Brush and Lloyd Hold Fast to Cincinnati Baseball Club
The article defends John Brush and N Ashley Lloyd as top owners of the Cincinnati Club, arguing they will not exit baseball amid criticism. It discusses past player purchases, bids for stars, how management handled Ewing era losses, and the club’s strategy to field strong teams while addressing public opinion and league dynamics.
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John T. Brush
N. Ashley Lloyd
Cincinnati Baseball Club
Mr. Brush
Cincinnati Club
William Ewing
Cincinnati
Simon
Brush
Washington
Messrs
Lloyd
Reds
Messrs. Brush
Ewing
Selbach
Taylor
Crawford
Barrett
Scott
Newton
McGraw
Robinson
Jimmy Slagel
Philadelphia
Slagel
Keister
St. Louis
Orioles
Breitenstein
Joe Quinn
Allen
Harry Steinfeldt
Steinfeldt
Geler
Quinn
McPhee
Corcoran
Charley Irwin
Peitz
Marty Bergen
Bostons
Heinie
Hartzel
Heydon
Goar
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Baltimore
Watkins
Ter
Buelow
Young
Powell
O'Connor
Jack
O’ Connor
Robbie
Jones
Pe Weyhing
Thomas
McGann
Wallace
Burkett
Jess
Donlin
Mike
Walnut Hills Boys Defeated by Steele in Dayton Meet
Walnut Hills High School track and field teams fell 67 to 50 to Steele High School at the Fair Grounds Dayton. C Lauer won the 40 yard dash in 0 8 35. W Brasher took the 100 yard dash in 310 3 5. E Byrne won the 22 yard dash. R Binkley claimed the 440 and 880 yard runs, with 0 55 and 2 36 respectively. Kreusinger won the 120 yard hurdles and 220 yard hurdles. G R Malone won the shot put 12 feet 3% inches. C McClelland won the high jump. W S Zwicks won the hammer with 117 feet 2% inches.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Walnut Hills High School
Steele High School
Fair Grounds
Deyton
C. Lauer
W. Brasher
E. Byrne
R. Binkley
G. W. Kreusinger
E. Frankenstein
G. R. Malone
C. McClelland
Zwick
Sheriff Holds It After Writ of Possession in State Treasurer Case
In Bankfort Kentucky on June 16 the transfer of the State Treasurer office from Republican to Democrat faced a hitch. Assistant Treasurer Wendell Long asked Treasurer Day about transfer to Democrat claimant Hager, delaying surrender. Day distant in Breathitt County, and Long followed Attorney Lewis Edelen guidance. Judge Hager obtained a writ of possession and the sheriff now holds the treasurer’s office.
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Commercial Tribune
Bankfort
Wendell Long
Day
Hager
M R. Day
Breathitt County
Cincinnati Firm Wins Award From Nicaragua Over 1894 Damages
The State Department reports the arbitrator General E. P. Alexander awarded damages to the Post-Glover Company of Cincinnati and Orr & Laubenheimer of New Orleans for losses at Bluefields during Nicaragua’s 1894 revolution. Orr & Laubenheimer claimed 19000 dollars and received 7000. The Post-Glover Company received 1402 dollars, the full claim.
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Washington
State Department
E. P. Alexander
Savannah
Post- Glover Company
Cincinnati
Orr & Laubenheimer
New Orleans
Bluefields
Post-Glover Company
Kootenai Miners Strike Shuts Down Gold Fields
Vancouver reports a looming strike in the Kootenai mining district as 2000 muckers plan to stop work tonight and resume Monday amid wage disputes. J Roberston of Nelson warns of wider stoppages if negotiations fail. most miners earn 250 to 260 a day, a few 3 a day, with aims to standardize the rate.
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British Columbia
Vancouver
B. C
Kootenai
J. Roderick Robertson
Nelson
South Kootenaia Board of Trade
Muckers
Decameron stars in remarkable steeplechase at Brookline
In Boston Decameron won the Duke's Cup Steeplechase after a rider was thrown at the fourth jump. He continued over all obstacles, finished fifth at the stretch and surged to win by two lengths. Sam Assur, trainer, hails the ride as unmatched sagacity and speed.
