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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1902

Page

7

St Hera Wins Cincinnati Hotel Handicap at Close of Meet

St Hera led from start to finish to win the Cincinnati Hotel Handicap in a driving finish over Adalante with Aledi next. Battiste rode a strong late surge to seal the victory as Alfred Wargrave and Jim Clark also featured in a day of solid racing with favorites performing well.

Adalante St. Hera Joseph Whitney Pugh Pugh Joseph Aledi Castro Colonel Pugh Alfred Wargrave Jim Clark Archie Hera Alfred Vargrave Little Battiste Horoe S&s. F Alf. Wargrave Jim’ Clark Ben Aledi Wuledi B. G St. Saviour Miss Hera Minder

Pugh Wins Latonia Hotel Handicap As Family Cheer Soars

Joe Pugh's Latonia win lifts spirits as his 75-year-old mother, visiting friends in Milldale, hears of his success. The day spawns jockey movements, track officials' plans, and market talk on horses like Aledi and Six Shooter, with Mollasses-haIR Mose Goldblatt snagging two wins and a single first.

Joe Pugh Pugh Milldale Latonia St. Hera Aledi Chicago Rome Six Shooter Mose Goldblatt Mose

Atlas National Bank Sure Thing Lottery Pitch

A lure promises a chance at a $34 000 payoff from Atlas National Bank. The brief notes “1 49 chances” to win and directs readers to the tenth page for details of the offer.

Form Chart Through The Lines Of A Racing Meet

The report chronicles a racing event with horses like Flop Maggie Felix Eleven Bells and Autumn Leaves. Notes on times pace interference and rider ability appear, including claims that some horses underperformed while others showed potential with better handling.

Atlas National Bank Prize Draw Details

In Atlas National Bank news brief it notes $34 000 in the prize pool and 1 490 chances to win a share. Readers are directed to see the tenth page for full details and eligibility.

Atlas National Bank

Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures Summary

A list of ships arriving and sailing on June 19 across Europe and North America. Vessels include The Phonecia from Genoa to New York, The St Louis from New York to Southampton, The Germanic from New York to Queenstown, Bremen La Touraine Haverford Saxonia Boston and other liners. Several ships depart Cherbourg, Queenstown, and Liverpool.

New York Genoa Southampton St. Louis Queenstown Haverford Philadelphia Saxonia Boston Havre Seattle Hong Kong Ivernia Liverpool Quefpnstown Majestic Antwerp Pennland Plymouth Prinzess Victoria Luise Cherbourg Hamburg New England Rotterdam Potsdam Boulogne Sur Mer

Noted Mexican Librarian Holds Priceless Americana Collection

In Mexico City private libraries abound with 4000 to 10000 volumes. Don Jose Maria de Agreda, librarian of the national museum, preserves priceless Americana on Latin American discovery and early settlement. A cultured antiquarian, he is praised as a fitting historian of the City of Mexico.

Mexico Latin America Don Jose Maria de Agreda National Museum Senor Agreda

Senate panel backs favorable report on immigration bill

Washington June 19 The Senate Committee on Immigration authorized Senator Penrose to offer a favorable report on the House immigration restriction bill. Amendments adjusted the educational test provision to align with the original Senate bill.

Washington Senate Committee On Immigration Today Penrose Senate

Latonia Races Report From June 19 1902 Card

Latonia Kentucky June 19 1902 weather clear fast track Presiding Judge Charles Price Starter Jake Holtman first race purse four hundred for three year olds and up six furlongs results show Orla winner with Pompino and Staff in close pursuit second race Nugget and Jessie Jarboe high lighted by fast pace third Rats and Travers engaged in six furlong handicap Travers edges Ratlin fourth Cincinnati Hotel Spring Handicap mile winner Arch ie with Hera and Adalante in the mix fifth two year old selling six furlongs Maghoni wins with Bridal March and Doc Wood close behind.

Alfred Wargrave Orla Staff Mose Goldblatt Pompino King Talius Irvin Nugget Dade Jessie Jarboe Remp Francis Reis Jack Ratlin Travers Goldblatt Nag Maghoni Goldblatt Bridal March Pfirman Sir Christopher Ciales Latonia B. c Goldcrest Spaldis Jessie Jarho Kemp Lute s'Fonso Scottie Hinedale Nelse Morris Jessie Firing

Miners Accuse Strikers of Dynamite Attack in Mine

Bodies of Henry Hartson and Peat Hartson arrive in Roanoke from Williamson West Virginia after an explosion blamed on strikers. A miner says about twenty five workers were at the scene when armed strikers demanded they come out and dynamite was thrown into a shaft, killing five and wounding several. The strike action is said to continue in the Chesapeake and Ohio fields.

