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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1906

Page

7

Chester Parks Darktown Circus Draws Record Crowds

Attractions at Chester Park including Dreamland The Bridal Tours and The Third Degree draw large audiences despite rain. Prof. J B Case leads special vaudeville shows with a notable Sunday lineup headlined by the Bootblack quartet and Eddie Gillen. Mr McIntosh lectures at the Odeon Friday amid Asia and China United states tensions.

Chester J. B. Case Dreamland Arcadia Chester Park Zeuch Bootblack Herr Sacna Roosevelt Mile Dair Hatch Brothers

Quiet Weather Delays Knabenshue Air Show at Coney

George L. Bumbaugh prepares to fly from Coney at Sunday's event as a navigator in Knabenshue air work. Attendant "Frenchy" Girot sails over 100 miles in a small balloon landing near Medway Ohio after a late start from Coney.

Knabenshue Coney George L. Bumbaugh Bumbaugh Frenchy Kna- Henshue Medway Clarke County Ohio Eugene Girot Barton’s

Concert at Zoological Garden Features Diverse Works

Last evening Conway's Band performed at the Zoological Garden with selections from The News World Symphony and Lily of Killarney. The program included Faust themes and The Lion Chase, plus notable solos by Dolan and Stengler. Tonight no Wagner, but two Wagner numbers accompany Rosamonde, La Boheme, Dancing Cals ballet music, Narcissus, and Moskowsky's Bolero.

Zoological Garden Conway Symphony Dochesesaillections Rosamonde Moskowsky

Burr McIntosh Reveals Taft Expedition Photographic History

The official photographer presents a new record of Secretary Taft and party's Philippines and China voyage. His dramatic views include romance with the President's daughter and vivid land and sea scenes. The aim is to entertain while urging the public to recognize the serious far East conditions.

Taft Philippines China Burr McIntosh Far East

Summer outings at the Zoo attract crowds this year

The Zoo will host several large gatherings this summer including the United Singers Day on June 3, the Druiden Saengerchor’s golden jubilee on June 10, and the North Cincinnati Turn Verein silver jubilee the following Sunday. These events promise engaging programs for visitors and will draw members plus the general public.

United Singers Druiden Saengerchor Cincinnati

Lagoon Amusement Park Opens Strong With New Vaudeville Bill

Lagoon reports a strong opening week with a season that exceeds prior records. New additions and ongoing natural charms elevate the park as next week’s vaudeville lineup includes In ness and Ryan, the Highlands, Marie Clark, Pepper Twins, Seeker Wilkes & Co., and Zulu comedians, plus enhanced concessions and full entertainment across all venues.

Kentucky Park Inness and Ryan Keith Three Highlands Marie Clark Pepper Twins Seeker, Wilkes & Co Great Lake

Adler to stage The Stranger at Walnut Street Theater

Jacob P. Adler, famed as a pele character actor, will perform The Stranger at Walnut Street Theater on Monday evening June 4. The piece, based on Tennyson’s Enoch Arden, was written for Adler with his own New York Yiddish company assisting on stage.

Jacob P. Adler Pele Walnut Street Theater the Stranger Tennyson Enoch Arden Mr. Adler New York

Feasts and Furies Opens in Lexington Under Fire Brigade Feature

The outdoor scenic production Feasts and Furies organized by manager Henry M. Ziegler debuted in Lexington Kentucky yesterday afternoon and drew immediate success. A hippodrome like performance with a fire fighting brigade as a principal feature was highlighted.

Henry M. Ziegler Lexington

Queen City Bathing Beach Opens for Season Saturday

The Queen City Bathing Beach will open for the season on Saturday with manager Kroger promising extensive preparations. A large crowd of aquatic sports lovers is expected and Sunday is also billed as a big day as the river reaches an inviting stage likely drawing a remarkable attendance.

Queen City Kroger

N. C. T. V. to Bowl Windy City Champs in Cincinnati

The N. C. T. V. bowling team from Cincinnati will face Chicago’s top pin artists led by captain C. W. Thompson tomorrow night on local alleys. Henry Hoefle staged the event and a Sunday two man match pits Niehoff Schad Backman Deters Koo Vonder Ahe Davis and Cooper from Woodburns against the Windy City stars for a large side bet.

Windy City Cincinnati Chicago C. W. Thompson Turners Henry Hoefle Niehoff Schad Backman Deters Koo Vonder Ahe Davis Cooper Woodburns

Society Fete for Widows and Old Men's Home Draws Crowds

Despite threatening weather the annual fete for the Widows and Old Men's Home proves highly successful. Tables display lace aprons dolls and hand crafts while the Auxiliary Board and committees oversee tea supper and scenes of festivity. The Pillars announce a new clubhouse opening near Oakley next week. Other items note weddings travels and society events across Cincinnati and Covington with numerous engagements and journeys in June.

