Red Gauntlet Wins Boldly at Hanbridge Meet
Hanbridge, a Banaster colt, sails to victory in the feature race outrunning Miss Sain and Lens. Red Gauntlet follows in the last race, beating Hughes as Oroonoka and Besterling fade. Merrick tops the second race with Severus and Lady Carol close behind in a tight stretch duel. Grande Dame leads early in the third, but Snake Mary edges past to take second with Camille M. third. All Red dominates the fifth, Deverich or advances, Dispute and Alice Baird chase. the card yields mixed results for favorites with several strong plays finishing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanbridge
Banaster
Latonia
Miss Saif
Lens
Horle
Miss Sain
Mortiboy
Martin
Sain
Sir Walter Colt
Hughes
Besterling
Orovnoka
Kennedy
Walter Colt
Glasner
Red Gauntlet
Oroonoka
Mrs. Sewell
Olive Ely
Olive
Plume
Pihille
Home Run
Merrick
Milami
Robin Hood
Pat Dunne
Severus
Henne
Shekels
Lady Carol
Butler
Grande Dame
Leary
le Camille M
Snake Mary
Ike
Camille M
Dr. Holzberg
Alice Baird
Ali
Baird
Holzberg
Cer Oan
Deverich Eof
McGee
Lizzie McLean
Harold’ Hall
Heine
Grande Damne
Évem
Deverich
Autumn Wind
Dona’ H
Mare Fletcher
Oriental Queen
Miss Cassie
Top Lofty
Parant
Spring Heel
Miss Felix
Troxler
Se Cesar Edeeaensees Lens
Voas
Red
Gliding Belle
Floreal
Honest’ Bob
Latonia Entries and Race Details State Various Horses
Entries show multiple races at Latonia with list of horses and weights including Miss Crittenden Alice Ethelda Elisabeth Harwood Mabel Henry and Alice George in the second race. Third and fourth races feature selling and handicap events with horses such as Palamon King Folly and Granada. Sixth race lists Stallions and getters like Lady Financier and Lady Carol with weights and allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gies
Emily
Marion Salter
Teantal
Phyllis
Miss Crittenden
Alice
Ethelda
Elisabeth Harwood
Mabel Henry
Alice George
Phe Ave
Canada
Martius
Earl's Court
Eee Hillaia van Dan
Canodian
George Bai
King Folly
Palamon
Potter
Scessecses
Han Cap
al Muller
O Huerfano Vansel
Miltiades
Brancas
Howard Shean
Lady Ethel
Granada
Ee Lignando
Anneta
Lady
Carol
Stone Street
Harting
Horse racing betting chaos and assault at Latonia track
William Bryan struck Sherman with a riding whip in a betting ring melee, leaving fears of serious injury that were later dismissed. Bryan weighs about 250 pounds to Sherman’s 150, raising concerns of action by Latonia officials. Amid heavy wagering, hot tips spread, bookies gained some edge, while Crescent City Jockey Club president Heaslip and Louis Cella may visit Monday to seek resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryan
Mr. Sherman
Bryan
Latonia
New Orleans
Heaslip
Crescent City Jockey Club
Louis Cella
Monfort Triumphs In Jamaica Handicap At Track
Jamaica reports a heavy track and poor attendance but strong racing with Monfort winning the 11-16 mile handicap by two lengths after leading early. Program notes show six races with multiple horses placing including Pal Yankee Daughter and Saracinesca in earlier events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Monfort
Pal
Creevy
Schmidt
Garland
Ural
Merry Gift
Saracinesca
Transvaal
Sumter
Esoteric
Bergen
Halifax
Yorkist
Okenite
Dolly Spanker
Battle Axe
Milford
Tivoli
Winning Star
Lynch
Notter
Tiling
Far
May River
Ibs
Chaffinch
Holmes
Glucose
Bliss Carmen
Baltic
Newbury
Distract
Merry Widow
Merise
Betty Vincent
Miss C
Divota
Secret Service
Police Raids Sweep East Side Poolrooms
New York police conducted two dramatic raids on East Side poolrooms today arresting 280 suspects. Officers used axes to enter and broke through walls at one site as heavy doors failed. Crowds watched as prisoners were hustled away in patrol wagons with gambling paraphernalia seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Champion Jockey to Ride for California Club
Walter Miller, the 1907 American champion jockey, signs with T. H. Williams, president of the California Jockey Club, to ride this winter. Miller will receive 1500 dollars monthly, despite a poor summer showing, a development that surprised local horsemen who value his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter Miller
America
T. H. Williams
New California Jockey Club
Mr. Williams
Miller
Cattornta
Mare Brings Big Money At Sale In Lexington
The Mc Grathiana Stud sale's third day highlighted Ora Bailey the Hanover mare selling for 2600 to St James Stable of British Columbia. Overall 122 horses brought 25590 dollars, three day total 74010 dollars, average 205 dollars. Other top lots include Laura Ethel Bramble tady Awkward and Nignon to buyers in Georgetown and Waterloo Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
McGrathiana Stud
Milton Young
Hanover
Ora Bailey
St. James Stable
British Columbia
