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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1902

Page

6

Gideon and Van Keuren Pull Big Coup in Race

Special Despatch reports Dave Gideon and jockey Eugene Van Keuren orchestrated a major upset on Lanceman at a soggy New York track. The ex-jockeys backed Lanceman heavily, turning a fortune as Belvino faded. Both Gideon and Van Keuren claimed near twenty thousand dollars apiece as the four year old ran to odds and post time.

Commercial Tribune New York Dave Gideon Eugene van Keuren Lanceman van Keuren McCafferty Noth Henry of Navarre Swiftmas Belvino van. Keuren Keuren Anne Gideon Lancemtyn

Whist Players Arrive for Annual American Whist League

Whist players from across the nation converge on Manhattan Beach for the twelfth annual American Whist League tournament at the Oriental Hotel. An executive meeting in New York names Torney Weems Fry Cooper Mitchell as officials. play opens tomorrow for the Brooklyn trophy with progressive pairs games in the afternoon and evening, featuring many women competitors.

New York Manhattan Beach Tomor Oriental Hotel Torney San Francisco KR. H. Weems Brooklyn Jary Henry T. Fry Chicago Ernest B. Cooper Nashville John T. Mitchell

Thoroughbred entries and race lineups for today

A long list of two year old and older thoroughbreds, weights, and entries across six races including Futurity course and turf events. Notable horses include Mary McCafferty, Royal Ensign, The R., The Regent, Theazon, Virginia Grace, and Nickey D. with weights and rider listings where legible.

Joe Cobb Mary McCafferty Royal Ensign Stamping Ground Irene Mac Squid Svengali War Cry Ahumada Chickle Nevermore Bryonerdale Minotaur Queen of the Ocean Breaker Sapere Brimstone Madame Dubarry Wilhelmina Earl of Warwick Full Back Mennen Ithan Sweet Jane Secord Clipper Pleasant Sail Dachshund San Andres Thornycroft Maximo Gomez Elsie Me Essene Military H. L. Coleman White Crest Georgia Gardner Gulden and Kalif Musidora Robert Metcalfe Gibson Light Swamp Lands Bessie McCarthy C. Rosenfeld Blues Advance Guard Water Cure Surmise Tom Kenney Francesco Dwyer Brunswick Emshey Alsike Belvino the Regent Carbuncle Kinnikinnie Knight Rhodes Melton Boutonniere Athelroy Rightful Clarion Kickshiaw Theazon Virginia Grace Tehula Chee W. Meyer Keynote Grail Petra de Reszke G. Whittier Wealth Pretorius Eddie Busch

Fragmented note hints at a commercial estimate request

A jagged fragment discusses a $34,000 figure and urges the recipient to consider a commercial estimate. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or actions beyond the price cue.

Barbers Move Against Five Cent Shaves in City War

City union barbers launch a campaign against cheap five cent shave shops. They urge patrons to boycott the five cent outlets, demand local and state regulation, and plan to record customer support in union shops to pressure price alignment with regular barbers. The campaign targets hundreds of low-cost shops and aims to raise prices to the standard rate.

Union Barbers Ther

Riot Breaks Out At Glendale Wyoming Baseball Game

A Saturday Glendale versus Wyoming village baseball game nearly sparked a riot. Disputes over an umpire's call led to pitcher Shoenburger fleeing pursued by about fifty Glendale supporters. Wyoming police dispersed the mob after forcing arrests threats and a tense standoff near the Kirby residence.

Glendale Wyoming Shhoenburger Rooters Shoenburger Springfield Pike J. B. Kirby Glendale Rooters Kirby

Tenfold brain contest promises 1490 prizes

A promotion invites you to recruit nine friends to contribute ideas and use your brain to enter a prize drawing. Collect estimates from each participant to win one of 1,490 prizes totaling 34 000 dollars.

College crews depart for home after racing season

The victorious Cornell crews and rivals left on the West Shore Railroad for home. Captains for next year include Joseph Lynch Georgetown Will G Gardiner Pennsylvania Robert B Bartholomew Columbia and R C Stevenson Wisconsin. Cornell Syracuse will elect captains on return. Rumor of a Henley trip circulated without verification. All members except Captain Petty will return to college next year.

