Merry Widow Remarried to Open Next Week in Cincinnati
Cincinnati audiences will see The Merry Widow Remarried next Monday night with Adelaide Norwood in the title role. The Park Opera company rehearses daily under Carl Von Wegern for premieres of Viennese operetta numbers and comic dialogue. Tickets for the run and an extra Sunday performance of Said Pasha go on sale at Senith & Nixon's, with new dining programme at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Opera Company
Carl von Wegern
Cincinnati
Bbs
Adelaide Norwood
Mckets
Merry Widow
Senith & Nixon
Said Pasha
Free Circus Season Opens at Coney Island on Sunday
Commodore Brooks and Mr Marsh sign a contract with Burns and Kohl to erect a large circus ring at River Park for a free afternoon and evening attraction. The program features the educated pony Bonner and a wire-walking horse Gog, plus riding monkeys, riding dogs, and clowns. Audience members may direct the educated pony’s performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Commodore Brooks
Mr Marsh
Messrs
Burns
Kohl
Jim Robinson
River Park
Bonner
Jim Key
Gog
Zoo to Welcome Don Philippini and Wartime Acts Return
After negotiating with agents the Zoo reengages Don Philippini for Sunday to replace a shifted Filipino Constabulary band. His 45 member ensemble will appear with soloists. Thavin headlines the garden in a week of varied programs while Prof. Wormwood rounds out the acts with an expanded animal circus. The Odd Fellows' Temple Emergenc association plans a zoo outing on August 21.
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Zoo
Don Philippini
Cincinnati
Thavin
Wormwood
The
Odd Fellows’ Temple Emergenc Association
New Vaudeville Opening at Coney Island This Sunday
The new vaudeville bill at Coney Island features Cincinnati duo Gus Achtman and John Portune making their debut with the mysterious cabinet act. Also on the program are Jimmie Wall the minstrel, Harry Baker and company, five Grace Groves acrobats, Reed and Earle society dancers, with dancing on the steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Gus Achtman
John Portune
Cincinnati
Cabinet
Jimmie Wall
Billie Emerson
Billie Rice
Bobby Newcome
Harry Baker and Company
Grace Groves
Reed and Earle
Crowds Jam Steamers After Ideal Coney Island Day
Crowds flocked to steamers at Coney Island yesterday as sunshine drew picnickers to the park. The record turnout followed a rainy start to the week with many patrons taking the opportunity for an early season visit.
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Coney Island
Palaro Brother Suffers Wrist Injury at Coney Island Matinee
During a matinee at Coney Island yesterday the younger Palaro brother, a pantomime performer, attempted a handspring and landed badly, snapping his wrist and leaving his hand useless. The curtain fell as he endured sharp pain and said such an accident has not occurred before in thousands of flips. he will be disabled for many months.
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Coney Island
Palaro Brothers
Brooks Heads Banquet for 125 at Smith Kasson Company
Charles Brooks hurried from the Pacific slope and the Seattle exposition to host a banquet at Coney for Smith Kasson Company’s 125 employees. Commodore Brooks, company president, presided as covers for 150 were laid and guests enjoyed a delightful evening.
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Charles Brooks
Pacific Slope
Seattle
Coney
Smith-Kasson,company
Commodore Brooks
New Chicago Theater Planned for Hubbard Court Site
Chicago announces a new theater to be the handsomest west of New York, to rise in Hubbard court west of the Blackstone hotel. The Blackstone will open in February, with leasing and operation by Charles Frohman and Klaw and Erlanger.
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Chicago
New York
Hubbard Court
Blackstone Hotel
The
Blackstone
Charles Frohman
Klaw and Erlanger
Composer and Director Dead in York Gas Suicide
William H. Newborough a musical director and promoter of amateur operatic productions died at York City Hospital from inhaling illuminating gas with suicidal intent. A letter says he was tired of life. He was a native of England and had been a mystery to many in New York, though educated and of genteel lineage.
