Fifty Miles From Boston at Walnut Week Start
Review of the musical comedy Fifty Miles From Boston at the Walnut features Milés Cohan and Harns as producers with a new year run. John Sperks the Irish comedian joins the cast, and the article praises stage management, costumes, and an original scenic layout as the show travels from Pittsburg to open in Boston.
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Boston
Emcy
Milés
Rge M. Cohan
Cohan
Harns
Electrical
Caulpand
John ‘Sperks
Sparks
Cohan Musical at Grand Captures Local Interest
Matinee at the Grand draws local clientele for a clever M Cohan show. The production highlights his easy manner and quiet, natureist characterisations praised by admirers.
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New York
M. Cohan
Enares
Pho
Cohan
Ben Masts
Conan
Nazimova Engagements At Local Theatre Draw Social Attention
The holidays spur advance seats for Madame Nazimova in Cincinnati as educational and literary clubs seek tickets. The repertoire includes A Doll's House Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder with performances through New Year’s weekend and a matinee on Wednesday.
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Fennessy
Wava
Nazimova
Tia
Cincinnati
Psan
Madame Nadimova
Shubert Offer of Miss Fitch Comedy at Lyric Theater
Sunday night at the Lyric features Clyde Fitch's latest comedy Girls presented by Messrs Shubert. The play satirizes five types of girls including the serious minded and the man hungry, who eventually find fulfillment with men as harmony and discord mix through the production.
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Lyric Theater
Messrs. Shubert
Lyde Fitch
Ptieces
Adam
Alon
Res
Mr. i
The Round Up New Year Show at the Grand
A Grand theatre program announces The Round Up as a major New Year production. The show promises a wide variety of acts and sensations, highlighted by a premiere title and star names, with a celebrated run beginning soon.
The Old Homestead Comes to Cincinnati Stage
Denman Thompson's evergreen country life drama The Old Homestead returns to Cincinnati's Walnut Theater with a long running cast intact. The company promotes the show as a steadfast favorite since 1886, urging fathers and mothers to bring their families and reminisce as scarlet runners invite a return to childhood.
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Old Homestead
Mint
GDG
New England
Country Life
Boston
Denman Thompson
Old ‘Homestead
Walnut Theater
Cincinnati
Envol
Anglin Declines India Tour Amid Vacation Plans
Louis Nethersole from Anerale reports Miss Margaret Anglin received an urgent invitation to act in India before returning home but her vacation is set. She declines for now and plans to revisit Australia later. Her sister will travel with arrangementspending on forthcoming voyages.
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Louis Nethersole
Anerale
Margaret Anglin
Jean
India
Australi
Nethersole
Paveet
Xarah
Unclear historical notice on Camilie D'Arville
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Camilie D Arville at Columbia and a reference to a forthcoming event next week. Details are garbled and place names uncertain.
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Camilie D’arville
Columbia
Fragments from an old paper note unreadable text
The readable parts show fragmented lines likely from a local newspaper item. No clear names, places, dates, or events are discernible to establish a complete headline or summary. Further context is needed to produce a valid T and S.
Shore Acres Next Week by Forepaugh at the Olympia
The Forepaugh stock company brings Shore Acres to the Olympia next week with high costs and lavish staging. Eleven performances including a New Year matinee feature a fully prepped Christmas dinner on stage to be shared with local needy families after each show.
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Forepaugh
Mberal
Shore Acres
New England
Bette
Forepaugh Stock Company Matinee at the Olympic
Matinee at the Olympic today features the Forepaugh Stock Company performing a new production titled A Bunch of Keys. The midweek show is expected to draw a local audience to the venue this afternoon.
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Olympic
Forepaugh Stock Company
Igren
Ela
Rees
Apache Warpath in Nat Brighston Picture Draws Crowds
A travel feature notes popular interest in journey talks and the Apache Warpath picture by Nat Brighston, promising crowded attendance and vivid scenes as audiences seek tales of distant lands and Native paths.
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Fragmentary Legal Notice Summary
Fragmented OCR text hints at a court or legal matter involving named individuals. details are unclear but indicates proceedings, witnesses or parties and possible restraint or ruling. The readable names appear garbled and no concrete dates or actions are identifiable from the fragment.
Burlesque and Vaudeville Show Draws Large Audiences
A bustling entertainment page notes a popular burlesque and vaudeville lineup. Nasimova's engagement at the Lyric begins next week with tickets on sale Wednesday morning. The piece highlights big city acts, noted performers, and affordable ticket prices drawing fan interest.
