Baby Clarence Osborne awarded medal for lifesaving
Four year old Clarence Osborne received a Massachusetts Humane Society medal for saving his cousin Josephine Mullen from drowning after both children fell through the ice at Black Call Pond. Clarence held Josephine until help arrived, dragging both from the icy water.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Little Clarence Osborne
The
Massachusetts Humane Society
Josephine Mullen
Clarence
Black Call Pond
Josephine
City Officials Targeted in Preliminary Injunction Suit
Judge Hoffheimer issued a temporary order halting Mayor Dempsey from advertising a Jones law petition to bar liquor sales in Walnut Hills. Doering and Logan file the suit, naming City Auditor Culkins and City Treasurer Weller to block petition costs and challenge the law as unconstitutional.
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Harry M. Hoffheimer
Superior Court
Dempsey
Walnut Hills
Martin Doering
Thomas J. Logan
Rufus B. Smith
Albert Bettinger
A. Julius Freiberg
Cohen & Mack
Hoffheimer
Culkins
Weller
Park of late season attractions expands entertainment lineup
The article notes expanded concessions and renewed landscaping across the park. The cozy club house hosts the Hungarian Orchestra and remains a popular supper and social hub. The dancing pavilion draws crowds, Prof Bagly curates dances, and the lake glitters with more boats than ever.
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Bagly
Yiddish Stage Star Adler to Headline Walnut Street Event
The Walnut Street Theater hosts Jacob Adler and a balanced Yiddish stock cast Monday evening June 4 with The Stranger by Jacob Gordine, a romantic adaptation of Tennyson in Cincinnati debut. The production draws critics and ghetto drama lovers despite language barriers.
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New York City
Walnut Street Theater
New York
Jacob P. Adler
Grand Theater Yiddish Stock Company
Jacob Gordine
Grand Theater
Cincinnati
Adler
Enoch Arden
Tennyson
Flower Academy Graduation Recitals Scheduled This Week
The Flow ers Academy presents graduation recitals starting Tuesday June 65 at 10 in the academy stage room featuring monologues from top novels and plays. Graduates include Madeline B Ritter May Gregory Eliadore Moeller Gertrude Ambach Irene Stevenson Forest Allyn Edna McDowell Bessie Tokoph Florence Heath. Commencement exercises follow Friday evening June 15 in the Auditorium, public invited.
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The
Flowers Academy
Academy
Madeleine B. Ritter
May Gregory
Eliadore Moeller
Gertrude Ambach
Irene Stevenson
Forest Allyn
Edna McDowell
Bessie Tokoph
Florence Heath
Chester Park Beach Opens With Full Bathing Facilities
The Chester Park bathing beach opens with full accommodations including a children’s area two feet deep and zones for seniors and expert swimmers. The water looks inviting and hundreds enjoyed the inaugural dip as Prof. Seuss and several local physical education leaders supervise the swimming department. Mrs. Fiske and Emily Stevens depart New York for California to pursue rest and study of Langdon Mitchell’s The New York Idea with the Manhattan Company this autumn.
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Chester Park
Seuss
North Cincinnati
Brown of Harvard's Run Ends at Princess Theater
The Princess Theater houses Brown of Harvard for a 125 performance run before a summer transfer to Chicago’s Garrick Theater with Henry Woodruff and his company. The Savoy and New York reviews condemn The Girl Patsy for weak plotting and poor acting, while Rosalie de Vaux, Mary Ryan, and Grace Clifford receive mild praise amid the production’s flaws.
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Brown
Harvard
Princess Theater
New York
Henry Woodruff
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Metropolis
Shuberts
New York Evening Telegram
Savoy Theater
Patsy
Savoy
Rosalie de Vaux
Mary Ryan
Grace Clifford
Edwin Brandt
Kalich Theater to Swap Star And Stage Language
Bertha Kalich plans a permanent shift from Yiddish to English drama under Harrison Grey Fiske guiding her move. Miss Eliseu Eliscu, a Fernanda Elischu protégé, will succeed Kalich at the Kalich Theater, with plans to stage Marta of the Lowlands in Yiddish and bring Eliscu's English Marta debut to memory. Eddie Foy’s son’s Broadway greeting and Klaw and Erlanger redecorations cap a week of theater chatter in New York.
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New York
Harrison Grey Fiske
Edlich
Mme. Kalich
Bertha Kalich
Kalich Theater
Fernanda Elischu
Leopold Spachner
Miss Elischu
Mms. Kalich
New Play at Hudson Theater Forms Notable Female Ensemble
Henry B. Harris engages Grace Filkins for a leading role in Charles Klein's new play to be produced at the Hudson Theater in New York early next season. The feminine cast also includes Miss Filkins Miss Effie Shannon and Miss Dorothy Donnelly forming a notable trio.
