Two-Base Hits Highlight Electric Workers Engineers Tilt
Jacobs Brier and House lead with two-base hits as Electric Workers edge Engineers 9 to 5. Meyers hits a two-base shot for Electric while McCright Hammerschmidt and Raymond work in pitching duties across five to four innings each. Left on base and errors noted amid a busy scoring frame.
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Jacobs
Brier
House
Taylor
Mayfield
Sturnagel
Lathers
Priggell
Seamon
Cliff
Elder
Smith
Beebe
Ott
Schneider
Amon
Fleigs
W. Ab.h.o.a.e
Eng
Ab.h.o
Cece
Meyers
Eae
Griener
Bro’ld
Fierstein
Henry
Klieman
Alford
Coleman
Roat
Choice
AlBro
Raym
Monahan
Lee
Engineers
McCright
Hammerschmidt
Raymond
Baymond
Cigar Makers-Named Batter Hits In 18346100 Game
LaCally posts eight strikeouts in a 3 to 2 loss to the Cigar Makers. Berning Peters tally three-base hits with LaCally and Mattal recording key pitching and fielding. Molders and Scete contribute, while bases on balls and hit by pitches mark the tense contest.
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Botmaue Coc Sce
Sussetssee Db O
Hea Nerds
LaCally
Kruck
A. Berning
Peters
Molders
Cigar Makers
Scete
Mattal
Mattai
Erhardt
Baseball box score snippet with multiple players
Two base hits by Kennedy and Schlemmer lead a game narrative with Steinke and Itman each fanning nine. Plumbers turn a double play at 1 11, while Steinke allows one passed ball and Heltman one. Cae Heltman is hit by pitch as Corch works the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Schlemmer
En- Steinke
Plumbers
Steinke
Itman
Heltae
Cae Heltman
Corch
Bromley
Sweeping Changes Adopted in Collegiate Basketball Rules
The Rules Committee held its annual meeting in New York and approved major changes for next season. Two officials will supervise games, the dribble must be continuous with the ball motionless after starting, and players may shoot after a dribble. Five fouls lead to disqualification. Moswell Huot of Yale re elected chair. Ralph Morgan of Penn secretary treasurer. Harry A. Fisher of Columbia editor of the rule book.
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New York
Collegiate
Hotel Imperial
Elther
Moswell Huat
Yale University
Ralph Morgan
University of Pennsylvania
Harry A. Fisher
Columbia University
Gans Says Burns Demands Hurt Boxing Game
San Francisco reports Joe Gans comments on Tommy Burns and the Johnson bout. He criticizes Burns for seeking $30,000 regardless of result, says Burns would likely lose to Johnson but his stance harms the sport and contrasts past champions who did not demand excessive terms.
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San Francisco
Cal
Joe Gans
Tommy Burns
Jack Johnson
Joe
Burns
Johnson
John L. Sullivan
John L
Peter Jack
Sullivan
Jackson
Jack McAuliffe
Dia Eorgé Lavigne
Frank Erne
Pittsburg to Celebrate Wagner Day With Gift for Stop
Pittsburg enthusiasts plan Wagner Day on July 16 honoring Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg team. The home game vs Boston at ton Park will be part of the celebration. A token subscription is started, with a $1 contribution goal and optional dimes.
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Pittsburg
Wagner
Hans Wagner
Boston
Ton Park
Athletic Events of Week Highlight Tennis and Sailing Meets
New York reports a bustling outdoor sports week with major tennis championships at Orange New Jersey Knoxville San Francisco and St Louis. Sailing headlines include Lipton trophy races Gravesend Bay to Cape May and a Tokyo Honolulu regatta series along with club events in Muscatine and several boxing matches across the country.
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New York
United States
London
Middle States
Tennessee
Orange
N. Jey
Knoxville
Pacific Lawn Tennis Association
San Francisco
Central States
St. Louis
Gravesend Bay
Cape May
Thomas Lipton
Honolulu
Larchmont
Hartford
Ne Haven
Sewanhanaka
Turnfest Closes as Milwaukee Man Wins Apparatus Turning Prize
Davenport Iowa June 28 Turnfest of Turner Societies from Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin ended today H Peitesh of Milwaukee won the prize for apparatus turning John Decha of Chicago Centrals placed second In class turning Davenport took first Milwaukee second Chicago third
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Davenport
Ilinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
H. Peitesh
Milwaukee
John Decha
Chicago Centrals
Chicago
English Cavalry Loses Prestige in Horse Show Critique
Special Cable to the Commercial Tribune from London reports the English Life Guards’ horsemanship judged inferior to foreign armies at the International Horse Show. Observers note British officers struggle with riding compared to French Italian Belgian Austrian experts. The King reportedly expressed shock and considered using Walter Winans’ horses for demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
England
Bow and French Win Show Seats
A New York banker with monocle and guest attend the Olympia horse show in London. After failing to obtain seats they follow a Cavalry box and speak in fluent French to gain invitation. They sit until the performance ends.