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Nasimova
The
Lyric
The Colonial Theater Company to Open in Columbus
The Colonial Theater company, formed by Jamey V. Howell and partners, is incorporated for 100000 to run a new Colonial Theater in Columbus O. Howell, president, will soon leave street car advertising to manage the venture which will open shortly after the new year. Articles of incorporation were filed.
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Columbus
Colonial Theater Company
Jamey V. Howell
Frankie
Fred Fraser
On. Mimon
Cincinnati
O. James V. Howell
Circus star Mollie Hillman dies after long career
Mollie Hillman a renowned equestrienne who toured the United States and Europe with Barnum and Forepaugh for decades died at age 92 in Greenfield Pennsylvania. She was married four times and each husband died violently. daughter of William Cook a Newark blacksmith and from an Indigenous Orielda line.
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Greenfield
Mollie Hillman
Eur Ag
William Cook
Newark, N. J
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Permit for Rudolph Richie Burlesque Theater Drops
Following the Kentucky Court of Appeals decision voiding a permit, the Louisville Board of Public Safety rescinds the license for Rudolph Ricka of Cincinnati to build a burlesque theater in Louisville. The project, almost complete, had cost about 31,600 dollars, with officials previously ordering no further construction.
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Louisville
Des
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Evan
Rudolph K.icka
Gatety, Wich
Dec. 24 Training Scandal Hits County Official
County Attorney Deubert reports indictment over alleged breach in Barn Baty area work. The decedent case involves professional misconduct claims tied to a local pest control or barn project. The text is fragmented but points to an official charged with misconduct related to December events.
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Okls
Ae Arinerns
Ghia
Heathaniet
Funeral of Joseph H. Rolfes 83 Held in Covington
The funeral for 83 year old Joseph H. Rolfes of Covington was held this morning at Saint God church with a requiem high mass. He died after a lingering illness believed caused by tuberculosis. Surviving are his widow Marie Fitz of Cincinnati and his sister Bertha Fitzpatrick, a principal in The Life of Actress, now in New York.
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Joseph H. Rolfes
West Seventh
Covington
Her of God
Marie. Fitzwots
Cincinnati
Rolfes
Van Voast Estate Divided Transfers Newport Property
Newport property deed totaling 30000 dollars divided by court order in Betz County Clerk’s office. Virginia Van Voast’s late estate allocates Van Voast building on Work Street and adjacent lot to son Rufus Van All of Cincinnati. Virginia Van Voast is survived by her namesake heir.
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Newport
Betz
Sith
Virginia van Voast
van Voast
Ivork
Rufus van
Virginia ‘van. Voast
Campbell County Courts Debates Divorces and Estates
The Campbell circuit court heard a divorce case Mary Thurman Fee versus Robert C Fee and ordered the plaintiff to resume her maiden name. Judge Yungblut also directed a master commissioner to sell Dayton property by January 6 in another estate matter. A separate suit in Alexandria involved a mother alleging her son’s hunting incident on Truesdell premises.
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Mary Thurman
Robert C. Fee
Eieia
Yungblut
Bang
Mary Thur
Rockers
Gertrude Schnei
Yungtlut
Dayton
Circuit Court
Yungblue
T. Stanleygainst Stanley
Yungblutay
Pean Reglarday
Mnor Willson
Canegeng
Campbell Circuit Court
Alexandria
Uiarenarase Aeeke i
Truesdell
Hunt
Renton Court Notes Mention Various Local Cases
The Renton circuit court heard multiple items including a $494 claim for nursing care against the estate of Thomas Rector, a move to reference to the master commissioner, and a murder case involving S. Hopkins. A Madison Avenue saloon keeper was fined five dollars for midnight closing violations, while Anna Davis and others faced a town of ey matter in Judge Harreson's court.
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Benjamin Rector
Charles Poor
Thomas Rector
Renton
Yeaterday
Bardin
Shawan
W. C. Harr
Martha
Mooney
Commonwealth
Wisenall
Wopkins
Duncen
Benjamin
Thomas
Madison Avenue
Anna Davis
Harreson
Winlow
Scheult
Muta
Dude
Latonia Officials Confer With Fivgal Oust
A garbled note suggests Latonia officials meeting with Fivgal Oust to discuss a pending matter. Details are unreadable, with fragments mentioning dates and proceedings unclear.
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Latonia
Contested Will Case In Newport Probate
The Lear will, challenged by grandchildren, splits two Newport properties between heirs and faces claims of incapacity and undue influence by Mrs. Jefferson. Attorneys Meigs Otto Wort, J Crawford, Louis Dolle represent contestants and Gentasteanta invalidates the will under test.
