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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1898

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Big Men 10 Meet Tonight Wittmer Burns in Ten Round

Boxing card features Owen Ziegler vs Charley Burns at the People's Theater tonight around 10:30. Wittmer vs Adali for the Greco Roman world title set for December 22 at the same venue with 70 percent gross split offered and $100 posted for appearance.

Owen Ziegler Charley Burns Sporting News Charley Wittmer Hali Adali Turkey People’s Athletic Club Frank Kelly Wittmer Antonio Pierre James Fennessy People’s Theater Adair Fennessy Kelly Pierce Turk Yousouf Walnut Street Theater Adali Cannon

New Orleans Turf Dispatch on Pat Season Costs and Hopes

In New Orleans December 11, veteran Memphis horseman John W. Schorr finds a tougher Pat season with challenged favorites Macy Timemaker and Burns facing stronger rivals. Trainers and riders like O’Leary Southard O’Con mind and Kmnor show varied form as Troxler Dugan and McCafferty return with renewed efforts and plans.

Bat Dispatch Commercial Tribune Orleans John W. Schorr Memphis Jockey Club Algol Av Overton Macy Cierect Timemaker Schorr Burns T. Prs O'Leary Southard

First Race Purse and Final Race Entries From Wis Racetrack

A garbled list of race entries from a Wisconsin track shows multiple purses and selling races. Names such as Daisy F, Red Glenn, Lady Hurst, Susan Powers, Paul Kruger, Yankee Doodle, Majesty, Yemen, and Prince Tyrant appear with various fractions and numbers suggesting betting values or horse numbers. The text includes inconsistent spellings and extraneous letters, but indicates six scheduled races with horses listed for each, including six furlongs and one mile distances.

Wis Racivan Casdale Dr. Pane Lady Hurst Susan Powers Paul Kruger Tenrica Viking Hugh Penny la Goleta David Tenney Majesty Loma Aves Outuruck Yemen Sweet William Judge Stouffer Stepabout Zamar II Prince Tyrant Highland Ball Tepiter

Vine Street and Highlands fall in double against Covington

The Greater Vine aggregation won both matches yesterday at Thomas alleys and Fairview. At Covington Vine Street led early and finished with 898 791 744 to Highland 653 849 787. At Fairview Vine Street posted 884 842 881 while Cincinnati totaled 872 910 751. The series concluded after three games at Fairview.

Highlands Covington Thomas Fairview Elwert Wessling Goetz Ahr Brecksmith

Games Tonight Feature Local Matchups at Fairview

Lochinvar Hill faces Occidental at Fairview while Breenen Laine meets Fencies at Oriental. Ropnen Elm clashes with Federer at Federer's. Oregon plays McMicken at Metropolitan and Troy faces Oregon Imperial at Schwaegerle's.

Lochinvar Hill Top Fairview Breenen Laine Fencies Oriental Ropnen Federer Oregon-McMicken Metropolitan Troy-Oregon-Imperial Schwaegerle

General Wood Induces Cuban To Act as Mayor for Nothing

General Leonard Wood, military governor of Santiago, toured Holguin and found the town devastated by Spanish withdrawal. He learned of three mayoral candidates and proposed a civic mayor willing to serve without pay to reduce costs. The Mayari area near Mayari River will cap municipal salaries to fit expected revenues about 400000 yearly.

General Wood Santiago DE Cuba Leonard Wood Department of Santiago Aeven Holguin Wood Mayari Nipe Bay

Peculiar Actions of Dr Tanski On Gilbert Avenue Car

Dr T N Tanski of 415 West Eighth Street rode a Gilbert Avenue car yesterday and displayed erratic behavior and rambling talk. Passengers notified the conductor and police were called at Northern Depot. Patrol 2 met the car at Sixth and Broadway and escorted the physician home where relatives took charge. He showed alternating moments of clarity and confusion, with expectations of quick recovery from illness.