Verdi Trovatore Delights Chester Audiences
The Metropolitan English Opera Company performed Il Trovatore in Chester, following Robin Hood. The cast led by Joseph Sheenan Aida Hemmi Thomas Richards and Edward Metcalfe received repeated encores with strong chorus work especially the anvil song. Avoca park nearby drew day crowds with Hiawatha by Ojibway Indians and ample amenities for visitors.
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Metropolitan English Opera Company
Chester
Verdi
Il Trovatore
Azucena
Leonora
Thomas Richards
Margaret Crawford
Edward Metcalfe
Sheehan
Manrico
Hemmi
Count di Luna
Metcalfe
Ferrando
Spellman circus delight draws Zoo crowd with young Teddy bear
The Spellman circus impressed Zoo visitors yesterday with ten uniform bears, well groomed and trained. Flora Sunday night wandered off but was recalled by a trainer. The star is a three month old Teddy bear adored by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spellman Circus
Flora
Froehlich's Band At The Zoo Delights Crowds
Froehlich's Orchestra Reed Band shares the Zoo stage with Spellman's trained bears as Gunday's results set high expectations. Crowds form for open air concerts. Froehlich's reeds are strong and clear, with fine classical numbers proving the band’s creditable performance. Monday night Marcus Kellermann will join as the walds nace bari tone.
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Froehlich
Zoo
Henry Froehlich
Spellman
the Zoological Garden
Philippini
Cincinnati
Froenlich
Ford. Weiss
Marcus Keller
Splendid Vaudeville at Chester Delivers Unmatched Summer Show
At Chester Free Vaudeville Pavilion Colonel Ike Martin hosts a top summer bill. The crowd fills the pavilion as Theo Madame or Miss and the Dandies captivate with a nimble singing and dancing act. The Clemenze Brothers Hastings and Wilson charm with a grotesque number and receive sincere applause.
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Chester
William Morris
Ike Martin
Colonel Martin
Theo
Madame
White Park
Clemenze Brothers
Ain
Hastings
Wilson
Indiana Fans Flock To Lagoon Excursion Day In Cincinnati
Indiana visitors packed the Lagoon for a day trip from Cincinnati with a full amphitheater audience. They enjoyed the Doomday program then a humorous exit line as two excursionists left before the finale. Ruth Morrill won the ladies boat race over Alice Dean for a $10 prize, sparking cheers. Manager Weaver offered free admission for ladies and children on all days except Sundays and holidays up to 6 PM and added an extra loop car from 8 AM to 1:30 PM.
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Indiana
Cincinnati
Ruth Morrill
Connersville
Ind
Alice Dean
Hamilton
Weaver
Chester Beach Sees Surge of Visitors and New Clubs
Warm weather drew thousands to Chester's bathing beach where crowds grew all day. The steady filtered water supply boosts popularity as weeks pass, with tenfold more women joining Sunday dips and new clubs forming amid heavy ticket demand at the clubhouse office.
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Chester
Chester’s
Coney Island Fair Draws Families and Acts
By noon the picnic grounds at Coney were flooded with families and children enjoying the playgrounds while older youths played baseball. Smittie's Band performed and Queen and Princess attracted crowds. A vaudeville show features Kenney and Williams and a diving dog Blutch, injured en route from Chicago, could not perform.
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Coney
Smittie
Queen
Princess
Kenney
Williams
Blutch
Chicago
Charles Gano
Woodwards
Hay
Johnny Robinson
Big Robinson
Elephant escapes and returns to Coney Island ride
A Robinson elephant at Coney awoke to find the animal missing. It trailed through Mt. Washington before heading toward Terrace Park, then returned to Coney by dawn, unsettling villagers and dogs. No one was harmed. The episode ended with the elephant resuming its Coney duties on a Sunday morning.
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Coney
New Richmond Pike
Mt. Washington
Terrace Park
Robinson
Harris
Queen City Beach Draws Record Summer Crowd
A large turnout at Queen City Beach drew a record crowd for the season with over 500 bathers entering after 8 pm. By 4 pm the ladies department gate closed as all 500 rooms were occupied, and the event continued late into the evening with continuous arrivals.
