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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

5

Ellery's Band at the Zoo Chester's Free Vaudeville Bill

Chester announces next week's free vaudeville program featuring Madame Devoix LaVere's performing bears praised as highly intelligent. Also on bill are Sawtelle and Sears, LeDent the ball juggler, Dirl and Ward, and McCune and Grant. The Chester Advertisers Club banquet features a gold watch for H J Haarmeyer with notable speeches, a large turnout, and a varied musical program including Lo enh pril selections and Saint Saens Danc e Macabre.

Ellery the Zoo Chester Madame Devoix LaVere Sawtelle and Sears LeDent Dirl Ward McCune and Grant Chester Park H. J. Haarmeyer Indianapolis Walter L. Byron Haarmeyer Testera William E. Beall Ethel Irwin Mathilda Steubing Olive Robertson Elgin B. Spicer Louisville R.L. Dolling Walter A. Draper Ernest A. Weier

Classical Programme at the Zoo in Cincinnati

J Ellery praised the North Cincinnati Turnverein and the public at the Zoo last Sunday night promising no off nights during the stay. He cited an inexhaustible band repertory and a busy schedule with matinee and evening programs featuring Verdi Aida Puccini La Boheme Mozart Gloria and Wagner and concluding with Babes in Toyland.

Zoo J. Ellery Cincinnati Ellery Perosi Lazarus Verdi Mozart Wagner Herbert

Cure by Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Case

A Camden mother describes her baby’s eczema cure after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Sores cleared in a month, sleep returned, and lasting relief claimed for a torturing skin condition with scales, itching, and disfigurement. The letter promotes Cuticura as instant relief and economical care for humors and skin diseases.

Cuticura Lind Mary Sanders Spring T Camden

Lagoon Opens Season With Brilliant Promise and New Acts

The Lagoon resort enters a bright season with record attendance up from last year due to park improvements and improved transportation cutting gate-to-Fountain Square travel to under thirty minutes. Manager Weaver plans further upgrades and week to week special acts including Mlle De Aco high wire act, Mae Melbane soprano, Russell Schooly and Russell, Ed C Hays, Nello jugger, De Aces rifle act, and new animated pictures to close the bill.

Fountain Square Weaver Mlle. de Aco Mae Melbane Russell Schooly Ed C. Hays Nello de Aces

Hagenbeck Show Draws Crowds in Cincinnati Area

The Hagenbeck show packed Cumminsville with 8 pm seats sold out and hundreds standing, as crowds filled the hippodrome track and surrounding spaces. Weather favored yesterday, suggesting strong business for Norwood dates. the circus is hailed as the greatest of its kind and profits look promising.

Hagenbeck Cumminsville Norwood Cincinnati America

Farewell Recital by Carl M Gantvoort at Grand Opera House

Carl M Gantvoort, a Cincinnati singer with a strong local operatic record, presents a farewell recital at the Grand Opera House Monday evening. The event serves as a testimonial before his upcoming move to Europe in the fall to pursue opera opportunities, with patrons and music lovers urged to attend.

Carl M. Gantvoort Grand Opera House Cincinnati Carl Gaytvoort stg@&e Europe Yeed Opera House

Amusement boom at Coney Island tops last season

The Coney Island trader reports a 100 percent ahead pace over last season with potential further gains if weather stays clear. Amusement Director Heck announces next week’s vaudeville bill featuring Rozinos comedy acrobats Delmo the juggler Helen Ogden and Clara Lane.

Coney Island Heck Rozinos Delmo Helen Ogden Clara Lane

Lake Mohonk Conference Opens On Arbitration

The Lake Mohonk Conference on Arbitration opened at Mohonk Lake New York May 31 with President George Gray delivering the opening address. Nearly 300 peace advocates from across the United States and abroad attended as Albert E. Smiley welcomed participants. Notable figures included Justice David J. Brewer Chief Justice Moore W P Potter Oscar S Straus J M Gamboa Count De La Pocca and Dr Jose De J Paul along with educators clergy and business leaders.

