Moscow Production Delayed By Grounds Condition At Coney Island
Moscow was postponed tonight due to poor grounds at Coney Island. Gregory announced the delay reluctantly after inspecting the campus. audiences of many were ready for the show. The Chester park enjoyed a vaudeville lineup with four top acts including Hickey and Nelson and the Bakans dog act Folly. A new thirty-three ounce baby was added to the infant incubator exhibit at Cincinnati Hospital, drawing crowds. If weather had permitted, Chester would have seen a June Sunday crowd.
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Moscow
Coney Island
B. E. Gregory
Coney
Chester Park
Hickey
Nelson
Chester Pavilion
Labakans
Tethhay
Connors
Adelbert
Cincinnati
Chester
Chester Comic Opera Company Rehearsals Start in Park
The Chester Comic Opera Company arrives from New York and begins rehearsals at the park this morning. Principal cast includes Charles Fulton and Sam Myl ie. Thelma Fair is prima donna with Eleanor Burton as soubrette. Open June 16 with future opera attractions announced.
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Chester Comic Opera Company
the Park
New York
Hippodrome
Bud” Ross
Chester
Thelma Fair
Eleanor Burton
J. Davis
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Marion Stanley
Trixie Friganza
Rose la Harte
Murray and
Lane
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Eugene Cowles
Strange Scene at the Zoo Concert
At the Zoo yesterday afternoon the Innes band played against heavy odds and won. A delayed baggage delivery caused chaos as trunks and instruments were hauled from a wagon and hurried to the Bina stand. The 3 PM performance drew a sizable crowd despite Novemberlike June weather.
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Zoo
Innes
Innes Delivers Warm Encore at Local Concert
The leader hurried to his dressing room and donned his uniform then conducted a swift performance. An encore of a lively ragtime set feet dancing and satisfied patrons as Innes stated he plays what the people want. The concert proved delightful and the band, with family in attendance, drew a big crowd. Wednesday marks Confectioners Day at the Zoo with expected large audiences and tailored programmes.
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Innes
Mr. Innes
Coney Island Steamer Rides Draw Steady Crowds Despite Cold
The Coney Island river park and steamers remain popular along the ten mile course from the park to Broad Way. Even cold and breezy weather could not deter crowds for Queen and Princess trips and the Moscow production at Trace track promises large attendance. Smittie’s band and Englebreth's vaudeville program entertain all day with Emerson and Gossenz, Warren and Walton, Lucille H. Harper, Roberts and Crabb, Kohler and Marion showcasing in a lively week at Coney.
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Coney Island
Park
Broadway
Gregory
Moscow
Coney
Smittie
Englebreth
Emerson and Gossenz
Warren and
Walton
Lucille H. Harper
Roberts
Crabb
Kohler
Marion
Lagoon crowds flock to attractions amid lively entertainment
The Lagoon was busy with ideal weather drawing crowds to the clubhouse dancing pavilion scenic railway launches and other rides. Herr Granada and Alma Fedora renewed a high wire act with new tricks ending in a comedy elephant act. Fireworks lit Erata and Lamont’s Dog Cat and Monkey Circus headlined a strong vaudeville bill.
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Herr Granada
Alma Fedora
Granada
Erata
Lamont
Lagoon
Zitta
Romeo
Harrises
Beach resort awaits summer crowds at Queen City
Old Sol failed to appear yesterday but many visitors toured the grounds and buildings of Manager Kroger's popular resort. Ready for warm weather, the Queen City Beach area is described as one of the best frequented in the vicinity once summer arrives.
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Queen City
Kroger
Milwaukee Mayor Becker Considers Stage Career
Chicago reports Mayor Sherburn M. Becker of Milwaukee may resign to star in a political play titled The Man of the Hour. W A Brady of New York offered 1500 dollars weekly. talks hinge on Becker’s lecture project. Becker, whose term ends next April, would leave office if he accepts.
