London Gossip and American Millionaires Enliven Coronation Week
London society mingles with American visitors as Derby Day approaches and a new Millionaires Club prepares to open. Ada Rehan entertains at Buckingham Gates while Kubelik plans a Prague orchestra for a coronation festival.
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Alec Holmes
Commercial Tribune
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America
England
Edward
Derby
St. Pil’s Knightsbridge
William Waldorf Astor
Astor
Mr. Astor
New York
Salles Des Jeux
Monte Carlo
Vanderbilt
Louis
Ada Rehan
Buckingham Gates
Lena Ashwell
Miss Rehan
Nell
Henrietta
Paul
Paul Rubens
Nancy & Co
Nancy Brasher
Chicago
Alex Yorke
Tippy
Esme
Howard
Keife O’keife
Anthony Hope
Robert Hichens
Earl and Countess of
Erroll
Muncaster
Ribblesdale
Henry White
Cincinnati Gas and Electric asks three month extension
Andrew Hickenlooper, representing Cincinnati Gas and Electric, asks the Cincinnati Board of Public Service for a three month extension to begin and complete the new public lighting system. He cites uncontrollable delays in materials and labor and notes the project requires extensive underground work and new plant equipment.
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Board. of Public Service
Andrew’ Hickenlooper
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Hickenlooper
Ity
Board of Public Service
Gest
Cincinnati
Andrew
J. Brent Ooritn
Ohio Monument Dedication at Shiloh Planned in 1902
Ohio will dedicate monuments at Shiloh National Military Park on June 6 and 7 1902. A Cincinnati to Paducah excursion will travel via the Tennessee River by boats. Information available from T J Lindsey Washington D C O. The Fifth Ohio Cavalry monument is shown with inscription notes including unit actions and losses.
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Shiloh, National Military Park
Cincinnati
Paducah
Tennessee River
T. J. Lindsey
Washington D. H
Fifth Ohio Cavalry
Hurlbut
8. Hayes
Snake
The Latest Convenience Raises Citywide Curious Debate
A stray circular touts downtown parlors offering clothing storage and on site dress changes affecting New Yorkers. Observers worry the service could alter daily routines and social habits by enabling discreet wardrobe transformations and extended private dressing rooms in stores.
Russian Gipsy Arrest Reveals Stolen Wagon and Horse Case
A Russian gipsy, misidentified as Frank Mitchell, is tied to a theft ring after he allegedly received stolen wagon from Joseph Fettig and a livery horse. Fettig traced the wagon and horse, leading to police inquiries and a pending court warrant as the pair claimed copper mining roots in Russia and Montana.
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Walnut Hills Station
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
Joseph Fettig
Carthage
Fettig
Mitchellovitsk
John Something
Russia
Montana
William Hoop
Cincinnati
New York Real Estate Tax Exemption Totals Discussed
The piece notes about 800 million dollars in New York real estate value now exempt from taxation, including federal and state holdings. It cites roughly 3.9 billion exemption tied to state property, with federal sites in Buffalo Oswego and areas within Greater New York.
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New York
New York Sun
United States
Greater
Buffalo
Oswego
State of
State Capitol
Niagara
Played Euchre for Baby Taylor at Memorial Hall
Crowd fills Memorial Hall on Sixth Street for a euchre benefiting the Commercial Tribune Baby Taylor fund. Over 250 attendees enjoyed games, prizes, dancing, and palm readings by Mrs Hoffman and Miss Emma Hilda, with organizers Mrs Agnes Collins and the Benjamins directing.
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Commercial Tribune
Taylor
The
Margaret Taylor
St Margaret
Agnes Collins
Euchre
A.S. Hoffman
Emma Hilda
Collins
Tos
F. W. Benjamin
A. L. Benjamin
Actress Bertha Blake to Wed Walter Abedol in Cincinnati
Bertha Blake star of The Show Girl at Wallack's Theater announced plans to marry Walter Abedol son of a Cincinnati tea merchant. Abedol returns from a two year business trip and the couple met three years ago during a George Lederer's Company engagement.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Bertha Blake
Wallack’s
Walter Abedol
Cincinnati
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Miss Blake
George Lederer
The
Rounders
Farewell Dinner for H. R. Leibman at Queen City Club
A farewell dinner for H. R. Leibman, noted carriage manufacturer bound for Memphis to start a new venture, was held at the Queen City Club with attendees including H. Ratterman, H. K. James, Perrin, and others. Also noted is a contest offering 1,490 prizes in a $34,000 Estimating Contest with 14,900 chances.
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Threwell
H. R. Liebman
Memphis
Tenn
Queen City Club
H. Ratterman
H. K. James
Perrin
P. Hunter
A. G. Brunsman
W. A. Eine Philip Roettinger
C. W. Shipley
George S. Brown
Williame Conone Luth
A.H. Miler
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Cincinnati Gas and’ Electric Company
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World and Its Rulers
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E. Wichert
George Ast
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