Traveling Salesman to Open at Grand Next Week
Local business leaders plan to attend the Grand’s opening of The Traveling Salesman by James Forbes. Thomas W. Ross stars with a Harris company production portraying a Western town drummers, telegraph operator, and a snowbound Christmas scene with poker to dodge prohibition rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Playhouse
Will
Forbes
Canada
Knights of the Grip
Thomas W. Ross
Henry B. Harris
Mr .Harris
Lyman Howes Pictures Tour Draws Big Auditorium Crowd
A large audience enjoyed Lyman Howe at the Auditorium with moving pictures from Southampton to Cape Town revealing ocean calm and storm dangers. The program included Belgian river scenes, French steel works, auto racing, French warships, Holland scenes, twenty other subjects, many humorous, with new talking effects. The engagement continues today and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Howe
Lyman H. Howe
Southampton
Cape Town
Meuse
Belgium
France
Holland
Orpheum Show at Columbia Retains Coram and Kelly Kent
The Orpheum Show comes to the Columbia next week with changes but keeps Coram the ventriloquist and the duo Kelly and Kent, who drew as favorites when seen there last fall.
Bernard sister Cassie to headline Mardi Gras show
Cassie Bernard, star of Campbell and Reeves' Mardi Gras Beauties Company, joins the Standard Theater engagement next week with a leading role. The Bernard sister is known as a vivacious comedienne and sprightly dancer who brings song and melody vividly to the footlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Bernard
Campbell and Reeves
Standard Theater
Bernard
The Fool House at Walnut Promises Lively Farce
The Huntings bring their famed musical comedy The Fool House to the Walnut next week. Harry Dull and Lew Hunting have rewritten the story with new music and added spectacular scenery and a 40 voice chorus. The four Huntings headline a high energy production noted for acrobatic comedy and stylish wardrobe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
United States
Europe
Four Huntings
Harry Dull
Lew Hunting
Steamer Princess Sails to Lawrenceburg and Aurora
Sunday excursions on the Princess attract record crowds. The crack steamer runs two trips from the foot of Broadway to Lawrenceburg and Aurora at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Calliope singing, ballroom music, and flag displays enhance the outing. Coney's Sunday excursions draw wide popular support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Broadway
Calliope
Coney
The Traveling Salesman At Grand Opera House Next Week
Thomas W. Ross arrives at the Grand Opera House with the new James Forbes comedy The Traveling Salesman. He argues that slang should persist in stage entertainments, though many followers of the long-haired drama disagree it will vanish soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Ross
Grand Opera House
James Forbes
Slang Speech Praised By American Playwrights
The speaker defends slang as vital to English, noting its laugh value and efficiency. He cites Shakespeare and his role in The Traveling Salesman, plans to continue slang parts throughout his career, and mentions a tour resume with a long theater season and upcoming Eastbound summer vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Webster
Forbes
Forepaugh Ends Season With As You Like It
The Olympic announces the final week program for the season ending after next Saturday night. The Forepaugh company performs As You Like It with Miss Adair Rosalind, Mr. Mayal Jacques, and Mr. Sylvester Orlando. The production will be mounted with careful costuming and generous staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Miss Adair
Rosalind
Sothern Opens Lord Dundreary at Lyric Theatre
Mr E H Sothern begins a notable engagement in Lord Dundreary at the Lyric Theater Monday night. The revival of the play once titled Our American Cousin marks a highly successful season venture with Sothern’s Dundreary drawing praise from old and new audiences. He arrives after eight weeks at the Lyric in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Lyric Theater
Sothern
Tim Taylor
Dundreary
Mr. Sothern
The
Lyric
New York
Rain dampens Robinson circus rehearsal crowd
Attendance at a Robinson circus rehearsal was affected by rain though many invited guests remained. About thirty or forty of The Great White Way players were among Governor Robinsons guests with Miss Maud Raymond and other principals enjoying the novelty of the show. The big performance opens Monday afternoon with a morning street parade starting at Florence avenue and Reading road at 9 oclock and following a lengthy downtown route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Circus
Great White Way
Florence Avenue
Reading Road
Hunt Street
Main
Ninth
Central Avenue
Woodward
Forepaugh to present Under Two Flags matinee at Olympic
The Forepaugh Company offers a matinee of Under Two Flags at the Olympic this afternoon. The present success of the drama promises a full house.
