Revenge Obtained By The Red Colts In Split-Squad Tilt
In St Augustine March 16 the Red Colts defeated the Vets 15 to 8 as Fleharty and Mitchell each drilled three-baggers. Lineups featured Ewing and Ganzel for the Vets and Tozier Spade Drury for the Colts with Campbell umpiring. The Reds next face Ormond tomorrow and plan several exhibition stops en route home by March 24.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Augustine
Fla
Ganzel
Colts
Vets
Ewing
Coakley
Fleharty
Schlei
Huggins
Hulswitz
Short
Lobert
Mitchell
Paskett
McGilvery
Tozier
Spade
Drury
Pearce
McLean
Fleischmann
Kane
Mowrey
Weimer
Daley
Bancroft
Jacksonville
Ormond
Reds
McGilveay
O'Neill
Daly
Hulswitt
Upp
Campbell
Ragon
Clubs Fined Over Hidden Side Deals By National Commission
The National Commission fined the Boston American League Club and the Columbus Club $100 each for concealing side agreements tied to player sales. Similar penalties were imposed on the Chicago American League Club and the New Orleans Club for undisclosed conditions in the sale of Dundon, Roche, Manuel, and Atz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Columbus Club
American Association
Commission
Gessler
Boston American Club
Boston Club
Congalton
Harris
Columbus
Boston
Chicago
Dundon and Roche
New Orleans
Manuel and
Atz
Manuel
August Herrmann
B. B. Johnson
Harry C. Pulliam
First Baseball Accident Sends Teen to Hospital
In Hamilton Ohio on March 16 Elmer Kuhn 17 employed by C H and D at Ivorydale collided with his brother while chasing a fly When struck he suffered a broken collar bone and a broken rib in the year s first baseball accident reported by the Commercial Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Elmer Kuhn
Ivorydale
Jockeys Refused Licenses By Stewards
New York March 16 The Jockey Club Stewards met and refused license renewals to Knapp Michaels and another rider amid ongoing regulatory actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Jockey Club
Knapp, Michaels
Dario At 40 1 Beats Gault In City Park Steeplechase
New Orleans March 16 The final meeting at City Park track opens for two weeks Dario at 40 to 1 wins the steeplechase after Gault led to the ninth jump and was disqualified Rae rider of Gault suspended Six favorites win with Notter riding four straight winners Weather cloudy track fast summaries list multiple races with times and entrants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
City Park
Dario
Gault
Rae
Notter
H Elizabeth Harwood
Nicol
Tony W
C. Koerner
Silverton
J. Lee
Intervene
Alice
Joe Hotwwell
Inez Lister
Miss Hapsburg
Tom Holland
Simcoe
Bird of Prey
Speight
S. Hughes
Pete Vinegar
Wilton
Dr. Logan
Sobell
Moongold
Bank Holiday
Roxy B
Ketchemike
Financier
Flynn
Canada
Rhinestone
Banbrida
Rural Boy
Rebel Queen
Mystifier
Stone Street
Thomas Calhoun
Florence N
Tilekilns
Lexington Lady
Good Luck
Kercheval
Lucky Mose
S. Flynn
Monsignor
George H. White
V. Powers
Teran
Ben Sand
Orena
Sainesaw
Ansonia
King’s Daughter
Lotus Eater
Chancellor
V. Power
Okenite
Toscan
Creel
Quagga
J. Sumter
Gilpin
Hiavigny
Louise Macfarlan
Cull
Knight of
Cincinnati Fan Food and Amateur Baseball Hints for 1908
Deisel recommends Flick Abel and Van to Galveston in the same league. Spalding League to reorganize with vacancies for teams to apply to President Eyrich. Red uniforms arrive with a black collar and stripe. red socks with a white stripe. Traveling uniforms blue with red trimming. Minor leaguers ordered to report. several have left for Texas. Wilmington Baseball Club ready to book games after May 1. Amateurs predict the greatest Cincinnati season yet as leagues grow and demand for uniforms rises. Commercial Tribune vows to print all amateur baseball news.