Widows and Old Men’s Home Alaska Frank J. Jones William P. Hulbert Denton Stevens Eleanor Long Frances Jones Lillian Sterritt As O. Elzner Carrie Donohue James Nevin Roberts Olivia Morrison Robert Pogue Heyl Bayard Kilgour Kinney Joseph Graydon Ao Oe Addy Maxell Anthony Hinkle Tatum Sanford Sterrett The Pillars Oakley Harcourt Mt. Tusculum Delta Avenue

Daughters of Republic Host Whist Tourney and Meetings

The Keturah Moss Taylor Chapter D A R hosts a bridge whist tournament this afternoon at Mrs Samuel Bigstaffs Highlands residence. A Rebecca Bryan Boone Chapter D A R meets at 4 pm at Mrs James M Arnolds Hast Third Street Newport. Henrietta Hunt Morgan Chapter U D D was entertained Thursday by Mrs J Taylor Williams at her Highlands home. Memorial services and Confederate grave decorations are planned for Evergreen Cemetery.

Samuel Bigsta Elwood Cree West Fourth Street Covington Mary Louise Orr Edna Witham Cincinnati Cree Miss Witham Miss Orr Lydia Shrinkle Bess Buckwalt Winchester Keturah Moss Taylor Samuel Bigstaff Highlands Rebecca Bryan Boone James M. Arnold Hast Third Street Newport Henrietta Hunt Morgan J. Taylor Williams Evergreen Cemetery

Crumpacker Introduces Alternative Meat Inspection Bill

Representative Crumpacker of Indiana proposes a substitute for the Beveridge meat inspection amendment. It defines Secretary of Agriculture authority while preserving state police powers and allows state inspectors to certify sanitary condition. If objections arise from packers, federal checks may be used at state lines. labels will mark state inspection. Edward Cudahy objects to federal overreach and costs.

Commercial Tribune Washington Crumpacker Indiana Senate Secretary of Agriculture Edward Cudahy Cudahy Packing Company Omaha Nebraska Congress

May Manton Tips on a Silk and Lace Blouse

A fashion note on a lingerie style blouse using thin silks and wools, lawn, and batiste with Valenciennes lace and hand embroidery. Describes shaping with tucked backs, soft fullness at fronts, and fitted cuffs, plus yardage and pattern 5325 for sizes 32 to 42 inches.

Batiste Commercial Tribune Cincinnati

River Departures and Stage at Ohio River

The River page lists daily departures from Huntington Maysville Louisville Pomeroy Charleston and Memphis Vicksburg with times. It notes the stage of the river with the Ohio River at 9.5 feet and rising as of yesterday.

Huntington Reen Wood Maysville Courier Louisville Pomeroy Charleston Memphis Vicksburg Georgia Lee Ohio

Port of Cincinnati Packet Departures and Arrivals

The departures at Cincinnati on Thursday included Theystone for Pamert and Arleston, Courier for Maysville, and Tacoma from Pomeroy. Arrivals listed were Kapoieuk from Pittsburg, Tacoma from Pomeroy, Courier from Maysville, and City of Cincinnati from Shoaenag. Tonight the Greens from Ashland and Courier from ree are due, with Louisville bound City from Louisville arriving this morning.

Cincinnati Pamert Arleston Maysvil Aeinnati Pittsburg Tacoma Pomeroy Maysville City of Cincinnati Ashland Ree Louisville Louisie Cin

Cincinnati Wharfmaster Captain Bracken to be housed on Front Street

The Cincinnati waterfront notes Captain Bracken will locate on the second floor at Front and Sycamore, replacing the old Main Street office. River interests await court decisions on the L and N Railway track construction across Public Landing and nearby property concerns. Pilots Curry and Rehner, famed Ohio River men, signed to pilot Yukon boats for the Northern Commercial Company. A new U. S. dredge boat for Louisville canal costs about 15000 dollars. Captain Les Conner of New Albany is in precarious health after a paralysis stroke. The transfer boat Edéenborn will be towed here for fitting before returning to Louisville. News from other ports lists river levels and arrivals across several cities.

Cinnati Theodore Bracken Front Sycamore Streets Main Street Water Street L. & N. Railroad Bracken Cincinnati Ohio Pittsburg Keystone State Pittsburg Packet Company Poméroy and Cincinnati Packet Company Pomeroy J. W. Thomas Glenmore George F. Curry William Rehner New Albany Ind Yukon River St. Michaels Dawson City Alaska Northern Commercial Company Messrs. Curry Rehner Ohio River Godspeed United States Louisville J.es Conner Evansville Edéenborn Howards

Steamboat Schedule for Greenwood Routes to Ashland and Huntington

The steamer Greenwood departs from foot Main street every Monday and Wednesday for Ashland and continues to Huntington on Friday at 5 p.m. Contact Tel. M. 1457 for details.

Greenwood Foot Main Street Ashland Huntington

River Steamers Schedule for Mayville and Points

Daily steamship service from foot of Main Street to Louisville and intermediate points. Boats depart Main Street daily at 5 p.m. and Sundays at 9 a.m. Special line includes an afternoon run and connections for Kentucky River transport. Contact Telegram M. 1897 for details.

Louisville Lower Ohie Main Street Entucky Rives T Tel

LEE LINE STEAMERS Schedule and fares for Memphis service

Lee Line Steamer announces Memphis fare including meals and berth at 11 dollars and 89 cents. Georgia Lee departs June 6 at 5 p.m. for Lower Ohio Memhis Vicksburg Pine Bluff with daily freight and passenger service. Peters Lee sails June 13. Office and wharfboat contact details provided.

LEE Line Memphis, Inc Louisville, Inc Georgia Lee Broadway Lower Ohio Memhis Vicksburg Pine Bluff Peters Lee E. Front J. F. Ellison

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