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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
7
Jim McCormick arrives with Tiling amid high hopes of prize money. Graceland rider McClure uninjured, Pendragon rider Hughes shaken but unbroken. Weather suits Hazelthorpe. Alvey Mare ailing with throat tube. Free list suspended. five race post crowd expected. Ervie Mai failed to start. Extra train to carry fans for Queen City race day. Pleasant View Belle debut warms up but stalls. Caper shows sprint but seems under raced.
Windsor Ont June 21 summaries list six furlong winners Charley Ward Dand Dancer Royal Breeze Aquiline King Ellsworth Gradius with runners up and times for each race.
At Kenilworth Park Buffalo on June 21 results show Ora Sadduth winning the inaugural race 4 to 1 with Truro second. Gun Cotton defeated Shindy in the four and one half furlongs with time 6 55 2 5. Croxton beat Caloorahatchie in the steeplechase time 4 11. Ida Beck and Lee Harrison II lead the five and one half furlongs race in 1 08 1 5. Bitter Hand wins De Reerke's one mile and seventy yards with Gilpin second at 9 to 10. Prince of Ize takes the one mile race ahead of Willis Green and Simon D in 1 42 3 5.
At Emille track in San Francisco on June 21 a large crowd witnessed Crigl win the five furlong opener. Ralph Young captured the mile event as the day’s action produced fast times and competitive finishes across six races.
New York reports the Vanderbilt Cup as the sole exception with record attendance at Sheepshead Suburban day. Some 740 cars parked behind the grand stands doubling prior marks. Foreign cars numbered 230 with an estimated value of 1.875 million dollars. American makes totaled 51 percent of the value, exceeding 2 million dollars in all.
In Sheepshead Bay on June 21 Better prices were realized at the Elmendorf yearling sale. The top bid reached 6100 by C. E. Durnell for a Star by Graciosity son, a fine looking colt and half brother to Demand and Cheputie. A. J. Jones paid 4800 for Goldfinch Duchess of Towers filly.
New York June 21 Joe Grimm a Philadelphia boxer arrested last Saturday as he prepared to sail for Europe on a Philadelphia police larceny charge was discharged from custody no complainant appeared against Grimm.
Showery weather and small crowd mark Ascot final day. King Edward attends the sole notable race, the Wokingham Stakes for three-year-olds and up over six furlongs. Forerunner II, 33 to 1, wins by a neck with Morny second and Albert Hall third, two lengths back.
A Kansas health official Dr. S J Crumbine leads a campaign against flies. He warns they spread disease and urges cleanliness and prevention. He notes flies do not bite house flies but that the biting stable fly appears before rain and can enter homes.
The popularity contest to determine party guests for the Jamestown Exposition closes June 26 at 6 p.m. The last coupon appeared in Wednesdays issue. all ballots must be received by the deadline. Ballots are available now and valid until the final day.
Total ballots received up to 8 a.m. June 21 1907 listed by ward with several Hyde Park residents and multiple streets. County tallies include Van Wert Vinton Warren Hamilton and area figures for named voters and addresses. Large numbers accompany each name indicating counts per ward and locality.
Miss Josie Cook of St Bernard and Miss Edna Mae Brown of Hartwell are named in a district list alongside residents in Columbia Mount Healthy Norwood and Mt Healthy for a local notice. The compilation covers multiple townships with associated street addresses and numeric codes.
A fragmented Ohio list shows dozens of women by county and town with associated numbers. Entries include Miss Grace Stickney in Athens and Miss Stella Shannon in Mt. Sterling, among others across Adams, Auglaize, Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Fairfield, Fayette, Franklin, Greene, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Miami, Meigs, Paulding, Pickaway, Pike, Putnam, Ross, Shelby counties.
Dearborn Delaware Ripley Switzerland and Union counties list names of young women with hometowns and monetary values. Entries include Miss Lizzie De La Croix Harrison Miss Anna Pugh Muncie Miss Eva M Graham Vevay and others with amounts 4 712 6 320 65 and 154.
Readable excerpts show names for several Kentucky counties including Boone Greenup Lewis Nicholas Carroll Campbell with listed counts and locations such as Union Vanceburg Carlisle Carrollton Bellevue and Van Voastay. Many entries include Miss or Mrs titles and surnames like Bertha Miller Nannie Burkett Lucy Lacock Susan Welch Lillie Parker Kate Armstrong Georgia Secrest Mildred Goslee M. L. Downs Ida Fuchs and Elizabeth Blersch.
Readable fragments show names and street addresses linked to wards 1 2 3 and 4 in Miss Mamie Muehlenkamp Sev enth and Patterson Ward 4.7 888 Wards.65 and 6 Mrs Alice Stuntebeck 239 E Tenth St Ward 6 Miss Helen A Dapper 924 York St Ward 6 Miss May Finnell Erlanger 2 079 Miss Emma Clare Latonia 2 021 Kenton County listing of voters with ward associations and street addresses.
A fragmented roster lists residents by ward with names and street addresses including Netye Herndon Barnes 830 Scott, Hattie Lee Terry 8260 Beott, Alma Dalheim 322 Rus reopedets, Marie Johnson 715 Philadelphia, Marie Finnigan 806 Western Ave, Hattie Brearton 102 Ninth, Edna Decker 830 Main, Louise Heidel 10 957, Jessie Girard corner Sixteenth Banklick, and S Henderson 1527 BOC.