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York, Pa
William H. Newborough
City Hospital
England
The Girl Untamed Delights Lagoon Audiences This Week
Lagoon audiences praise The Girl Untamed a tuneful musical comedy with beautiful sets and bright electrical effects. Manager Hutchison promises The Isle of Yucatan next week, as the Hutchisons girls baseball team challenges Shannon River Fishing Club for charity. Captain Meta Brandt leads daily rehearsals while The Flying Banyards perform a top trapeze act and Miss Ruby Lesley receives birthday flowers from friends and company.
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Lagoon
Hutchison
Isle of Yucatan
The
Shannon River
Meta Brandt
Ruby Lesley
Birthday Party for Miss Ruby Lusby at Lagoon
Miss Ruby Lusby leading lady of Hutchison Musical Comedy entertained the company at the club house last evening for her birthday. Toasts were offered and a joyful gathering followed the performance of The Girl Untamed with Lusby receiving numerous presents and large floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lusby
Hutchison Musical Comedy Company
Lagoon
Miss Lusby
EG Hutchison
Long Suffering Ends for Local Teen After Drowning Injury
Julius Parchman aged 17 of 1775 Dremnan Avenue Cumminsville died after two weeks of paralysis from a neck injury sustained while diving at the junction of West Fork and Mill Creek. Dr Swartzel treated him as an inquest by the coroner is planned within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Parchman
Dremnan Avenue
Cumminsville
West Fork
Mill Creek
Young Parchman
Swartzel
First regiment at Camp Perry completes rifle practice
Special Dispatch reports from Camp Perry July 14 that the First regiment finished 200 yard firing and will move to 300 and then 500 yards. All men healthy with good morale, bathing beaches noted as a key facility, and Governor planned to review troops Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Camp Perry
Seger Tied To Dur ham Political Machine Inheritance
Philadelphia report notes Charles Seger long served as the right hand to Israel Durham the late Republican boss. Durham's will leaves Seger the income from fifty thousand dollars reflecting a close tie during troubled political years and Seger's steadfast loyalty.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Charles Seger
Israel Durham
Senator Durham
Seger
Durham
Mr. Seger
Death claims Mrs Helen Story in Asheville
Mrs Helen Phister Story wife of Harry Powers Story and daughter of Montgomery and Jennie Phister died in Asheville North Carolina yesterday. A gifted musician and artist she endured years of illness with grace and was connected with Seventh Presbyterian church Walnut Hills. Her remains will return to Cincinnati for burial in Spring Grove cemetery with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Helen Phister Story
Harry Powers ‘Story
Montgomery
Jennie Armel 'Phister
Asheville
N. C
Colorado Springs
Denver
Hyde Park
Hyde Pane
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
Gibbons Upholds Christian Laws On Marriage
Cardinal Gibbons defended Christain teachings as the basis of Christian legislation for nearly 2000 years in response to former Justice Henry Brown’s remarks on divorce. He argued marriage unity and separation only for adultery remain central to social law, applicable in the United States.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Supreme Court
Henry B. Brown
Maryland Bar Association
Old Point Comfort
United States
Over Million for Tuberculosis War
The National Association of Billposters voted to donate 1 200 000 dollars worth of publicity to the antituberculosis fight. Across the United States and Canada they will post and labor on billboards to warn of exposure to the white plague. The Poster Printers' association added 200 000 dollars worth of printing for the campaign. Railroads and express firms are expected to carry free the paper, and Allied Trades will be asked to print gratis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
National Association of Billposters
United States
Canada
Girl 15 Shot at Camp by Playmates
Alice Kirvin, 15, daughter of W G Skirvin, shot in the foot by a small revolver at a camp on the Ge Licking river banks. Eddie Smart showed her the weapon which slipped while being lowered, injuring her as other boys watched. She was taken home for medical care and the bullet removed. doctors say she will recover.
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Alice Mkirvin
W. G. Skirvin
Church
Timberlake
Teymates
Eddie Smart
Ge Licking River
Alice @Kirvin
Land transfers and property plots listed in Ludlow and LaTonia records
A mixed list of property transactions showing A V C Grant to Allen on Deverill street, parcels for Joseph and Mary Parr to Evelyn Adams on Southern Avenue, and Machine Tool Co. plot at Third and Madison. Also A V C Grant to C W and Lucy Goodlander on Oak Street and Edmonds family transfers, with multiple parcel sizes and street locations in Ludlow and LaTonia.