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Chicago
Sherburn M. Becker
Milwaukee
W. A. Brady
New York
Becker
Brady
Complete Convention Plan by National Confectioners Association
The National Confectioners Association plans a three day meeting at the Sinton Hotel this week. Vice Mayor Pfaff will welcome guests and act as toastmaster at a zoo banquet with speakers Mayor Dempsey and W L Price. Business sessions, tours, and a Heidelberg dinner cap the event. over 350 guests expected.
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National Confectioners’ Association
Sinton
Frank L. Pfaff
Zoo
Innes
Pfaff
E. J. Dempsey
W. L. Price
St. Louis
Henry Heide
Heidelberg
Kentucky Highlands
Surprise Loving Cup Given to Vine Street Treasurer Daniel Kiefer
A group of friends honored Daniel Kiefer, long time treasurer of Vine Street Congregational Church, with a handsome loving cup. He also led the church lecture course this season and will soon leave for California for an extended vacation while the church is turning into a people’s institute.
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Daniel Kiefer
Vine Street
Walter Beecher
Dora Easton
Louise Potthoff
Frank Baehr
Theodora Stenagel
Adolph Bultmann
J. D. Gordon
Harry W. Brouth
Harry Backus
George Gilkey
George Steenle
Mathilda Potthoff
Ella Sanders
Louis Schneider
Claassen
Undertaker to Bury Elyria Man at St Joseph Cemetery
Undertaker Sullivan of Central Avenue will bury Elias Ladd of Elyria Ohio who died after being stricken on an incoming train and dying at Old Samaritan Hospital Thursday morning. The widow is without means and the body will be interred at St Joseph's Cemetery. The seventeen year old nephew who disappeared after hospital admittance is still missing.
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Sullivan
Central Avenue
Elias Ladd
Elyria (O
Old Samaritan Hospital
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Man Attacks, Slashes Man With Knife After Fight
Orville Warwick aged 23 of 238 Kenyon Avenue was brought to City Hospital early yesterday with a cut arm and a lacerated finger. He said a man attacked him on his way home. in the ensuing fight the assailant bit his finger and slashed him with a knife.
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Orville Warwick
Kenyon Avenue
City Hospital
Governor Little Suffers Brief Sinking Spell
Special dispatch reports Governor John H. Little suffering a fifteen minute sinking spell in Greenwood Arkansas. He rallied and by night was said to be resting well.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenwood
Ark
John
Little
Hurricane damages British bark Grenada near Kinsale
The British bark Grenada, bound from San Francisco to Liverpool under Captain Elston, was struck by a hurricane near Kinsale. She listed and sprang leaks, forcing jettison of cargo and cutting away sails to stay afloat.
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London
Grenada
Elston
San Francisco
Liverpool
Kinsale
Guard cattle and then lose them at Herrick
In Gregory County a land dispute tied to a special act of Congress led Mrs. Kiva Lamoreaux Lewis to sue her husband Doc Lewis and the Spencer bank. Bankers guarded 500 cattle overnight at Herrick stockyards. by 3 a.m. Lewis seized the cattle and now holds them on his ranch as litigation looms.
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Commercial Tribune
Herrick
Gregory County
Congress
Sanford Parker
O'Neill
Lewis
Bank of Spencer
F. W. Widner
Corning
Hig Ranch
Cupid Miles on the Berry Pickers
Berry picking in Southwestern Missouri will start within ten days as the strawberry crop is large and a shortage of pickers is expected. Posters urge travelers from Texas to Missouri to join camps where many matches and marriages occur.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Missouri
Texas
Colorado
Cupid
Fire hits Brant & Crane mill area in Hamilton
A blaze at the Brant & Crane mill property in West High Street caused about 1000 dollars in damage. The fire started in waste oil in the Hamilton Van Laundry section and spread to Brown & Whittaker printers and Hamilton Sheet Metal Works with partial insurance coverage.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Brant & Crane Mill
West High Street
H. L. Morey
Hamilton van Laundry
George R. Schuman
E. A. Kunz
E. F. Krebs
Brown & Whittaker
Brown & Whittaker, Printers
Hamilton Sheet Metal Works
Trif Arrested for Assault on Fellow Hungarian
Sergeant Goepper arrested John Trif a Hungarian boarding house keeper of Mohawk Place yesterday on charges of assaulting Coximo Bumbo another Hungarian. Bumbo is in City Hospital with a fractured skull from a dispute over a board bill. Trif was taken to the hospital where he was identified as the attacker.