Commercial Tribune Lake Mohonk N. Y George Gray Benjamin Trueblood United States Albert E. Smiley David J. Brewer Washington Moore Supreme Court of Michigan W. P. Potter Pennsylvania Supreme Court Oscar 8. Straus J. M. Gamboa Permanent Hague Tribunal Count de la Pocca Jose de J. Paul Venezuelan Claims Commission Utter Rhode Island Littlefield Maine Jhese Uchida New York District of Columbia Macfarland Lyman Abbott Roberts. MacArthur Bishop Foss Philadelphia

Alliance Francaise Offers French Scholarship in Cincinnati

Examinations for the scholarship are set for today at the University. Judges include M Toussaint Chevalier as chairman Mrs Henry W Bettman and Miss Czarnomska. The winner will depart for Paris to attend a summer course and present a written report at the first Alliance Francaise meeting in Cincinnati after returning.

Alliance Francaise Cincinnati University M. Toussaint Chevalier Henry W. Bettman Czarnomska Paris Cincinnati

Miss Bowman Receives Punch Bowl On Last Day In Building Dept

The Building Inspector's office honored Miss May Porter Bowman with a cut glass punch bowl and glasses and a silver label. The presentation marked her last day as stenographer as she prepares to marry L. T. Baldrick of Tampa Florida.

May Porter Bowman

Teachers Set Pensions and Elect Successors

The final meeting of the school year for the Teachers' Pension Fund trustees was held yesterday afternoon. Pensions totaling $1,679 were ordered paid. Clara B. Jordan and Mary A. Smith's terms expired and successors will be elected at a special teachers’ meeting this month.

Teachers’ Pension Fund Clara B. Jordan Mary A. Smith

Testimonial for Singer Carl Gantvoort at Grand Opera House

Friends of Carl Gantvoort the young barytone who leaves Cincinnati for grand opera stage preparation fill many seats for the Monday night testimonial at the Grand Opera House. Boro-Formalin Eimer Amend used as a tooth and mouth wash in morning leaves mouth sweet and pure all day.

Carl Gantvoort Barytone Cincinnati Son Grand Opera House Eimer & Amend

Charms Big Audience With Series of Delightful Songs

Robert Hosea Jr assisted by Mrs Nathanel Pendleton gave a song recital at the Odeon last night marking Hoseas return to Cincinnati after New York success His baritone rang through ballads from English Irish folklore and works by De Leva Bendix Speaks Tours and others Pendleton debuted to warm praise as a refined voice admired by all Frederick Hoffman provided ideal accompaniment Bouquets greeted the trio especially Pendleton who collected American Beauties after each number.

Robert Hosea, Jr Nathaniel Pendleton Odeon Hosea Cincinnati New York de Leva Max Brenner Schumann

Society Leaders Vie in Entertaining June Brides

Avondale society notes host garden party for Miss Hope Thomson and bridal events. Readings detail weddings set for June 7 and related dinners, engagements, and travels of local families including Freeman Raff and Miss Flora Budke.

Local residents plan summer travel and moves

Miss Frances Symmes will return Saturday from Kenwood and visit her parents Major and Mrs A L Symmes before spending the summer abroad. Howard I Justis travels to New Orleans. W G Brown returns from Chicago and moves to Locust Street Walnut Hills. W R McReynolds visits from Cleveland on business. Charles Miller Conklin and Mrs Davis plan a Denver summer trip with Miss Bessie Conklin. Elsall Murdock and family head to London for an extended stay. M H Chamberlain from Detroit visits Cincinnati briefly.