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A. V. C. Grant
Allen
Turpen
Deverill
Ludlow
Lasseeseerter
Joseph and
Mary Parr
Evelyn Adams
Southern Avenue
Latonia
Ccccccsareeparec Specswescnassece Lard Machine Tool Company
Names and Residences Listed for Obituary Notices
A list of individuals with associated towns and ages appears, including Marion A. Miller from Dayton Ohio aged 39, Lona Miller, William C. Losey from Spokane Washington, Mary A. Newton from Williamstown, Oscar Romanowits from Ludlow, Kathleen Sangree from Ludlow, Frank Potter from Columbus aged 26, Jennie M. Murdock from Columbus aged 25, Charles Arehart from Hamilton aged 22, LeFe Taylor from Hamilton aged 21, Miles S. Wilson from Covington aged 26, Lefa L. Manwaring from Latonia, Harry W. Mayfield from Ludlow aged 23, and Ciara O. Falk from Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Miller
Dayton
S-Se
Lona Miller
Eeeesesstmbyton
Sensevees
William C. Losey
Epokane
Mary A. Newton
Williamatown
Oscar Romanowits
Ludlow
Kathleen Sangree
Frank Potter
Columbus
Jennie M. Murdock
Columbus, O
Charles. Arehart
Hamriton
Ciara O. Falk
Eludlow
Tots Enjoy Annual Outing at Coney Island
The Children's Home tots rode in omnibuses to the Princess for a free transport to Coney Island and back. Details from a Cincinnati Omnibus Co official and landlady at Smith Street touch on an Indiana romance rumor involving a Parker mischief and detectives.
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Coney Island
Broadway
Cincinnati Omnibuse Company
Commodore Brooks
Coney
Parker seeks license to wed Katharine Stewart in city
George C. Parker, a Black man, applied for a marriage license to wed Katharine Stewart, a White woman from Indianapolis, and was still staying at 414 as the notice notes ongoing proceedings in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Parker
Katherine Stewart, White
Indianapolis
Ind
Willard Machine to Break Ground for Covington Shops
Preliminary plans for a new industry in Covington were advanced after a deed conveying property at Third and Madgen to the Willard Machine and Tool company was filed with County Clerk Yates. Edmonds brothers were the grantors. The council granted a five year tax exemption on raw materials, and the company said it would break ground and start construction promptly.
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Covington
Peiperty
Madgen
Willard Machine and Tool Company
Yates
Edmonds Brothers
Willard Company
Coyington
Kenton Court Notes Realignment and Legal Briefs
A Crates Sons Rope Co sues Cincinnati Mill and Mine Supply Co and Covington firms for 1414.14 unpaid. Judge Harbeson grants a divorce in John v Emma Finger. Habeas corpus hearing for E L % delayed. Stanley Leeds, 28, bound over on lunacy. Joseph McKinney, 16, sent to reform school for one year.
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Sons Rope Company
Cincinnati, Mill and Mine Supply Company
Covington
Kenton Circus
Meri
Harbeson
John
Emma Finger
G. ‘B. Shimer
E. L
Stanley Leeds
West Seventh Street
Joseph McKinney
Stephens
Reform School
St Johns Lawn Fete and Local Weddings Spark Covington
The St Johns Episcopal church plans a lawn fete Friday at 7 30 on the church lawn at Highteenth and Scott streets. Miles Wilson and Miss Anna Manwaring wed at a Covington residence with immediate relatives. they will set up house in Timberlake Street Latonia. William Losey of Spokane and Mary A Newton of Willamstown wed yesterday at Scott Street M E church. Oscar Romanowitz and Kathleen Sangree, both of Ludlow, married last night in the Ludlow Methodist church. it is the churchs first wedding since its founding.