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Lear
Edward
Monroe ‘Street
Newport
Jefferson
Meigs
Otto Wort
J. Crawford
Louis ‘Dolle
Junior Order Buys Newport Property for Lodge Building
The Twin City council Jr O U A M of Newport purchased a pair of lots on York Street between Pith and Nisith streets for 5400. Former owner W Hawkins is noted as Kentucky's oldest pensioner, turning ninety three. The lodge plans a new building costing about 30000 for use by two Newport lodges and the Bellevue organization.
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Twin City Council
Jr. O
U.A.M
Newport
Ol. Hawkingstead
York Street
Ween
Pith
Bellevue
Veteran Engineer Howard Flanagan Dies After Illness
Howard Flanagan, a veteran engineer for the Louisville and Nashville railroad, died early yesterday at his home at Sixth and Saratoga streets in New Newport after a short illness of acute pneumonia. He was 50 years old and had spent more than twenty years operating a passenger engine on the Cincinnati and Louisville branch before retiring about a year ago.
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Howard Flanagan
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Sixth
Saratoga Streets
New~ Iport
Cincinnati and Louisville
Toledo Woman Denied Marriage License in Covington
Miss Adélaine Malachi, 20, of Toledo, and Thomas Conover, 22, of Monroe, were refused a marriage license by County Clerk John C. B. Yates in Covington. The denial cited the young woman's age and lack of paternal consent, though she claimed consent could be secured by wire.
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Papa
Adélaine ' Malachi
Toledo
Thomas Conover
Monroe
John C. B. Yates
Covington
Russell
Do. O
James Russell
Cincinnati
Negro Assaults Man Under Bridge in Darkness
C Dixon of 262 West Third street was attacked Monday evening by an unknown Black assailant beneath the C and O bridge between Fourth and Fifth streets. Dixon was struck in the face with a blunt instrument, an artery burst, and the assailant fled without attempting robbery. Dixon cannot identify the attacker due to darkness.
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C. Dixon
West Third Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Dixon
Covington News Notes and Local Updates
Covington notes report F. B. Kyle’s arrest on a warrant for unlawful use of the Typographical union label. Covington public schools close for Christmas holidays and reopen January 4. US Marshal S.G. Bherp and deputy Mullins capture two moonshiners Lakes and William Baker. City Treasurer Percival to keep December tax office hours for workers. A street robbery pocketbook left on a city street is found. A bridge coupon and a purchased vehicle incident are noted.
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Kyle
Typographical Union
Gat
Wiliam
Baker
Beastie County
Harry
Percival
Wésk
Rogton Pal
Sootathe
Jerry
Cnr
Dana G
Roth's
ClarDy
Covington
Special offer for poets at New York laboratories
An unusual notice states a special supply of poetry is obtainable free of charge from the icy Laboratories at 83 Twenty-fifth Street New York City. It mentions a two dollar Dow and other items in Cincinnati and refers to minors.
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Dow
Cincinnati
Icy Laboratories
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Coughlin Faces Artist Charges in Chicago Court
In Judge Newcomer's court Alderthan "Bathhouse" John Coughlin and others faced trial over an assault at the First Ward Democratic ball. Witness Lyman Atwell testified that a broken camera was used as a shield amid blows by Coughlin and associates. The jury reportedly reached a not guilty verdict before morning.
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Chicago
Alderthan
John Coughlin
Newcomer's Court
Lyman Atwell
Coughlin
Atwell
Wynde Kit
Government to Probe Pricings at Packing Firms in Chicago
December 22 reports say 100 subpoenas issued by Landis court target rebates at stockyards packing firms. Twenty five served on Morris & Co. employees summon before federal grand jury. District Attorney Sims and special government attorney Kellogg met in Washington with the attorney general as the move signals a broader rebate inquiry.
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Chicago
Srtmert
Morris & Co
Washington
Sims
W. B Kellogg
Tur Landis
Sima
Rue
State Restown The Hargis Groe Irvine Ky Dec 22
The Irvine court session centered on the murder case of Incas James Hargis. Prosecution rested as testimony from the defendant’s son and his mother Louellen Hargis described alleged threats and violence surrounding the father’s death.
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Irvine, Ky
Trido
Hargis
Ccasion
Louellen Hargis
Beach
James Hargis
E. Ca
Newport News Notes on Local Court Actions
Fragmented notes describe court proceedings and residence issues in Newport News with references to Ame rican and local figures. The readable portions mention a gang and a sequence of uttered statements linked to a court appearance and housing matters. The text is incomplete and several names are illegible.
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