Brooklyn Drops Last To Redlegs In Tight Loss
In a National League matchup Cincinnati beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Ewing excelled on the mound. Lobert starred at bat with solid support from teammates bunts and baskets of hits. Other scores included Boston over Pittsburgh 5 to 1 and New York shutting Chicago 2 to 0. American League saw St Louis defeat New York 7 to 2 and Philadelphia beat Detroit 5 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Ton
National League
American Leve
W.l.pseneee
CIN Nati
Cleveland
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Seve
Washington
American Ass
W.l.pe
Indianapolis
Grand Rapids
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Louisville
Dayton
Columbus
South Bend
Milwaukee
Evansville
Terre Haute Il
Kansas City
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Eee
Wheeling
St. Paul
Reds Triumph Over Brooklyn To Jump To Second Place
Cincinnati Reds beat Brooklyn 8 to 2 at League Park, moving into second place as their fiveteenth game against the Atlantic group ends with eleven wins. Lobert homered and driven by timely hitting, the Reds surged in the seventh inning to pull away. Brooklyns fumbled fielding while Cincinnati cleanly manned the ball, boosting a strong early season record.
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League Park
Reds
Trolley Dodgers
Brooklyn
Invaders
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Ewing
Wilhelm
Long Bob
Patsy Donovan
McIntyre
Brooklyns
Lobert
Maloney
Hans
Untitled baseball recap with late scoring spree
Kane and Maloney walked to load the bases as Bergen flew out. In the seventh, Burch doubled but Lumley lined out. Ganzel started a rally with a single and Sehlei reached on Wilhelm's error, Brain walked to reload, and Hulswitz, Ewing, and Hugging produced runs. Kane later scored on a fumbled ball, Mitchell and Ganzel drove in more runs as the Reds surged. In the eighth Brooklyn no scoring, ninth no further action. The score:
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Lobert
Mitchell
Ganzel
Hulswitz
Bob Ewing
Miller Higgins
Reds
Superbas
Hummel
Burch
Lumley
Huggins
Kane
Jordan
Sheehan
Pattee
Maloney
Bergen
Schlei
Brain
Wilhelm
Hulsmitt
Ewing
Hulswitt
Mitchel
Por
Roberts
Sehlei
Ert
Aloney
CIN’ T
AB. Sa
See
Ik Scceve
Metehon
Lim
Cove
Ly Il i
Ooli
Smlur
Scseese i
Hulswitt Se
Cscee
McIntyre
Brooklyn
Schlet
Cincinnati
Rooklyn
Rigler
Reds Bend Six Pitchers In Four Days Road Trip
The Reds leave at 6 PM for Fairmont West Virginia to face the local team this afternoon with Matty Schwab joining to pitch since Ganzel cannot spare a starter. They travel to Pittsburgh for two games and a Saturday doubleheader, then return to host St Louis and another doubleheader Monday. McCarthy is out of the lineup and President Herrmann has received a $1500 check from Dreyfuss as McCarthy departs for the Smoky City. Seats at Straus are on sale for Sunday's game and a big crowd is expected if the team wins in Pittsburgh before the long road stretch.
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Fairmont
Matty Schwab
Ganzel
Pittsburg
St. Louis
McCarthy
Herrmann
Dreyfuss
Smoky City
Straus
Boston 5 Pittsburg ten inning win 6 to 2
Boston defeats Pittsburgh in ten innings 6 to 2 after three runs in the tenth. Young started, Lever finished, with Leaver noted on pitching duties as the game extended. Ritchey Leach Beaumont and Sweeney among the 2 base and triple hits in a tense intercity contest.
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Pittsburg
Boston
Young
Lever
New York Beats Chicago in Pitchers Battle 1-0
New York shut out Chicago 1-0 as Wiltse earned the win with a two base hit scoring Doyle. Herzog robbed Chicago of two runs with a brilliant seventh inning stop and throw. Local error and fielding sparkles highlighted a tight game at Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Herzog
Steinfeldt
Wiltse
Doyle
Rain Postpones St. Louis Philadelphia Game
Rain in St. Louis causes the May 27 game between St. Louis and Philadelphia to be postponed.
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St. Louis
St. Louis-Philadelphia
Philadelphia Upsets Detroit 5-4 in late rally
Mullin faltered late but Philadelphia turned a Detroit win into a 5-4 victory. Hartsel doubled for Detroit, Mullin allowed six hits and five walks, while Schaefer and Krause batted for late-inning risks as Philadelphia seized the lead in the ninth.