Roanoke Henry Hartson Peat Hartson Williamson W. Va Chesapeake & Ohio West Virginia

Soup Fashion Bans Potage In Paris Kitchens

In Paris cooks condemn fashionable shift away from hot soup as cold consommé becomes the only allowed first course. The new trend aims to preserve pale complexions, forcing cooks to abandon elaborate reloutes and vegetable creams for a simple cold broth and plain bowls.

Lordon Paris

Tenfold Brain Trust Contest Offers 1490 Prizes

A promotional pitch asks readers to gather nine friends to contribute ideas and submit estimates to win one of 1490 prizes in a $34 006 prize contest. The scheme promotes collective input to improve chances.

Pressmen reelect Higgin as union president in Baltimore

Martin P. Higgins of Charlestown Massachusetts was reelected President of the International Printing Pressment and Assistants Union. E. E. Randall of Toronto and Charles Johns of Cincinnati were named first and second vice presidents. William J. Webb of New York became secretary treasurer. Cincinnati will host next year’s convention. Delegates must wear union-made clothing and members will smoke only blue label cigars.

Baltimore Martin P. Higgins Charlestown Mass International Printing Pressment and Assistants’ Union E. E. Randall Toronto Charles Johns Cincinnati William J. Webb New York

Judge Austin and the $10 Worth of Defense

A Milwaukee lawyer recalls a Criminal Court case where a guilty defendant urged the attorney to say something. The prisoner whispered that he had paid only $10, and the judge and room heard the plea. The judge then credited the lawyer with his $10, clearing the defendant.

Austin Milwaukee Austin Tal Ton

A Good Sign

Conversation between a professor and Miss Katherine on amiability as a sign of weakness or strength in life.

Detroit Free Press Katherine

The Poor Buy Necessaries In Expensive Retail Towns

Ainslee's Magazine notes the East Side poor spend on small luxuries while facing high per unit costs for essentials. It observes that bargaining poverty, lack of storage, and carriage of coal at retail rates raise expenses, making even basic goods costly for the very poor and often cheaper for the rich who buy in bulk.

Ainslee New York

Unsettled weather gives way to cooler high pressure

The south and west face unsettled conditions while a new high pressure area from the northwest promises clearer skies and cooler weather in coming days. Cincinnati's June 19 data show a cloudy day with a maximum of 86 and minimum 64, plus measurable rainfall and temperature deficits for the period.

United States Weather Bureau Cincinnati Tenaity

Midwest and Southern States See Clouds and Showers

Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia expect showers and cooler conditions. Northern areas rise in clouds with warmer pockets in the east. southern portions face Friday showers then fair Saturday with variable winds. Weather shifts across the region with unsettled spring-like conditions.

Ohio Kentucky Indiana West Virginia

Departures list for Pomeroy Madison and Louisville

The River shows scheduled departures from Pomeroy Madison Louisville with times for Maysville Tacoma M P Wells Levi J Workum City of Louisville and other vessels. Advertised departures include Bonanza on June 21 and ongoing routes to Tacoma M Wells Workum Lizzie Bay City of Cincinnati and Avalon with dates in June.

Pomeroy Bonanza Maysville Tacoma WELLS Levi J. “Workum Lizzie Bay Louiisville City OF Cincinnati Vicksburg Avalon

Marvels of modern science outshine Baron Munchausen legends

The piece contrasts Baron's tall tales with late 19th century feats. It highlights Marconi’s wireless Atlantic message, a Tennessee man’s atmospheric signaling device, a Chicago professor’s life principle breakthrough, and a quip about wealth without work.

Baron Munchausen Marconi Atlantic Tennessee England Chicago

River stage update Cincinnati shows flood rise

The Ohio River at Cincinnati reached 9.9 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday, climbing 3 feet in the last 24 hours as flood conditions expand along the river.

Ohio Cincinnati

River Vessels Schedule Near Memphis and Beyond

The jamb of river traffic reports Flotsam and Jetsam entering the harbor with coal. The Henry M. Stanley departs with excursionists bound for Charleston and the Kanawha River. Avalon sails from Memphis for Lower Ohio and Mississippi River ports as far south as Vicksburg next Thursday. Indiana is today’s Pomeroy packet leaving Broadway at 5 p.m. Levi J. Workum heads to Madison today. Tacoma sails tonight for Maysville and intermediate points. M. P. Wells runs to Chile at 2 p.m. City of Louisville departs for Louisville at 5 p.m.

J. B. Lewis River Henry M. Stanley Charleston Kanawha River Avalon Memphis Ohio Mississippi River Vicksburg Indiana Pomeroy Broadway Levi J. Workum Madison Dom Tacoma Maysville M. P. Wells Chile Louisville

Woman Joins Choir for Money and New Hat

A Chicago Post snippet recalls a woman who, not a professional singer, accepts a $20 singing offer to join a choir. She earns money and ends up in a prominent choir gallery, leading to a costly new hat.

