Warm Sunshine Boosts Outing Parks Crowd Pleasures
Mon day sun draws large crowds to Chester Park Coney Island and Zoo Big attract steady patronage. Smith and Arnold perform aquatic feats while vaudeville and band concerts draw applause. Liberati and Vicini lead soloists with encores as plans for a famed ragtime concert unfold.
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Chester Park
Smith and
Arnold
Martin
Coney Island
Coney
Zoo Big
Liberati
Sig. Liberati
Miss Vicini
Begue
Miss Valdes
Distinguished Southern Belle Pursues Theatrical Career
A Southern belle Irene Hobson plans a stage career, backed by cousin Captain Richmond P. Hobson the Merrimac hero. Admired in Atlanta and Southern social circles, she seeks a serious life beyond society footlights and butterfly existence.
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Irene Hobson
Miss Hobson
Richmond P. Hobson
Merrimac
Atlanta
Chester Park Opera Company Announces June 29 Singers
The Chester Park Opera Company lists principals for its June 29 debut with Adelaide Norwood, Mme Frida Ricci, Bernice Holmes, Eugenie Barker, Aurelia Castle Schoenfeld, Chas Bassett, Lawrence Mooney, Geo Tennery, Thos Gore, and W H Clarke. Wm Hageman directs. Adolph Liesegang is musical director for a season of eleven weeks featuring Martha Il Trovatore Carmen Faust Bohemian Girl Maritana Pagliacci Dorcas and more.
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Chester Park Opera Company
Sekscon
Park
Adelaide Norwood
Mme
Frida Ricci
Bernice Holmes
Eugenie Barker
Aurelia Castle-Schoen
New York
Mme. Ricci
Miss Norwood
Miss Castle-Schoenfeld
Miss Holmes
Miss Barker
Chas. Bassett
Mr. Mooney
W. H. Clarke
Hageman
Liesegang
New York Castle Square
Martha
Carmen
Faust
Obituary: William Gobrecht Dies in Covington at 56
William Gobrecht vice president of Parker-Owen liquor firm died at his Covington home at 927 Livingstone street aged 56. He was uncle of E W Gobrecht manager of Peebles store delicatessen. Survived by widow and three children. Funeral tomorrow at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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Parker-Owen Liquor Firm
Covington, Ky
Livingstone Street
E. W. Gobrecht
Fifth and Race
Peebles
Spring Grove Cemetery
Overture on Limitation of Appeals Adopted
D D today tendered his designation as principal clerk of the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church after twenty seven years in the post. The overture limiting appeals has passed with 625 to 414 in favor. Under current rules appeals go to the General Assembly. the new law makes the synod the final court. Pittsburg June. W J Reid
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D. D
Geneal Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Pittsburg
W. J. Reid
Campbell Freed But Under Bond In Hamilton Court
Ex congressman H L Morey and Aaron L S Campbell, longtime rivals in Hamilton Ohio, faced two Police Court cases for shooting at Morey with intent to kill and seeking a peace bond. Judge Nellan questioned Campbell as witnesses debated his presence near Morey’s residence. The shooting charge was dropped, Campbell placed on a $300 bond to keep the peace for one year.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
H. L. Morey
Aaron L.S. Campbell
Hamilton
Campbell
Fie
Morey
Bosch
Meat Wagons Besieged by Strikers in Night of Riots
Police and drivers fought a large mob at packing plants as strikers clashed with officers over meat wagons. Officers used clubs and revolvers. six men were arrested after chaotic confrontations at Harrison Street Station. Meat owners protected stock as several patrols secured the area overnight.
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Twelfth Street
State Street
Weber
Central
Harrison Street
Twenty-second Street
Cottage Grove Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Moore
Taylor Street
Edward Allen
Michael Murray
Charles McDole
George Gore
Jas. Woyselark
John Ritchie
Ten brains contest promises 1 490 prizes
An offer encourages readers to recruit nine friends to contribute their brains and send in estimates to win one of 1,490 prizes in a contest, implying a multiplier effect from collaborative guessing.