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Goepper
John Trif
Mohawk Place
Coximo Bumbo
Bumbo
Hspital
Trif
Boy escapes on stolen horse sparks Spokane chase
Spokane dispatch reports 11 year old Johnnie Malloy, a jail breaker, horse thief and forger, fled from the county courthouse using an unlocked cell door. He rode a stolen horse to Hauser Junction and Rathdrum before being recaptured near Post Falls after a 48 hour liberty. Deputy S D Doak returned him to Spokane Juvenile Jail.
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Commercial Tribune
Spokane
Wash
Burke
Idaho
Johnnie Malloy
Post Falls
S. D. Doak
Rathdrum
Coeur d’Alene
Johnnie
Doak
Idaho City
War dogs trained for Turkish army
Major E. H. Richardson of Carnoustie N B arrives with three war dogs for Turkish service. The dogs carry bandages dressings and a stimulant flask to seek wounded soldiers hidden under cover. A dog with Count Keffer’s staff located 23 wounded Russians after Liaoyang.
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Constantinople
E. H. Richardson
Carnoustie
N. B
Richardson
Count Keffer
Liaoyang
Poisoned milk saves twenty-seven lives in Gomez Palacio
Adulterated milk poisoned twenty seven people in Gomez Palacio yesterday. Medical men used heroic measures to treat the victims and save many lives. Three gendarmes first fell to the illness, prompting rapid orders for doctors to tend the sufferers.
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Gomez Palacio
Mexico
Bellaire Teen Dies in Mine Flywheel Accident
June May Bennett, 17, was killed when her dress was pulled into a flywheel at Raven Coal Mine west of Bellaire. Her body was whirled and mangled as the wheel turned rapidly. death was instantaneous.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellaire
May Bennett
Raven
Plans for tri college debating association
Springfield Ohio June 2 Prof J Philip Schneider of Wittenberg College outlines forming a tricollegiate debating association with Wittenberg Muskingum and Cedarville as members Muskingum and Cedarville already hold an annual debate with Wittenberg Flagship event promise new intercollegiate rivalry and collaborative forums
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
J. Philip Schneider
Wittenberg College
Wittenberg, Muskingum and
Cedarville
Muskingum and
Young Giant Karl Sheckels Dies in Caldwell Ohio
Karl Sheckels 16, once the heaviest boy in Ohio at nearly 500 pounds, died at his home near Summerfield Caldwell early this morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Caldwell
Karl Sheckels
Ohio
Summerfield
Nine Immersed in Ohio River Baptism at Covington
Crowds gathered on the Covington riverfront and along Greenup street to witness nine converts baptized by the Church of the Living God. Rev. E R Baker of Cynthiana assisted by Rev. Douglass Smith conducted the ceremony after earlier preparations at a nearby home. Names of those baptized include Mrs Jane Demoscow, Mrs Anna McClanahan and two daughters, Mrs Martha Hatfield, Mrs Belle Gossett, Miss Elsie Sellers, Miss Lulu Curtis and Miss Stella Wright.