8. E. Wilson Considine Avenue Price Hill Mary McDuffie Frances Bank Eugenia Goshorn Clifton M. M. Kugler A. D. Rist Madison Road French Lick Springs T. Adler New York G. G. Johnson Peter S. Grosscup Chicago Isaac Jordan D. M. Newberger George Armstrong Ind Furst Osborne J. Nelson Charlotte W. Best Etruria Liverpool Nat Henchman Davis Adirondacks A. W. Granger Beverly. Rule Ferdinand Lemann New Orleans Lazard Kahn Wyndham Avenue Boston Mass Lemann Harvard Gordon Stearns Dana Avenue R. H. West North Crescent Avenue Avondale D. W. Chalmers Josephine Alexander Robert C. Eastman Rogers Place Walnut Hills Philadelphia Oscar Verkamp W. F. Fox Los Angeles Cal Verkamp Flagstaff Ariz Frances Symmes Kenwood Major A. L. Symmes Riverside Howard I. Justis W. G. Brown Locust Street W. R. McReynolds Cleveland Charles Miller Conklin Davis Denver London M. H. Chamberlain Detroit, Mich

Charity fete to aid Home for Incurables at Beechwood

A grand afternoon and evening benefit on June 9 at the Beechwood Avenue institution in East Walnut Hills. Mrs. Frederick Burkhardt, president of the board, will chair the reception committee. The Doll's Dream will be staged twice by young girls in the afternoon, followed by a short evening program.

Home For Incurables Institution Beechwood Avenue East Walnut Hills Frederick Burkhardt

Cincinnati Girl Appointed French Instructor at Simmons College

Miss Marion Bowter, former Cincinnati University pupil, appointed instructor in French at Simmons College Boston. She studied at the Sorbonne Paris last year and earned the highest honors.

Marion Bowter Simmons’ College Boston Miss Bowter Mme. Fredinand Cincinnati University Sorbonne Paris

Butterfly fete for Fresh Air Fund by Miss Sattler pupils

The pupils of Miss Sattler's school plan a butterfly fete on the school grounds from 3 to 6 next Friday afternoon weather permitting. The annual charity event has been very successful in prior years.

Miss Sattler

Exclusively First-Class Tours by Rail to West

Exclusive rail tours led by Exclusive First-Class Tours depart Chicago for Portland Yellowstone California and Colorado on July 6 12 27 and August 10 with rail fare sleeping car dining car hotel stays and side trips. Itineraries and full particulars available from S A Hutchison Manager 212 Clark St Chicago Ill.

Lewis and Clark Chicago Portland Yellowstone National Park California Colorado Union Pacific & Northwestern S. A. Hutchison Clark St Ill

Licensed to Marry: Cincinnati Marriage Licenses Listed

The Cincinnati list shows numerous individuals issued licenses yesterday. Names include Henry Stoe, Kate Nieserek, Baum Street residents, and others across Cincinnati streets such as Westwood, Oakley, Norwood, and Covington, with ages mostly in the 20s to 40s and addresses on Vine, Dalton, Race, and Central avenues.

Henry Stoe Edepestesedupee Kate Niesere Sereiels Aoe R Vissin Abo Ores Onepvassseee Ieee i Teen Ee Aes OW Baum Street Tome Me Mayer Cab Sabshais Cisccesenepes Frank Aesieic Cleveland Street Allen Westwood Carrie Pee Eugene Pol Kathleen al Cate Anna Hahn Rey Street Robert C. Cubberly Norwood Cseseredence Anna McKibben Norwood Jeecseeeener John Collins Dalton Avenue Delia Hannigan McMillan Street Joseph W. DeLaCroix Kindel Aveneue Henry Seiffer Anna, Messingschlager Edward Mendenhall Race Street Anna Halmas Hopkins Street John A. Carter Alms Place Norma E. Martin Mooney Avenue Daniel Jones Winchester, Ky Mary Miller Milton O. Davis Gilbert Avenue Blanche Donley June Street Fred Feldhaus Woodburn Avenue Minnie Goodman William Boeh

Scottish Rite Assembly in Cinciota Chapter Elects Officers

The Scottish Rite annual assembly of Cincinnati Chapter 1s C. 18 meets at 7:30 this evening for election and installation of officers. The Thirty-second Degree will be conferred by the Ohio Consistory following the installation. Jas A Collins serves as secretary.