U. S. Supreme Court Adjourns for Term Ends
Washington June 2 The Supreme Court adjourned finally for the present term. The Senate will convene again on October 13 next.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Senat
Few Towns Reject Boards of Review Under Longworth Law
Ohio officials report only nine applications for Boards of Review under the Longworth act with cities like Cleveland and Ashland appointing boards. Attorney General Sheets says boards may be appointed after today for the current year, though June 1 is the stated meeting date. Appointments announced include Portsmouth Gallipolis Zanesville Lorain and Elyria with Republican and Democratic members named for five three and one year terms.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Boards of Review
Longworth
Sheets
Cleveland
Ashtabula
William Godfrey
Lucas County
Toledo
I. F. Chapman
Zanesville
John E Evans
William C. Vogt
A. Clyde Réasoner
Lorain
F. W. Pierce
W. Matthews
H. G. King
Elyria
W. A. Braman
Thomas Folger
Dem
Flirted by Telephone Sentenced to Jail
New York June 2 Police Justice Marshall of Mt. Vernon has sentenced Alice Myers to sixty days in the County Jail for flirting with a Port Chester builder by telephone. The builder met Miss Myers months ago and she reportedly rang his house seeking a meeting, his wife aiding in uncovering the admirer. Her attorneys secured release on a writ of habeas corpus.
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New York
Marshall
Mt. Vernon
Alice Myers
Port Chester
Miss Myers
Kentucky Pasteurizing Company Assignment Filed
The Kentucky Pasteurizing Company filed a deed of assignment in Lexington Circuit Court. J. H. Shropshire named as assignee. Assets include plant machinery wagons and equipment. The co operative dairymen who ran the plant and the creditors' pressure led to the filing.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky Pasteurizing Company
Cinecinnati Capital
J. H. Shropshire
Fatal Knife Fight Follows Birmingham Quarrel
In Birmingham Marshall County Kentucky a boyish quarrel between George Allison and Guy Henton led to a fatal stabbing. During a quarrel at 4 o clock near the Birmingham Methodist Church shade of the house, Henton drew a knife and struck Allison, who died within minutes from a mortal abdominal wound. Both were sons of well to do citizens.
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Commercial Tribune
Paducah
Birmingham
Marshall County
Tennessee River
George Allison
Guy Henton
Sunda Ocamneee
Birmingham Methodist
George Allison Guenguenger
Neusgie
Maternity Society Meets at St Andrews Mission
The Maternity Society of St. Andrews Mission was opened with Mrs. Robert Bowler and Mrs. Richard Dykins presiding. Officers chosen include Mrs. C. N. Jackson as President, Mrs. ua D. Easton as Director, Mrs. J. B. Lewis as Treasurer, and Mrs. item Copeland as Secretary. The society will meet on the first Wednesday of each month.
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Maternity Society
Maternity Society of
St. Andrew's Mission
Robert Bowler
Richard ‘Dykins
C. N. Jackson
Ua D. Easton
J. B. Lewis
Item. Copeland
Wroleen
Elevator car falls at Woodford Flats injures ten people
An elevator accident at Woodford Flats on Greenup Street caused a fall of about 25 feet as a newly hired elevator boy reversed the lever amid a crowded car. Passengers included Colonel and Mrs. Theodore F. Allen and others. safety catches limited injuries. Repairs were underway.
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Woodford
Greenup Street
Theodore F. Allen
Edward H. Ditchen
Mr. Ditchen
Runaway Runabout Injures Mrs Galvin in Madison Pike Incident
Mr and Mrs Maurice Galvin were hurt when a runaway horse-drawn vehicle collided on Madison pike last night. Mrs Galvin suffered numerous wounds and bruises while Mr Galvin held the reins until the wreck. The horse was stopped by Mr William Hind who also assisted the injured couple.
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Madison Pike
Maurice Galvin
W. N. Hind
Galvin
Mr. Hind
Fifteenth and
Greenup Streets
Acton Madeira U D C to Decorate Confed Graves at Linden Grove
The Acton Madeira Chapter of the U D C will decorate Confederate graves at Linden Grove Cemetery at 10 this morning with prayer by Rev Joseph Rennie of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. A S Berry to speak as day’s orator.
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Acton Madeira
Linden Grove
Joseph Rennie
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
A. S. Berry
Council considers street reconstruction bids and bonds
The council discussed receiving bids for brick street reconstruction. The Ways and Means Committee will meet Friday to discuss issuing bonds totaling 100000 dollars for street improvements recently approved by the General Council.
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Ays and Means
General Council
Jury awards Goebel suit $1300 to plaintiff
After nearly five hours the jury found in favor of Arthur Goebel against Marie Nienaber for $1300 the full amount demanded. Goebel claimed the sum was due his deceased brother Senator William Goebel for fees and advances. Special Judge William Pugh presided due to Judge Tarvin's absence.
