Cuban Reds Win From Shamrocks at Park Amid Small Attendance
The Cuban Reds beat the Shamrocks 6 to 1 at League Park in Cincinnati. Attendance was about 1,500 with Noodles Hahn pitching for the Reds and Dubuc for the Shamrocks. Hulswitt and Spade led the Reds with timely hits as Dubuc yielded two-base hits and three walks.
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League Park
Shamrocks
Reds
Bancroft
Noodles Hahn
Whagle Eye
Jake
Hahn
Taylor
Hans Lobert
Tiemeier
Honus
Dubuc
Kaiser
Klein
Flick
Harold
Hoblitzer
Mitchell
McLean
Huggins
Spade
Kane
Meyers
Beckley
Hoblitzel
AB. R. BH
A.E. Kane
C.f
Nedepeveane
Progirel Udeissesseie
Michel
F.f
AB. R. BH. O.A.E. TS Agetess
Begpole
Habeérer
C.iecosenees
Mainoe
Ute Ve
Cesecteen
Pcs
Isbstssabedel
Dilek
Cbes
Greg
Hulswitz
McLane
McGinness
Bresnahan Declines St Louis Manager Post
A Toledo dispatch reports Roger Bresnahan of the New York Giants will not accept the managerial post with the St. Louis club. He will remain with the Giants next season and continue as catcher and leader of their defense.
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Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Bresnahan
Giants
Brewers Defeat Stars in 5-1 Evening Game
Wiedemann Park saw Wiedemann beat the All-American Stars 5 to 1. Streck and Tannehill were barred by an association ruling. Henry Peitz was absent due to sickness and replaced by My of son. Wes Ai pitched effectively for Newport’s favorite. Bierkorte and Woodruff led batting. A spectator, Murphy, endured a head soak but stayed in. Next Sunday Wiedemanns face Wiedemann All-Stars.
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Wiedemann
Streck
Tannehill
Wiedemann Park
Henry Peitz
Nson
Wes Ai
Newport
Bierkorte
Woodruff
Little Murphy
Wiedemanns
Avondale A. A
New A. A
Krebs Defeats Middletown On East End Grounds
Krebs loses 4 to 3 as Middletown ends season. Sewald wins long distance throwing prize. Heisman wins lungo hitting. Ruckstuhl takes bunt and run contest. Ritty hits two-base and home run for Krebs. Yazel pitches for Middletown. Time 2:00. Umpire Devanney.
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Hamilton
Krebs
East End
Sewald
C. Heisman
Ae Grohe
Ae Morse
Ritty
Prout
Scott, S
Tanner
Macke
Yazel
Creasy
E. Heis
S P Felix
Ruckstuhl
Ab.h.o.ae
Baumg
Rogers
I S
Bee Allen
Heis
Potala
Middletown
Baumgartner
E. Heisman
Devanney
Covington Cardinals Blank Covington All Stars in Amateur Game
Covington Cardinals defeated the Covington All-Stars 5 to 0. Reese started for the All-Stars against former teammates, while Gottschack pitched for the Cardinals. Notable play featured Cody’s fielding for the All-Stars and Otting and Shrader’s hitting for the Cardinals.
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Covington Cardinals
Covington
Covingtons win amateur title over All-Kentuckians
The Covingtons defeated the All-Kentuckians to clinch the amateur championship after beating the Shamrocks, Wiedemanns, Avondales and All-Kentuckians. They finish the season with a game against Hamilton Krebs at Covington.
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Covingtons
All-Kentuckians
Shamrocks
Wiedemanns
Avondales
Hamilton Krebs
Covington
Avondale and Reading end tied in rain-shortened battle
Avondale and Reading fought to a 6-6 draw when darkness halted play in the ninth inning. Umpire Poole drew general satisfaction for his work as both teams produced a seesaw offensive with key hits from Kreimer Smiley Kling er and Viox, while Hornberger and Diehl split pitching duties.
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Avondale
Reading
Avondales
Poole
Reading Grays
Lawton
Viox
Smiley
Klinger
Kreimer
Vicx
Vetter
Van
L. Johnson
Hornberger
Diehl
All Stars Defeat Steam Pipe Fitters In Tight Clash
The All Stars of the Trades Union League beat the Steam Pipe Fitters 5 to 1. Reis pitched well for the champions while Knable shut them down after Prigge left in the seventh. Sparingburg Hanger Welthorn logged two base hits. James Colina had a three-base hit.
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All Stars
Steamfitters
All-Stars
Trades Union League
Young Reis
Knable
Prigge
Steam Pipe
Sparingburg
Hanger
Welthorn
James
Colina
Steam Pipe Fitters
Reis
Balle
Randall
mpire—Kruck
Heidelbergs defeat Athletics in third win of season
The Heidelbergs beat the Athletics 4 to 2 in whirlwind play led by pitcher Smith who fanned eighteen. Red Dacey pitched for the Athletics, with ties to 1869 knotholes lore, as Heidelberg youths claim seven teen champion status across Ohio Kentucky Indiana.
