Wiedemanns face strong home schedule at Wiedemann Park
Hamilton Krebs champions of the K I O League head to Wiedemann Park next Sunday for a high profile debut as the club plans a strengthened lineup. The Nebraska Indians will follow with a three game series starting July 4, spotlighting famed Indian players in a high powered exhibition.
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Ety Tatous
Wiedek
van Wiedemanns
Livingston's
Newport
Cincinnati
Nodler
Coving
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Tesno
Dayton
E& & King
Wiedemann Field
E Fay & Egan
Schrimper
Linwood Park
Linwood Pathfinders
Heagles
Pathfinders
Jimmy O'Connor
Norwood Eagles
Specials
Burk
Schroeder
Adams
Eagles
Southgate
Heidelberg
G. A
Smith
Seecsees Vee Smith Niemiller
We Kleiman
G. Gillespie
F. B
H. Colling Murray
SMS Donovan
T. Bessesese
R. Young Eschenbach
S. S
C. Condon
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Cincinnati Mutes
Duhme
Cincinnati Eagles
Kentucky Colonels
Harrison
oKentucky Colonels
Cincinnati and Suburban
Cincinnati Gas Company
St. Paul
Gas Company
St. Pauownade
Hartwell
Bellevue Athletics
Wiedemann
Wiedemanns
Nebraska Indians
Colonel Green
Reds sign Hartford pitcher as Campbell and Dubec injured
President Herrmann announced a new pitcher contract after a conference with Coakley. Rice of Hartford, a Connecticut State League star and Purdue alum, will join the Reds and depart for Chicago. Ewing plans to join Cincinnati soon, expressing confidence he can return promptly.
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Campbell
Dubec
Herrmann
Reds
Coakley
Rice
Hartford
Chicago
Bookies Dismissed at Sheepshead Bay Race Track
Justice Bisch discharged Melville Collins and Joseph Loewy in New York Supreme Court after arrests for alleged antibetting law violations. Assistant District Attorney Elder cited a Court of Appeals ruling and a technical defect in commitments. Prosecution favors not to pursue a test case.
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New York
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Melville Collins
Joseph Loewy
Sheepshead Bay
Elder
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Collins
Loewy
Crowell Breaks State Amateur 36-Hole Record
R. H. Crowell of Euclid Beach Golf Club in Cleveland set a new state mark by completing 36 holes in 153 strokes at the Lake Side links during the qualifying rounds of the state amateur meet in Canton Ohio.
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Canton
R. H. Crowell
Euclid Beach Golf Club
Cleveland
Lakeside
Henderson Heads the List in Grand American Handicap
At Columbus Ohio 363 shooters faced traps in windy conditions for the Grand American Handicap. Woolfoll Henderson and Fred Harlow led with 92 out of 100, both at 19 and 16 yards respectively, while multiple notable marksmen scored 91 or 90. A shoot-off for the big purse follows, with Henderson favored but Harlow close and three yards closer. Afterward the amateur and professional championships will be contested.
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Columbus
Woolfoll Henderson
Kentucky
Fred Harlow
Ohio
Henderson
Harlow
C. O. Sperber
Missouri
George Maxwell
Nebraska
Edward Banks
Delaware
Tom A. Marshall
C. C. Lecompte
Clarence Price
J. W. Hardy
W. H. Kahler
J. B. Nutt
Max Kneussel
F. G. Bills
Guy Deering
H. Buckwalter
J. Fanning
J. W. Garrett
Messrs
Governor Sanders Signs Locke Antiracing Bill in Louisiana
Baton Rouge reports that thirty days from now the Locke antiracing bill starts in Louisiana. Governor Sanders affixed his signature as promised in his inaugural address. Tracks at New Orleans and Shreveport face the first effect, with summer and fall meetings at stake. Some expect the State Fair races to stay unaffected, while others predict continued operation of New Orleans half mile tracks. Uncertainty remains on regular mile tracks and winter plans.