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Detroit
C.eee
Philadelphia
Schaefer
Krauss
Hartsel
Murphy
Powers
Coughlin
McIntyre
Davis
Coombs
Washington over Cleveland 3–2 as Hughes fans 12
Hughes pitched Washington to a 3 to 2 victory over Cleveland striking out 12 and allowing four hits. Stovall hit a homer for Washington, with Milan and Clarke adding two base hits. Cleveland managed scattered singles and left six runners on base.
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Washington
Cleveland
Hughes
Cleveland Today
J. Clarke
Milan
Stovall
Ganley
Hickman
Delahanty
Berger
St. Louis Team Secures Another Victory in New York
In New York on May 27, St. Louis secured another win with a steady performance. The result adds to a series of victories as the team builds momentum through the season.
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St. Louis
New York
St. Louis Tops New York In Tight Baseball Tilt
Chesbro and Lake split pitching duties as St Louis defeats New York 1 to 0. Stahl Hoffman Williams star with two base hits. Lake and Chesbro combine on shutout effort through seven innings. Boston beats Chicago 3 to 2 with Winter driving in two and Smith allowing key hits.
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Ab.h
St. Louis
New York
Chesbro
Strreck
Lake
Howell
Stahl
Hoffman
Williams
Jones
Cloughn
Indianapolis Tops Louisville 9 to 4 in Second Game
Indianapolis defeated Louisville 9 to 4 to take the second game of the series. Halla allowed 10 hits in three and two thirds innings while Durham gave up one run in five and one third. Stovall Slagle Williams Carr, Bush Davidson Stanley among the players noted for key hits and fielding. Time 1 45.
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Indianapolis
Halla
Stovall
Slagle
Williams
Carr
Woodruff
Sullivan
Davidson
Bush
Stanley
Wiliams
Durham
Louiisville
Steve Kane
Geyer Dominates as Columbus Stems Toledo Rally
Geyer's pitching was 0 effective and his support so strong that not a Toledo player reached third base. Steen's witness, two of Barbeau's errors, and timely hits by Raidy delivered Columbus three runs. Score:
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Odwell
Lister
Hopkins
Wrigley
D'Eiweer
Friel
Armbruster
Kihm
Owens
Bierhalter
Milwaukee Beats St Paul In Extra Tight City Series Game
Milwaukee bunched hits off St Paul errors to win 6 to 6 in a game that went extra innings. McKune Meyers Rowan Robinson McCormick Beville had two base hits as Farris and others pitched. Gehring and Dougherty contributed on the mound. Time 2 00. Umpire Kerin.
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Kansas City
Buelow
tBrashear
O'Neill
Quillen
Ae Biersdorfer
Wilson
Feine
Wesday
Beckley
Biersdorfer
Fiene
Swann
Hayes
St Paat
Milwaukee
Farris
McKune
Meyers
Rowan
Robinson
McCormick
Beville
Tiemeyer
Gehring
Wheeler
Brown
Leroy
Dougherty
Curtis
Dunleavy
Clark
St. Paul
Kerin
East End Defeats Avondale 9 to 5 in Traction League
East End beats Avondale 9 to 5. Key plays include two-base hits by Alspach and Jones. Stolen bases credited to Farrell Carroll McDaniels Glardon Fehl Chapman. Pitchers Markland Seigel and McDaniels tally respective strikeouts. Time 1:50. Umpires Sternberg Nester.
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Avondale
Alspach
Jones
Farrell
Carroll
McDaniels
Glardon
Fehl
Chapman
Markland
Seigel
Sternberg and
Nester
Dayton Defeats Ft Wayne 5 to 2 in Central League
Dayton edged Ft Wayne 5 to 2 in a loosely played Central League game. Durham and Clark opposed Worsel Johns and Richardson for Ft Wayne. Dayton totaled runs on a 1 8 1 0 1 0 sequence as the batteries Durham Clark and Worsel Johns Richardson.
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Dayton
R.H.E. Ft. Wayne
Durham and
Clark
Worsel
Johns
Richardson
Terre Haute Beats Evansville In High-Scoring Game
Terre Haute won 12 to 7 at home as Wheeler collected four hits including three triples. Miner and Williams led Evansville with several runs aided by Pierson Dunn and Coyington. The result came on May 27 in Terre Haute Indiana.
