Record mile and a quarter sets new track mark at odds
The gelding ran 1 1 to a late surge finishing 2 15 5 with a quarter-second under the old standard in a mid November meeting. Jockey Robinson rode a steadily advancing ride from third to the lead, while Scotch Thistle challenged but faded in the stretch as Benvolio led into the final yards. Archibald seeks reinstatement after a ruling with Foy. penalties loom for Foy and others as bettors backed Dr Kenney and Fonsoluca heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Scotch Thistle
Benvolio
St. Paris
Cincinnati
Oiseau wins Spindrift Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Oiseau led from the start to win the Spindrift Handicap at Sheepshead Bay by one and a half lengths over Cairngorm. Arklirta caused heavy betting losses by taking the fifth race in a two-length drive. Two favorites won, with Edna Jackson and Keator also taking victories in the day’s card.
Races Result List From Indianapolis Meet
The report lists race outcomes with betting odds and placements for multiple entries. Ethel Marks led at 8 to 5 with C R James second at 6 to 1 and Bill Carter third at 10 to 1, followed by Jillette 3 to 5, Eve Jean 6 to 1, and others placing across eight entries with various odds and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ethel Marks
C. R. James
Bill Carter
Jillette
Zingg
Eve Jean
Even
Pipe
St. Dennis
Gillain
Attilla
Teddy
Erla Lee
Midnight Chimes
Stumptown
Banana Dream
Captain Nero
Brushton
Detroit Race Day Results Show Mixed Odds and Placings
Detroit reports race results with multiple wagering outcomes. Horses listed include Double Six, Miss Affable, Laura Hunter, Trenda, China Alley, Four-in-Hand, 8-Council, Colonist, Big Bow, Chiyesa, Principia, Lotta Gladstone, Varieties, Highlanda, Gold Flower, Balzac, Weird, Mr. Rose with various win place and show odds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Miss Affable
Laura Hunter
Trenda
China Alley
Council
Colonist
Big Bow
Chiyesa
Principia
Lotta Gladstone
Varieties
Highland A
Gold Flower
Balzac
Weird
Mr. Rose
Buffalo Results Show Tight Races at June 29 Meet
Races at Buffalo list results with multiple horses and odds. Jack Dolan led with 7 to 1 in the Ist, Wee Lass 10 to 1 in the 8rd, Sandy Andy 7 to 1 in the Ist, and Dishabille 2 to 5 first. Other entries include Scotch Plume Nagaram Miles and Derry Barkelmore among top placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Jack Dolan
Halifax
Wee Lass
Sandy Andy
Peggy
Scotch Plume
Preen
Nagaram
Peter
Dishabille
Miles
Derry
Barkelmore
Governor Hanly Studies Law To Halt Pool Selling
Indiana governor says he will study the law to decide if he can call out the state militia to stop pool selling at the fair grounds this week and next. Pool selling continues daily at the State Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Stgate Militia
Poolroom in Synagogue Arrest Grips Grand Street
Henry Jacobs claimed to be the rabbi and was held for trial after police say he ran a poolroom inside a synagogue on Grand Street. Officers alleged he broke in when denied access during services and found racing charts and pool paraphernalia on the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jacobs
New York
Grand Street
Racing entries at Sheepshead Bay listed by race
First race selling one mile Araboa 108 Whorler 105 Billy Roche 104 Consideration 102 Arsenal 101 Chimney Sweep 101 Champlain 96 Rubric 95 Lipton 95 Virgo 93 Masaniello 91 Port Arthur 87 Siniado 87 Mettle 86 Novena 86. Second race selling five furlongs Ala Russell 107 tbs M Point 105 Evening 105 Changeab 104 Cousin Kate 104 Listless 103 Amie Abbott 101 Flavigny 99 Tickle 99 Queen Florentine 99 Absure 99 In Lin 98 Poetry 98 Cat’s Eye 96 Mary Morris 96 Bama 96 Edith James 4 Cassandra 94 Auralaw 94 Victory 94. Third race handicap one and one percent mile Blandy 118 Von Tromp 111 Uncle Urigh 110 Uncle Charley 107 Voladay 105 Cedarstrome 95 Bellatrix 90. Fourth race The Pansy Selling one half mile on turf Capias 102 lbs Mary F 99 Lieber 97 Holoway 97 L J Hayman 96 Anodyne 94 Hooray 92 Remington 92. Fifth race three fourths of mile Broadcloth 121 lbs Prince Hamburg 121 Kurtsmann 116 Merry Lark 116 Humo 113 St Bellane 113 Torchello ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araboa