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Covington
Suspension Bridge
Greenup Street
Church of the Living God
Ohio
Madison Avenue
Third Street
E. R
Decorate Graves of Confederate Soldiers in Covington
Southern Decoration Day observed in Covington with morning graveDecoration by M E Bruce Chapter U D C at Linden Grove Cemetery for unknown soldiers, likely Morgan's Raiders. Afternoon services by Aston Madeira Chapter U D C and Tandy Pryor Camp Confederate Veterans with Rev W M Wood delivering the address.
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Covington
M. E. Bruce
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Linden Grove
Lexington Pike
Morgan
Sallie Morris
Aston Madeira
Tandy Pryor
Confederate Veterans
Soldiers of the Confederacy
W. M. Wood
First Baptist Church
Covington Health Officer Reports Eleven Deaths
Covington Health Officer Wilson reported eleven deaths in the past week. Listed victims include infant Myers stillborn. Adelaide Renneker 21 old age. Mary Cannon 84 paralysis. Bert Desembly 17 railroad accident. Elizabeth Molony 177 chronic nephritis. Lizzie Garritzen 82 senility. John Garner 49 apoplexy. J J Noonan 70 cerebral thrombolism. Mattie Carroll 33 typho malaria. Jerry Lynn 74 chronic nephritis. Mary Dunn 76 interstitial nephritis.
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Covington
Myers
Adelaide Renneker
Mary A. Cannon
Bert Desembly
Elizabeth Molony
Lizzie Garritzen
John Garner
J. J. Noonan
Mattie Carroll
Jerry Lynn
Mary Dunn
Newport Woman Dies on Errand at Age 50
Mrs Carrie Gardner of 38 East Front Newport died early yesterday from apoplexy while on an errand. She was 50, a Newport resident most of her life, wife of florist Charles Gardner, and survived by a son.
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Carrie Gardner
East Front Street
Newport
Charles Gardner
Two Marriage Licenses Issued by Covington Clerk
License Clerk Henry Drexilius issued marriage licenses to Charles F Graf 45 and Lizzie A McCann 45 of Columbus Ohio and to Edgar H Lang 21 and Jessie A Southall 23 of Chicago Illinois.
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Henry Drexilius
Covington
Charles F. Graf
Lizzie A. McCann
Columbus
Edgar H. Lang
Jessie A. Southall
Chicago
Ill
Indian Leader Seeks Purchase of Maguey Hacienda
Look Que Hean, a full blood from three Oklahoma reservations, spent days in Torreon negotiating for the Maguey Hacienda. The deal collapsed and he returned home bitterly denouncing the U S Government, claiming lands were stolen and his people are cramped and unable to act.
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Torreon
Mexico
Oklahoma
Look Que Hean
Maguey
Que Hean
United States
Husband and Wife Dead In Suspected Gas Tragedy
In St. Louis on June 2 William Burns and his wife were found dead at their home on Moffat avenue with gas jets turned on. A note signed by the wife states her intent to kill herself but does not mention her husband’s death.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
William Burns
Moffat Avenue
Franklin Banker Drowns After Creek Crossing
Fred Moery vice president of the Franklin National Bank and councilman drowned in a creek near Franklin Ohio this afternoon. His wife was rescued but in critical condition. The high bridge was out and the couple attempted to ford the river before Moery's body was recovered.
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Commercial Tribune
Franklin, O
Fred Moery
Franklin National Bank
Moery
Labels for Paris houses
Paris proposes metal signs on horses to show health status of inmates. City holds about 140,000 documents detailing Parisian houses and死亡 counts from contagious diseases and disinfections. In ten years Paris lost 128,000 residents to contagious diseases, with over 100,000 dying.
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Paris
New Pastor Installed at Springfield German Church
The Rev. L. E. Stupp, formerly of Parkersburg West Virginia, was today installed as pastor of the St. Luke German Lutheran Church in Springfield Ohio. The Rev. W. G. Dressler of Findlay, president of the synod, officiated.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
L. E. Stupp
Parkersburg
W. Va
St. Luke German Lutheran Church
W. G. Dressler
Findlay
Synod
Three Arrests In Cutting Affray In Newport
Sunday disturbance on Saratoga street Newport ended with Special Policeman Charles Hamilton badly cut. Two residents Ashley Turner and Jim Flintroy were jailed on disorderly conduct charges. Hamilton suffered two deep head gashes and remains confined as the doctor cautions against moving him.