Laura Ethel
Br. m. Sale
Bramble
Tady Awkward
Virgil
J. K. Stone
Georgetown
Mareto
B. m
Poulet
J. E. Seagram
Waterloo
Milford and Goshen Battle in Benefit Game for Arm Affected Star
The Clermont County clash at Milford Ball Park on Saturday October 31 features Milford with Gatcher Gosden facing Goshen with Sam Leever on the mound. Proceeds go to George Armstrong the Blue Grass League infielder shot October 24 ending his career. Contributions welcome at Boose's news stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Ball Park
Milford
Gatcher Gosden
Goshen (O
Clermont County
Sam Leever
Pittsburg
Goshen Boys
George Armstrong
Boose
Vernondales Set To Clash With Arlington Heights In Big Grid Battle
Reading Ball Park hosts a high profile gridiron clash as Vernondales, undefeated in four years and outscoring opponents 354 to 0 across 27 games, meet Millcreek Valley champions Arlington Heights. Kickoff is at 1 30 p.m. Sunday with record crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Ball Park
Vernondales
Wyoming
Colts
Miles
Arlington Heights
Millcreek Valley
Walnut Hills
A. C
Covington
Stump Tigers
Covington Ball Park
Nelson to Meet Packey McFarland for Title Shot
Willus Britt, Nelson’s manager from San Francisco, stopped in Chicago and announced plans for a title bout against Packey McFarland. The fight is projected for New Year’s, with no immediate plans for other bouts or an English exhibition tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willus Britt
San Francisco
Battling Nelson
New York
Nelson
McFarland
Johnny Thompson
Britt
Packey McFarland
Dane
the Dane
England
Jimmy Britt
Italian runner Dorando to race in New York at MSG
Dorando the Italian runner, who was disqualified after finishing first in London’s Marathon, will sail November 7 for America. He is expected to race at Madison Square Garden on November 25 against American long distance runners John J. Hayes Tom Longboat and A. A. Shrubb who has coached at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorando
America
Madison Square Garden
John J. Hayes
Tom Longboat
A. A. Shrubb
Harvard
Vanderbilt Team Leaves for Michigan Game
The Vanderbilt football squad departed Nashville for Ann Arbor to face the Michigan Wolverines. The party includes guard Louis Hasslock who recently served with Company K at Reelfoot Lake and was granted permission to join the team for the trip.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Arn Arbor
Mich
Michigan University
Louis
Red) Hasslock
Company K
Reelfoot Lake
Memaskarkasamen
Monotony Seen as Hazard by London Canon
Canon Horsley of St. Peter's Walworth warned at the Guildhall that monotonous work degrades effort and moral character. He cited workers who perform repetitive tasks from school to marriage such as ginger beer bottling and cigarette making, saying a life of routine risks intellectual and moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canon Horsley
St. Peter's
Walworth
Guildhall
Kromayer lamp uses mercury vapor in quartz tube for medical light
Paris reports on the Kromayer lamp a mercury vapor device in a quartz U tube with mercury reservoirs and electrodes. It emits a strong bluish light with limited heat and shows potential for phototherapy in acne eczema psoriasis lupus and tuberculosis lesions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Kromayer
N. Bordier
E. Nozier
Lyons Medicale
Arons
Peter Cooper Hewitt
New York
M. Heroens
M. Kromayer
Messrs. Kromayer
Wetterer
Messrs
Bordier
Nozier
Boxing Match Postponed to Test Police Order
The six round bout between Jack O'Brien and Sam Langford, set for tomorrow night at the National Athletic Club, is postponed a week due to Police Commissioner Bingham ordering police to prevent all matches. The club, claiming legitimacy, plans a minor bout and to challenge the interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Athletic Club
New York
Jack O’brien
Sam Langford
Bingham
National Club
T ‘Onder
Reading Road Lease Paves New Avondale Garage Site
Brokers Theodore Mayer & Bro. lease 3139 Reading Road Avondale to Eagle Automobile Co. The vacant lot between Union and Hickman streets measures 45.47 by 329 feet. Eagle will build a concrete block garage and related structures with a foundation strong enough for a six story building. Price paid for the lot is $2,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Reading Road
Avondale
Samuel Rosenthal
Eagle Automobile Company
Union
Real Estate Transfers and Canceled Mortgages Listing
Real estate transfers listed including parcels on Carthage Amna Burt, Mills and Newbold, and various sub divisions. Several names appear with ownership changes and lot dimensions, followed by multiple mortgage cancellations and new assignments affecting properties in multiple neighborhoods.