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Henry B. Harris
Grace Filkins
Charles Klein
Hudson Theater
New York
Bernhardt Ends American Tour at Lyric Theatre
Bernhardt plans three New York performances at the Lyric on June 12 and 13. She will present a single showing of Camille and a composite bill featuring Act II of Hamlet Act III of Frou Frou and Act II of L Aiglon among other acts.
Joseph Murphy to Top Vaudeville Circuit Next Season
Kerry Gow star Joseph Murphy is slated as a leading act for the coming vaudeville season. Murphy’s booking signals a strong showcase for his performances in the circuit.
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Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Mrs Campbell to Tour America Under Shubert Direction
Mrs. Patrick Campbell plans her first American tour next season under the Shuberts directing team. She will perform a new drama and several of her famed works on the itinerary.
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Patrick Campbell
The
Shuberts
Dixey Urges Bond Between Critics and Actors at Lyric
Henry E. Dixey in his second New York engagement at the Lyric in The Man on the Box advocates weekly talks between critics and actors. He believes frank discussions would improve performances and foster mutual understanding of theater from professional viewpoints.
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Henry E. Dixey
New York
Lyric Theater
Dixey
Mr. Dixey
City Bonds May Be Turned Down
Doubts arise among city financiers whether the Sinking Fund Trustees will buy the $250000 bond issue for street repair as the one year term raises concerns. Trustees meet tomorrow after earlier agreement with the Council Finance Committee. A refusal would force sale to the public and delay funds.
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Council Committee On Finance
Counci
Merrell
Woman Sues Pabst Brewing for Damages in Bankruptcy Case
Emma Durrah files suit against the Pabst Brewing Company in Milwaukee seeking 1000 dollars claiming her horse trap Surrey and harness were unlawfully taken for creditors after her husband Charles was declared bankrupt. He later received a one year Federal prison term for buying overcoats from Ft. Thomas soldiers and owned multiple hotels and saloons.
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Charles
Emma Durrah
Pabst Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Ft. Thomas
Ma Thomas Hotel
Chester Park
Fredericka Nye Sues Dr Davis for 20000 Damages
Fredericka Nye, who sued the College of Music for 25000, filed another suit yesterday seeking 20000 against Dr Francis W Davis the physician alleged to have performed the operation. Her attorneys are John D DeWitt and Outcast & Foraker.
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Fredericka.Nye
The
College of Music
Francis W. Davis
John D. DeWitt
Outcast & Foraker
Inspector cites defects at rural school buildings
Chief Inspector J H Morgan of the Department of Inspection of Workshops and Factories informed County Prosecutor Rulison that inspection certificates were refused for the Hammel School Building in Reading the Evendale Special School District in Sharonville and the Plainfield Schoolhouse District No 7 Blue Ash. He notes sanitary heating and other defects and states that since the buildings lie outside city limits it falls to the Prosecutor to ensure defects are cured.
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J. H. Morgan
Department of Inspection of
Rulison
Hammel
Reading
Evendale
Sharonville
Plainfield
Lawsuits Over Bucket Shops At Phoenix Exchange
Willis F. Tracy sues Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange claiming a bucket shop operated at 315 Vine street from March 1 to December 1, 1904 and seeks 2700 dollars. Attorneys include Oliver S. Bryant. Defendants named are Harry M. Foster Lewis L. Applegate Joseph Joseph Joseph Marks George Thomas and Thomas P. Cheney. Tracy also sues Joseph E Jones & Co for 670 dollars over bucket shop activity at the Carlisle Building from September 1, 1905 to March 1906.
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Phoenix Grain and Stock Exchange
Vine Street
Willis F. Tracy
Oliver S. Bryant
Harry M. Foster
Lewis L. Applegate
Joseph Joseph
Joseph Marks
George Thomas
Thomas P. Cheney
Tracy
Joseph E. Jones
Joseph E. Jones & Co
Jones
Carlisle
Peabody seeks administrator role for estate of Sarah E. Peabody
William W. Peabody of Madisonville asked Judge Malsbury to appoint him administrator of Sarah E. Peabody estate valued at 7500 dollars. Appraisers posted inventories valuing Lulu M. Norton’s personal property at 1374.65 and Frances Berheide’s at 676 dollars.