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Deisel
Flick
Abel
Van
Galveston
Spalding
Eyrich
East Fifth Street
Spalding’s
Pat Deisel
Harry Blake
Cleveland
Houston
Tex
Jimmy Henninger
Ripley
Ludwig
Deering
South
Cincinnati
Sporting
The
Commercial Tribune
CITY PARK ENTRIES AND RACE LISTINGS
The record shows entries for multiple city park races with horse names and weights. First Race lists horses including Lydia Gunter and May Lee. Second Race features steeplechase contenders such as M x up and Hickery Dick. Third Race includes Senator Paynter and The Gavel. Fourth Race shows handicapped entries like Donna and Green Seal. Fifth to Seventh races list numerous selling outcomes with weights and names.
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Lydia Ginter
Malecon
May Lee
Bessie Trent
Straight Talk
Tenorett
Lady Hammon
Alamia
Babba
Marg of
Gotham
Lurid
Wheat Bread
Gloriale
Miss Imogene
Sister Ollie
Hickcery Dick
W. K. Slade
Gallithea
School Craft
Ralph Reese
Buckman
Lindale
Rejectable
Little Wally
Senator Paynter
the Gavel
Don Q
Club Member
Polar Star
Royal Jack
Knight Head
Warsaw
Tim Kelly
Mila
Lorrimer
Gratiot
McQuiddy
Spunky
Critic Wins El Molino Handicap At Santa Anita By Nose
At Santa Anita Park on March 16 four favorites, a second choice and an outsider won. In the El Molino Handicap over six furlongs Critic edged Ark lirta by a nose with Pretension third. Macias upset Harcourt in the featured baby race by a head over the favorite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Arklirta
Critic
Pretension
Harcourt
Macias
Schilling
Se d. Harlala
Shriner
Godfather
Brawny Lad
Émily
Pitt Mahone
Lithia Hamilton
Annie Wells
Callahan
Friese
Roland
Calva
Martha Jefferson
Queen Syrenne
Louise Reggee
Rare China
Plaudore
Fairy Annie
Demonstration
Ectopus
Chalfonte
Teacress
Ed Ball
Canardo
Bargn Esher
Harty
Ross
Musgrave
John Rice
Lisaro
Ormonde
Buster Jones
Goldstein
Lady Chiswell
Colonel Jewell
Rostof
Rip Rap
Rama
Elder
Don Domo
Ibs
Lloyd
Norfolk
Escalante
Louise Fitzgibbons
Wait
Mintia
Nattie Bumppo
Cincinnati Dog Show Opens This Afternoon at Music Hall
About 100 dogs preview their elegant quarters as entries for the beach show of the Cincinnati Kennel Association and Ohio Humane Society are assigned. A total of 524 entries must be in by 10 am to compete for hundreds of prizes. Doors open at 2 pm today and run 9 am to 10:30 pm through the next three days. Judging begins Tuesday afternoon with collie classes led by H. B. Hungerford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Cincinnati Kennel Association
Ohio Humane Society
Alf Delmont
Frank L. Dole
W. R. Goodwin
George L. Thomas
W. R. Lyons
al G. Eberhart
P. A. McHattie
Clark & Schumacker
H. B. Hungerford
Glencoe
Ill
Gemmell Triumphs Over Roalta In Oakland Race
In Oakland on March 16 Gemmell edged Sugar Maid by a half length after Roalta faltered in the stretch. Track time 1:25 for the 7 furlongs with Monvina leading the opening race and other results listed, including Mozart winning the 3 1/2 furlong second race and Ormuz taking the 6 furlongs sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland. Cal
Roalta
Oakland
Gemmell
Sugar Maid
Monvina
Ibs
Dearborn
Triumphant
Scoville
Phalanx
W. Miller
Ray Bennett
Sir Brillar
Nellie Racine
Mozart
Ibe
Toll Box
Sandy
Flying Dance
A. Walsh
Carl Holland
Ichrulla
Caronia
Carrie Rothschild
Lady Claude
Linda
Lady Marilee
Gar Maid
Buxton
Cadichon
C G A C Athletes Travel to Louisville for Big Meet
C G A C sprinters and distance runners will travel to Louisville on Saturday March 28 for a major athletic meet at the armory. The event is under the auspices of DuPont Manual Training High School and the First Regiment of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
du Pont Manual Training High Ye
First Regiment of
Kentucky
Papke Wins Out In Tenth Round In Milwaukee Bout
Billy Papke of Spring Valley Illinois earned a decision over Hugo Kelly of Chicago in ten rounds at the Hippodrome Milwaukee under the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Papke drops Kelly in round one and dominates infighting with his corkscrew uppercut to secure the win and earn a title bout with Stanley Ketchel. Al Bright refereed the bout with a lively Chicago crowd watching.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Billy Papke