Star Boat Company to Chicago for return engagement
The Star Boat Company closes a week at the Columbia today then heads to Chicago for another engagement. After Chicago, Taylor Granville and his wife, stars of the show, will go to New York to expand the sketch into a four act play retaining current characters and expanding each role. Farewell to The Gingerbread Man at the Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Boat Company
Columbia
Chicago
Taylor Granville
New York
POP Questions at a Suffragette Meeting
A large audience heard suffragists discuss women’s brains and pay equity at Ninth and Plum streets. Mrs. Dr. Herbert Bigelow claimed women’s brains weigh more than men’s, sparking questions about future legislative power. she argued women can fight business battles as men do, though unpaid. Dr. Siewers also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Plum Streets
Herbert Bigelow
Cruiser Chester Sets Speed Record at Portsmouth
The cruiser Chester arrived from Bath to be placed in commission in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The 420 foot vessel rounded Henderson's Point against the ebb tide without help and moved to her station by the navy yard as if she were a yacht. It is expected her officers and crew will be assigned early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Chester
Bath
Henderson’s Point
Navy Yard
Odd Fellows Entertainment Aids New Temple Quarters
Under the Odd Fellows' Club auspices an entertainment was held at the temple to raise funds for furnishing the club's new quarters. Contributors included F. E. Davis Miss Grace Bay Miss Marguerite Bay Frank D. Weibel Miss Elaine Bowman Prof. Frank Barrett George I. Breiel and Alice Itskin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Club
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Temple
F. E. Davis
Grace Bay
Marguerite Bay
Frank D. Weibel
Elaine Bowman
Frank Barrett
George I. Breiel
Alice Itskin
Ft Reno Becomes Quartermaster Depot and Remount Station
Fort Reno Oklahoma has been designated a Quartermaster depot and remount station. The base name is changed to Fort Reno Remount Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Reno
Washington
Ft. Reno, Ok
Ft. Reno Remount
Hatchet Attack Sparks Tragedy in Johnstown
Louis Fieckenstein a well known German resident attacked his wife with a hatchet early today fatally injuring her and then hanged himself. He is believed to have been temporarily deranged.
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Johnstown
Louis Fieckenstein
Child dies after mistaking medicine for candy
Erie Va April 24 Bernard two year old son of Bailey B Nagel president of Pennsylvania Boiler Works and heir to T M Nagel died last night after taking medicine prescribed for his mother. The child believed it to be candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bernard
Bailey B. Nagel
The
Pennsylvania Boiler Works
T. M. Nagel
Thief Steals Doctor’s Purse at Bethesda Hospital
A thief entered Dr. Edgar Snyder’s room at Bethesda Hospital on Reading road last night and stole the physician’s purse containing seven dollars.