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Arthur Goebel
Marie Nienaber
Goebel
Senator William Goebel
Tarvin
William Pugh
Marriage Licenses Granted for Two Couples
Aloysius Nice, 27, of Cincinnati, and Alma Ideman Taney, 19, of Covington, obtained a license to wed with Rev Fether Brossart officiating. Alma is the daughter of former Covington Postmaster T. W. Hardenman who witnessed and consented. Scott Weekly, 27, and Dellia Guthridge, 17, of Newark, were denied papers due to the proposed bride’s age.
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Aloysius
Henry Nice
Cincinnati
Alma Taney Ideman
Covington
Fether Brossart
T. W. Hardeman
Ting
Scott H. Weekly
Dellia Guthridge
Newark
Henry Drexelius
Covington Newport Officials Meet Over Fourth Street Bridge
Covington and Newport officials met at the Covington tollhouse to select new and returning representatives for the bridge project. W K Hamilton resigned as director and D R Lock was elected to replace him. Robert Anstead abstained from voting after Mayor Nelson would not approve Newport’s representation. James Nolan was re-elected president, with Charles Haines as secretary and treasurer. The same staff and salaries were kept.
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Covington
Newport
Fourth Street
Brn
W. K. Hamilton
D. R. Lock
Robert Anstead
General Council
Nelson
Anstead
James Nolan
Charles Haines
Subscriptions Offer Clears Your Mind With Tribune Estimate
A local newspaper ad urges readers to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune and send in an estimate to get the worry off their mind. The notice emphasizes easy actions and persuasion through a simple, repetitive pitch.
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the Commercial Tribune
Social meeting and local notices in Dayton area
The Order of the Golden Cross meets at Mrs Corry's Dayton avenue home this evening. A social event and party at Mrs Geiger’s. May salaries for officials are allowed totaling 113.50. Vine street fill restored after storm damage. The Estimating Contest offers 1490 prize chances with a group option of 14 900 opportunities to win part of 34000.
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Order of the Golden Cross
Corry
Dayton Avenue
A. Wweld
Hom
Embezzling Charge Against Chas MacWilliams
Chas. MacWilliams 28 of Georgetown Kentucky a former Singer agent was arrested in Norwood charged with forgery and embezzlement of 500 from the company after five weeks of detective work by Chief Z D Lusby and P H Shortall. He allegedly forged Emma Carmine's name to a mortgage and left for Norwood where a brother was reported living. He is jailed in Covington Kentucky awaiting transfer to Georgetown.
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Chas. MacWilliams
Georgetown
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Norwood
P. H. Shortall
MacWilliams
Chary
Emma Carmine
Baltimore
Z. O. Lusby
Globe-Wernicke
Thompson
Main Avenue
Highland
Covington
Newport Board Reelects Supt Burke Amid Strong Attendance
At a Newport Board of Education meeting the superintendent reported excellent attendance for the time of year and announced the year’s final pupil examinations would begin June 16. Principals and teachers were reelected and the panel recommended setting the superintendent’s salary at 180 dollars per month with John Burke to be reappointed for the next year, a cut from the previous annual salary of 2400 dollars.
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Board of Education
Newport
Burke
John Burke
Dayton Woman Dies After Long Illness
The wife of John Stendarp Jr treasurer of the George Wiedemann Brewing Company died Sunday night at 526 Monroe Street Dayton after a long rheumatic illness. She was a sister of Theodore Foucar of Walnut Street Cincinnati.
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Mary Forstner
Washington Street
Walnut and
Vine
Dayton
John Stendarp, Jr
George Wiedemann Brewing Company
Monroe Street
Theodore Foucar
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Grand jury sworn for June term by Judge Hodge at Newport
Circuit Court in Newport convened yesterday morning and Judge Hodge swore in the grand jury for the June criminal term. Named jurors include J. F. Pille James W. Cridland W. H. Nixon Wm. G. Wharton John Blant T. C. Rawlings J. P. Weeckman Fred Deitz J. R. Yungblug George Lear Thos. Hogan and William Weingartner.
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Newport
Judge Hodge
J. F. Pille
James W. Cridland
W. H. Nixon
Wm. G. Wharton
John Blant
T. C. Rawlings
Fred Deitz
J. R. Yungblug
George Lear
Thos. Hogan
William Weingartner
Jones Divorce Granted for Cruelty in Newport Circuit Court
Marian R. Jones was granted a divorce from John E. Jones in Newport Circuit Court yesterday on the grounds of cruelty. She was awarded custody of their child Gwendon with alimony as to be decided. She claimed the husband, employed by a railroad company, earned about 760 to 1000 dollars weekly to support the child.