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Terre Haute
Evansville
Ind
Wheeler
Aera Miner
Williams
Coyington
Pierson
Dunn
Zanesville Triumphs 4-2 With Timely Hits
Zanesville used three clutch hits to edge Wheeling 4 to 2 on May 27. Fletcher and Spahr teamed with Kenworthy and Schriver for the batting and defense.
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Zanesville
Wheeling
R.H.E
Fletcher and Spahr
Kenworthy and Schriver
South Bend blank Grand Rapids in tight win
South Bend beat Grand Rapids 1 to 0 behind a strong pitching effort by Alberts. The game featured a sac bunt and clean defense from both sides, with Sesreds managing a single run in the scoring frame through 1 run on 6 hits and 0 errors for Grand Rapids.
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Bend
Grand Rapids
Ind
Alberts
Sac
R.H.E. Sesreds
Eeers
Tieman
Hagerman and Hansen
Miami Wins Juvenile Stakes at Louisville Track
Miami led a field of two year olds to victory in the Juvenile Stakes at Louisville on May 31. The Minks won the Handicap over Kercheval and Wool Sandals as the distance record for 11-16 mile was equaled at 1 45 4 5. First race results include Meadow Breeze and others. second through sixth races list winners and place-show payouts with detailed names such as Ironbound Tennessee Boy The Minks Anne McGee Mrs Sewall Elizabeth Harwood Woolwinder Dr Fizz Dorothy Webb and Fundamental appearing among runners.
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Miami
Minks
Kercheval
Meadow Breeze
Powers
Show Rego Es
Isaac
Arion
Butler
Canopian
Kermath
Minot
Beatrice K. Funiculaire
Miss Stone
Natsha
Dorasetté
Hazel Thorpe
Martius
Billy Vertrees
Belitooney
Mary Orr
Lomond
My Lady
Frances
Inela
Atarah
Sempronium
J. Aulaire
Buena Vista
Martie Marshall
Boadicea
the Minks
Pickins
Kerchevel
Terah
Wing Ting
Cymba
Boema
Anne McGee
Franklin
STOO
Sewall
Morgan
Elizabeth Harwood
French Cook
Woolwinder
Dr. Fizz
Dorothy Webb
Fundamental
Jason
Yourell
King Esta
Wickline
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Huffman
Uae
Judith
MacBride
Bertel
Waterway
Rejord
Martin
Lee Huffman
Robinson
Horn
Bhilling
Sainesaw
High Bear
Dawn Patrick wins Tanforan Handicap at Oakland track
Dawn Patrick a heavy favorite wins the Tanforan Handicap at Oakland as six races produce times and placings. Oso rine and Frieze lead a selling race double, while Dawn Patrick dominates the Tanforan Handicap by a length over Edwin T. Fryer and Edwin Gunn in a fast 1 mile 3/4.
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Oakland
Cal
Dawn Patrick
Osorine
Buxton
Frieze
McIntyre
Aksarben
Scoville
Black Mate
Riley
Fastoso
Page
Handmaiden
Kirschbaum
Curdi
Kogo
Ross
Lone Wolf
Keogh
Edwin T. Fryer
Edwin Gunn
Harris
Ed Davis
Rettig
Cloudlight
Sandy
College Widow
Horse Races Listed with Weights and Entrants
A detailed card lists races across six events with horse names, weights or odds, and classifications. Notable entries include Old Hickory, Tuscan Gold, Prince Alert in early races and Queen's Daughter, Vanen, Palamon in selling events, plus Ida May and Western Knight in later six furlong sprints.
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Old Hickory
Charlie Powers
Tuscan Gold
Top Sergeant
Dr. Fitz
Sempront
Rockcastle
Elgin
Michael Engele
Warfield
Prince Alert
Hambay
Wire Man
Honest Bob
Ingoda
Maxton
Manuscript
Dona H
Barrette
Melwood
George K. Dehler
BE. T. Shipp
Western Knight
Snake Mary
Baroda
Petulant
Hollow
Marmorean
Mondella
Lady Thorpe
Meada
Topsy Robinson
Lignando
Bitter Miss
Cygnet
Ill Will
Fair Messenger
Sister
Ennie
Silver C
Sainward
Field Day Events Set for Friday at League Park
Finishing tests today determine athletic button awards for field day. The top school by button count wins the Fleischmann trophy presented by Mr. Fleischmann. Committees include Games F. M. Youmans and Dr. Ziegler with Referee Clarence Lavery and Judges Al Brodbeck George Thompson and W. B. Jones. Timers A. O. Jones G. N. Hatch and George Slevers.
