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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1908

Page

6

Golloquy First in the Handicap at Latonia

At Latonia track yesterday the feature six furlongs produced Colloquy a half length winner over Miss Sain with Al Muller and Ethan close behind. Bookies profited as favorites faded after brisk betting while Zarape led early in the opener and Alice claimed the second race. A crafty finish in the final cards saw Financier triumph by three lengths as Lady Carol caused excitement with a rough start and mishaps.

Latonia Milldale al Muller Ethan Miss Sain Evens McGee Russell Coonskin Kilvany Zarape Oats Troxler Marion Moore Vancena Alice Mebel Henry Miss Crittenden Alice George Glenry Carol Anneta Lady Financier Liga Stone Street Fin Troxier Pickens Button Es Sey Martin Wiella Eke Harwood Itt Cavace Deverich

Thoroughbred racing results and entries across six heats

The report lists multiple race results with horses like Colloquy Water Cooler Miss Sain and Financier along with riders and weights. It covers fourth to sixth races detailing times, odds, and show placements, plus a roster of horses that also ran in each event.

Judge Treen Potter Canada Stoner Hill George Bailey Palamon Canodian King Folly Earl's Court McGee Miss Sain Traxler Cas Biw Vec Ccc Rennelenged al Muller Kennedy Ethan Martin Lady Ethel Pickens Cada Vc Ct Wesus Deveal Potesecerge Miltiades Crawford Vansel Howard Shean Brancas Huerfano Washakie Granada Bcse Crow Stone Street Butler Leonard Joe Hayman Harting Lady Carol Anneta

Cincinnati Fan Food Signals End of Season In Covington

Covington All-Stars report at 1 43 at Wiedemann Park for a Sunday double header closing the season. The program features Wiedemanns and All-Stars in a 1 30 p m game followed by Newport A and Covington All Stars with plan for field badges and a vaudeville show after.

Covington Wiedemann Park Hickman Hall Sanford Pendergast Gane Johnson Chamberlin Metcalf Brady Pierce Stocken Craven Curtis Cincy Ohio Waldorfs Bellevue Athletics Cincinnati Cincy Boys Bremée Wattergs Buck Birmingham Wiedemanns Wiedemann Bonno and Johnson Deyle c A. Meyer Hennessey R.f Bonno Roy Golden Young Williamson Newport A Covington All Stars Newport Eleven Huber’s Garden Celts Deaf Mutes Columbus Oakwood A. C Dayton Nieman Tuxedo Auditorium Covingtons Hamilton Krebs Covington Park Krebs Lefty Geyer Morse Barton Tiemeyer Justus St. Louimericans Ann Batls Dreyer Markus Creedseevseeroccesses Bushman, A Dreyer's K. of C. League Pau Sav Atvene Covington No la Howley Hatterfly Schultz Tenes Langenbahn Breuman Cogeseognes Pene Csheses Jansen Hermus ISO Fritsch Naegele Sperber Lil Sundrup Schram Reuscher Vee Schmidt Cavenaugh Conway Medallions Homan Koehler Bailey el Rico Jansing Berris Weewetee Ross McComb Vines Oriental League Keeney Meninger Liz McPeek O'Hara Nienaber Senentee Miller Wai Seeckee Peer Smith West Perera Weirwick Seeeeer Ornhorst Luken Freeman Ceeesseeee Sopeestics Basin Ghee Saeeee Si Distle McPeek West Weer O’ Hara Carraro No Grieman Aopeew Eee Wahie' S Alleys Eagle Langhorst Reinhart Ee Nienaber Earle Lutimer Enenee Smith Grieman Kern Sescsonseeeeeesee Wessel Ee Gwinner Esseesssoces Karl Labunsethen Kolleman Escccs Accerce Censerree Cdenars Vvdecchetssong Clifton Heights Pflueger Braun Bteimmetz Huneke Torch OUI Newport Nick Harry Magnolias Ist Ist. 3d A AO Eee Nen Centone 107 151 Wtweee 182 128 124 Pelvec Koehle Hughes Seeas Cecesseesvesuecetae C.eescceeeserscertcees Its Boygms Ees Farefoy Bucks Ni Craig Buckley C.cscccesee Tormle Cccovvesers Hamilton County League Clifton Heights Eys Niehoff Levy Aikceppes Eys Alens Niehof Gieesveesvaersensoees Sovessteecersveresserss Odesvers Hesss Rset Geee Re Woodburn Mason

Miami Faces Oberlin In First Ever Meeting

Miami University football team left Hamilton for Oberlin Ohio with coach Amos Foster and Fred Stone. Foster calls Oberlin the toughest test yet but expects a Miami victory. This marks the first ever Miami Oberlin clash meaningful for the season.

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Aeronautic vision and early airship trials across nations

Dr. Alexander Graham Bell backs the tetradon aeroplane while Wilbur Wright shuns public display. Reports discuss low airship propulsion costs, Italian two story dirigible designs, and contests including a 2500 pound prize for Channel crossing. A boy inventor Casimir Pienarski pursues airship dreams despite injuries as global experiments mount.