Napoleon Makes His Initial Bow at Benefit Show
A Cincinnati musical comedy “Professor Napoleon” drew 720 youths in a lavish staging at Music Hall. The cast featured Richard Fiske, Dr. Karl Little, Mrs. Ethel Bendigs, and others. Net proceeds go to the Ohio Hospital for Women and Children under the hospital board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Napoleon
R. Wade Davis
J. Mahlon Duganne
Humber
Napoleon
Sagehurst College
Richard Fiske
Senator Fiske
Richard
Fiske
Phil
Helen Tennis
Joseph Shaw
Karl Little
Ethel Irwin Bendigs
Madame de Williard
Antoinette Werner West
Sambo
Edward L. Ball
Stanley Paughman
Harry Pietmeyer
John Hogan
William S. Meier
Nellie Walsh
Music Hall
Buster Brown
Ohio Hospital For Women and Children
Cincinnati
Court notes detail attachments and multiple trials
In a $10,000 attachment suit Colonel Charles B. Swing and Anderson T. Herd see a competing claim by Peter Brooks who provides collateral including stock in a realty company and two autos valued at $10,000. Other items include bankruptcy petition by George J. Lape, a new trial bid by Thomas Lee in an employee injury case, a Dietrich insurance dispute over a son’s death, Vine Street Church sale hearing, and several divorce actions plus a railroad death suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles B. Swing
Anderson T. Herd
New York
Peter Brooks
Colonel Swing
Mr. Herd
Herd
George J. Lape
Cincinnati
Thomas Lee
John Mollman
Common Pleas Court
Mary A. Dietrich
Oscar
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mary Roach
Roach
Gasteaux
Vine Street
Bramwell
Dietrich
Sager
Thomas H. Darby
C. C. Benedic
John Thomas
Robertson & Buchwalter
James B. Swing
Vine Street Congregational Church
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
John F. J. Hille
Ottilie Hille
Hille
Thomas L. Michie
Arthur C. Fricke
New Sub-Post Office Opens at Win ton Place
Washington orders authorize a new sub post office Station W to begin business Monday at Spring Grove and Miiston avenues in Winton Place. It will offer money order and registry services with a staff including Superintendent Co. W. Paris and Clerk John A. Schoen. Three carriers will be on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winton Place
Spring Grove
Miiston Avenues
Monfort
Co. W. Paris
John A. Schoen
New Suits Filed In Local Court Docket
Case filings list several actions including Ottilie Hille administratrix vs B and O Railroad for 10000 dollars. Eugene A Dolle vs Thaddeus A Nolan appeal from Squire Lamping. Madisonville Deposit Bank vs Century Cement Fluid for 950 dollars. Divorce actions include Nathan S Arthur vs Annie L Arthur. Anna Rieser vs Albert Rieser. James B Benn vs Chloe B Benn. Payne Building Co. vs Frank M White for 538 dollars and foreclosure of mechanic’s lien. Rudolph Randagy vs Ernest Goetz appeal from Squire Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottilie Hille
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
T. L. Michie
A. C. Fricke
Eugene A. Dolle
Thaddeus A. Nolan
Squire Lamping
Madisonville Deposit Bank
Century -Cement Fluid Company
Oliver B. Jones
Nathan S. Arthur
Annie L. Arthur
A. D. Shockley
Anna Rieser
Albert Rieser
B. A. Hulswitz
James B. Benn
Chloe B. Benn
the Payne Building Company
Frank M. White
C. C. Benedict
Rudolph Randagy
Ernest Goetz
Squire Myers
Multiple 2 1/2 story brick and frame residences listed
On Gilbert avenue Hudson avenue Flora avenue and Knowlton Apple corners several properties are described with owners J W Fritsch W Westmeyer Crystal Springs Ice Co and O C Conner. Costs shown include 2700 5000 4800 3000 1600 and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Avenue
Ford
D. Cooper
Sixth
Walnut Streets
Unit Stores Co
Hudson Avenue
Duckcreek
J. W. Fritsch
Flora Avenue
Warner
Co. W. Westmeyer
Knowlton and
Apple