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Saratoga Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Newport
Charles Hamilton
Ashley Turner
Jim Flintroy
Hamilton
Phythian
Unusually Low Newport Death Rate Reported
Health Officer George W. Brown records four deaths in the week, far below the usual 20 to 30, with doctors and undertakers noting a scarcity of business. Most deaths stem from old age besides four listed cases: Joseph Wilson 69 paralysis Regina Demmeler 79 pneumonia Philip Burkhart 80 pneumonia Prentice Ewing 45 apoplexy.
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Newport
George W. Brown
Joseph Wilson
Regina Demmeler
Philip Burkhart
Prentice Ewing
Memorial services for Campbell County Odd Fellows
Memorial services of the Campbell County Odd Fellows including Newport Dayton Bellevue and Alexandria lodges were held at Evergreen Cemetery yesterday afternoon. The graves of departed members were strewn with flowers as Past Grand Master B. M. Arnett of Nicholasville Kentucky and Grand Master W. C. G. Hobbs of Lexington Kentucky spoke.
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Campbell County Odd Fellows
Newport
Dayton
Bellevue
Alexandria
Evergreen Cemetery
B. M. Arnett
Nicholasville
W. C. G. Hobbs
Lexington
Postponed Newport club picnic due to weather
The annual excursion and picnic of the Phoenix Hunting and Fishing Club in Newport was postponed to next Sunday because of inclement weather.
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Phoenix Hunting and Fishing Club
Newport
Ambach School
Park Avenue
Pat Thomer
Erighth
Patterson
Campbell County
Protestant Orphans’ Home
Dayton royston Ben Miller arrested for drunk and disorderly
Ben Miller aged 51 a roustabout on the levee was arrested by Chief Ortlieb on a drunk and disorderly charge yesterday. Memorial services planned by Joe Hooker Post G A R in St Francis Cemetery were postponed due to bad weather.
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Ben Miller
Ortlieb
St. Francis Cemetery
Joe Hooker
Man Arrested After Intervening in Disturbance on Vine Street
Patrolman Pete Kiem arrested Michael C. Bronkala of possibly Rosedale Ky last night at Fifth and Vine on disorderly conduct charges. A deaf German elderly woman, wandering the city, was aided by the officer and Bronkala’s remark led to his arrest. The woman identified relatives at police headquarters.
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Pete Kiem
Michael C. Bronkala
Rosedale
Fifth and Vine Streets
Vine Street
Kiem
Bronkala
Wittenberg College Holds Baccalaureate Sermon
Springfield Ohio June 2 Commencement exercises began with the bac laurate sermon at First Lutheran Church delivered by Rev John H Prugh pastor Grace Reformed Church of Pittsburg A graduate of the class of 1877 he and his classmates will hold a reunion this week Activities continue daily through the week culminating in Thursday's commencement There is disappointment that the new Carnegie Science Hall will not be ready for dedication as hoped
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
Wittenberg College
First Lutheran Church
John H. Prugh
Grace Reformed Church
Pittsburg
Prugh
Wittenberg
Clase
Carnegie Science Hall
Obituary notesHallmark deaths of Henry Craig and William P Sheffield
Henry Craig longtime Jefferson County Indiana figure died last night at Madison. William Paine Sheffield former United States Senator from Rhode Island died yesterday in Newport at age 87. He served in Congress 1861 to 1863 and was appointed U S Senator briefly in 1834 and 1885 to fill vacancies.
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Jefferson County
Ind
Madison
William Paine Sheffield
United States Senate
Rhode Island
Newport
R. I
Congress
United States
Anthony
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