T. N. Tanski West Eighth Street Sixth and Broadway

Municipal Gossip on City Affairs After Supreme Court Ruling

The Otis law decision reassures City Affairs Board recruits and former administrators alike, as hundreds of displaced workers await relief. Officials maintain calm amid work stoppages in Water Works construction at California, while bids seek repairs and new basin contracts unfold for a projected $1,000,000.

Supreme Court Otis Ano Board of City Affairs Board of Administration Columbus Otis Law B. of A B. of C. A California

Robbery complaint leads to raid on Herman's Saloon

Harry Prickett of 316 East Sixth Street alleged he was swindled in a poker game at Herman's Saloon at Ninth and Vine. Night Chief Drout and Detectives Becker and Dwyer raided the premises early yesterday, arresting Prickett, Peter Seuer, and Isador Hirschberg for alleged gambling and midnight law violations. Herman resisted, and officers forced entry after the door was broken down.

Drout Becker and Dwyer George Herman Ninth and Vine Streets Harry Prickett East Sixth Street Prickett Herman Peter Seuer West Court Street Isador Hirschberg Vine Street

New Water Works Plant Detailed in Engineering News

Engineering News and American Railway Journal devote two pages to an illustrated scientific write up of Cincinnati Water Works. A two page plate supplement shows map location, ground plan, pumping station sections, pit views, and progress photos. The article, written by a staff member who visited Cincinnati in October, calls it the most comprehensive city water works scheme in the country.

Engineering News American Railway Journal Cincinnati The

New Cheroot Factory To Open In January

A. Schneider named resident manager for the Whitlock Branch of the American Tobacco Company has overseen alterations on Eastth street. From Baltimore, he previously managed H. Ellis all-tobacco in that city for five years. At 34, he has twenty years in the business and expects the factory to start around the second week of January with as many workers as available. He believes Cheroots and all-tobacco cigarettes offer strong prospects.

McCafferty Conside Aes Rank Regan Fardese Gun Metal Tom Magee Judge Magee Tabotret Matt Jordan Atlantus Bill’ Daly San Francisco New Orleans A. Schneider American Tobacco Company Eastth Street Mr. Schneider Baltimore H. Ellis All-Tobacco American Tobacco St. Nicholas Commercial Tribune Whitlock

NO TRACE OF RUSSELL FEARED FOUL PLAY IN DISAPPEARANCE

W A Russell a jeweler of 733 Mt Hope Road Price Hill vanished after a scalp wound at Eighth and John streets. He left City Hospital promising to straighten up and go to Chattanooga but did not. Police sought him. he had substantial instalment money from many customers and two days of recent collections. Family fears foul play as no trace has surfaced and inquires continue.

Ted Sloan Knickerbocker Athletic Club Grand Union of Saratoga George Blosson Sloan Slosson Slogson Blosson New York Sun W. A. Russell Mt. Hope Road Price Hill Russell Eighth and John Streets Chattanooga Tenn Front Street

Mitchells Death Mrs Mitchell Seeks Rochester Burial

J E Mitchell of New York City died Saturday at 944 Hopkins Street Cincinnati and his body will be moved to Rochester, N Y for burial after coroner consent following today’s inquest. Mrs Mitchell, ill and distraught, denies alcoholism claims and accuses publicity of causing distress.

James E. Mitchell New York City Hopkins Street Rochester N. Y Commercial Tribune

The Militia's Faults in Army Readiness and Reform

A critical analysis of how state militias failed to ready troops for the U S Army including organizational gaps training shortages and equipment failures revealed at Chickamauga and in camps The piece argues for stripping excess ranks standardizing administration and reforming artillery cavalry and medical departments to create a trained reserve force and emphasizes practical soldiering over encampment theatrics.

United States National Guard Cavalry

Burglary and Arson Reported at Everett Street Home

Police were alerted last night to three men breaking side windows at John Renner's 704 Everett street residence. They ransacked the lower floor then moved upstairs before fleeing upon family disturbance. A matchDropped in a closet started a fire destroying about $50 in clothing. investigators deem the blaze a deliberate arson attempt.