Whorler
Billy’ Roche
Arsenal
Chimney Sweep
Champlain
Rubric
Lipton
Virgo
Masaniello
Port Arthur
Siniado
Mettle
Novena
Ala Russell
M Point
Evening
Changeab
Cousin Kate
Listless
Amie Abbott
Flavigny
Tickle
Queen Florentiné
Absure
In Lin
Poetry
Cat’s Eye
Mary Morris
Bama
Edith James
Cassandra
Auralaw
Victory
Blandy
von Tromp
Uncle Urigh
Uncle Charley
Voladay
Cedarstrome
Bellatrix
Capias
Mary F
Lieber
Holoway
L. J. Hayman
Anodyne
Hooray
Remington
Broadcloth
Prince Hamburg
Kurtsmann
Merry Lark
Humo
St. Bellane
Torchello
Sixth Race Selling Turf Race Weights and Entries
The list shows horses in the sixth race selling conditions on turf with weights for 11-16 miles. Notable entries include Heno 114, Dinah Shad 110, Saulsbury 110, Orthodox 109, Warranted 108, Bouvier 196, Sailor Boy 108, and Rimric 95 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysolite
Handzara
Rose of Dawn
Idle Dream
Heno
Dinah Shad
Saulsbury
Orthodox
Warranted
Bouvier
Tom Lawson
Sailor Boy
Jerry Lynch
Sweet Alice
St. Breeze
Thistle Heather
Rimric
Ismalian
Virgo
Sutton Dominates Wimbledon Rain Day Play
Rain halted Wimbledon matches as Miss May Sutton of Pasadena Cal pressurized with a powerful forehand. Sutton beat Miss Longhurst 6-3 6-1 in ladies singles third round, and Holcombe Ward scratched for the All England Plate while Ward and Wright advanced by walkover in gentleman's doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pion
London
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
Miss Thompson
Miss Sutton
America
Holcombe Ward
Wimbledon
Preparations for the Fourth At All Local Parks
Miss Reynolds of the Chester Park Opera Company is Carrie Reynolds sister and sings Yvette in The Mocking Bird. J S Duss owns and directs the Zoo band, described as an educated and highly capable musician of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Reynolds
Chester Park Opera Company
Chester
Carrie Reynolds
Yvette
J. S. Duss
the Zoo
St Paul edges Kansas City in seventh inning surge
St Paul exploded for six runs in the seventh inning at Kilroy, powered by three two baggers and three singles. Kansas City matched with steady offense but fell short as attendance reached 1,010. Kilroy started, Sessions and Evans relief, final score 9 to 7 for St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Kilroy
Kansas City
Geier Oseey O’ Wheeler
Hill
Kelley
Dotz
Bonner
Massey
Kid
Evans
Sessions
Ms & Evans
St. Paul Kansas City
Haskel
Columbus Beats Indianapolis in Late Inning Thriller
Columbus scored nine runs with two singles and a double in the third inning aided by Gromley. McCreery hit a three-base shot, Hart and Cromley handled strikeouts. Barbeau was hit thrice by pitches, attendance 2,602, final 9 to 4 in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Gromley
Fts
oCreery
Geuhie
Indias
Barbeau
Indianapolis
Congalton
Pickering
Balle
Hart
Cromley
Ryan
McCreery
Wrigley
Kihm
Hart Cromley
Mpires
Gifford
Brilliant pitchers battle as Louisville tops Toledo in 13 innings
In a pitchers duel at Toledo on June 2, Louisville defeated Toledo after 13 innings. Gilbert and Demont starred for Louisville, with 1,400 in attendance. Hitting featured Hitte, Lee, Demont, Ferguson, Dexter, Sullivan and Kellum. Kellum stole a base, Quinlan and Cassaday made sacrifices, and Kellum earned a win through solid defense and pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poledo
Louisville
Gilbert
Toledo
Lee
Demont
Ferguson
Dexter
Sullivan
Kellum
Cassaday
Quinlan
Verguson
Ne In Man
Boyle
Moriarity
Clark
Woodruff
Aks Louisv
ABH
O.ab
Cass’ Rum
Clay
Tostene
Kerwin
R. Demont
W. G
Clarke
Quinian. A
Milwaukee uses Hickey in box as Minneapolis sweeps doubleheader
In Minneapolis the Milwaukee pitchers received field support but the Minneapolis club captured both games by timely hitting. Attendance reach 5,000 with Stovall and Hickey sharing mound duties. Final scores showed Minneapolis edging Milwaukee 3 to 2 in the first game and winning the second game to complete the sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Hickey
FT. Wayne
Ind
F*t. Wayne
Dayton