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Edgar Snyder
Bethesda Hospital
Reading Road
Cincinnati Wins Triangular Debate Over Policy Plan
The University of Cincinnati defeated Miami University in McMicken Hall and also won against Ohio University in Athens while Miami triumphed over Ohio in Oxford. Cincinnati’s team featured Ralph Cummins and others, arguing for government aid to promote a merchant marine. Miami defended private initiative. Judges included Dr F R Lyons and Judge John E Sater. Cincinnati's Athens team also claimed victory by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
McMicken Hall
United States
Miami
Athens
Ohio University
Ohio
Oxford
Cincinnati University
Ralph Cummins
Sidney G. Kuswort
Howard L. Bevis
Earl R. Smith
Samuel J. Carter
Orville Harrell
F. R. Lyons
Richmond
Ind
John E. Sater
Columbus
W. C. Culkins
Cincinnati
Robert S. Marx
Morris Lazarion
Louis Gross
Edwin Hathaway
NOYES Elected President At AP Board Meeting
The Associated Press board re elected officers with Frank B. Noyes as president and Melville E. Stone as secretary and general manager. The American Newspaper Publishers Association also named Ridder as president and Pattison as treasurer. Several directors were re elected or filled to terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford Courant
Rufus N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Melville E. Stone
Charles 8. Diehl
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
New Yorkers
Staats Zeitung
Medill McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland Plaindealer
W. J. Pattison
New York Evening Post
Edward P. Call
C. W. Hornick
San Francisco Call
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Glebe
Charles W. Knapp
St. Louis Republic
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
A. P. Glass
Montgomery Advertiser
Conde Hamlin
New York Tribune
John B. Townsend
Philadelphia Press
S. F. Weston
Seattle Post Intelligencer
Three Die in Centerville Fire in Corry Area
A Centerville house fire claimed three lives and left Albert Lemm gravely burned. David Wetherbee 75 and Mrs. Wetherbee 65 died inside the home along with Mrs. Albert Lemm 30. Mrs. Lemm escaped, then reentered the flames to save her husband but the house collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
David Wetherbee
Centerville
Wetherbee
Albert Lemm
Roosevelt Gets Invitation To Cincinnati May Festival
Representative Longworth delivered an invitation from Mayor Leopold Markbreit and Lawrence Maxwell Jr. for President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt to attend the Cincinnati May Festival on May 12. The President would like to attend but the date conflicts with governors conference in Washington and possible adjournment of Congress. He will likely send a formal declination to the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Leopold Markbreit
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
New Hat for Parisians
Paris fashions center on the Charlotte hat noted as the season’s chic choice. Dressmakers say the Em pire dress remains in favor and summer styles are not yet released.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Fire Damages Brown Carriage Company Plant
Fire in the Brown Carriage Company building at 1622 West Street damaged the plant for about 200 dollars. The blaze was found in the basement by Robert Evans of 1034 Evans Street, whose alarm from Box 163 brought the fire department.
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Brown Carriage Company
West Street
Robert Evans
Evans Street
Warrant Issued for William Concannon on Board Bill
A warrant was sworn out last night for the arrest of William Concannon by John Buden of 1216 Freeman Avenue who alleges Concannon jumped his board bill amounting to 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Concannon
John Buden
Freeman Avenue
Concannon
Man Hurt When Struck by Wagon at City Intersection
Charles Crown, 42, a wagon driver, was run down yesterday at Seventh and Race streets and suffered minor injuries. Patrol No. 1 transported him to City Hospital. he later returned home to 77 Betts Street.
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Charles Crown
Betts Street
Woman Bitten by Dog Seeks City Hospital Treatment
Eva Pfeiffer aged 30 of 847 Hathaway Street was bitten by a dog and taken to City Hospital yesterday for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Pfeiffer
Hathaway Street
Clergy Rotation As City Churches Welcome Substitutes
Edward Mage to fill pulpit as Rev Henry Curtis departs for months of bereavement. Prof Edward Mack to lead Mt Auburn Presbyterian, with sermon series amid emergency. Y M C A talks feature J I Blackburn on a man’s opportunity and Frank Caldwell singing. Ren Mulford Jr presents Running Life’s Uses at Morrow church. Duncan Hailey preaches both Poplar Street Presbyterian services at 11 am and 7 45 pm.
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Brotherhood
Ren Mulford, Jr
Life’s
Morrow
O.) Presbyterian Church
Duncan Hailey
Poplar Street Presbyterian Church
Local church services listed across city parishes
Multiple churches announce Sunday schedules including sermons such as The Irreparable Loss and A Self Made Death Trap at Church of the Covenant along with services at Bethany Mission First Walnut Hills Norwood Glendale Clifton Third Street First United Seventh Westwood and other congregations. Each entry details preacher names times and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Covenant
Robert Watson
Francis James Martin
Eighth
Elm Streets
Watson
Bethany Mission
State Street
Sunday Church Services Listed by Neighborhood
Avondale to Camp Washington churches schedule Sunday services with multiple sermons and Sunday schools. Pastors include E Schenk Walter D. Cole L O Hartman H C Jameson O P Hoffman J E Braun and others.