Poughkeepfpsie Cornell West Shore Joseph Lynch Georgetown Will G. Gardiner Pennsylvania Robert B. Bartholomew Columbia R. C. Stevenson Wisconsin Syracuse New York Henley Captain Petty

C. W. Williams Buys An Indiana Farm

Lexington Ky June 22 C W Williams the trotting horseman who bred and developed the $105 000 Axtell Allerton and other stars has bought a 400 acre Jennings County Indiana farm for 10000 from Captain John McNabb L N conductor He will keep his breeding farm at Galesburg Illinois and bought the property as an investment only.

Commercial Tribune Lexington C. W. Williams Axtell Allerton Jennings County Ind John McNabb Williams Galesburg Ill

Dayton Independent Beats Washington D H In Exciting Game

In Dayton, the independent team defeated Washington D H in a tight ballgame. Hess twirled well while Biffie starred at the plate, with final scoring showing Dayton 6, Washington 3 after a late rally. Batteries: Dayton Hess Harnish, Washington Hanlon Putnam Ludwig.

Commercial Tribune Dayton Washington D. H Biffie Hess Washington Dayton Ee Ee Harnish Hanlon, Putnam and Ludwig

Sisters Missing From Columbus Appears in Cincinnati

A Columbus family seeks a 30‑year‑old single sister said to have a deadly illness. A telegram with erased names led Mrs. Davis to Cincinnati to find her. A woman matching the description was found at City Hospital but turned out not to be the missing girl.

Columbus (C Mrs. Davis Columbus Papa Cincinnati Davis Julia Chambers Palace Hotel City Hospital Florence Mace Mace Frances Richmond Street

Runaway Horse Dives Into River After Cart Crash

A horse driven by two colored men bolted after a locomotive frightened it at Sixth and Lock streets. It toppled a buggy, raced down Broadway toward the Big Sandy wharfboat, and jumped into the river. A skiff rider corralled and retrieved the horse, which was returned to liveryman Cyrus Addison on East Fifth Street. The men vanished by nightfall.

Sixth Lock Streets Broadway Fifth Street Fourth Street Allen Cyrus Addison East Fifth Street

True Art Shown At Exhibitions by City Pupils

C T Webber lauds 800 Cincinnati high school pupils in art classes for craftsmanship in drawing watercolors and design. He notes strong teaching foundation, the role of the public schools, and the impact on local industry and innovation praising Christine Sullivan's work in founding the drawing program.

Art Academy Woman’s Club Cincinnati Miles Greenwood Leonardo Morse Fulton Benjamin Haydon Great Britain Christine Sullivan C. T. Webber

Veterans Picnic Aims to Fund G A R Washington Trip

W H Lytle Post members held a successful Miami Grove outing with many friends of the old soldiers. The event raised funds for the trip to Washington for the fall encampment. A framed resolution praising President Roosevelt will be presented on October 7 when the post meets the President. The German Pioneer Maennerchor performed Fatherland songs.

W. H. Lytle Miami Grove Friends Washington Roosevelt Maennerchor Fatherland

Retired Prof Johnson Honored at Avondale Banquet

Professor A B Johnson retires after forty eight years of continuous service at Avondale School and will be feted with a banquet at Avondale pub at 6 30 this evening.

A. B. Johnson Avondale

Two street preachers arrested after Sixth and Plum disturbance

Clayton Martin and Berkley L Jones, two colored street preachers, were arrested last night while preaching to a crowd at Sixth and Plum streets. Martin defied arrest and sang hymns in a police cell, while Jones joined in until Martin was moved to the dungeon. The pair, residents of 530 Carlisle Avenue, drew a large crowd on Central Avenue outside the station.

Clayton Martin Berkley L. Jones Sixth Plum Streets Martin Jones Central Avenue Carlisle Avenue

Family held for safe keeping after arrest

Mrs. Jessie Ross and her three sons aged 2 5 and 7 were arrested last night and held for safe keeping. This morning a charge of improper home will be filed against the children and disposition made of them in Police Court. Mrs. Ross resides at 1154 Chapel Street.

Jessie Ross Ross Chapel Street

Subscribing to the Commercial Tribune Promises Quick Relief

An ad urges readers to subscribe by sending in an estimate to clear worry about a $34 000 sum. It emphasizes not overthinking and offers a quick solution through subscription.