Simon Jacobs, returning from Mexico to ease grief over his wife’s death, recovers the five diamond engagement ring she lost in 1888 while feeding chickens in Paragould. The ring, purchased in St. Louis and engraved with remembrance, was found by Mrs Brown years later and returned to him.
The Ohio Christian Endeavorers annual convention will be held in Memorial Hall Columbus from next Tuesday to Friday. A large local delegation will attend. expected crowd of 6000 seats. President King leads a roster including Dr W J Dawson Dr Washington Gladden Miss Nannie Lee Frayser Dr Francis E Clark Dr James Patterson Governor Harris and others.
Town churches announce events across Whitewater Park and Madisonville. A church picnic on June 28 offers free round trips for members. Rev J A Ewart to be installed as Madisonville pastor with sermons by Rev George A Lee and Rev R W Ferguson.
Trinity hosts Rev Heber D Ketcham with morning message The Divine Son the Author of Freedom and evening talk Mental Captivity Walnut Hills features Rev Dr Jesse Bowman Young morning Worth of a College Education and evening The Childhood and Training of the Apostle with lantern slides Asbury presents Rev Dr Davis W Clark morning service and 745 pm Savonarola and the City of Flowers Race Street German offers Rev John E B Braun morning sermon Christ Is
A list of worship times and sermon topics from multiple churches. Names include Rev. Frank March Rev. John L Dorst Rev. G W Shields Rev. Thomas Knox Rev Dr Edward Mack Rev Ira D Lambert Rev W F McCauley Rev J R Millin Rev Charles E Walker Rev George G Browne Rev J Mayer La Bach Rev J Milton Valice Dr Watson Rev Francis J Martin Rev Charles A Austin Rev David McKinney Rev Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood Rev Calvin D Wil son and Rev Henry Melville Curtis. Locations include Calvary Linwood Seventh Madison road Clearview Avenue Clifton First Unitarian Northside Second Highth Elm Central College Hill First Reformed Plum Street Glendalee Mount Auburn. Services range morning and evening lectures with topics such as The Price of a Man The Closing Scenes of Davids Life The Secret of a Great Man's Influence The World a Blind Beggar The Sermon on the Mount A Square Deal Transformation and Love to God.
The notices list Sunday schedules for Christ Church Grace Avondale and Grace Mission with early communion at 8 45 and 7 30, morning services at 11 and 11, sermons by Rev T C Campbell and Rev Wallace M Gordon, and evening prayers. St Pauls Cathedral and Church of the Epiphany in Walnut Hills show holy communion at 7 30, 9 30 Sunday school, 11 morning service, and 7 evening services with named clergy.
Community churches list Sunday schedules with morning Bible schools and sermons. Northside features Rev. Green and Rev. Cooper preaching on Habits Good and Bad. Central offers The End and Fatherland sermons at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m.
In Sorrs and surrounding streets ministers announce a morning preaching or Welsh and English services. Rev. B W Harris speaks on railway construction and Florida Keys at 10 45 a m with Mrs Harris later. Rev M O Evans leads Welsh service at 10 45 a m and English service at 11 30 a m with topics on sin and renewal. Rev T J Kip hart of the Friends Church preaches at 7 45 p m, North Fairmount, and Rev Arthur Wal wyn Evans at Columbia delivers All Things to all Men at 11 a m and Why I Believe in Immortality at 7 30 p m.
Wesley avenue hosts morning and evening sermons with a lantern lecture on Japan the Sunrise Kingdom. Lincoln Park Institutional lists sermons and multiple services including Sunday school and special Easter talks. Union reports Sabbath school and Easter exercises at 9 15 a m and 11 a m with an evening program. Walnut Hills notes Sunday school annex opening and dedication.
Listings show sermons and Bible study times at Ninth Street Price Hill and Columbia. Activities include stereopticon views Life in Ancient Egypt and talks on Sin's Punishment Real and Certain and Getting Rid of an Undesirable Relative. Baptism follows the evening service in some locations.
The Rev. C B Boda preaches at 9 am followed by teachers’ prayer meeting at 9 30 am Sunday school at 10 45 am and evening programs at 8 pm titled The Christian s Indifference and Come to Supper a parable.
The First Church of Christ Scientist on Rockdale Avenue in Avondale and the Central Church of Christ Scientist at 401 Mercantile Banks Building offer Christian Science services. A.M. and 10 45 a.m. start times are noted for both congregations.
The Church of the New Jerusa schedules a 11 am service led by Rev. Frank A. Gustafson officiating a reading of The Ambitious Thistle.
Multiple faith groups list Sunday morning services and programs. First Methodist Protestant meets at Eighth and Mound with sermons by Rev Geis and Rev Hoover. Unitarian at Reading Road and Linton Street with a retro spect. First New Thought Center on McMillan near Peebles Corner with Hammell lectures. Cincinnati Bible Class at Lancet Hall with J P Martin. First Universalist at Essex Place with Rev Ayres.
The steamer Crystal Stream burned at the water's edge on Washademoak Lake killing Willard Logan fireman Allan Logan and Fred Smith deck hands. Mate Herbert McLeery was badly burned as the crew slept and flames spread rapidly on the river boat plying between St Johns and Cole's Island.
Charles Doll was found not guilty of killing John Partlow known as Fisherman Jack after a 23 hour jury deliberation in Judge Murphy's Court. Doll testified Partlow attacked him and in the struggle the gun discharged, killing the man.
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