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League Park
Fleischman
Fleischmann
Carl Ziegier
F. M. Youmans
Carl Ziegler
Adolph Lotter
Earl Trissler
Eckhardt Keller
W. H. Taube
F. J. Reutter
George E. Emig
Clarence Lavery
E. A. Poos
al Brodbeck
George F. Thompson
W. B. Jones
A. O. Jones
G. N. Hatch
George Slevers
Big Shoot Across the River Opens with High Honors
The Kentucky State tournament at the Northern Kentucky Gun Club in Dayton opened with over two hundred spectators. W H Heer led with 194 and H D Freeman topped the first 100, while Henderson and multiple amateurs chased in close competition. The day ended with officers and league representatives planning next events and confirming future sites and officers.
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Dayton
Wne
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Mésers
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H. D. Freeman
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W H. Heer
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Ward
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Stamina Dominates Ladies Stakes at Belmont Park
Stamina the 2 to 5 favorite won the one mile Ladies' Stakes at Belmont Park ahead of Anonyma and Laughing Eyes. Jersey Lightning and Stamina were coupled in betting, while Sanctus took the International Steeplechase. Superman has been retired to stud.
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Belmont Park
Stamina
Jersey Lightning
Writney
Anonyma
Keene
Laughing Eyes
Sanctus
Superman
Taboo
Delaby
Royal Captive
E. Dugan
Nigger Baby
J. Lee
Bonnie Kelso
Opal
Amnesty
Joe Gatetens
Racquet
Shapdale
Aunt Kate
Betty Vincent
Fitzherbert
Shaw
Beckon
Whip Toy
Jeanne D'Arc
Mombaseéa
Dupee
McKinney
Grandpa
Hewitt
Delcante
Sandy Creeker
Amanda E
Southern League Scores From New Orleans and Memphis
At New Orleans the New Orleans team beat Asante L 4 to 0. In Memphis Memphis defeated Birmingham 6 to 3. At Little Rock Montgomery led Little Rock 7 to 2.
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Asante L
Memphis
Birmingham
Little Rock
Montgomery
Covington and Newport Democrats Seek Party Peace
The Democratic County Executive Committee and delegates from every Covington Democratic club held a meeting at Sixth and Madison to harmonize factional disputes. Frank Johnson chaired, John Hogan was secretary, and pleas for harmony came from Ben Graziani, Judge M L Harbison, and R G Williams.
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Democratic County Executive Committee
Covington
Sixth and
Madison Streets
Frank Johnson
John Hogan
Ben Graziani
M. L. Harbison
R. G. Williams
Kenton Court Notes Surge of Civil and Family Actions
In Kenton Circuit Court yesterday Rev Father I M Ahmann sued M Ahmann Church Goods Co and receiver Harry Frost for 390 on a note. Commercial National Bank of Covington sued E B Sayers and others for 660 on a note. George Workman sued James Powers for 750 for alleged breach of contract. Sarah J Ewalt sued Robert L Ewalt for divorce alleging abandonment. Rural Distributing Co of Cincinnati bankruptcy petition filed by Union Distilling Co Cincinnati Oppenheimer Printing Co Cincinnati and Farmers and Traders National Bank of Covington. Judge Shaw entered 150 judgment in Keefer vs Hennessy overruled demurrer to McInerny vs Rogers for 5 000 slander. Divorces granted for Raywood Wright Langford Hunt on grounds of abandonment and drunkenness. Master Commissioner Rich ordered sales on court house steps including properties at Patton and Water streets Latonia Mabel Avenue Covington Twelfth Street Latonia and Spring Street Covington and piano sale. Police Judge Read bound Charles Aylers to grand jury for petit larceny. Covington Park Commissioner denied power to sue South Covington Cincinnati Street Railway to move rails in Park Place. Circuit Judge Shaw handed down the decision.