Spring Valley
Ill
Hugo Kelly
Chicago
Hippodrome
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Papke
Kelly
Stanley Ketchell
Grand Rapids
Mich
al Bright
Wright Triumphs Over Peggenburg In National Billiard Match
Chicago reports Harry Wright of San Francisco defeated J P Peggenburg of New York 400 to 18 in the third game of the National amateur billiard championship. Wright posted a 20 flat average while Peggenburg averaged 84 20. Conklin of Chicago won the second game 400 to 271 against E W Gardner of Passaic N J with an 1223 31 average to Gardner’s 833 31. Conklin led with a 141 run and dominated with close quarter shots, while Gardner mainly played open table.
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Chicago
Harry Wright
San Francisco
J. P. Peggenburg
New York
Wright
Peggenburg
Co. F. Conklin
E. W. Gardner
Passaic
N. J
Conklin
Gardner
Academy of Medicine hears on cheap hammers blamed for eye injuries
Dr. S. C. Ayres declared at a meeting that inferior quality hammers and machinery in some factories cause hundreds of workmen to lose their eyesight annually. He advised using only the best grade equipment to stop the danger. Dr. Magnus Tate read a paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Ayres
Academy of Medicine
Ayres
Magnus Tate
Death of Mrs Catherine Murphy At North Fairmount
Coroner Cameron was notified last night of the death of Mrs Catherine Murphy 55 2543 Cummins street North Fairmount Sunday night. She had been ill for two years and used her own remedies as no physician was seen. Dr Coe viewed the remains and stated she died of Brights disease.
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Cameron
Catherine Murphy
Cummins Street
North Fairmount
Footpad Attacks Man on Armory Avenue
Aaroh Ehoodin of 1432 Cutter Street was accosted by a white man on Armory Avenue near Cutter Street. He was knocked down and severely beaten, then forced to surrender sixty five cents before being taken to City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaroh Ehoodin
Cutter Street
Armory Avenue
Ehoodin
City Hospital
County Kept Dry in Clinton Vote Ban Saloons
Clinton County voters approved a dry measure as Clarksville, the county’s only town with saloons, went dry by 36 votes. The law closing the saloons becomes effective April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Clinton County
Clarksville
Covington Council Questions City Deposits and Adjacent Street Projects
The Covington Council pressed Treasurer Percival for details on bank bids and deposit recipients with interest rates. Ordinances approved concrete sidewalk work on Herman and Fourth streets with costs to abutting property owners. Edward J. McKenna won the spread madadam contract. Tax and collection reports were filed. $5,420.08 in claims allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Percival
Herman Street
Twenty-third Street
Elizabeth Street
Fourth Street
Madison ’Avenue
Street
Edward J. McKenna
People's Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Covington Transfer Company
7 Street
Madison Avenue
West End Improvement Association
Jin Crescent Avenue
Leafer and
Gauger
Covington Schools to Install Automatic Fire Alarm System
The Covington Board of Education committee decided last night to install automatic fire alarm systems in every school building with alarms operable from any room. Work will begin immediately. The committee also plans concrete floors, steel or iron stairways, and fireproof doors to control fire spread and ensure safe pupil exit.
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Covington
Sheriff Davison Surrenders Taxes in Kenton County Deal
Sheriff Davison and the Kenton County Fiscal Court settled tax differences in Independence. Davison accounted for taxes from 1904 to 1907 and said he had overpaid. About $15,000 was turned over to the county for turnpike and related taxes after an adjustment.