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Baton Rough
Louisiana
Sanders
New Orléans
Shreveport
New Orleans
Celt and Colin Out of Godney Island Stakes Field
Special Dispatch reports from New York that both Celt and Colin, key runners for James R. Keene, will miss the $25,000 Godney Island Jockey Club Stake at Sheepshead Bay. Colin suffers a feverish tendon sheath in a foreleg and Celt has a quarter crack. neither may race for a long time.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Colin
Celt
James R. Keene
Godney Island
Hamilton Trotting Meet Day Three Unevents at Fair Grounds
A fair crowd watched the Hamilton Trotting Association meet at the Fair Grounds on Thursday. Entries included mane 2:15 Pace Purse $400 with horses such as Mary and Bedworth in competition, followed by the 3:16 Trot Purse $400 featuring Dixie Craig and Lees Fe Adam.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Louisville
Ngeaenaesee Carrie Nation
B.m
G. Ww. Greene
Sideys
Hamilton Trotting Association
Fair Grounds
Mane
Mary
Br.m
H. H. Stokes
Cave Sen Sabe Bedworth
Curt Gosnell
Cambridge Bem
Janet Wilkes
Walter Bacon
Wcri Sud
B.m. Me
Iis
Dixie Craig Hom Es
R. McKinley
Re Price
Ikem
Pigueley
Stamdei
Br.g
Clift ‘Toda
Montgomery
Css
Zim
Lees Fe Br
Thornhill
Xenia
Myrtle
Chishowell
Bik.m
Smith and Middl Lancaster
Lesters MeeMarthon Stanley
Richmond
Geneva
Arend Stables
Racing card listing multiple stakes for three-year-olds and up
A detailed racing card lists five selling and stakes races with weights for horses including Jacobite Draculum Colonel White Grimaldi Don Enrique St Joseph Torenia Saticnesca and others in the first race and Grandpa's Jimmy Lane Prince of Pilsen Pete Dailey Yama Christy Sinister and Locked Out in the second. Third race covers two-year-olds maturity, Connaught Ranger leading Hammock Bay Sea Cliff and others. Fourth race is the Sheepshead Bay June Handicap for three-year-olds and up. Fifth race features selling three-year-olds and up on turf led by Bartender Prince Ching Beauclere Lord Stanhope and Paterne. Sixth race for fillies two-year-olds five furlongs futurity course includes Rose Beaumont Tos Mystifier Yankee Daughter Old Pigeon Melissa Arionette Chapered The Pippin Ethel Da Rubba Grandma Taboo Sanola.
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Forlo
Jacobite
Draculum
Colonel White
Grimaldi
Don Enrique
St. Joseph
Torenia
Satacinesca
Molesey
Kitty Wells N
Great Pirate
Antaeus
James B. Brady
Import
Jam
Grandpa’ S
Jimmy Lane
Prince of
Pete Dailey
Yama Christy
Sinister
Connaught Ranger
Sea Cliff
St. Faisenay
Westmore
County Fair
Sheepshead Bay
Jack Atkins
Dandelion
Dreamer
Royal Tourist
Gold Lady
Tourenne
de Mand
Far West
Old Honesty
Westbury
Rye
Park View
Bartender
Prince Ching
Beauclere
Lord Stanhope
Paterne
Wild Refrain
Rolando
Brother Jonathan
Rose Beaumont
Tos
Mystifier
Yankee Daughter
Old Pigeon
Melissa
Arionette
Chapered
the Pippin
Ethel da
Rubba Grandia
Taboo
Sanola
Woodmen of the World Initiate 110 Candidates in Cincinnati
The six Woodmen of the World camps in Cincinnati held a union meeting at the G A R Hall on Sixth and Race streets. The event marked the order’s eighteenth anniversary with Colonel George B. Budd and Captain George Summers officiating the initiation of 110 candidates.
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Woodmen of the World
Cincinnati
G A
Race
George B. Budd
Coasus
George Summers
Opera at Chester Promises Verdi Revival Next Week
Colonel Martin promises a rare musical treat for Chester Park opera lovers with Verdi’s Il Trovatore opening Sunday. The cast features Joseph F. Sheehan as Manrico Alda Hemmi as Leonora Thomas D. Richards as Count Luna and Margaret Crawford as Azucena, with Edward Metcalf as Fernando. Costumes and sets are described as elaborate and correct.
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Colonel Martin
Chester Park
Henry W. Savage
Joseph F. Sheehan
Manrico
Little John
Robin Hood
Margaret Crawford
Azucena
Edward Metcalf
Ferando
Doomsday at Lagoon Opens With Full House
A new Lagoon theater debut presents Doomsday set in 2006 New York. The electrical effects show a city in ruin followed by visions of hell and heaven after an apocalyptic sequence.
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Lagoon
Doomsday
the Lagoon
New York
East River
Heaven
Hades
Satan
Hell
Governor Harris to Attend Stamina League Coney Outing
Governor Andrew L. Harris will be chief guest at the Stamina Republican League outing at Coney Island on Saturday. A distinguished party including Justice Shauck, Joseph Overmayer, Carmi Thompson, and E M Fullington will join the event, with tickets sold in the thousands. The day features athletic events and a field day for public school children with prizes for winners.