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Heidelbergs
W. H. Athletics
William Kettenacker
Athletics
Smith
Dacey
Wright Boys
Reds
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Vernondale Dominates 45 to 0 in Football Sweep
Vernondale routed the Miles 45 to 0 in a 27th straight victory while aiming to book opponents around 140 pounds. Stumps Tigers beat the Soldier boys 5 to 0 on Bellevue field with Frank Michaels scoring the lone touchdown and Emmett Scallon excelling in punting. Next Sunday Northside meets Stumps Tigers at Bellevue Park.
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Vernondale
Vernondales
York A. C
Stumps-Tigers
Walnut Hills Athletics
Stumps
Tigers
First Regiment
Terry
Emmett Scallon
Soldiers
Northside
Bellevue Park
Latonia Meet Sees Favorable Results Amid Racing Court Fight
The Latonia race meet drew strong crowds and broad public praise for close races and fair betting as a Latonia Jockey Club versus Racing Commission dispute looms. Jockeys McGee Kennedy Glasner led riders with multiple wins while rain and track conditions affected Saturday’s card ahead of a court hearing in Kenton County.
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Latonia
Racing Commission
Harvey Myers
Cincinnati Nationals Rally Past Thistles 2–1 at Manhattan Park
The Cincinnati Nationals defeated the Thistles 2 to 1 in a tense match at Manhattan Park. J Lidermanr guarded the net while Reeve and Munrath excelled in defense and Sachs provided long kicks. Next Sunday the Nationals face the Caledonians at Carthage. The Pioneers thank Dayton Bluebirds after a 0–0 tie, and Northside Juniors beat Dayton Pirates 6–0 with Geerin shining. The Norths invite teams under 130 pounds.
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Manhattan Park
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Reeve
Munrath
Sachs
Carthage
Pioneers
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Northside
Dayton Pirates
Spink Park
Geerin
Lemon Club Hosts Friendly Boxing Bout Roundtable
The Lemon Club after a Newport lunch staged matches Charles King versus Young Weird John Rippey versus Kid Shaw Danny Davis versus Cody Wovack and Danny Davis versus Johnny King. Referee Fred Sergeant kept the event lively with no knockouts as fighters showed strong effort amid friendly competition.
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Lemon Club
Newport
Charles King
Young Weird
John Rippey
Kid Shaw
Danny Davis
Cody Wovack
Johnny King
Fred Sergeant
Davis
King
Republicans Hopeful in Covington and Kenton Ranks
Campaign heads, led by John J. Craig, predict a full ticket win as Kenton County Republican League ends factional strife. Letters from Striger and Latonia Mayor Harle offer assistance. Willson to speak at Odd Fellows Hall. rallies planned in Ludlow, Erlanger, Austinburg, Turner Hall, and South End club rooms.
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Kenton
John J.craig
Kenton County
Republican League
League
Kenton County League
Charles M. F. Striger
J. T. Harle
Latonia
Craig
Ludlow
Erlanger
Austinburg
Willson
Odd Fellows
Tschaikovsky Bail Delays Prompt Hopeful Release
Revolutionist Tschaikovsky remains in St Peter and St Paul fortress as bail funds from London face banking delays. Family expects remittance by tomorrow or Tuesday. he may gain liberty soon and travel via Finland. Crown Attorney cites six months to a year before court. trial date unsettled.
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London
Tschaikovsky
Finland
Kazan
Russia
St. Peter and St. Paul
Night Riders Rumor Haunts Covington After Unidentified Death
Police report the body of a missing man found near B Dressman stone quarry south of Covington was moved to Donnelly Brothers Morgue. Coroner Tarvin suspects suicide. four empty and two loaded shells found with revolver. Identification failed. hat traced to Winchester shop with no owner. Some fear a revenue officer from Richmond, Ky, was involved. others suspect night rider activity linked to past Covington tobacco warehouse fire.
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B. Dressman
Covington
Donnelly Brothers
W. W. Tarvin
Tarvin
Winchester
United States Revenue
Richmond
Willson
Body of hunter found in woods near Media
The body of John Denny aged 23 was found in woods near Upper Providence on Friday night. Authorities say a large hole in the lower face indicates murder as Denny’s gun and valuables were missing and three suspects admitted contact but denied involvement.
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Media
John Denny
Upper Providence
Denny
Huntington
Catholics Mark Century Mark in Boston Diocese Observance
Boston on October 25 reports a week of Catholic ceremonies celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Boston. The event includes a pontifical Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and a Holy Name parade expected to draw about 50,000 men. The diocese now serves over two million faithful, up from 2,700 when the see was created in 1808.