Rushville Breaks Hoodoo With Greensburg In Baseball Clash
Rushville defeats Greensburg 8 to 3 in a game featuring strong fielding by Duncan and Kiser and solid pitching by McCord and Wagner. Bush contributed a timely hit as Rushville used a late burst to pull away. 400 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Rushville
Greensburg
Greensburgs
Duncan
Kiser
McCord
Wagner
Bush
R.H
Zanesville Beats Warren in Batter Victory Report
Special Dispatch reports Warren, Ohio, June 29. Score details show Zanesville defeating Warren despite late runs. Batteries credited to Niles Allamong Wood for Zanesville and Sargent Blue for Warren. Umpire O Toole officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren, O
R.H.E. Phe
Zanesville
Niles, Allamong
Wood
Sargent and
Blue
O’ Toole
Canton forfeits to Lancaster in fifth inning flare
Canton forfeited a game to Lancaster nine to zero in the fifth inning after Myers of Canton used a spit bat effectively and Captain Eichler refused to resume play after being ordered to face 109 by umpire Price. Eichler threw the ball over the fence and was ejected amid dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Canton
Myers
Eichler
Price
Chester's Fashionable Night at the Opera House
Friday night at Chester Opera House draws crowds for The Mocking Bird as advance sales indicate a full house. The program is praised for quality, with no discounts offered and matinée time corrected from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. as customary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Opera House
Opera House
Park
Cincinnati
Canton Team Leaves Grounds After Incident
After an incident, the Canton team left the grounds as a result and one person was placed under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Nebraska Indians Dominate Pleasant City in 19 to 2 Win
Pleasant City, Ohio saw the Nebraska Indians overwhelm them with a 19 to 2 score. The game was decided early as the Indians built a commanding lead and cruised to the lopsided victory.
Grand Rapids beats Terre Haute in third straight, Butler shines
Central League action sees Grand Rapids win 7 to 2 over Terre Haute with Butler pitching key. Teams combined for 9 runs as Rapids pull ahead 3 games in a row. Springfield falls 4 to 0 to Wheeling after Robertson limits the locals to three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Terre Haute
Butler
R. H. Extr. Rapids
Andrews
Wilson
Massing
Lavelle
Springfield
Wheeling
Robertson
R. H. B. Springfield
Merryman and
Shannon
Schriver
South Bend Beats Coy In Eleven Hit Home Run Show
South Bend collects eleven hits led by Anderson with a homer Grant with a three bagger and Foy two doubles. Final score shows South Bend four, Eville eleven with early innings and a late rally for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Coy
Anderson
Grant
Foy
R. H. B. South Bend
Schafer
Tiemen
Kelly
Rigler
Amateurs Eye Weekend Games at Spink's Newport Park
Local teams prepare for weekend doubleheaders with the Knights of Columbus facing the Shoe and Leather Club at Spink's Newport park on Saturday. Scouts and managers issue calls for first class in or out of town teams as various clubs seek opponents and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Shoe and Leather Club
Spink
Newport Park
Bellevue
Dayton
Spiders
George Woodruff
Baymiller Street
Yanigan Jrs
The
Emeralds
Bass Island Park
R.H. E. Emer
Yanigans
Murphy and
Bergmann
Carle
Herrmann
North Cincinnati Turners
Linwood
Eberle
Wheelers
Wheeler Baseball Club
Clifton Avenue
City
Monahan
Deisel’s
Harwood's
Eagles
Weller’s Park
Oakley
Ohio Browns
Crescentville
Bonno
Felix
Vine
Coney Island
Diesel’s
Vine Street
Kentucky Colonels
Hamilton Shamrocks
Walters Based
Bloom
Colonels
East Newport
Spinney’s
Covington Blues
Greensburg
Grand Central Depot
Omegas
Diamond Jrs
Hillsides
Blue Belts
Robert Jones
Barr Street
Matinee Seat Reservations Highlight Park Accessibility
An observer notes that the only recent change is reserving a few choice seats at matinee performances so patrons who arrive late can still secure a seat. The practice aims to accommodate those who prefer not to come early and ensures seating at any hour requested.
