sudden death of Frederick Denghausen 82. Funeral Saturday 10 am Rapid Run Pike Price Hill. John Knight born Scotland 1868 died June 11. Funeral June 18 from John H Foote’s residence Norwood. George Perry 56 died June 12 Dayton Ky. Funeral June 14 St John’s Episcopal Dayton Ky. Kate Magill Startsman aged 6. Funeral notice to follow. Emma Walker 68 died June 12. Funeral June 15 2 pm burial private. Flowers omitted.
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Robert C
Lotta Archiable
Oakley Avenue
Hyde Park
Bailey
Donnald B.bailey
Chas
Martha L. Bailey
Chattinger
B. P. Bailey
Laurel Street
Denghausen
Frederick Denghausen
Price Hill
Knight—John
Broughty Ferry
Scotland
John H. Foote
Maple Avenue
Norwood
Perry
George Perry
Eighth Avenue
Dayton
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Startsman
Kate Magill
John W. Startsman
Walker
Emma Walker
Eliphalet Walker
Special sale on lace nets and fabrics at Caldwell’s Lace House
Caldwell’s Importing Lace House advertises huge reductions on laces nets silks and chiffons including Duchesse and point laces flounces collars and handkerchiefs at up to 75 percent off rival prices. Shoppers urged to inspect these unusual bargains at 32 West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwells Importing
Fourth St
Stockholders Meeting Notice for Cincinnati Co Ma and Wooster Turnpike
The seventy fourth annual meeting of the stockholders of the Cincinnati Co Ma and Wooster Turnpike Company is set for Monday July 7 at the company office Swift No 15 E Room Wa at o oclock a m President C Compton presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati, Co- Ma and Wooster Turnpike Company
Com
Swiftee
E.pany
C. Compton
Funeral Notice for John Kni Held in Norwood
Cincinnati Chapter No 2 R A M notifies members of funeral for John Kni at the residence of John H e on June 13. Runck H P J W Kahler Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Kni
John H. E
Wne Avenue
Norwood
F. Runck
H. P. J. W. Kahler
Sealed bids invited for Clark alley improvements
Sealed proposals will be received until 12 oclock noon on Friday June 27 1902 for Clark alley from Vine Street to 65 ae 223.50 feet east grading curbs and pavement with brick with plans and specifications on file in the Chief Engineer and Public Service offices. Bids must be endorsed with name and address and accompanied by two sureties and printed forms. The board reserves right to reject any or all bids. By direction of the board ERT ALLISON President GEO F HOLMES Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Clark Alley
Vine Street
Office
the Aid of Public Service
Ert Allison
Geo. F. Holmes
City to issue seventy five thousand dollar Avenue Pavement Bonds
Resolution by the Cincinnati Board of Public Services authorizes the Clerk to issue Avenue Pavement Bonds totaling 75 000 dollars under Ohio law. If trustees refuse, sealed proposals will be invited. Bonds issued June 1 1902 bear 3 14 percent interest, mature June 1 1922, with coupons semiannual. Proceeds go to the Avenue Pavement Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Services
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
State of Ohio
State of
U. S
Furth
Sing Fund
A.D
Board of Service
BT. Allison
B. P
F. Holmes
Notice to Contractors Ohio 1902 bid call for bridge substructure work
Hamilton County Ohio issues a notice to contractors bidding by July 1 for destruction of the Duck Creek bridge substructure in Columbia Township. Bids on blank forms require two sureties totaling $500. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Eugene L. Lewis, County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commie- Rpors
Duck Creek
Fairview Avenue
Columbia Township
Tha
County Ad
Board of County Commers
Board of Hamilton Cosme Commissioners
Eugene L. Lewis
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L. W. Dewey
Blanchester, C
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H. M. Reynolds
Dayton, CO
Anthony Schmitt
Cairo
Ill
W. H. Demeel
Adams Express Company
the St. Nicholas
G. P. Thurber
Pittsburg
Bullock Electrical Company
Guy Fulton
E. L. Gesh
Globe-Wernicke Company
Waldo
Detroit
Rawn
Deer Park
O. P. McCarty
Central Passenger Association
Mr. McCarty
Indianapolis
Springfield
Co. B. Ryan
J. D. Potts
Mr. Potts
Lynch
Big Four
Turner
Dayton, O
George R. Black
C., H. & I. Railroad
Chas. Stralls
Palace Hotel
Robert Neal
University
Tallahassee, Fla
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Urulitii
White Cloud Steam Laundry
Sam Brown
Blue Grass Farm
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Irma’s Choice
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Henry Ziegler
Howard Hinkle, JR
YALE
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G. H. Lowry
George Rekart
Jeweler
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Irene K. Ginter
Dayton Street
Mr. Robinson
James W. Criner
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Maud Hull
Race Street
Tos Eeeachor
Baker
Central Avenue
Rosador
George A. Lock
Barboursville
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Pollard
Louis Dratch
Preaser
Lena Schorr
Frank.h. Schaefer
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Clifton Avenue
Christina Wolf
Falke Street
Haefner
Charles M. Epply
el Prevena Vista Place
Alice Moloney
McMillan Street
Eisenlohr
William P. Rogers
New York City
Carrie Teasedale
Lincoln Avenue
McKibbin
Albert N. Marzluff
Augusta M. Metcalf
Henry C. Strauss
Grace A. Haas
Gillbert Avenue
Groseman
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WM. Miller Range & Furnace CO
Postoffice Square
D. H. Baldwin & CO
W. 4Th St
Joseph Thill JR & CO
Erne Heim Co
Robt. H. Shoemaker
Pike ST
WM. V. Ebersole & CO
Fourth
Sycamore
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Greenway Avenue
Laclede Avene
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Board of
Way Avenue
Edwin O. Bathgate
Board of Legislation
Edwin Henderson
GEO. J. Brill
George J. Brill
R. Jes . McCombs
Department of the Inspector of Buildings
City of Cincinnati
Addit
Inspector of Buildings
Conttaancie
Edwin
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Asiene
Ichie Bros. Watches
West Fourth Street
Caldwell
Lace House
Leelanau Hotel
Omena
Mich
Lewis Voight
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Grandview Avenue
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