Epworth League Service With Dr Iziz Ibraham Address
A church program lists a 7 p.m. Epworth League service led by Pastor with a 7:45 p.m. address by Dr Iziz Ibraham of Egypt on The Manners and Customs of His Country. Also notes Sunday services at FIRST Northside O Li Seward including 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. preaching with 6:45 p.m. Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
E. Schenk
ST. Paul, Severith and Smith
Walter D. Cole
Peter
the Rock
Epworth League
Christie
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
Wesley Chapel
Gervaise Roughton
Christ
H. C.’ Jameson
Price Hill
Charles W. Sullivan
Nla m
Hyde Park
O. P. Hoffman
Rob Zaring
Linwood
William C. Mitchell
MT. Auburn
Hasse C. Enwall
Cleopas
Jesus
Walnut Hills
Jesse Bowman Young
East Pearl Street
G. Pollard
Winton Place
J. Elbert Thomas
Camp Washington
Hopple and
Sidney Streets
J. D. Darling
Iziz Ibraham
Egypt
Northside
O. Li. Seward
Church Services Across City Mark Social and Evangelical Gatherings
A list of church schedules shows pastors and meeting times at Baptist Immanuel Ninth Street and other churches. Services include Bible school at 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m. sermons titled The Christian in the Family and The Way of Peace in the Time of Trouble with evening meetings and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Christian Missionary Society
America
J. L. Hill
Ninth Street
City Hall
Warsaw
Elberon and
John Street
Fountain Square
Columbia
R. Venting
John F. Herget
Wyoming
Charles E. Staunton
Little Monitor
Madisonville
John W. Craig
H. T. Crane
Cincinnati
Wesley Avenue
William J. Cambron
Cambron
Norwood
Walnut
Hills
Charles Sumner Brown
Man
Lord
Lincoln Park
G. R. Robbins
D.D
Sherman
Station Avenues
John S. Sowers
Bible School
Mt.auburn
Rufus W. Weaver
Junior Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Service
Church Services Note Citywide Evangelical Schedule
A list of sermon times at Central Walnut Hills Richmond Street Evanston Carthage Northside Washington Grace with pastors ministers and evangelists. Services include Bible school morning worship and evening preaching with topics such as The Heart That Conquers Gods Lessons to Us From the Lily and Christ the Elder Brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
H. A. Denton
American Christian Missionary Society
Mr. Hill
Walnut Hills
Locust Street
Park Avenue
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Fortune
Richmond Street
G. W. Thompson
J. A. Lord
Evanston
Brewster Avenue
Joseph Hagin
Covington
Carthage—Bible School
Merritt Owen
C. E
Northside
Justin N. Green
Christ the Elder Brother
Christ the Savior
Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J. Sebastian
Church Services Schedule Across City Churches
Columbia led by Rev Charles J Dole preaches at 11 am The Mission and Message of Jesus and 730 pm Our Kinship With God At Lawrence Street M Evans conducts Welsh service at 1030 am children hour 2 pm Bible school 730 pm English service Opportunities At Storrs State and Harrison E T MacMahon preaches 1045 am Lamp of Truth 746 pm Where Are We At Walnut Hills Dwight Mallory Pratt 930 am Sunday school 11 am Easter sermon 7 pm social and endeavor North Fairmount J H Locke conducts services (text ends).