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I.men
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Church Lawn
Highteenth
Scott ‘Streets
Miles. Wilson
Covington
Anna Manwaring
Thomas Manwaring
Charles Clingman
Timberlake Eet
Latonia
William C. Losey
Spokane
Wash
Mary A. Newton
Willamstown
J. R. Savage
Scott Street
M. E
Oscar Romanowitz
Kathleen Sangree
Ludlow
W.W. D. Clark
Woman's queer habit ends in Crewe inquest
A Crewe inquest heard that Mrs. Armstrong of Nantwich road had married a German professor, became a recluse after widowhood, lay in bed for years, and was found dead on a sofa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
London
Crewe
Armstrong
Nantwich Road
Burnes fortune heirs receive 436 shares in Missouri case
One principal beneficiary of the Burnes estate known as the fortune with the curse gains 436 shares valued at about 6 million dollars as a St. Louis court order transfers the estate to St. Joseph heirs. It notes the husband’s early business failure after marriage and traces the fortune to Missouri pioneer days.
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Burnes
St. Joseph, ‘Mo
St. Louis
Burnés Brothers
Miscouri
Surprise Newport Society Wedding Reveals Quiet Union
Miss Carl Lucille Root daughter of the late Albert Root and Earl Frederick Schmidt of Bloomington Ind were married in St Johns cathedral by the archdeacon in a secret ceremony. They will travel east then reside in Cincinnati where Schmidt will pursue business.
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Newport
Carl Lucille Root
Albert Root
Earl Frederick Schmidt
Bloomington
Ind
St. John’s Cathedral
East
Cincinnati
Purdue University
Newport News Notes Items of resignations injuries and obituaries
Prof Anthony Schuh longtime organist and choir director at St Stephen s Newport tendered his resignation to take effect in September. David Hauser of Newport seriously injured when scaffold collapsed at a house in Cote Brilliante. Grand Central Building association elected officers for the year. Captain William H H Taylor resigns as storekeeper ganger after long service. Taylor Street M E church Newport ready for annual picnic at Woodlawn park Hamilton county Ohio. John Fields 48 died at his residence 643 Roberts street. worked at Newport rolling mill for 25 years. survived by widow and one child. Henry Meuhlenkamp 70 longtime dry goods merchant died at Seventh and Britton. father in law of Patrolman John Kalfrat. survived by widow and five children. August Wueller 77 Dayton Ky died at his son s residence 926 Fifth avenue. founder of St Francis church and early member of Joseph Hooker post G A R Bellevue. survived by widow. Harry Warner reported assault by a footpad near Central bridge Newport. George P Huber longtime Campbell county Democratic leader and owner of Huber garden is critically ill from paralysis after a second stroke.
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Anthony Schuh
St. Stephen’s Church
Newport
David Hauser
Southgate Street
Cote Brilliante
Grand Central Building Association
Thomas W. Weston
Harry Roth
F. W. Chapman
Adolph Kiefer
Ferdinand Wieck
E. J. Davis
Henry Hoffmeier
Charles Kupferle
Joseph Neuspickel
Henry Merschel
W. W. White
Henry Lange
W. A. Schriver
Charles T. Hughes
Revenue Department
William H. H. Taylor
Taylor Street
M. E. Church of
Woodlawn Park
Hamilton County
Methodist Church of
Fort Thomas
John Fields
Roberts Street
Newport Rolling Mill
Henry Meuhlenkamp
Seventh
Brighton Streets
John Kalfrat
August Wueller
Dayton
Fifth Avenue
St. Francis Church
Joseph Hooker Post
Bellevue
Harry Warner
West Third Street
Central Bridge
Third
York Streets
George P. Huber
Campbell County Democracy
Huber
Alexandria Pike
Epworth League Leaders Wed at Ludlow M E Church
Oscar Romanwitz and Kathleen Sangree, leaders in Ludlow Epworth League, married last night at 7:30 in Ludlow M E Church. Rev David W. Clark officiated with Esther Goetz arranging, bridesmaid and best man roles by Miss Richie and the groom’s brother. A reception followed at 74 Linden Street. They will reside in Ludlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Romanwitz
Kathleen Sangree
Epworth League
Ludlow
Ient
M. E
David W. Clark
Esther Goetz
Miss Richie
Linden Street
