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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
7
The Hatch Brothers, premier vaudeville headliners, begin a week at Chester's Free Vaudeville Theater Sunday. They are notable eccentric musical artists presenting an amusing act for Chester audiences and feature prominently on the Chester bill.
Chester Park opens the bathing season with a clear lake and safe children's section. Diving boards swings and water guards are available as spectators enjoy a packed vaudeville program featuring Milo Vagge the Bootblack Quartet and renowned Yiddish actors led by Adler and Ginsberg.
The Queen City Bathing Beach will operate today with full preparations in place. Manager Kroger aims to satisfy patron desires ahead of the official opening tomorrow, promoting a prosperous new season with a mammoth bathhouse and a wide, safe beach.
The article extols a sequence of entertainment at the park starting tomorrow with a strong vaudeville lineup and a Sunday show described as even better. Visitors are promised outdoor pleasures such as bathing, boating, and fishing, leveraging the park’s beauty to attract large summer crowds.
The Grand Theater Yiddish Company of New York led by Jacob P. Adler will debut in this city at the Walnut Street theater on Monday evening June 4 presenting The Stranger by Jacob Gordin. Adler will portray an unforgettable role in the realistic portrayal of Yiddish life.
About 1000 spectators watched Roy Knabenshue pilot his airship at Coney Island late last evening. He ascended smoothly, sailed a mile upriver, and executed a sharp return before engine failures forced an early landing near the New Richmond pike and the pleasure grounds. The run marks a dramatic display of dirigible capability in Cincinnati's skies this week.
Joseph Herson a 165 pound schoolboy of 751 Armory avenue crawled to watch a wrestling bout. He twisted his neck while contestants rolled about for several minutes and could not move it back. At City Hospital Dr. Osmond diagnosed a badly strained neck.
Chillicothe clinched the sixth annual Central Ohio interscholastic athletic meet with 40 points at Chillicothe. Washington H D followed with 37, Hillsboro 8, and Frankfort 7. Edward Cook starred with multiple wins and record-breaking times, helping Chillicothe take eleven events and the meet cup.
An old railroad promotion notes the Go To New York on the Lehigh route via a double track scenic highway. It links at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with lines from the West and lists offices at 369 Main Street Buffalo New York and 7 Fort Street Detroit Michigan.
Windy City bowlers arrive this morning to meet N C T V at the N C T V alleys tonight. N C T V confidence rides high as Chicago teams tour nearby lanes. Tomorrow two man teams clash with local Cincinnati bowlers seen as capable of 200+ games. Games start at 8 o'clock.
In the Saturday Afternoon League Northside hosts Avondale in a top clash for first place. Northside recently beat College Hill 19 to 2 and Avondale edged Norwoods 8 to 2 in 11 innings. Huge crowd expected at Northside gates with transit routes to the campus.
Ohio music teachers anticipate a major convention in Cincinnati June 21 22 and 23 at the College of Music. Sessions feature noted artists and broad state representation. Secretary Treasurer Mabel Ore baugh of Columbus reports growing inquiries about attendance and arrangements. The leaders promise a historic gathering for the organization.
Ivy team players report at 8:30 A.M. at Fairmount grounds for a Sunday morning match against Jim Keenan's Texas squad. Carthage Juniors face Wheelers at home after defeating Clifton 9 to 1 on Decoration Day. Wiedemann and Vollers’ Tigers travel to Ohio Browns and Hamilton Krebs respectively with Ed Hennekes and Artie Burke added to the lineup as rest of the field is arranged.
The A A A national touring committee discusses the 1906 tour rules from Detroit. Officials note no final decisions, schedules, or weight limits have been set, and the committee favors a light regulatory approach.
A Model S Oldsmobile touring car ran for 100 hours nonstop from noon Monday to 4 pm in front of The Commercial Tribune office. It covered 1127 miles on 97 gallons of gas and 7.5 gallons of oil, carrying over 300 passengers, proving gasoline engines’ endurance. Farmers in Brown County oppose endurance contests, misinterpreting them as road races, while Indiana residents invite further runs.
A detailed description of a white silk duck blouse trimmed with Valen ciennes lace. It outlines neck options round square high and elbow length sleeves with possible long cuffs, fabric compatibility across seasons, and pattern 5324 for sizes 14 and 16. Sent to Fashion Editress, Commercial Tribune Cincinnati.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Clerk of the Board of Education Cincinnati Ohio until 12 o'clock noon June 1 1906 for heating and ventilating and plastering a thirty room schoolhall on the east side of Baymiller street opposite Gest street Plans and specifications are on file in the Superintendent of Buildings office 910 Main Street Cincinnati Ohio Each bid must include all interested party names and a guaranty equal to 30 percent of bid from a disinterested party If accepted a contract will be promptly entered into and secured Bids on blank forms must be marked heating and ventilating or plastering The Se Pulldine Committee and J M Withrow M D seal the notice
Gustav R. Werner as administrator petitions Hamilton County Probate Court to authorize sale of real estate in Cincinnati to pay debts and costs of administration. The suit names Amelia Sikes and unknown heirs, case number 7279, with a July 16 1906 hearing date and attorneys Gustav R. Werner and Nelson B. Cramer.
Cincinnati May 17 1906 notice invites bids for 5000 tons of coal to be delivered to Longview Hospital at directed points on Longview Hospital funds. Bids due by 10 am June 4 1906 to Directors of Longview Hospital care of W J Coppock. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. COPPOCK President CHAS H Warinth Secretary.
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