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St. Aloysius Church
M. D. McInerny
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Leo Rice
Patton
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Joseph Jakobe
Rogers Subdivision
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L. Purden
Margaret Garrison
Eiza Jones
Fairview
John Church Co
Maggie Martin
Charles Aylers
Grand Jury
Covington Park
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Newport City petition seeks vehicle license ordinance construction
Campbell County courts report a City Solicitor petitioned the Circuit Court to interpret the citys vehicle license ordinance. Lucretia Meyers a minor sues South Covington Cincinnati Railway for 10000 damages. The Kaufman will probate filed naming wife Phillipina and son-in-law Peter Werks executor. Emma Weiss declared of unsound mind and ordered to the asylum.
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Newport
Lucretia Meyers
Ella Myers
South Covington & Cincinnatii Street Railway Company
Valentine Kaufman
Phillipina Kaufman
Peter Werks
Emma Weiss
Catrow Declared Legal Third District Congressional Candidate
In Dayton Ohio on May 27 Colonel H G Catrow of Miamisburg was upheld as the legal Third District Congressional candidate over J Eugene Harding of Middletown by Montgomery Preble and Butler County election boards. The decision, 6 to 1, was driven by Chairman Bieser’s group after two days of debate with Haines dissenting.
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Preble
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Miamisburg
Middletown
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Foraker
Taft
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Sufter County
Will Finish Auto Race After Runs and Tours Ruling
The Runs and Tours Committee of the Automobile Club met and ruled the hill climb contest must be run. The date is set for June 2 with protests reviewed. Ryan appears likely to win as only one car could challenge him if it starts. Club member race winner Ryan donated a speedometer to the second-place finisher.
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Entries Close Today at Amateur Field Day in League Park
Entries close this afternoon for the Shoe and Leather Club amateur field day at League Park. More than 100 Cincinnati amateurs are expected to compete. Contestants must arrive in uniform by 1 15 p m and fasten shoes are not allowed in speed events. Officials include Master of Ceremonies August Herrmann and referee Frank Mills with a full roster of judges and staff.
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Cincinnati
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Frank Mills
Ben Mulford, Jr
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Otto F. Merpall
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Clarence Lavery
G. F. Eyrich
Austin Welsh
Charles H. Zuber
Frank Rostock
al Brodbeck
Harry Walter
Hutchins
John A. Spinney
Thomas N. Eller
Robert B. Moon
Williamson dies of tongue cancer at 56 in Newport
Lawrence J. Williamson 56 son of late Captain John A. Williamson died at home on Third and York streets after a year long illness from tongue cancer. Physicians believe a sharp tooth caused the cancer. He lived in Newport all his life and once chaired the Central Bridge operation. Survived by widow two sons and three daughters. former Superintendent of the Central Bridge.
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Chamber of Commerce
Despondent express messenger shoots self in Newport
Lyster Young a 30 year old express messenger on the Southern Railroad between Cincinnati and Chattanooga killed himself last night at his home at Fifth and Columbia streets Newport. He had pneumonia after a trip and told his wife he would never get well. He used a 38 caliber Colt revolver to shoot himself in the head.
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Fifth and
Columbia Streets
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Heat Prostrates Two In Newport On Hot Day
John Opul a 48 year old carpenter of Monmouth near Eleventh street Newport collapsed from heat while on a Central avenue scaffold yesterday. He was unconscious but improving by night. George Kramer an elderly man living at 88 Patterson street was found in a serious heat condition at Central Bridge and removed to his home.
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Central Avenue
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H. J. Schroer
Patterson Street
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Newport News in Brief
John Keller of Johns Hill celebrated his ninety second birthday anniversary. Mrs Hedrick Roth of Newport died yesterday in Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Body brought to 221 West South gate street Newport funeral at 2 this afternoon. Funeral of Rev Karl Koch father of Rev C B Koch of Salem M E Church Newport held yesterday at 12 30 with services in church. Body taken to Cleveland Ohio for burial. Margaret Radley twelve year old daughter of Charles Radley 436 Thornton street Newport severely burned hands and face pulling a gasoline stove from a burning house.