Alexander Graham Bell Wilbur Wright France Peter Cooper Hewitt Lord Northcliffe Daily Mail London English Channel Dunkirk N. Y Casimir Pienarski Bt. Meyer Aeronautical Gt. Joseph Mme Therese Petillitier M. Delagrange Turin Montreal Paris Odessa Baron Kaulbare

Pincher Brown Dies Former Brooklyn Baseball Star and Captain

Edward Brown known as Pincher Brown dies at 71 in Brooklyn after a long career as a ballplayer and later a police captain. He collapsed from apoplexy at his son's home, remembered as a bright star of the Brooklyn team from a generation ago.

New York Edward Brown Brooklyn Brown

Jamaica Entries for Tomorrow's Racecard at N Y Tracks

Jamaica entries list for tomorrow's program in New York with horse names weights and distances across six races including two year old six furlongs, selling and handicap events. Notable names include Lawton Higgins Waponoca La Belle Agnes Bird of Flight and Cresica along with several stakes style weights and expected contenders.

New York Jamaica Lawton Higgins Waponoca la Belle Agnes Bird of Flight Golden Legend Sententious Siskin Dactylisky Spellbound Trois Temp Jeannette M Iris Okonite Saracinesca St. Joseph Ai H. Woods Cary Beauclerc Battle Axe Faust Rockstone Golconda Punch Cressina Umbrella Mombassa Coincident Queen Marguerita Fancy Imitator Wise Mason Strike Out Arondack Bird of Flighttil Kinier Effendi Sigkin Merise Guatemotzin Cresica Woodlane Royal

Harvard Captain Burr Injured. McGuire to Start vs Brown

Cambridge Mass October 30 Captain Burr of the Harvard football team injured his shoulder in secret practice and will miss at least two weeks. The injury details are unclear. McGuire will replace him in the game against Brown.

Cambridge Mass Burr Harvard McGuire Brown

University School Football Defeats Madisonville 12–0

The University School eleven defeated Madisonville yesterday on university grounds by a 12 to 0 score. The game was fast and one sided as University School dominated throughout. Glover and Moore scored the touchdowns and Howe kicked both goals. Umpire Ritchie officiated for Madisonville while Stender worked as umpire for the University School.

University School Madisonville University Glover Moore Howe Madiganville Ritchie Stender Ee Oe Sity School Wei

Gridiron games promise excitement at League Park and campus

Local gridiron action features the Cincinnati Gyms versus Antioch at League Park in a likely finish, with both teams boasting victories. The Cincinnati eleven faces University of Cincinnati and Lebanon, as Manager Egbert pushes players toward improvement amid cool weather and rising anticipation.

League Park University Grounds Cincinnati Antioch University of Cincinnati University of Lebanon Egbert U. of GC Jean Hannover College Otr Dvanzsing Regiment Clevel Hand

Sergeant challenges districts to play for doughnuts

After defeating Lieutenant Watson, Sergeant Eichelberger issues a challenge to any district to play for doughnuts or any other stakes they choose.

Eichelberger Watson Tho Ughnuts

Great Stud Sale Ends at McGrathiana in Lexington

The dispersal sale of McGrathiana Stud owned by Colonel Milton Young closed in Lexington with 459 thoroughbreds selling for 80360 dollars an average of 175. St James Stable of British Columbia paid 271 dollars for Sweet Nell the top price. The heaviest buyer was Irving Hy Wheatcroft buying over a hundred head to keep stock in Kentucky then possibly ship to St James Island.

Lexington McGrathiana Stud Milton Young St. James Stable British Columbia Sweet Nell Esher Intacta Wenlock Cesarion Irving Hy Wheatcroft St. James St. James Island Kentucky Wheatcroft Monsieur de Lorme Fayette County South America Hughes Newark

Nationals to Meet Caledonian at East End Gym Ground

The Nationals travel to face Caledonian at East End Gym grounds tomorrow at 1 30 for a 48 scheduled game. National selection will be drawn from Leder man Sacha captain Reeves Hirst Munrath Blackledge Keron Anzer Reid Kolb Davia H Ledermair Water oe and Horobe with players to report to Grotain Busha promptly.

Nationals East End Carthage J. Lederman Sacha Reeves Hirst Munrath Blackledge Keron Anzer Reid Kolb Davia H. Ledermair Wateroe Horobe Grotain Busha

Bank Committees Confer And Make Some Progress

The American National Bank dispute shows a temporary truce as the joint committee, appointed by D. B. Meacham, meets to untangle the attempted merger with Fifth Third. Directors ratify new representatives and stockholders prepare for a meeting next week, with progress reported but no agreement yet.

The American National American National Bank D. B. Meacham J. M. Crawford Ben B. Dale William Christie Herron Millard Mack Joseph Shields

Elks Host Social Opening With Gifts and Films

Cincinnati Elks at Elm Street Temple celebrate start of social season with guests from outside. Albert Lackman receives cut glass service for entertaining at Glendale farm. Scott Holmes, Thomas J. Cagan and others named to reunion and event committees. Moving pictures of Taft and Sherman shown.