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Queen City Beach
Queen City Juvenile Opera Company to Perform at Lagoon
The Queen City Juvenile Opera Company with twenty six girl actors is booked as the next attraction at the amphitheater at the Lagoon. Tomorrow workmen will begin enlarging the stage to accommodate the production.
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Queen City Juvenilie Opera Company
Lagoon
Woman fights arrest as officer is struck in Kentucky police action
Patrolman Billy Grierson narrowly escaped a brick attack at 817 Greenup street while arresting Lola May Richardson after a reported rough house. Richardson, drunk and disorderly, fought the officer as another man, Albert Richardson, struck Grierson with a brick. At police headquarters Richardson continued resisting. John Reynolds was later arrested for disorderly conduct, linked to the disturbance.
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Billy” Grierson
Greenup Street
Grierson
Albert
Lola May Richardson
Richardson
Fred Maurer
Farewell Sermon for Trinity Church Pastor McMillan
A large congregation attended the farewell sermon of Rev. Frederick A. McMillan pastor of Trinity P. Church yesterday. He has accepted a call to a church in Philadelphia. His successor is not yet chosen but Rev. J H Patterson will occupy the pulpit during next month.
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Frederick A. McMillan
Trinity P
New Central Covington Fire Station to Open July 6
The Central Covington fire house will be opened on July 6. A chemical engine and hose wagon have been installed, four men have been assigned to staff the outfit, and the dedication ceremony is planned within a few days.
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Covington
George Bennett Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Austinburg
George Bennett of Austinburg was arrested by Patrolman Chipman on a charge of disorderly conduct after a group described as rushing the can at a ball game at Eighteenth and Holman streets. Other items note Elks funeral services and local juvenile daylight swimming enforcement.
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George Bennett
Austinburg
Chipman
Bennett
Eighteenth
Holman
ELKS
Ellis
Joseph Hayes
Garrard Street
L. J. Anth
Licking River
Grierson
Jim McCoy
John
James Howe
Russell Avenue
Kinney and
Dickerson
Charles A. Dibowski
East Fifth Street
Charles Dibowski, Jr
Panama
Admiralty Won’t Close Solent Says London Report
London June 28. Shipmen discuss a rumor that the Admiralty will seek powers to close the Solent to merchant shipping after the Gladiator and St Paul collision. Officials deny the claim, noting naval discontent and the need for safer navigation and continued use of Southampton and Plymouth as ports.
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Commercial Tribune
London
St. Paul
Admiralty
Solent
Gorell Barnes
Admiralty Court
Plymouth
Southampton
Kentucky German Alliance Convention Ends With Pro Liberty Stance
The State Convention met at Music Hall Newport with fifty-five societies from Kentucky. Officers were elected led by Anton Geistlich and George Schneider. Resolutions urged protest against prohibition and support for personal freedom and German language promotion. A banquet closed the session after delegates from Louisville Newport Covington Dayton Berstadt and London.
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Kentucky German Alliance
Music Hall
Newport
Kentucky
Anton Gerstlich
Louisville
Krieger
Joseph Deitermann
Daniel Veith
C. Vonderhalben
Paul Knaack
Emil Klein
Jaros Weybern
Otto Wolff
Alban Wolff
Alfred Reinhardt
Richard Hansen
Jacob Hoffer
William Beckmann
Anton Schenken
Henry Neubeck
George Schneider
Carl Neumeyer
Joseph Hermes
Covington
Emil Krein
Dayton
Albert
East
West Berstadt
Land
State Society
State Alliance
Alliance
Anton Geistlich
John Hubig
Henry Peaslach
Anton Scheben
Albert Stadtmeister
National German Alliance of the
United States
George Krieger
Louis Kuharrt
Wiedemann Brewery
Lonon
Pan Anglican Congress Ends After Global Bishop Assembly
London reports the Pan Anglican Congress closes with 250 bishops and 1,000 delegates returning to their dioceses from America to New Zealand. Officials tally seven days of meetings, about 100 gatherings, 28 topics discussed daily, and an estimated 4 million words spoken and read.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Pan-Anglican Congress
America
New Zealand
Australia
Melanesia
South Africa
Japan
Rebel at Double Taxation Sparks French Trades Protest
Paris reports a mass meeting at the Hippodrome where two hundred towns protested a government plan for a double tax on private alcohol sellers. Marguery presided as speakers urged that temperance fails while provincial private distillation continues fueling alcoholism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Hippodrome
France
Marguery
New Shows Strong at Chester Amid Crowded Rides
The new productions Brewster's Millions and Salome draw solid crowds in Chester. Favorites like the flea circus tickler coaster nut college dreamland Cairo rink bat tle royal and others keep busy with full houses.