John Renner Everett Street

Man Stabs Wife Near Central Avenue. Woman Escapes

William Utz of 106 Fifteenth Street attacked his wife last night at Fourteenth Street and Central Avenue. He stabbed her twice on the head and once on the neck as she fled. The couple had been separated five weeks. Utz escaped after the assault and the woman was taken to the hospital.

William Utz Fifteenth Street Fourteenth Street Central Avenue Utz

Imports Fall and Rise in November Trade Figures

The November month imports report from the Bureau of Statistics shows wool at 647334 dollars, tea at 3816 066 dollars, both down from last year, while sugar imports rose from 2275407 to 3637495 dollars, about a 60 percent increase.

Washington United States Bureau of Statistics

Fechter Arrested in Newport on Georgetown Robbery Charge

John Fechter, a wanted Georgetown robbery suspect tied to a shell game near Mt. Oreb Fair Grounds, was arrested at the Spencer House by Detectives Crim and McDermott and Sergeant Schilling. Fechter, connected to prior Dowling and Silby cases, is jailed at Central Station and to be taken to Georgetown.

John Fechter Georgetown Martin Hawthorne Spencer House Crim and McDermott Schilling Newport Fechter Mt. Oreb (O.) Fair Grounds William Silby Dowling Fair Grounds Hawthorne Dowlling Silby Hodge Crim and McDermott Central Station William Dowling Orchard Street Cosgrove

Release Sends Home Ill Girl From Vine Street Detention

Vica Stacey, a 16 year old arrested for loitering at a Vine street resort, was moved from the House of Detention to Grand Central Depot and sent home to Maysville Ky on doctor advice. She had peritonitis and earlier refused surgery. condition deteriorated, hospital officials sought consent before attempting operation.

Vica Stacey Vine Street Grand Central Depot Maysville Reach

Found newborn girl left at 625 West Fourth Street doorstep

A one month old female infant was found on the doorstep of John Murray's residence at 625 West Fourth Street last night. She was well dressed and wrapped in an old comforter with no identifying marks. Police took the child to City Hospital for care and processing.

John Murray West Fourth Street City Hospital

Fire Hits Hyannis Engine House and Locomotives

A fire in Hyannis Massachusetts destroyed the engine house and carpenter shops of the New York New Haven Hartford line today, burning four locomotives. The loss is estimated at seventy five thousand dollars.

Hyannis Mass New York, New Haven & Hartford Road

Strong Board of Directors for 1899 Stamina Club

The Stamina Republican League selects a mostly new board led by Charles O. Rose to manage the club starting January. The 10 directors include Burton Hollister and Thomas Darby, with six lawyers and others in business. The administration aims to be united and influential from the outset.

Stamina Republican League Charles O. Rose Rose C. & O. Railroad New Board of Directors Burton Hollister Howard Hollister Common Pleas Court Hollister Thomas Darby H. E. Stan George D. Harper Edward P. Moulinier United States District Attorney William E. Bundy Moulinier David Dilland Kincon Coal Company George W. Platt Howard R. Porter Co. C. Hewitt West Fourth Street Jas. K. Stewart Pounsford Stewart O. N. Kinney McGee and Eckert W. H. Merten Alex. Frank James M. Brandt

Cabinet maker Harry Miller injured after sidewalk fall

Harry Miller of 2128 Storrs Street slipped on a sidewalk at Eighth Street and Glenway Avenue yesterday morning. He suffered a crushed nose and facial bruising and was taken to the Hospital for treatment.

Harry Miller Storrs Street Eighth Street Glenway Avenue

Cheap Holiday Rates for Students by B O S W

Railway offers one and one third fare round trip for students with proper certificate to points in CPA territory and as far east as New York. Travel valid December 15 to February 2 1899 for outbound and return to January 10, 1899. Ticket office at Fourth and Vine streets.

New York Fourth Vine Streets

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