Cincinnati Hiks Elm Street Temple Jgase Wwilliam H. Lueders Albert Lackman the Elks Glendale Scott Holmes Elks Harry Busch Free Letters Messrs Drury Jones Picket Mur-ray Taft Sherman Bryan Kern Los Angeles California Thomas J. Cagan A. B. Dunlap John Galvin BE. L. Lewis William Bodemer W. A. Hopkins T. J. Logan C. A. Zimmerman Dr. L.grear C. F. Winton W. A. Leach E. T. Allan B. Greenwald John G. Roth John P. Drennan Harry Bergman William Peters Charles Gatto

Woodward High School Cornerstone Parade Route

About 2500 graduates will take part in the Woodward High School cornerstone ceremony with Judge Taft as principal speaker. A parade of over 1000 pupils alumni and teachers will precede the event along Ninth and Walnut to Government Square and along a route to Thirteenth Sycamore Woodward Broadway Thirteenth.

Woodward High School Judge Taft Boards of High Schools, Education and Woodward Trustees Ninth Walnut Streets Government, Square Main Thirteenth Sycamore Woodward Broadway Thirteenth Street Jacob Rettich Coleman Avery Roy M. McLaughlin Charles Kuch S. §. Tomlinson R. Miller S. Frietsche, Jr J. S. Richards C. Russell C. G. Crisler Julius Ratterman Dr. Dyer J. M. Withrow A. D Shockley

Attempted arson targets Italian resident stable

For the second time in a week unidentified persons attempted to burn Peter Catazaro's home at 918 Baymiller street. Oil was spread in the rear stable and a match set to it. His son saw flames, neighbors helped, horses freed, fire put out. Police to monitor the area.

Peter Catazaro Baymiller Street Catazaro Potts

Japan Opens Horse Racing Season Under Ban on Bets

Tokyo observers report the Nippon Racing Club held the season opener with all betting banned by order. A large crowd attended in a social setting as police and fifty detectives monitored the venue. The event featured the American ambassador and other foreign dignitaries among attendees.

Tokyo Japan Nippon Racing Club Thom Yomit

Cincinnati Road Improvement Report Highlights Railway Upgrades

The Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway reports 1908 revenues of 7 861 377 91 down from 8 401 608 29 in 1907 a loss of 6 43. Bonds totaling 500 000 were sold to fund rebuild of the High Bridge Kentucky bridge with a heavier steel structure. The year saw 4672 tons of new steel rails laid and 213 548 new tiles installed along with many new bridges.

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway Company High Bridge

Western Maryland Seeks Bids for Rolling Stock

The Western Maryland Railroad plans to spend about 1 250 000 in the coming months on new equipment. It has asked builders to bid on 500 all steel gondola hopper coal cars, ten consolidated freight locomotives, three switch locomotives and ten caboose cars.

Baltimore Western Maryland Railroad Consolidated

Postmaster Office Mixup Sparks Daily Visitor Tales

In the Federal Building Monforts office handles many visitors including a country belle who paused to tidy up at the official mirror and washstand before asking about a Hillsboro train. A clerk informs her the train depot is not the post office, prompting embarrassment as the scene ends with the mix up in view.

Monfort Federal

Refuge Home Friday entertainments begin series for inmates

Inmates are entertained each Friday evening at the Refuge Home for children and friends. The initial program featured the Refuge Military Band with musical numbers, calisthenics and drill by the First and Second Divisions boys, song selections, recitations, moving pictures by Syrian Temple A. A. O. members, and illustrated songs.

Refuge Syrian Temple

Arrest Warrant Issued Over Fled Couple in Zaleski

Chief Millikin receives telegram from Mrs. George Kepler Zaleski Ohio asking arrest of her daughter Rose 17 and Elza Penny 19 if found in the city. The note says they ran away to marry prompting Colonel Millikin to order arrest on sight.

Rose Elza Penny Chief Millikin George Kepler Zaleski Elza Millikin

Property Listings Show Multiple Brick and Frame Homes

Listings describe several two and two-and-a-half story brick residences on the north side of Dixmount near Gilbert tied to owner Miller, plus two-and-a-half story brick homes on Ludow Avenue between Clifton and Brookline linked to Mrs. C Grabnaton and D Meacham. Additional frame dwellings on Chase Avenue north Virginia with owner John Weiss, and four two-story frame houses on Knott Avenue near Prospect Place priced around 4 000 to 5 500 dollars with 1 500 down.

Dixmount Gilbert Wetilda Miller Santee Ludow Avenue Clifton Brookline C. Grabnaton Rockdale D. Meacham Chase Avenue Virginia John Weiss PP DiviAh Rewisne Weddeessevensvacstaas Knott Avenue Bet Prospect Place

Wuest Dempsey Bout Ends In Draw After Rough Private Fight

Report of a private Wuest Dempsey match last night describes a lively six round set with a draw at the close. Wuest allegedly floored Dempsey in round two and a stoppage sparked a wrangle before Dempsey recovered and the fight continued.

Wuest-Dempsey Wuest Dempsey

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