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Frank Robison
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tebeau
Jimmy McAleer
Boston
Bostons
Mr. Robison
Duffy
Tommy McCarthy
Pat
Mr. Robinson
J. E. Grillo
Latonia
Ed Hopper
Greatland
Salvarse
Lord Zeni
Charley Price
Hopper
Secretary Hopper
Price
Star of Bethlehem
Enghurst
Charlie O’brien
F. H. Hickok
Dandy H
Decameron
Brookline
Hickok
Liverpool
Cosmopolitan
Mars Chan
Trillion
Red Pat
Sam Assur
Thompson and Benton Lead in Whist Tournament Totals
The article lists scores from a whist tournament including Thompson leading with 17.45 and a contested second place between McDiarmid and Watts. It notes Prize Hill Whist Club play results with Miss Murdock and Miss Harkness and others, and mentions the final meeting of the season with Miss Murdock.
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RENE
Ween
Cavticaa Vesaes Toons
Boyden
TAMOE
Schiedemantle
Arbor
Foster
Bi—Burt
Jonnson
Biack
Comstock
J. DY
Bi—Burgoyne
Phillips
Bruuee
Bergies
Crawford
Murdock
Harkness
Burhman
Resor
Titus
Nelson
H. Hannaford
F. Hannaford
Closterman
Sealing Arbitration Pact Nearer Between U S and Russia
Ambassador Tower reports success in arranging a basis for arbitration over U S sealers claims against Russia for illegal seizures off the Siberian coast. The claims total about 200000 dollars and Dr Asser, a Dutch publicist, is chosen as arbitrator. The next step is drafting a protocol to submit the case to the arbitrator.
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U. S
Russia
Washington
Ambassador Tower
St. Petersburg
State Department
United States
Siberian
Asser
Mr. Tower
Played William Tell Turns Serious in Marksmanship Game
In St Louis on June 16 Robert Hoesle 12 and Gordon Collier 9 used a revolver while reenacting William Tell. Collier aimed at a brick but struck Hoesle in the cheek. the wound is serious. Local authorities investigated the incident.
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Overton
St. Louis
Chicago
Robert Hoesle
Gordon Collier
William Tell
Wil Tell
Hoesle
Collier
Niagara Falls Hosts Ten Annual American Whist Congress
The tenth annual American Whist Congress will attract many players to Niagara Falls. The location offers easy access and generous arrangements for comfort and happiness of members, promising a large, enthusiastic gathering and a event of pleasure and profit for whist enthusiasts.
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Niagara Falls
League
Knickerbockers Win A. W. L. Trophy Match
The Knickerbocker Whist Club of New York defeats Albany Club 21 to 12 to claim the American Whist League trophy. Captains C. R. Watson and C. R. Snow lead their teams, with long-suit openings decided for consistency. Niagara Falls hosts the next league congress in July.
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Reds
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
Barrett
Crawford
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Demont
Selbach
Doyle
Flick
Keeler
Hamilton
Jennings and Sheckard
Mertes
Donovan
Keister
Lavie
Thomas
Mercer
Long
Smith
Cross
Slagle
Beaumont
McGraw
Jones
Davie
Gleason
Wagner
McGann
Kelley
Dahlen
McCarthy
Steinfeldt
van Wauren
Ritchey
Burkett
J. Louis
Lowe
Stahl
Ryand
Chance
Beckley
Irwin
Bowerman
McFar
Clark
Cooley
Dullard
Fry
McFarland
Peitz
Zimmer
Delphia
Robinson
Donohue
Douglass
Phila
Knickerbocker
Knickerbocker Club
Niagara Falls
Knickerbockers
C. R. Watson
W. E. Watkins
E. Eliot, Jr
C. R. Cramer
Albany
C. R. Snow
Robert Olcott
Albert Rathborne
Beers Stamp Discount Upheld by Appeals Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed Judge Kohlsaat in favor of Chicago breweries seeking a 7 percent discount on stamp tax under the Dingley act. Manhattan Brewing Co. had sued Collector Coyne for $5900 after buying stamps before the act took effect. The ruling cites a Cincinnati decision and signals possible Supreme Court review.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Kohlsaat
Manhattan Brewing Company
Coyne
United States
Bethea
Supreme Court
John R McLean Sails for Europe
John R McLean of Cincinnati sailed from New York aboard the Cunard Compania and declined to confirm a $25,000 personal check to Mr Bryan for the Democratic campaign fund. He would not discuss the Democratic vice presidential nomination or Admiral Dewey's affairs, directing questions to the Admiral's recent interview.
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Dewey
New York
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
Europe
Cunard
Compania
McLean
Bryan
Admiral Dewey
Do you want a house and lot Read the Commercial Tribune
A Sunday edition promotes housing opportunities with listings and notices. The Commercial Tribune highlights available house and lot options, property details, and contact information for buyers in a real estate feature.
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