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Davison
Kenton County
Independence
Campbell County Courts Pass Many Civil And Family Matters
Three suits filed in the Circuit Court seek 307.54 from Bellevue property owners for sewer assessments. John G Ellerhorst and wife owe 80.20, John H Jones and wife 136.70, and William Gusweiler 40.64. Webster Helm, as public guardian for Emma Rose children, seeks estate settlement and sale of Bellevue property, plus 700 on a note held against Emma Rose by William Madden and William Rose. The will of Jane Logan was probated. executor to set aside 300 for a monument, remainder to Hose A Logan, with Daniel Swinbourne named executor. In circuit court Judge Yungblut granted Bertha Schomaker a divorce from William Schomaker. Arthur Matthews was fined 10 and costs after a disorderly conduct arraignment by Joe Buttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E B. McCracken Supply Company
J. B. McLane & Co
Bellevue
John G. Ellerhorst
John H. Jones
William Gusweiler
Webster Helm
Francis
Mary Rose
Emma Rose
Helm
William Madden
William Rose
Jane Logan
Hose A. Logan
Daniel Swinbourne
Covington Briefs Restate Local Death and Trials
Augustus Degginger 173 a Covington merchant died at 1545 Scott Street yesterday. His two sons, operators of the Sixth Street Madison Avenue store, survive. Funeral Wednesday under Masonic auspices. Inspector McFarland arrives for dairy feed inspection. Masonic meeting Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. John Burban acquitted of fighting in Erlanger. William Green fined 69 dollars plus costs Abe Riddle 10 dollars plus costs. Fire department responded to gasoline stove explosion at 617 Greenup Street, damage slight.
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Augustus Degginger
Covington
Scott Street
Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Inspector Mcfarland
State Experimental Station
Masonic Temple
Golden Rule Lodge
Golden Rule Lodge, No. 345, and A. M
Brother A. Degeinger
Alvin A. Ranshow
W. M
Clarence M. Roberts
John Burban
Buchannan
Erlanger
William Green
Abe Riddle
J. M. Bradley
Greenup Street
Two men sentenced for hold up on C and O Railroad Bridge
Charles Moran and James Johnson, arrested in January for a hold up on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Bridge, were sentenced to nine years each in the state penitentiary by Judge Shaw's division. They were convicted of holding up and attempting to rob Earl Cook of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio
Brake
Doyle
Shaw
Kenyon
State Penitentiary
Charles Moran
James Johnson
Earl Cook
Cincinnati
Harbeson
Theodore Rammiler
Theodore Rammler
Henry Meier
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Meier
United States
Otto Lang
Property Transfers In Latonia And Crescent
A. and Annie B Tomlin transfer Lot 14 Block 11 Green's subdivision Latonia to Samuel and Elizabeth Talley. James F Bauer transfers 7 by 100 feet on Crescent Avenue to John W Rolf. The amount listed is 1700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie B. Tomlin
Samuel
Elizabeth Talley
Green
Latonia
James F. Bauer
John W. Rolf
Crescent Avenue
Drowning Attempt Ends in Rescue After Bank Near Covington
Rosa Appel alerts Patrolman George Brady to Rose Zella’s strange behavior at Main Street near the Offfon River in Covington. Zella, despondent, tried to drown herself but was saved and taken to police headquaters. Nearby, Richard Perry shot himself in the abdomen at 1512 Scott Street and was hospitalized in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Appel
George Brady
Rose Zella
Main Street
Covington
Zella
W. Ok
Sete
Schuler
Agate
Rosa
Richard Perry
Shoots at burglars during early morning home invasion
John Weissenberg, owner of a saloon on Independence pike, fired from his second floor window after seeing two men near his first floor. One man groaned, both fled into darkness. A bloody trail from the saloon led to railroad tracks the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weissenberg
Independence Pike
Weissenberg
Weissenberger
Robs His Benefactor
Albert Ashcraft a Fulton Market Company driver reported the theft of 147 dollars to Covington police. He said a stranger asked for a ride near the Cincinnati approach of the Suspension Bridge and left at Covington after riding with him. money vanished from his pocket later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ashcraft
Fulton Market Company
Covington
Ashcratt
Cincinnati
Ashcraft
Covingtton
Cracklin will directs search for two sisters before estate split