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Harris
Coney
Stamina
Republican League
Coney Island
Andrew L. Harris
Justice Shauck
Supreme Court
Joseph Overmayer
Carmi Thompson
E. M. Fullington
Committee On Entertainment
River Park
Stamina League
Kellermann to Sing at Zoo in Berlin bound season
Cincinnati baritone Marcus Kellermann, praised by Richard Strauss, will perform next week as barytone soloist with Froehlich's Orchestra Reed Band at the Zoo. He joins Elgar Land of Hope and Glory and Bliss Wonderland of Love with Wagner Reminiscences, plus lighter pieces. Ferd Weiss is cornet soloist.
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Land of Hope
Paul’ Bliss
City
Frank van der Stucken
Ferd Weiss
Wagner
Melistersinger
Grieg
Froehlich
Sunshine League
Stork Family Domestic Row Halts Hatchlings at Zoo
A domestic row in the Stork family at the Zoo logical Garden ends with the two eggs Mrs. Stork had warmed for weeks broken, leaving only relics of hopes deferred. The incident followed with Mrs. Stork leaving the nest during the night.
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Stork
Zoological Garden
Judge Read Nominated by Acclamation for Circuit Judge
Springfield Ohio reports Judge Harrison Read of Greenville was nominated by acclamation after Judge Harrison Summers and Judge Dustin persuaded Judge Wilson of Sidney to withdraw from the race. Senator Harrison presented Read’s name.
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Springfield
Harrison Wilson
Sidney
James Alread
Greenville
Harrison
Summers
Dustin
Wilson
Hamilton Knights Elect Officers for Coming Year
Hamilton Commandery Knights Templar elected officers for the coming year. Eminent Commander Dr. A. L. Smedley. Generalissimo Gay Bevis Middletown. Captain General H. H. Long. Prelate J. C. Slayback. Recorder E. H. B. Bleaks. Treasurer Hinckley Smith. Senior Warden Loren Ganders. Junior Warden L. Palmer. Warder W. B. Bothamly.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Knights Templar
A. L. Smedley
Sheriff Cases Dismissed in Hopkinsville Court
The Kentucky Circuit Court dismissed all Smith Renshaw Sheriff cases with judgment for costs. One suit was appealed to the Court of Appeals. with that exception the matter is ended.
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Commercial Tribune
Hopkinsville
State of Circuit Court
Smith-Renshaw
Cook
Court of Appeals
Photographs to Appear in Sunday Magazine Preview
The Sunday Magazine will feature a photo of the Young Women's Christian Association Cabinet of Wilmington College and a handsome photo of the Lima High School graduating class. It includes stories jokes and more interest for readers. The magazine is a free component of The Sunday Commercial Tribune and available next Sunday.
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Illustrated
Women’s Christian Association
Young Women's Christian @ Association
Wilmington
Lima
Ribune
Cincinnati Hotel Clerks Club out with thousands of Coney Island tickets
The Hotel Clerks' Association of Cincinnati said it sold several thousand outing tickets to Coney Island for Saturday. The event ends with a banquet at the club's subsidure and is expected to be one of the season's most pleasant outings.
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Hotel Clerks’ Association of Cincinnati
Coney Company
Coney Island
Oscar Hammerstein Lays Corner Stone of Philadelphia Opera House
In front of a large crowd Oscar Hammerstein of New York laid the corner stone today for the Philadelphia Opera House under construction at Broad and Poplar streets in Philadelphia.
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New Opera House
Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Philadelphia Opera House
Broad and Poplar
Chester Vaudeville Bill Draws Crowds This Week
The free Chester vaudeville bill features four strong acts headlining Brewster's Millions and Salome for the park this week. Both attractions are proving popular as crowds attend nightly free performances.
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Chester
Vaudeville at Coney promises varied acts this Sunday
The new program at Coney Island includes a high diving dog in Kenney and Williams aerial act, Unicycle Hay and Brothers on wheels, the Dancing Harrises, the Five Beatties, and the Woodwards in The Sunburned Robe. Elsie Loeb lost $80 and jewelry on Friday the 13th. a professional diver recovered the purse. Earlier, 2004 old-time Cincinnati residents gathered at Coney Island to reminisce and sing long-ago songs.