Distinguishing Indian Band Impresses at Coney Island
Wheelock's Indian Band entertained a distinguished crowd at Coney Island including Waterways Commission members. The program featured Orpheus overture Robin Hood Humani Pocahontas and more. Soloists M Jurado EB Morse Blanche Lyons are listed for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Coney Island
The
Waterways Commission
Red Man
Hrnani
M. Jurado
New Mexico
EB. D. Morse
Rhode Island
Blanche Lyons
the Waterways Commission
Three Fourths at Chester Promises Fireworks and Vaudeville
Chester advertises Three Fourths with shows on Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Day and night fireworks accompany two daily performances by Lockhart's elephants in the free vaudeville theater. Night displays follow the first act of the opera for all to see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Lockhart
Coney Island Pass Requests Overwhelming Management Statements
Coney Island management says it cannot fulfill more than 200 annual pass requests daily due to heavy mail. The surge stems from desires for free transport to up river park and free grounds access, burdening the mails citywide. A circular explains steamers incur costs while rival resorts use traction cars, and the company cannot sustain summer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Fourth of July at the Zoological Garden Promises Grand Fireworks
Preparations for Independence Day at the Zoo are extensive with a 25 percent larger fireworks display starting at nine P M. Two afternoon and evening concerts are planned by Duss the millionaire bandmaster and amusements are readied to show off the grounds. visitors may enjoy animals lawns ponies free playgrounds and top band performances before the grand fireworks finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoological Garden
Zoo
Duss
America
Duss Band Showcases Wide Musical Range at Zoo
After a ragtime start, John Duss and his orchestra offered a program at the Zoological Garden that displayed remarkable versatility. Selections included Rigoletto storm, Dance of the Hours, and Spanish dances. later programs featured Wagner, Kol Nidrei, Dvorak, Brahms, Mascagni, and Tschaikowsky pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Duss
The
Zoological Garden
Schibert
Moskowski
Zoo
Dass
Kling
Eilenberg
Lenz
Kol Nidrei
Coney Island Outing Set By Local Groups
Amusement notes from the Cincinnatus Council Daughters of America and the Lytle Greys announce an outing at Coney on Saturday. Members will gather for a day of recreation and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatus Council, Daughters of America
The
Lytle Greys
Coney Saturday
Big Four Morning Train to St Louis from Cincinnati
The Big Four runs a daily 8 30 a m service from Cincinnati to St Louis arriving at 5 p m. The train features a solid coach car a passion car a ladies coach and a smoker car in the consist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Notice to redeem overdue pawned items
A Pawnbroker Harry Goldblatt at 36 EB Sixth St., Detroit, asks that all men with past due balances be paid within thirty days from June 30, 1905, to avoid charges or further interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Goldblatt
Sixth St
Cincinnati approves Marshall avenue improvement tax ordinance
City Council authorizes a special front foot assessment of 1.7738124 dollars per front foot on parcels along Marshall avenue between Riddle road and about 650 feet south to fund asphalt street improvements. Bonds totaling 1679.96 dollars may be issued to cover half the cost with 4 percent interest, plus orderly cash payments over five to ten years. funds go to the Board of Public Service and sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Avenue
Riddle Road
Angle
Council of the Ay of
Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Board of Public Service
Council
City of
T. L. Gleason
Wm. C. Johnson
A.D
H. L. Gordon
Edwin Henderson
Frank Sedler
Kentucky
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
H. L. van Tress
C. H. Wiltsee
Rochester
New York
William J. Halpin
Laura Halpin
Covington
Peter S. Webster
Lamont
Grant County
Oklahoma
Irene M. Webster
Fairfax