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Mass
New England
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Governor Willson to Speak at Republican Rally in Kentucky
Preparations are complete for a Republican rally at Odd Fellows Hall Wednesday evening with Governor A E Willson as speaker. Introductory remarks will be made by John Russell Inglis, candidate for Congress, followed by Judge W M Shaw as Temporary Chairman. A Reception Committee will greet Governor Willson upon arrival.
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Republican Campaign Committee
A. E. Willson
John Russell Inglis
Congress
Kentucky
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W. McD. Shaw
John R. Inglis
William McD. Shaw
John C. B. Yates
G. A. Seiler
Henry B. Schuler
William Riedlin, Sr
Maurice L. Galvin
John L. Rich
John J. Craig
Covington News Notes Mix of Local Crimes and Local Events
Police report an attempted burglary at Gresham home on Madison avenue with thieves scared off. Fire department responded to a still alarm at Collingsworth residence on West Third street. Elderly widow W P Edwards dies at 75. Detective Salters recovers from injury and plans to register. Voter registration closes today through Wednesday with special days for absentees. Covington clerk Yates issues marriage license to Lawson and McDine. Daniel Ewald seeks safe keeping. charged with drunkenness. Republican officials meet in Sixth District for party organization talks.
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Gresham
Madison Avenue
C. P. Collingsworth
West Third Street
W.P. Edwards
Johnson Street
Highland Cemetery
Richard Salters
Lexington Pike
J. C. B. Yates
William W. Lawson
Effie McDine
Cincinnati
Daniel Ewald
Martin
Read
A. S. Bennet
Repubiican Organization
Bureau of
Kentucky
Republican Party
Republc
Wright Far From Cripple After Flight Accident
Orville Wright, the aeronaut, recovering from injuries from the Ft. Myer accident, is close to returning home to Dayton Ohio. A broken thigh was his most serious injury, the splint was removed today, and the left leg was measured at a quarter inch shorter than the right. X rays showed the fracture was healing well.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Ft. Myer
Dayton
Brothers Meet Blind After Seventeen Years At Newport Funeral
At Henry Eicher’s funeral in Newport, Charles Banshoff and Louis Banshoff, brothers in law to the deceased, reunited after seventeen years. Both brothers, now blind, embraced and wept upon recognizing each other. Funeral services were held at the residence with pallbearers including four sons and two grandsons. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Henry Eicher
Newport
Charles Banshoff
Louis Banshoff
Campbell County
Charles
Coldsprings
Louis
Dayton
Henry Wicher
Leonard
John
George
Henry
Oscar Cherrington
Dead man found in Brent cornfield near Newport Ky
An unidentified man about 60 with a revolver and whisky near his body was found in a Brent cornfield east of Newport. A shot was heard Saturday and Coroner Digby believes death by self-inflicted wound. Pay envelopes bearing the name Lou Meffer were found on the victim. The body was taken to Betz's undertaking establishment.
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Newport
George Simpkinson
Digby
Kirchner Construction Company
Lou Meffer
Water Works
California
Betz
Woman Dies of Heart Failure While Visiting Sister
Mrs Julia Reed Elston 63 of Union Boone County Kentucky died yesterday afternoon in Newport after visiting her sister Mrs Kate Ashburn at 335 Central Avenue. She was the wife of John Q Elston a farmer. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in Burlington.
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Central Avenue
Newport
Julia Reed Elston
Union
Boone County
John Q. Elston
Burlington
Newport News in Brief
George Johnson of 112 Second Street reported a burglary Saturday night with jewelry valued at 12 dollars, a suitcase, trousers and a vest stolen through a rear window while he slept. Loretta Heitzman, daughter of George Heitzman, returns home after an appendicitis operation at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati. Lulu Poe dies at 18 in Dayton Kentucky after typhoid. body to Forest Kentucky for funeral. Arion Maennercher Society in Newport hosts a Music Hall gathering with Cincinnati and Covington singers. Queen City Quartet performs.
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112
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Johnson
Loretta Heitzman
George Heitzman
Tenth Street
Washington Avenue
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Lulu Poe
Tier Home
Third Avenue
Dayton
Forest
Arion Maennercher Society
Newport
Newport Health Officer Reports Week of Deaths
Health Officer Charles J. Kehm lists Newport deaths from the past week: Elizabeth Strobel 24 consumption Lucy Robinson 25 tuberculosis Joseph Devine 28 inquest Henry Hicher 66 cancer Mark Lester 9 months malnutrition Robert Schwarld 34 cancrum pris Irene Plummer 9 months convulsions.
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Newport
Elizabeth Strobel
Lucy Robinson
Joseph Devine
Henry Hicher
Mark Lester
Robert Schwarld
Irene Plummer
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