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Brewster's Millions
Salome
Chester
Flea Circus
the Tickler
the Coaster
Nut College
Dreamland
Cairo Rink
Battle Royal
Hales Keller Dies After Long Illness in Dayton Ky
Dayton Ky city official Hales Keller dies at 30 after ten years of illness. He served as City Treasurer for two terms and was active in Republican politics. Survived by a sister, services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at his residence Linden Grove Cemetery burial planned.
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Hales Keller
Dayton
Republican Party
Vine Street
Lake
Linden Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows Decorate Graves in Newport Memorial
Two thousand attendees watched the combined lodges of Odd Fellows in Camp County decorate Hyvergre Cemetery behind Newport. A 500-strong procession marched routes along York and Monmouth streets to the cemetery. Speakers included Rev J P Whitehead Mrs Emma Ochs George Breiel W C G Hobbs and Judge C W Yungblut. The event ended with flowers laid on graves.
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Odd Fellows
Camp County
Hyvergre
Newport
York Street
York
Fourth
Columbia
Eighth
Monmouth
J. P. Whitehead
First Presbyterian Church
Emma Ochs
Rebekah
Editor Dinwitte Dies on L N Train En Route North
William C. Dinwitte 45 editor of Baldwin's Times Bay Minette Alabama died on an L N train near Walton Kentucky while traveling with his wife and mother. He had suffered a nervous ailment and planned rest in Michigan. His body was sent from Sullivan's to Springfield for burial.
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William C. Dinwitte
Baldwin's Times
Bay Minette
Ala
Walton
Dinwitte
Michigan
Edwin C. Dinwitte
Springfield
Latonia
Sullivan's Undertaking Establishment
Babe Found in Shoe Box Near Newport River Bank
A shoe box bound and floating near the Ohio River shore at the foot of Columbia Street in Newport contained the body of a newborn infant. Louis Schrader retrieved it with a stick, the lid came off, and police and the coroner were notified. The body was sent to Smith's undertaking establishment for burial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Columbia Street
Newport
Louis Schrader
Smith’s Undertaking Establishment
Newport Deaths Reported by Dr Brown
Dr George W Brown of Newport lists recent deaths from the past week including Sarah Hill age 47 with carditis Nettle Herbert age 38 with consumption Charles Spear age 32 with cirrhosis of the liver Joseph Beaver age 2% with enterocolitis Louis Maddox age 29 with diabetes Barbara Keifer age 60 with cancer Ammon Augur age 53 with uremia and Christian Link age 83 with old age
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George W. Brown
Newport
Sarah Hill
Nettle Herbert
Charles Spear
Joseph Beaver
Louis Maddox
Barbara Keifer
Ammon Augur
Christian Link
Newport News in Brief
President Morris of Clifton Heights Welfare Association told the Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners that members will meet the board to seek a water supply for Clifton. William Brown reported his three year old missing from 516 West Fifth Street after noon yesterday. Samuel Saten, near Second and Columbia, suffered a bad scalp wound and nose injury after a fall on a streetcar rear platform. Theodora Rider was arrested yesterday as Patrolman Bradhold on Couthal Avenue was taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Clifton Heights
Samuel Saten
Second
Columbia Streets
Patterson Street
Theodora
Bradhold
Couthal Avenue
Peaslack arrested in Newport on a disorderly conduct charge
William Peaslack 19 of Newport was arrested early yesterday by Patrolman Charles Flynn. He resisted arrest when Flynn tried to place him in a patrol wagon and was sprayed with mace. He is to be tried tonight by Squire Quehl in the Ft. Thomas Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peaslack
Newport
Charles Flynn
Newport Jalil
Peaslack
Flynn
Squire Quehl
Ft. Thomas
Heat and accident report from Pike and Franklin streets
Charles Riemer of Church street dislocated his arm when a 300 pound cake of tea swung from his wagon onto the curb at Pike street. Dr. P Carlton reduced the dislocation. Christopher Ott, age 60, of Franklin street, overcome by heat last week, was reported in serious condition yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Riemer
Church Street
Pike Street
P. Carlton
Christopher Ott
Franklin Street
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