Cinciota Ohio Jas A. Collins

Obituary Notices and Resolutions From Local Paper

Obituaries announce the deaths of Jacob E. Cormany Minnie B Cormany Goodin Elizabeth Shoemaker Mendenhall and William M Sleeth. Funeral details follow with dates times locations and private burials. Cincinnati Principals Association passes resolutions praising Cormany and requests floral tribute and attendance at his funeral.

Cincinnati Principals’ Association Jacob E. Cormany Board of Education Principals’ Association F. B. Dyer A. H. Steadman H. H. Raschig F. W. Dearness George W. Burns John C. Heywood

Burial Permits Listing Residents by Ages and Streets

A fragmented notice lists burials with names ages and street addresses including Charles Thornburg Laura Chistler Louis Bisselt Jacob Etter Cormany Marie Kroger Theodore Shelby Otto Schulze Chapman Johnson Elizabeth Laekamp Bernard Hocker Fred Beiderkellen Hilda Reher James Madden Albert Clayton Fred Wessel Anna Oeler ing Elizabeth Bauer Louis Carmichael Ada Burgese John Klayer with various ages from 1 to 75 and street locations such as 2401 View Avenue 1817 Young and 1207 Harrison avenues.

Charles M. Thornburg View Avenue Laura Chistler Young Louis J. Bisselt Euclid Avenue Jacob Etter Cormany HarrisOn Avenue Marie Kroger Theodore Shelby West Fifth Otto Schulze Linn Chapman Johnson Hopkins Elizabeth Laekamp Wade Bernard W. Hocker East Fifth Fred Beiderkellen Western Av Hilda Reher West Court James £. Madden Albert R. Clayton Southside Fred Wessel Walnut Anna Oelering Western Avenue Elizabeth Bauer Marshall Louis L. Carmichael Ada M. Burgese John Klayer

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Chaney Stebleton and Lagoon Sadie Hart Sig. Ferallo Eliery Baby North Cape Norway Fifth National Bank OF Cincinnate Chamber of Commerce Vine and Fourth Sts Four Corners Massachusetts State Boat of Trade Manufacturers’ Association of New York The Trades League of Philadelphia Merchants’ Exchange of St. Louis Chambers of Commerce of Rochester Milwaukee Boards of Trade of Baltimore Scranton Columbus Samuel J. Barrows George W. Washburn D. C. Gilman Clinton Rogers Woodruff Edwin D. Meade May Manton Batiste Lawn Singer Margaret Helen Buchwalter Reading Road Hope ‘Thomson Reuben Robertson Robert Buchwalter Robertson Robert de Golyer Hotel Sterling Miss Thomson Thomas W. Graydon Lafayette Circle Graydon-Kellogg Grace Church William Thomas Simpson College Hill Rozella Margaret Freeman Allan Ross Raff Edwin R. Freeman Matthew H. Burton Elizabeth Jones Walter St. John Jones Laura Simpson Frank H. Simpson Flora Budke Alex. Ruecket Ruecker East David Pool Goldsboro N. C Mary Elizabeth William Hopton Smith Emma White Thomas Gregory Wright Boman Place Marguerite Smith George Rufus Burglehaus Prescott Smith Ridgeway Avenue Florence May Bower Charles S. Davison Sendai Japan L. F. Bower Ingleside Place Marie Gabel Edwin G. Nolting Westwood David G. Latshaw Carrie Allen Frank J. Schweitzer Waddell Avenue Great Central Detroit Greater Vine Street Loth Street Newport Harvey Baker Nancy Jackson Bellevue Oliver G. Davis Nettie i M. R. Bellevue Ps ' Kinahelee Covington O. Ae J. N. Downs Brookville Myrtle Doyle Zanesville Earl Stevenson Bessie Stewart A. H Masonic Lodwick Felix Goura’d Ice Fae Kroger Dayton LONDO Springfield E.mcmitlan Pattern Department the Fair Siefert CO Vine 12Th Sts Manton Pattern Co Masonic Temple Closson Fourth Jones Fertilizing Co Ma Ryan Chas. R. Hubbard Retary Chas. Beard Cincinnati, O the Commercial Tribune
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