In John A. Cracklin of Dayton Kentucky will probated in Newport County Court the executor must deduct 100 for funeral expenses then search for sisters Mary J. Dearborn of Cleveland and Susan E. Pearce of Boston. If not found within a year the estate goes equally to Campbell County Protestant Orphans Home and Catholic Orphans Home. Halloran named executor. Cracklin, an old soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cracklin
Dayton
Newport
Campbell County
Mary J. Dearborn
Cleveland
Susan E. Pearce
Boston
Mass
Halloran
Cracklin
Dayton City Council Grants Sand Carting Privilege
The Dayton City Council last night authorized sand dealers to cart sand from the bag for a year, lifting a previous city charge. The Chief of Police was asked to prosecute street refuse throwing. A motion to fund a rock pile by buying a cone carload was approved with a price cap of one dollar per perch to deter thefts and tramps. The city awarded a contract to paint officials’ titles on office windows and approved claims of thirty four dollars and fifty cents. The next meeting will discuss trunk sewer laying.
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Dayton
Welch
Oine
Newport News in Brief
The Light Committee of the Newport General Council will discuss Councilman Martins resolution to enforce the gas franchise clause requiring testing apparatus in the City Engineer’s office or the city may collect 50 dollars per day. A Humane Society meeting is set at St Mark’s German Church basement with Oscar Traunstein and others delivering addresses. The late Colonel M R Howard’s funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 in Newport. United Confederate Veterans ritual to be read at Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Humane Society
St. Mark's
Oscar Traunstein
Cincinnati Organization
Humane Societies
M. R. Howard
Washington Avenue
United Confederate Veterans
Spring Grove
Big new steel mill to open near Newport in April
President J A Andrews and officials prepare for the grand opening of a million dollar steel plant on Licking pike behind Newport. Test operations begin in April with visitors invited for a preview and hundreds expected from nearby cities. The mill will employ over a thousand workers and aid former Newport rolling mill staff. Nearby housing and utilities expansion accompany the launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking Pike
Newport
Andrews Rolling Mill Company
Andrews
Homestead
Newport Rolling Mill
Robbers Rifled Courthouse Desk in Newport Incident
Newport police investigate a Sunday night burglary at the Courthouse Department. Thieves gained entry through Court street window and pried open Secretary Newell's desk in the Water Works Office, rifling contents. Other desks broken. no money taken this time. A prior theft during former Treasurer Krieger’s term yielded $28 in change. County Clerk Betz’s office has been robbed recently. Police suspect familiarity with the office and visible rent money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Court Street
Newell
Water Works Department
Krieger
Betz
Campbell County reports record low 1906 crime cases
A Newport Circuit Court clerk receives a note from Chief Statistician L. T. Powers citing Campbell County Kentucky as posting the fewest criminal dispositions in 1906. Powers questions why only 49 circuit court cases were recorded in Newport and Alexandria versus far higher totals in Fayette and Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Schwartz
Newport
L. T. Powers
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
Campbell County
Kentucky
Chief Powers
Alexandria
Fayette
Franklin
Campbell
Woman in Newport Police Lockup Delirium Tremens Case
Newport police were alerted by a 50 year old woman named Blanch Harrison from Cynthiana Kentucky who asked to be jailed to sober up. She showed signs of delirium tremens and was moved to a second floor cell after City Physician Dr. Todd treated her. no family or prior employers could be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Siberia
Todd
James C Wright and wife Co H Stan nus Newport subdivision
Fragmentary text shows property details for Isidor ae William A venue addition in Newport. Likely a legal or real estate notice referencing Lot 12 in Brilliante Howe Company's subdivision and associated owners or parties. The readable portions indicate a conveyance or recording context in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Wright
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