Peddlers Targeted in Newport License Crackdown
Newport city officials launch a renewed crusade against delinquent peddlers who fail to pay licenses. Warrants were issued for offenders, following a lawsuit over vehicle licenses that the court of appeals ruled could not be taxed. License Inspector Chris Schott leads the roundup to seize untagged peddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Court of Appeals
Chris Schott
Owl Lodge Member Arrested in Covington
Henry Roberts of the Order of Owls of Newport was arrested by Constable Chic Brooker in Covington lodge rooms on charges brought by saloonkeeper Edward Johnson of Ninth and Saratoga streets. Johnson alleges Roberts misappropriated treasury funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roberts
Order of Owls of
Newport
Chic Brooker
Covington
Edward Johnson
Ninth
Saratoga
Johnson
Roberts
Treasury
Factions Clash Over Prima Convention in Campbell County
In Campbell County the eratic party splits between primary and convention factions as leaders maneuver for the local ticket. A district committee meeting in Alexandria touched on mixed loyalties, with 19 committeemen each side and eight undecided, raising fears of a November bolt or independent ticket. The Eighty Fourth district committee also seated Chris Kohlhoven and ratified a state central report on Matt Maschinott's bridge-director role, deemed not a municipal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eratic Party
Campbell County
Alexandria
Eighty-fourth Legislative District Committee
L. J. Diskin
Chris Kohlhoven
Newport
Henry Remme
State Central Committee
Squabble in Waterworks Leads to Chief Engineer Dismissal
Newport waterworks commissioners at a special meeting requested the resignation of Chief Engineer Fred Sauerbrey after a dispute with engineers John Dunnegan and Henry Lampe. The vote was unanimous with one Republican siding with Democrats. Bids for $85,000 system improvements were opened at noon today in the city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Waterworks
Waterworks Commissioners
Fred Sauerbrey
Sauerbrey
John Dunnegan
Henry Lampe
Board of Commissioners
William Krinn
Wakefield case against Citizens' Telephone before appeals court
A superseders bond was filed in Campbell County Circuit Court by Citizens' Telephone Co. appealing the Wayne Wakefield case over injuries claimed from a fall from a poll. In Cad Mauritius v William Mauritius, Judge Yungblut granted the plaintiff a decree in divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Telephone Company
App
Wayne Wakefield
Corporation
Cad Mauritius
William Mauritius
Yungblut
Newport Real Estate Transfers and Lot Allocations
Elizabeth Hesselbrock and Peter Enslen Sr part of 206 in Bellevus addition Newport. William G Parrott and wife transfer lot 45 in Parrott's subdivision Dayton. Margaret Maldon to Fred Schumann wife lot 112 in Gilmore's second addition Dayton. Ella S Harrison to G W Golden lots 160 and 151 in East Bellevue subdivision Dayton. Theresa Bloomer and others to Sarah F Secrist part of lot 15 in Home or Bellevue tract Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hesselbrock
Peter Enslen
Bellevus
Newport
William G. Parrott
Sadie O’ Garart
Parrott
Dayton
G. W. Golden
Bellevue Lot Association
Theresa Bloomer
Sarah F. Secrist
Home
Bellevue Tract
Campbell County
Woman Charged After Altercation Outside Plum Street Venue
Dustin Howard, 32, was charged with assault and battery following a dispute near Happy Jack's on Plum Street between Fifth and Longworth. Alice Sprouce of 382 East Front Street accused him of seizing her as she left a gathering with Harry Graver and Pastor Lew Dandy was contacted by Detectives Preston and Forrester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin Howard
Buffer
Lew Dani
Dandy
Preston and
Forrester
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Montgomery Phister
Gibbons
Christ
Brown
Covington Real Estate
Smith Street
Deckwith
Gwaching Company
Geta
Kenton Court Notes
Covington News Notes
NEW York Woman
Barnes’ Millions
Rowey
NEVWU
Frederick Schmidt (Nee Root
Newport News Notes
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Campbell County Courts
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