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Coney
Woodwards
Elsie Loeb
Walnut Hills
Lagecon Lake
Miss Loeb
Billy House
Cincinnati
Coney Island
Arrest of Luhing Coal President Cuninghame
Alexander Cuninghame president of the Luhing Coal Company was arrested yesterday for violating the driving ordinance after his automobile faced the wrong way on a street corner near Fifth and Walnut Patrolman West reported the offense and Lieutenant Watson ordered the arrest He was released on a 25 bond and faces a Police Court hearing today at Central Station.
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Alexander Cuninghame
Luhing Coal Company
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
West
Cuninghame
Watson
Central Station
Harris Grants Clemency in Kenton Burglary Case
Governor Harris commuted the ten year sentence of R. B. Miller of Kenton to five years. Bloodhound evidence and a survivor's identification weighed against Miller, who had been convicted of burglarizing an inhabited house. The decision hinges on lack of corroborating testimony beyond the dog scent and witness identification.
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Columbus
Harris
R. B. Miller
Kenton
Miller
Texas Rabbi Coming To Attend Hebrew Union Exercises
Rabbi Joseph Jasin formerly of Cincinnati with a charge in Fort Worth Texas will arrive in the city Sunday to attend Hebrew Union College exercises He heads to the Rabbinical Convention at Frankfort Michigan which opens July 1 and is a delegate to the Zionist Convention in Atlantic City July 16 He is President of the Zionists of Texas and is well known in Cincinnati He will stay briefly with his parents at 203 Park Row Mt Auburn in Cincinnati.
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Joseph Jasin
Cincinnati
Ft. Worth
Tex
Hebrew Union College
Frankfort
Mich
Aoe
Jasin
Atlantic City
Zionists of Texas
Park Row
Mt. Auburn
Mrs Stoll contests will in Kentucky suit
Mrs Ade laide S. Stoll widow of James g. Stoll turfman and distiller who died in May seeks to break his will in Lexington Circuit Court. Report says the action stems from the appointment of trustees J Will Stell and John Stell. The suit has caused a sensation and Mrs Stell has three children.
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Lexington
Adelaide S. Stoll
James §G. Stoll
J. Will Stell
John Stell
Stell
German Opera Burlesque Thrives In Third Avenue Saloon
The Merry Widow and Orpheus in der Unterwelt draw crowds to Zum Weissen Roessl behind a Third Avenue saloon. Frau Froelich cuts drink prices as prosperity grows and audiences enjoy intimate performances, elaborate scenery, and comic turns by a devoted German company led by Karl Schrader and Marie Lange.
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Tribune
New York
Frau
Caroline
Merry Widow
Mary Lange
Princé Danilo
Aristeus
Nelly Morena
Diana
Gottin der Jagd
Manthey
Orphéus
Herr Lehar
Hades
Hell
Zum Weissen Roest
Third Avenue
Frau Froelich
Karl Schrader
Jupiter
Orpheus
Little Company
Germany
Marie Dressler
Ae Froelich
Ullé
Zum’ Wiessen Roessl
Froelich
Harry’s
Caroline Froelich
Eigenthaemerin
Bacchus
Aged Man Falls From Window In Court and Prum Streets
Thomas Lunin, 75, fell from a third story window of his Court and Prum street home. He arrived at City Hospital conscious with a broken arm and slight concussion. doctors speculate his age limited injuries. Patrol 1 transported him early this morning.
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Thomas Lunin
City Hospital
Patrol
Court
Prum
Americans Warned Against Fake Antiques Abroad
In a June 26 dispatch Consul Maxwell Blake in Dumfermline warns American travelers to beware of counterfeit antiques sold in Europe. He notes genuine pieces are scarce and urges buying only from reputable dealers with written guarantees, highlighting common fakes like aged furniture, silver, and prints.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Paris
Brussels
Dumfermline
Scotland
Belgium
Europe
Maxwell Blake
United States
Damen Fermline
Old World
Robert Burns ‘Dairg
Mary Queen of Scots
Municipal trading sparks British political clash over workers
London dispatch reports rising municipal trading and a growing temper against municipal employment. Lords Avebury and others warn of a swelling municipal workforce, with London alone listing 62 000 employes and Manchester 18 000. Critics fear political influence and disfranchisement risks.
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Alread
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Texas
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Marguerite Deane
Theodor Wittels
Margit Dallas
Otto Bodecher
Jacques Offenbach
Rhine
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Bristol
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Lowestoft
Call Municipal Trading & Peril
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Tammany Hall
United Kingdom
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Reed Lamington
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Alfred Mosely
Keir Hardie
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Metropolitan Boards of Works
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Manchester
Woot
Ace Hardié
Ano Municipal
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