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Newport
Marian R. Jones
John E. Jones
Gwendon
Newport Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
The following couples were granted marriage licenses by County Clerk Joseph Betz in Newport yesterday Walter Beaver and Ellie McCarthy both of Newport and Charles Cook and Mamie Coughlin both of Newport.
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Joseph Betz
Newport
Walter Beaver
Ellie” McCarthy
Charles Cook
Mamie Coughlin
Confederate graves decorated at Evergreen Cemetery Newport
The Daughters of the Confederacy will decorate the graves at Evergreen Cemetery back of Newport. Rev. Peter Tennes, rector of the Church of the Advent in Walnut Hills Cincinnati and Robert E. Lee's chaplain, will deliver the address to the Newport Chapter this afternoon at 1 o'clock.
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Evergreen Cemet
Newport
Daughters of the Confederacy
Peter T Nnes
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Robert B. Lee
The
Newark couple wed after license issued in county town
Scott Weekley and Della Guthridge of Newark C were married in New rt last night after obtaining a license from Deputy County Clerk Henry Maher. Squire F Donelan officiated the ceremony.
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Scott Weekley
Della Guthridge
Newark, C
Newrt
Henry Maher
Squire F. Donelan
Bellevue College to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon and Commencement
Dr Charles W Lewis of Moore s Hill College will give the baccalaureate sermon at Trinity Lutheran. A commencement program lists speakers including Arthur Rein hart Elizabeth Emig Rosa Bowie Bertha Reed and others with diplomas and class song. Bellevue census shows 2075 residents up 110 from last year with 2012 whites 1056 males 3 colored males and 3 females.
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Charles W. Lewis
Moore's Hill
Ind
Trinity Lutheran
Ac Fe House
Hannah E. Newman
Robert T. Gould
America
Blanche Boggs
Gertrude J. Thorpe
Jennie Bert Weber
Silenteachers
Eva M. Applegate
Bellevue
Graduation at Kentucky State College Sets Record
Kentucky State College in Lexington holds commencement week with a 52 graduate class the largest in the school’s history. The week includes a senior hop senior class day alumni banquet reception and dance plus a new mining department set to open next year with J Norwood as dean.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Kentucky State College
Philosophian Society of Young Ladies
Marion
Clyde Grady
Henderson
T. T. Jones
Manchester
S. C. Mallox
State Line
Anna F. March
Paris
Wellington Scott
L. D. Threlkeld
Salem
D. W. Arnett
Troy
T. J. Barr
Lebanon
W. L. Bowling
Adairville
F. Cox
Cynthiana
C. M. Smith
Elizabethton
Herman Sumner
Greenville
F.caylor
Beaver Dam
Chilesburg
R. M. Wilson
G. F. Mason
L.N. Taylor
Science Hill
M. M. Clay
E. Dunn
Louisville
W. F. Hart
W. N. Hughes
R. E. Moorman
Glendeane
O. F. Smith
A Nook
A. B. Stone
Little Rock
Stoner
Bardstown
Normal
J. c Benry
Eeee
Leola Ditto
Pleasure
Board of Trustees
Denial of Answers in Railroad Merger Suits Filed
The United States filed six replicated denials sworn by M D Purdy in Minnesota, addressing six separate defendant answers including Northern Pacific and J Pierpont Morgan group. Government reserves objections to alleged errors and seeks to prove the bill true. Next, court will appoint an examiner to take testimony for ruling.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
J. J. Hill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Robert Bacon
Great Northern Railway Company
M. D. Purdy
United States
District of Minnesota
Trixie Friganza Hurts in Trolley Collision
A loaded ice wagon and a trolley car collided before the New York Theater. Actresses Trixie Friganza Sybel Clifton Geraldine Cook and Mildred De Vere were injured. Friganza sustained a deep cut and stitches to her left arm. She is known in Cincinnati as Delia Callahan.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New York Theater
Trixie Friganza
Sybel Clifton
Geraldine Cook
Mildred’ de Vere
Miss Friganza
Glaga
Cincinnati
Delia Callahan
Beaten by Toughs Then Left for Dead in Kokomo
W H Thompson a clothing merchant was attacked while bathing two miles upriver. Two men cut him and dragged him into a deep swimming hole where he was left for dead. He revived and clung to a twig for two hours before rescue. Officers search for the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
W. H. Thompson
Mason
Gas explosion kills sixteen in Galicia mine
An explosion of gas at a crocolite mine in Galicia province near Vienna killed sixteen workers and wounded four others. Rescue teams and authorities investigated the incident as officials noted the miners were at work when the blast occurred.
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Vienna
Galicia
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