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John’s Hill
Hedrick Roth
Newport
Christ Hospital
Cincinnati
West Southgate Street
Karl Kosh
C. B. Koch
Salem M. E. Church
Schaal
Graessle
Cleveland
Margaret
Charles Radley
Thornton Street
Dairymen Protest Tuberculine Test and More Covington Notes
Kenton County dairymen urged the Covington Board of Health to resist enforcing the tuberculine test under the new milk inspection ordinance. City Solicitor John B. Shepard departed for Frankfort to argue before the Court of Appeals on Covington’s Market Master ordinance. The Covington Board of Education fixed June 18 19 and 20 for annual teacher examinations. Articles of incorporation filed for the South End Building Association with Ellsworth Woods and others as incorporators. Homer Lodge No 40 of the K of P ratifies plans to build a K of P Home in Covington. Peter Burk of West Robbins street injured when a piece of ice tong lodged in his chin.
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Kenton County
Covington
J. J. Beitzer
George Balime
Oscar Roetken
CG. J. Harris
Homer Lodge
No. 40
K. of P
Coyington
Peter Burk
West Robbins Street
Champion Ice Company
Second Street
Newport Real Estate Transfers Of Various Properties
Property transfers list several deeds including Henry Theele and wife to Mary B Simms Lot 476 in Newport area addition. Mary Tapking to D A Coffin parts of Lots 4 and 5 in heirs addition. Dorsey and wife to Jennie Ben ee part of Lot 34 in Bellevue plan. Frombold to Angeline Frombold Lot 666 in Trustee's addition. John Kirk and others to Henry Je Lot 476 Trustee's addition in Newport.
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Henry Theele
Mary B. Simms
Aera
Newport
Devine
Seaecen
Mary Tapking
Dd. A. Coffin
Owike Siths
Aakneed
F. P. Frombold
Angeline
Frombold
Trutee
N John Kirk
Henry Je
Newpore
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Covington Real Estate Transfers Listed for Local Properties
Frederick A Stacey et al sell 25 by 78 feet at Fourth and Johnson to Randolph and Nora J Roland. August and Julius Levi sell 23 by 100 feet in Banklick. Eugene and Elizabeth Sayers to Charles and Nellie Wayne 25 by 100 feet on Woodburn avenue. Bernard Kluemper et al sell 2 by 150 feet in Banklick. H P Stephens to Lewis and another, 1.43 acres in Covington and Dry Creek Turnpike.
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Frederick A. Stacey
Randolph
Nora ‘J. Roland
Fourth and
Johnson Street
Augusta
Julius Levi
Bernard Kluemper
Pomengea
Banklick
Elizabeth Sayers
Henry Anna
Woodburn
H. P. Stephens
Lewis and Cin
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Right Sort
Arcenette
Home Runs
Little Mose
Dr. Pillow
Miss Alvescott
Gene F
Fontenet
Intervene
Primrose League
Uniform
Tom Heidi
Ruble
Gladys Louise
Field Mouse
Trance
Nelisande
Paradise Queen
Gliding Belle
Lady’s Elina
Golden View
Lady Hubbard
Jockey Club
Jack Atkin
Victore
Celt
Lorante
Berkley
Rifleman
Juggler
Colonel Jack
Master Robert
D'Arkle
Killiecrankle
Sellling
Jennie Deceiver
Carey
Tom McGrath
Water Fox
Mexican Silver
Trouble Maker
Frizette
Bennie Allan
Krollmann
Krollmann, Jr
FPF
Heer
Helwees
J.M. Shropshire
Walker
BE. Kirk
J.H. Carter, Jr
Hatcher
John Deawee
R. Trimble
J. Schreck Serene
C. Oi LeCompte
L. B. Shouse
J Q
A.H. * Sund
Fultz
Cooper
Kinkead
K Dodge
Dameron
Polanmade
Cm. Snd
Hell
F. Snead
Pragoff
L. Girton
A Woody
D. M. Swihart
Booker
J B Clemens
Burkhart
Burkhart .200 Wnaee 168 Dr.g.o. Leymer
Cc. A. Young
Zienap
McDaniel
Tommy Waddell
Musgrave
Far West
Garner
Lord Stanhope
Fancy
Apple Teddy
Peter Quince
Notter
George G. Hall
Bolando
Lee
Black Bridge
Toney Lass
Lena Delta
Torenhna
Putgada
Yorkville Beau
Southern League
Peage
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
Miamitburg
Runs and Tours Committee
Carpenter
Newport News
Covington Briefs
Newport Real Estate
Covington Real Estate
Charles Wilson
Hattie Ashecraft
Louisa J. Turmer
Alpha, O
Edna A. Lants
Ludlow
Kfsureceosas
Edward Fllictt
Katle Sweat
Covineom
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