Fire Destroyed Carriage on Panhandle Tracks

A caricadee key on the Panhandle tracks at Niagara street was set ablaze by a motive last night at 11 20 o clock and was completely destroyed.

Niagara Street

We’re Getting On Fine Census Quote From 1920

A Chicago News feature quotes a census official saying Uncle Sam has an island for every person in his domain. The remark notes rapid growth and suggests the number may soon reach two islands per person.

Chicago News Sam

A Sue Thing See 1490 Chances to a Piece

A cryptic snippet hints at a legal or personal matter centered on a sue and a share. It references 1490 chances or options relating to obtaining a portion, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable in the fragment.

London Author Dies At The Start Of June

London reports the death of a noted author on June 1, raising tributes from literary circles. The writer known for influential novels passed away in the capital, leaving a legacy across contemporary and historical works.

Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Offers Mind Relief

Readers are urged to subscribe by sending in a payment estimate to ease ongoing worries about debt. The notice promotes a quick action to settle concerns and begin receiving the paper.

The Commercial Tribune

River gauge updates and riverboat news across towns

River stages vary across towns with observations from Warren to Huntington. New towboats Cadet and Carbon named by the coal company. water rising and falling at several gauges, with several departures and arrivals noted along the Ohio and Monongahela valleys.

Commercial Tribune Warren River Brownsville Greensboro Cherry Elizabeth Rose Hite Pittsburg River Coal Combination Cadet and Carbon Allegheny Monongahela Bessie Smith Parkersburg Wheeling Greenwood Lorena H. K. Bedford Hinton Charleston Kanawha Falls Huntington Catlettsburg Ohio River H. M. Stafford Pikey Down Big Sandy

River gauges and river traffic update from multiple ports

Reports show varied river levels and conditions across ports. White House 5 feet, Tug River 4 feet at Warfield, PT Pleasant 6 feet and falling, Portsmouth 9 feet and rising, Louisville canal 4 feet 9 inches, Evansville 5.5 feet falling, Paducah 7.3 feet with several vessels active, Cairo at 20.5 feet and falling, Memphis 13.7 feet with the Avalon sailing to Cincinnati.

White House Warfield Otto Marmet BE. R. Andrews Mr. Clare George Matheson D. T. Lane Bonanza Portsmouth Louisville Columbia Evansville J. B. Finley Paducah Mary Stewart Golconda John 8 Hopkins Dick Fowler Cairo Thomas Parker Joppa Tennessee Tennessee River Ao Inverness Tennessee Iver

Military Officials Accused of Bribery in Poltava Hearing

A military court at Poltava in South Russia began hearings on Captain Krichetsky and 63 others including 27 recruits. They are charged with accepting bribes from recruits who were freed from service. The case alleges bribery spanning many years.

ST. Petersburg Poltava Russia Krichetsky Miiitary

STEAMBOATS TO POMEROY AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS

Bonanza departs Stanley Indiana from foot of Broadway daily at 5 p m. Telephone 1897. FantainveS SIR 2% departs Tacoma from foot of Broadway daily 11 p m except Saturday. Chile Packet M P WELLS departs Main street 2 30 p m daily except Sunday for Chile and intermediate points. Telephone 1457.

Pomeroy Stanley Indiana Bonanza Broadway Tacoma Chile Packet Main Street Wells Chile

Steamboat Passenger and Freight Lines from Broadway

Louisville and intermediate points served by side wheel steamers City of Cincinnati and Genevieve of Louisville with 8 dollar round trips. Schedules include 5 p m Saturdays and 9 a m daily from foot of Broadway. Boats feature orchestra and electric lighting. Also Levi J Workum sails for Madison and nearby points on Wednesdays and Fridays. Connections to Evansville Paducah Cairo St Louis Memphis Hot Springs Vicksburg and other landings. Avalon schedule notices and freight agent contact provided.

Louisville Broadway City of Cincinnati Evansville Paducah Cairo St. Louis Memphis Hot Springs Vicksburg Way Landings Avalon

North German Shipping Schedules With Kaiserin and Kronprinz

Maritime timetable listing fast express and twin screw passenger services from Plymouth to Cherbourg Bremen and Cherbourg Southampton, with dates and times for vessels Kaiserin Kronprinz Barbarosa Lut Trave Hohnzoln Aller and Friedrich, plus regional banks and agents in New York.

Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen Kaiserin Kronprinz Kaiser Southampton Friedrich Barbarosa Mediterranean Gibraltar Naples Genoa Trave Lahn Aller Hohnzol Oelrichs & CO Broadway N.Y Ohio Valley National Bepler & Go Third St German National Bank Kuhn & Sons, & E Atlas National Bank

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