Crystal Springs Ice Company
O. C. Conner
Remembered Hutchinsons Die After Civil War Fame
John W. Hutchinson famed for temperance and abolition songs of the Hutchinson family died at High Rock Lynn Massachusetts at 87 after a gas stove accident. His death occurred before a doctor arrived. David Hissong oldest Civil War veteran in the county died at 92 in Columbus Ohio after a prolonged illness. He enlisted March 24 1864 in Company G 113th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and mustered out May 6 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hutchinson
Columbus
Mr. Hissong
113Th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Lumbus
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Hangridge
Miss Sam
Maiecon
Samposal
Zarape
Dispute
Heidel
Glasher
Chalice
She Wolf
Missus
Elysium
Roseburg II
Almena Claibourne
Miss Sewall
Brannon
Williams
B. C
McGrathiana Farm
B.m
Reform
H. M. Zeigler
Cincinnati Fan Food
Antioch
League Park
First Regiment
Hake
C.G
Antioch, Grogan-Schaaf
Bese
Ctoes Oeseee Shaw
Marty L. T ‘Ba
Sullivan-White
Lynn Coppes
Schaeffer A.ellett
Cher’ton
L. H
Beaver Barnes-Burman
F. B
Howell L.ellett
Flach
U. C
Sebastiani
St. Xavier
Bartlett
Wilmington
Wilmington College
Red Hasslock
West End
Mike
Kolde
Tucker Gessootaes
Leisenbeck
Breke
Metz
Senseesemeretecees
K. of Cc
G. League
Cinci Ist
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Anaes
Fotel So. C.ccceene
Orwood No
Cloynt
Nieman
Hellhouse
McHugh
Pauley
Wellman
Soscostecesne Les
W. Berni
Sossecesese
Sane Deteedeesnere
Cincinnati No
Ceeeree
Midways
Rough Riders
Schweikert's
Boores
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Ter - Aecesss
Durr
Elsdring
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Schmeier Aveee
Lil
Lousbier
Smith, Rocases
Kenton County
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Jansen
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Stebing
Riley Ccccccceeseesevesttessseges
Trandner
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Schwartz Oc
Schipper
Mschmiat
Cechos
Oriental League
Zessirgwer
Losacker
HESS
Pian
Baschang
Schaefer
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Eae
Veitt
Nehus
Ceterfeld
Werth
Losacmbr
Ohencorft
BIC
Syesacsutences
Ty Newport
Lightning Bugs
Sember
Rosing
Nick
Harry
Schreck
Purland
Ritter
Wendroth Senereee
Gardner
Schreiber
MM. Bordier
Finsen
Sam . Peana Annassees
Fechheimer
S. Rosenthal
Carthage Amna Burt
Mills & Newbold L. Pierson
Edward Keller, Jr
John G. Williams
David P
Kerper & Brewster
Evans- the Ohio Land and Improvement Co
John Geyer
John Magdalena Kaiser
Stella
M. Willems H. Bauer, Jr
William Bauer
Eighth Street
William
Sharpe
Mary C. Ellis
Friga
Whitfield
Bien G. Gott
Toulsa Roos
William C. McLean
Margaret EF. Layman
Bernard G. Stall
C. W. Starbuck Walter
C. Buckingham
Fred W.taylor
Lot
Ridge Avenue
McGrew Street
Pleasant Ridge
The
National Home Co
Rich Ridge Avenue
Crear
Michael McGuff
Prem- Dpw Pone Wat
Joseph Ren
Capete Tens
Johnston
Weighell
Wiliam Bauer
William H. Bauer, Jr
Madison
Black & Bosworth
Julia Joerger
Benjamin Battner
Ney
Hillside Nor's Sub
Lonzworth
Pierce C. Butler
Ernes
Clara L. Miller
Mary J. Hathaway
Eleanor W. Harris
Helena Hecker
Peter’ Aakecinars
M. Pees
M.sohlig
Vine Schwes
Benjamin Rattner
Julia “Joerger
Louisa Roos
Monarch B. & L. A. Co
Mary Sséhmiat
Germania
L. & Sig Aine Cree Reeksdk Oneveeking
Weisselas Sasa
Aes
Iteiatiatn
Taylor Fox
Anderson Ferry L. & B
W. G. Redow
Ernst Bragdon
Eveey
Enterprise B. A. Co
Joseph K. Hilchrist
W. T. Thompson
Ment
Gonceranto Dcteouccine
Isabelle Rowley
Southern
Ohio
Cea
Nadice Cessors
Caroline Kreuter
Theodore
Mary Voelpel
Glendale
Cincinnati Institution
Court News
Anna Baer
Albert D. Shockley
Chloe
Westfield
B. A. Hulswit
Hstella
B. Hill
Richard Hill
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