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William W. Peabody
Madisonville
Malsbury
Sarah E. Peabody
Lulu M. Norton
Frances Berheide
Circuit Court Lets Six Decisions Stand Yesterday
Six decisions were handed down by the Circuit Court. In two suits, Langhead et al and Alicia C. Maye, the city is enjoined from collecting a sewer assessment. Judges Giffen and Jelke concur. Judge Swing dissents. Other cases include Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Co. vs Norfolk & Western Ry Co affirming the Common Pleas Court, Ella B Woodward vs Regina Gates et al enjoining maintenance of a drain, with Judge Littleford presiding.
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Circuit Court
John P. Langhead
Alicia C. Maye
Giffen
Jelke
Peter F. Swing
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction Company
Norfolk & Western Railway Company
Common Pleas Court
Ella B. Woodward
Regina Gates
Boy awarded damages for dog bite injuries
August Pahner Jr., acting by his father as plaintiff, sues for $1,000 damages after being bitten by a dog owned by Ludwig Seegmueller. Both parties reside on Vine Street.
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August Pahner, Jr
Ludwig Seegmueller
Vine Street
Ohio Guard Colonel Denies Post 9 PM Votes in Carnival Suit
Through attorney Harry H Bausch Colonel Charles F Hake of the First Regiment Ohio National Guard filed an answer to Pearl Tussing's suit. He denies charges that votes for Emma Becht were received after closing time or that irregularities caused Tussing to lose the piano prize to Becht.
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Harry H. Bausch
Charles F. Hake
Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Pearl Tussing
Hake
Emma Becht
Miss Tugsing
Victim of Auto Wreck Improves
Dr J S Atkins remains in favorable condition after a Wednesday collision on Vine street hill involving his car and two street cars. Attending physician Dr Howard Lewis said recovery is possible but conditions can change quickly and active mobility at the hospital may come soon, though discharge will take time.
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J.S. Atkins
Vine Street
Howard Lewis
City Hospital
Georgette Wolfe Arrives To Arrange Husband’s Remains
Georgette E Wolfe 65 wife of Daniel R Wolfe of St Louis arrived in Cincinnati to care for her husband’s remains after he died in the Grand Hotel lobby. She traveled with nephew Francis Gardner Colby who testified Wolfe leaves a son and three daughters by a former marriage in addition to the widow. Colby also said he came to Cincinnati to arrange sale of timber land in the South.
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Georgette E. Wolfe
Daniel R. Wolfe
Washington Avenue
St. Louis
Grand Hotel
Cinnati
Francis Gardner Colby
West First Street
Dayton
Cameron
Colby
Wolfe
Cincinnati
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Edna Reming
Sylvester Cornish
James McElhern
Thomas Ince
Chas
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Jas, Boyle
Sam Mylie
Rounders
Belle of
Raintuck
Ohio Hills
Aca
Bumbaugh
West Virginia Aerial Navigation Co
Pepper Twins
Bonnie Scotland
Three Highlands
Marie Clark
Inness
Ryan
Seeker, Wilkes & Co
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Coney
Eagles
Vesuvius
Ananala P
United Singers’ Day
Joseph Schenke
Druiden Saengerchor
Clarence Osborne
Sothern
Mansfield
Edwin Holt
Stone
Bridget
Moike
Rose la Harte
New York Hippodrome
Gotham
Luna Park
Elizabeth Brice
Miss la Harte
Miss Brice
Toledo
Roy Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Manhattan
Paris
Santos-Dumont
Paul Nocquet
Bronx
Nocquet
Thompson & Dundy
Leo Schott
Rullson
Queen City
Edwin A. Belkin
Jacob Gordon
Grand Theater Yiddish Stock Co
N Y. City
Mme
Sarah Adler
Wilensky
Rosetta Kohen
Leon Blank
Henry J. Ginsberg
Peter Graff
Cincinnati Museum
Eden Park
ART Museum
ART Academy
J. H. Gest
the Flowers Academy
Chester’s Bathing Beach
Greenroom Gossip
George W. Leslie
Lyceum Theater
Rochester
N. Y
Charles A. Stevenson
Leslie Carter
Aeolian CO
East Fourth Street
Ohio
Eddie Foy
Larchmont
Foy
Young Foy
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Klaw and
Erlanger
New Amsterdam Aerial Theater and Gardens
Probate Court
William Littleford
Enix Park
Spring Grove
Mitchell
Ohio Military Band
Jacob Kollmer
University
Friar Bagon
Friar Buncay
Robt, Clarke Co
Atkins
D. R. Wolfe
City
Caspary
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