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FIRST
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
First United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
Walnut Hills
J. R. Millin
Madison Road
Cleanview Avenue
Thomas Knox
John Grant Newman
D.D
Westwood
Columbia
Charles J. Dole
Jesus
God
Lawrence Street
Evans
Mt Auburn Church to Begin Services by Guest Preacher
In pastor’s absence Rev H M Curtis along with Professor Edward Mack of Lane Seminary will conduct morning and evening services starting Sunday April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Mt. Auburn Church
H. M. Curtis
D.D
Edward Mack
Lane Seminary
Church Schedule Features Sabbath School and Evening Services
The notice lists a 9:30 a.m. Sabbath school session and a 7:45 p.m. church service, indicating regular weekly worship times at the church.
Episcopal Church Services and Schedules Listed
Anglican listings for Clifton Walnut Hills Avondale and surrounding parishes note service times Holy Communion morning prayer sermon and Sunday school. Clergy listed include F L Flinchbaugh George N Eastman Rev F H Nelson T C Campbell E F Bigler Samuel Tyler Dean Matthews Canon Reade and Wallace M Godden with varying 7:30 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 11 a.m. start times and 4:30 p.m. services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Clifton
F. L. Flinchbaugh
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
George N. Eastman
Christ Church
Rev
F. H. Nelson
T. C. Campbell
Church OF the Advent
Kemper Lane
E. F. Bigler
Samuel Tyler
ST. Paul’s
Dean Matthews
Canon Reade
GRACE
Avondale
Wallace M. Gorden
Probation After Death Sermons at Two Churches
Services at Church of Christ on the Mercantile Library Building fourth floor and First Church of Christ on Rockdale Avenue Avondale held at 10 45 a m 11 a m and 3 30 p m with the topic Probation After Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
First Church OF Christ
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Religious services schedule with multiple churches
A list of sermons and service times across several churches. Unitarian, Church of the New Jerusalem, New Thought Temple and First Universalist advertise 11 am sermons on various topics. Norwood and E Street offer additional services and evening readings or meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Reading Road
Binton Street
George A. Thayer
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Oak
Winslow Streets
Louis G. Hoeck
NEW Thought Temple
McMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
C. D. Larson
Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
E Street
Vine Street
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Nancy Musselman Schoonmaker
Five Ohio Autoists Hurt In West Chester Wreck
Five people injured when Mel Hathorne's car ran out of control on a hill in West Chester and crashed into a scales set. Injured include Gus Kuemmerling former Chief of Police John Steinman saloon keeper A Snyder arm broken Charles Trautman contusions and Hathorne with arm and head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mel Hathorne
West Chester
Hathorne
Gus Kuemmerling
John Steinman
A. Snyder
Charles Trautman
Convicted Man Hangs Self in County Jail
John J. Taylor, jailed for second degree murder in the August killing of his wife at Coal Basin, hanged himself with bedding strips in his cell at the Glenwood Springs County Jail last night. He was serving a twenty year sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Col
John J. Taylor
Coal Basin
Hoosier Gets Life Term in Killings Case
Jesse W. Osborn pleaded guilty to killing Fairy McLain in Kokomo Indiana and received a life prison sentence. The April 24 court filing states Osborn admitted to the murder and was promptly sentenced to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Osborn
Fairy McClain
Kokomo
Ind
Jesse W. Osborn
Fairy McLain
A Charming Little Gown Pattern Seventeen Sizes
The nine year size requires 4% yards of 24 inch goods. No 4333 offers seven sizes from 6 to 12 years. The pattern price is ten cents.
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Travelers At Theater
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LA Sothern
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Cassir
Djeruttes
Moxzy
WaArrior
Wwilson Humitel Foreraugh Stour Co
Om Cc
Orpheum
the Grand
United States Navy
ODD Fellows
Seventh Street Temple
Oklahoma Army Post
Noyes
Longworth
Edward Mage
Dr. Braun
Race Street
Henry Melville Curtis
J. I. Blackburn
Frank Caldwell
Presbyterian
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Montgomery
J. M. la Bach
East End
James Aikin Smith
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Earle Lee
C. E. Norwood
George W. Shields
Glendale
Calvin D. Wilson
Babylon
Methodist
Central Christian Church
Baptist
Christian
Mt. Auburn Presbyterian Church
Episcopal
Christian Science
Hoosier
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