Highland County
Gustave Feder
Isaac Fuller
Margaretville
John S. Matson
Richwood
James T. Horner
George S. Horner
Toronto
Canada
Elizabeth Wilder
Oklahoma City
Furman Mooney
Chicago
Illinois
Harriet W. Coolidge
William D. Innes
David K. Innes
John George Eversman
Peter Eversman
Denver
Colorado
Harry B. Hendley
George W. Hendley
Tacoma
Washington
Henderson W. Scott
Joseph W. Scott
Clara L. Scott
Emily W. Haupt
James W. Stahl
John A. Clark
West Sixth Street
State Avenue
Price Hill Road
Chateau Avenue
Mt. Hope Road
Price Avenue
Summit Avenue
State of Ohio
Righek Ae
Meh Tencaccatesieseaves
Esse Eac
Palmer
Abeecaay
Sesemis Pt PR Sre
St Res
Ok Cardin Pegato
Canadl
Ecéioccccess Sgd
J. BE. Breen
Ie A Co
Proposals for Manufacture of Clothing and Equipage
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received until 12 noon July 3 1905 for manufacture and delivery of canvas coats trousers dress coats summer trousers conical tents hospital tents flies storage tents and files at Philadelphia New York or Chicago depots. United States reserves right to accept or reject any proposal. Envelopes endorsed Proposals for Manufacture of Clothing and Equipage to LT Col Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartermaster
Chicago
Ill
Philadelphia
New York
United States
Miller
City names street Reeves Place in Cincinnati ordinance
An ordinance to name an unnamed street Reeves Place in Cincinnati Ohio. The street dedicated by Hattie Reeves and William Reeves extends easterly from Heekin Avenue and north of Eastern Avenue. Passed June 15. Attest: Edwin Hen nL council resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Hattie Reeves
William Reeves
Heekin Avenue
Catholic Calvary Cemetery
Calvary Cemetery
City of Cincinnati
State of
Ohio
Pares
Board of Public Service
A.D. HH
L. Gordon
Edwin Henderson
Heirs in dispute over Emma Lehmberg estate in Cincinnati case
Henry Hartlieb as administrator sues unknown heirs of Emma Margaretha Lehmberg in Hamilton County Ohio. August Wehmyer and Charles Tochtermann claim nephew status and must answer by July 15 1906. Proceedings seek to identify heirs at law for estate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tochtermann
August Ehmyer
Henry Hartlieb
Emma Margaretha Lehmberg
Eirs
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Ohio
August Wehmyer
A.D
Clincinnati
Sgro Gustav R. Werner
Tiff
Bavaria
Court
Walnut
Alvin Kreis
Atlas National Bank
Walnut Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Archibald
Trevel- Yan
Trevelyan
C. Morris
J. Hicks
Brown Yester
Dr. Kenney
Fonsoluca
Tinker
Helena C
Geo. North
Helgerson
Pirate
J. Howell
Oiseau
Sheepshead Bay
Cairngorm
Arklrta
Ring
Edna Jackson
O'Neill
Ballotta
Nicol
Cinchona
Baird
Keator
Shaw
Ancestor
Aubuchon
Lyne
Knobhampton
J. O’brien
Rube
Saffell
Knight of Harlem
EB. Heider
Martin
Sinister
Arklirta
Watergrass
Belle Snicker
Oceantide
J. J. Walsh
Major Daingerfield
Will
May Sutton
American Association
W. L. Pye
Cess
Edythe Reynolds
Geter
Wnat
Castro
Carney
Donahue
O'Brien
Butker
Nance
Marcan
Sulivan
Frants
Colum
Ekey Ind
Ab.h.o.a
Sau Rue
Minn
Ab.h.o.a.e
Milw
Tae Jones
Graham
Marshall
Beville
Grem
Ger
Ch’ney
Fox
Oyler
Stovall
Wolfe
Bateman
Freeman
McCormick
H.o.abe
Miln
O.A.E
Neill
Man
Coulter
M‘c’ Mick
M’ch‘ney
Oyler O/Clarke
Hynes
Greminger
Hynes Iuckey
Umplire
Kane
Pleasant City
Nebraska Indians
Central League
R.H.E. Ft. Wayne
Willis
Ostdiek
Johns
Hawkins
R.H.E. Ft.Wayne
L. Myers
Pearson
Cline
Southern League
Atlanta
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
Nashville
Montgomery
Coney
Charlevoix
Teeghe Central Tyer
Ann Arbor
Alma
Traverse City
Petoskey
Bay View
Wequetonsing
Harbor Springs
Great Central Office
Fifth
Michigan Book
Fifth and Baymiller
Queen & Crescent
4Th & Race Sts
4Th & Scott Sts
Central Union Depot
Madison Pike
Corporation
Teekoe
Walnut Hills
Maryland
Commercial Tribune Building
Ocean Steamers
North German Lloyd
Plymouth
Cabourg
Bremen
Kaiser
K.wm.ii
K.w.ii
Prinz
Kronprinz
K.wm. I
Breemen Bremen
Main
Barb
Ossa
Friedrich
Barbas Sa
Kursterst
Brighton
Ational Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Firet National Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
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