Muscatine Five Travels to Hamilton for Big Waterfront Showdown
Muscatine Basketball team arrives in Hamilton at 10 tomorrow for a high profile game. The squad, holder of the world championship with two losses all season, faces the western five in a clash expected to draw a large crowd at Coliseum. Captain Bender drums up his strongest lineup as excitement builds for New Year’s Day contest.
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Muscatine
Hamilton Krebs
Hamilton
Michigan
Chicago Central Y. M. C. A
Towaians
Krebs
Captain Bender
Hamiltons
Coliseum
Coffroth targets precise weigh in for Attell Moran bout
San Francisco reports promoter James W. Coffroth intends to ensure Attell and Moran make weight for the New Year’s Day fight at Mission Street arena. He visited Attell at Millers near Colma, where Attell was training after a morning road session with prelim opponent Jim Farley.
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San Francisco
James W. Coffroth
Attell- Moran
Mission Street
Seales
Coffroth
Abe Attell
Millers
Colma
Attell
Jim Farley
Griffiths Lynch Set for Fifteen Round Bout in Kentucky
Billy Griffiths and Jack Lynch plan a fifteen round glove match next Monday night in Kentucky. Griffin’s manager Jimmy Widmyer promotes the event. Griffiths trains at Wyss & Weber's gym Oakley with Bezenah and Schreck. Lynch conditions at Kirstein's run and Ft. Thomas. The bout is billed as a close clash.
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Cincinnati
Billy Griffiths
Jack Lynch
Kentucky
Jimmy Widmyer
Griffiths
Grriffiths
Wyss & Weber
Oakley
Gus Bezenah
Mike Schreck
Lynch
Kirstein
Ft. Thomas
Acrobat Sets Coast Mile Record at San Anita
R F Carmo's three year old bay colt Acrobat, ridden by G Burns, clocked 1 37 3 5 for a mile at San Anita, nearly tying the world mark. He carried 98 pounds and led from start to finish as a strong favorite, with many observers saying he could have broken the world record if ridden out.
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Los Angel
San Anita Park
R. F. Carmo
G. Burns
Dick Wells
Kishesha
Actbat
Farrell says New York ball club costs far more than racing stable
Frank J Farrell owner of the New York American League club says running the ball team costs about 97 375 dollars annually, more than double the 40 000 dollars for his racing stable. He notes salaries travel and other expenses for the team and that the stable has paid expenses or better for several years.
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New York
Frank J. Farrell
New York American League Baseball Club
Nine
Mr. Farrell
Farrell
Magnates gather in Chicago to discuss baseball invasion
In Chicago on May 27 several American association magnates arrive to prepare for Saturday's meeting called by President O'Brien. The anticipated agenda includes the possible invasion of Chicago and a decision on placing a team at Kogan Square park. Only Watkins of Indianapolis and Armour of Toledo reportedly oppose the move.
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Chicago
Ill
American Association
O’brien
James Callahan
Kogan Square Park
Watkins
Indianapolis
Armour
Toledo
Christmas visits and household gatherings across a region
Seven Mile Special lists numerous Christmas visits and dinners. Families from Seven Mile and nearby towns hosted relatives in Richmond Hillsboro Cambridge City Cincinnati Overpeck Middletown Hamilton Iberia Eaton and Oxford with many guests including Jennie Snively Mabel Shannon Ada Wilson and Elmore Berk.
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Democrat Sun
Seven Mile
Dee
Jennie Snively
Dollie
Josephine
May
Richmond
Mabel Shannon
Hillsboro
W. T. Snively
William
Cambridge City
Ind
John Thomas
Ida
Brown’s Run
Will Berk
Cincinnati
Lon Withrow
Gephardt’s
Overpeck
Wm. Pocock
Mary Callmary
Iberia
Paul
Eugene Pocock
Columbus
Sarah Lloyd
Daugiers
Pete Willis
Eaton
Harry Phares
Andrew Long
William Phares
N. E. Brombaugh
Ella
Ada Wilson
Trump
Ada
Hamilton
Sam Wilson
Mabel
Chas. Wilson and Lee
Edna and Murray
I. V. Stephens
Mary Williams
Lynchburg
Luella Jacoby
Alma Jacoby
Elmore Berk
Martha Ritter
Leonard Tess
Oxford
Radcliffe Drug Co promotes Rocky Mountain Tea
Advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy for constipation and bad blood. Sells tea or tablets for 35 cents at the Radcliffe Drug Co located at the corner of High and 2nd Streets and at 231 High Street.
Pork Back Bones Offer At George Kupp & Co
George Kupp & Co advertises pork back bones at 3 cents a pound with limited stock.
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George Kupp & Co
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Monte
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Moran
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Hamilton Brokerage Co
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Rentsehler
North 4Th Street
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N. Y
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Court House
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Hamilton Club
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Care Democrat-Sun
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Imates
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Williamson
Cleveland
Butler County
Democrat- Sun
Ecard Margaret
Collette
J. Becker
Mathes-Sohngen
St. Louis
Liberal Reward ‘S
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Butler
Hamilton Counties
Ohio Traction Company
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High Sts
Heck’s Book Store
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Singer
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Bell
J. W. Howe
Ross
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Fairview Ave
Lindenwald
Stowi
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Great Bargain
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Hanover
St. Clair Township
White
Royal Insurance Building
Ocockerels
Rose Comb Minereas
Forest Ave
Niles Tool Works
Hooven, Owens & Rentschler
Black & Clawson
J. Fred Bender
August Benninghofen
Isaac H. Todd
Susan E. Todd
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
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H. & D. Depot
M. W. Goodman
High St
High St. Beller
4Th Ward
Near Ear
Campbell Ave
Maple Ave
Heaton Inquire
Buckeye St
High Street
Fifth Ward
M. N. Care Democrat
NEW Pagle Hotel
S. 5Th St
Race St
Central Ave
J. Crete
Harry Woolford
KLAT
Bet
C. Z Mikesell
Ironbach
Republican-News
R. Dee
Care Democrat
Roemer’s
East Avenue
Inquire
East High Street
M. D. Lindley
Carrtown
Cincinnati Brewing Co
Second National Bank
United States Depository
Cuares E. Herser
GxoreEk P. Souneen
Joan E. Herser
Charles Sohngen
Dakxy V. Parriso
Kansas City
Springfield, Ill
B. MacDougal
W. B. Calloway
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