The Commercial Tribune

River Departures and River Level Report

The Ohio River at Cincinnati rose to 10.9 feet at 6 p.m. yesterday, up 1 foot in 24 hours. Advertised and daily river departures list boats from Maysville Madison Monticello Louisville and Cincinnati with scheduled times through the day and week.

Ohio Cincinnati

River Packet Schedule and Tugboat News From the River

The H M Stanley arrives from Charleston this morning and the Pomeroy packet departs at 5 p m The Courier sails to Maysville at 11 p m The M P Wells leaves at 3 p m for Chile The Golden Gate travels to Madison and Monticello on Mon Wed Fri at 3 30 p m The Lizzie Bay heads to Madison Mon Wed Fri at 6 p m The City of Cincinnati departs for Louisville at 5 p m The Avalon sails next Thursday at 5 for Portsmouth The Tacoma leaves Broadway tomorrow at 2 p m for Portsmouth with a repeating schedule on Tue Thu Sat The Adele arrived from Rising Sun and the Relief will be overhauled Captain Menges aims to relaunch in sixty days River men commend Captain Christian of the E A Woodruff for aiding the Relief The J O Cole carried fifteen strings of timber through bridges with Walter Orr guiding the raft The George Matheson delivered a ton of coal at North Bend and proceeded to the Kanawha with empties

H.M. Stanley Charleston Stanley Courier Maysville M. P. Wells Golden Gate Madison Kentucky River Monticello Lizzie Bay Cincinnati Louisville Avalon Tacoma Broadway Portsmouth Adele Marine Ways Menges Christian United States E. A. Woodruff Woodruff J. O. Cole Cole Walter Orr George Matheson North Bend Kenawha

River Conditions and River Traffic Across Ports

Special despatch reports river levels and falling conditions at Warren, Oil City, Brownsville, Greensboro, Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Marietta, Parkersburg, Pleasant, Portsmouth, Louisville, Evansville, Paducah, Cairo, St. Louis and Memphis. Notable items include the City of Cincinnati voyage, excursion boats in Pittsburgh, multiple departures, and the death of Captain E A Coyle in Louisville.

Brownsville Greensboro Cherry Elizabeth Pittsburg Davis Island Wheeling Kanawha Lorena Zanesville Marietta Parkersburg Ben Hur

Maritime Arrivals and Departures Across Major Ports

Ships arrive at New York Liverpool Glasgow and Montreal while others sail toward Cherbourg New York Genoa and Naples reflecting a busy mid June transatlantic traffic pattern with vessels including the Grosser Kurfurst Lahn Lauren tian and Furnessia among others.

New York Bohemiia Liverpool Citta di Torino Genoa Naples Columbia Glasgow Moville Statendam Rotterdam Boulogne Sur Mer Umbria Queenstown Beachy Head Bremen Cherbourg Cape Spartel Gibraltar Wilhelmina Tacoma St. Vincent C. V Boston Merion Philadelphia Corean St. Johns N. F Halifax N. S Westernland Quenstown

Growler gang stabbing in Columbus leads to manhunt

In Columbus on June 22 Charles Williams fatally stabbed Andrew Jackson, a member of a growler faction, after jeers toward joining. Jackson, a Roanoke arrival with a white woman, faced a Virginia Governor hurdle over extradition. A mob chased Williams but Patrolman Richard Owens intervened and jailed him.

Commercial Tribune Columbus

Thief Steals Pocket Books From Providence Street Home

Mrs. Annie Leuderbart reported a sneak thief entered her front door with a key yesterday at 3 pm on Providence Street and stole two pocket books from a table. One held $1 and the other $5. police were notified.

Annie Leuderbart Providence Street

Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes Across Groups

The notice outlines a $34,000 Estimating Contest with 1490 chances to win. If ten people each contribute an estimate, every participant gets ten chances per prize, totaling 14 300 opportunities to win a portion of the $24,000 total prize pool.

Money to Invest in Hamilton Company Stock

An advertisement offers 3400 dollars to buy 4000 dollars of stock in a Hamilton Ohio business yielding 7 percent dividend. Respond with reply to Box 324, Hamilton Ohio.

Hamilton (O Hamilton

What We All Want Most 15 Money

A miscellaneous note promises quick ideas on wealth and financial tips. The snippet suggests guidance on money making and practical strategies for readers seeking simple financial improvement.

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