Pain's Spectacle Last Days of Pompeii At Walnut
Chester crowds enjoy rain or shine free vaudeville at the Walnut park pavilion. Jacob Adler stars in Pain's Spectacle Last Days of Pompeii with Mrs. Sarah Adler and acts by Saona Vagges Dair Bootblack Quartet and Hatch Brothers receive praise from a large, enthusiastic crowd.
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Pain
Pompeii
Jacob Adler
the Walnut
Chester
Vaude- Ville
Herr Saona
Vagges
Mile. Dair
Bootblack
Hatch Brothers
Jacob Adler Stars In Yiddish The Stranger At Walnut Street
The Stranger a four act Yiddish drama by J Gordin received a strong performance at Walnut Street Theater with Jacob P Adler and a balanced cast from the Yiddish Grand Theater New York The plot parallels Tennysons Ennoch Arden while shifting focus to Naphtale Hertz Levin an exile whose wife Blume believes him dead until a dramatic reveal. The production blends pathos with well timed comedy and features notably strong performances by Kal man Moishe Sarah Heneh Benny Pittie Staradub and Piniy Star before Naphtole dies without breaking his familys heart.
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Jacob Adler
J. Gordin
Tennyson
Enoch Arden
Walnut Street Theater
Jacob P. Adler
Yiddish Grand Theater
New York
Mr. Gordin
Arden
Anna
Philip
Isle of the Seas
Enoch
Russia
Naphtale Hertz Levin
Siberia
Pinie Staradub
Blume
Naphtole
Pinie
Pirie
Amerea
Kalman Moishe
Peter Graff
Sarah Heneh
Es Wilensky
Henry J. Ginsberg
Lily
Rosette Kohn
Leon Blank
Mr. Adler
Coney Company to End Annual River Passes This Season
The up town mail carrier reports unprecedented demand for annual passes to the river grounds at Coney. Messrs Brooks and Anderson decide to abolish the passes next season after handling about 20,000 letters this year as courtesy travelers.
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Coney Company
First National Bank
Messrs
Brooks
Anderson
L. T. Anderson
Coney
Innes Band to Play at Zoo Garden Starting June 17
Innes and his sixty member band will perform at Zoo logical Garden from June 17 in a farewell tour. The ensemble, considered one of the country’s most expensive and best, travels with renowned vocal and instrumental soloists. The tour, spanning two hundred cities in the United States and Canada, precedes European engagements in spring 1907.
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Innes
Zoological Garden
Canada
Conway's Band to Play Rag Time at Zoological Garden
Conway's Band plans a popular rag time programme at the Zoological Garden tomorrow evening. Despite rain reducing last night’s attendance, a well filled clubhouse saw diners enjoy the concert. The Zoo maintains a steady concert schedule, weather or not, with an enthusiastic audience praised by Director Conway.
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Conway
Zoological Garden
Zoo
Coniway
Death Penalty Abolition Bill Debated in Parliament
In St Petersburg on June 4 the lower branch of Parliament will suspend agrarian debate to consider a two paragraph bill to abolish the death penalty in all cases with a lower penalty for offenses previously punished by death. The bill targets reinforced security and martial law situations and limits death to attempts on the Emperor or breaking quarantine.
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Petersburg
Balance on Cincinnati Pumping Station Case Dissolved
Special Dispatch reports that after bond of 40000 was filed the injunction preventing Cincinnati Board of Water Works from paying the Luenzman Construction Company the balance due on the Western Pumping Station contract will be dissolved. Judge Seaman issued the decision after hearings. The Fidelity Trust Company had sought the injunction as trustee of the insolvent United States Construction Company which originally held the contract. The Luenzman Company denies any conspiracy to defraud creditors and says profits on the contract range from 30000 to 45000.
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Commercial Tribune
Milwaukee
Wis
Board of Water
Works Commissioners of
Cincinnati
Luenzman Construction Company
Seaman
Fidelity Trust Company
United States Construction Company
Henry Herman
Luenzman Company
Trust Company
Timlin
Ohio liquor delegates push education against prohibition
At the nineteenth annual convention of the Wine and Spirits Association of Ohio held at the Phoenx Club delegates endorsed an education drive to show that prohibition harms government and temperance. Attendees from Columbus Cleveland Dayton Toledo Hamilton and Youngstown heard short addresses by Judge Rufus B. Smith Albert Bettinger and A J Freiberg advocating better liquor industry cooperation and a model license bill to replace high taxes. Election results named Adolf Theobold as president and a diverse board of managers. Evening plans sent Cincinnati delegates to Louisville for the National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers of America three day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wine and Spirits Association of Ohio
Phoenx Club
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Hamilton
Youngstown
Rufus B. Smith
Albert Bettinger
A. J. Freiberg
Adolf Theobold
Solomon W. Levi
Cincinnati
Co. Sandheger
Charles G. Schneck
Charles W. Sander
Solomon Rauh
L. J. Hacker
Emil Kaufmann
Theo Leopold Einstein
J. H. Holmes
B. Siller
George F. Ieteelar
T. McHugh
Joseph Debar
M. L. Westheimer
Louisville
National Association of Wholesale Liquor Dealers of America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club Rooms
Peirce J. Cadwalader
Samuel Pogue
H. H. Peck
Ernest W. Osborne
H. H. Morris
Elizabeth Burkhardt
John Adams Bechtel
Charles Webber
Belle Lyman Clay
Herbert Jenney
Stephen C. Ayers
J. Gordon Taylor
William H. Taylor
Randolph Matthews
William T. Simpson
John Murphy
W. T. Irwin
Clarke Montgomery
Anne Burkham
Country Club
Rabbi Philipson
Children of the Republic
Man with Fractured Skull Found on City Streets
An unidentified white man about 50 was taken to City Hospital yesterday afternoon from Knowlton and Apple streets with a fractured skull. Storekeepers said he had been staggering nearby before the injury. Police found a man claiming to have seen the fall and head strike the curb.
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City Hospital
Knowlton
Apple Streets
Avondale Bridegroom From Louisville Ties Knot
The August wedding of Miss Alice Tudor to Carelton Emory Clutia was held at the Tudor home in Avondale. Rev. Robert Harris officiated as guests and family celebrated with a wedding supper. the couple will reside in Louisville after July 6. Out-of-town attendance included Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey of Chicago and the Sanborns of Indianapolis.
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Alice Tudor
Hugh Tudor
Carelton Emory Clutia
Louisville
Gholson Avenue
Avondale
Robert Harris
Avondale Grace Episcopal Church
Gerry M. Sanborn
Indianapolis
Richard Seldon Spencer
Cleveland
Clutia
Nettie Tudor
Blanche Tudor
Amanda Braemer
Walker
Third Avenue
Kentucky
E. A. Kinsey
Chicago
G. M. Sanborn
Tichenor
Ind
Helen Charlotte Kelley
Joseph Burton Kelley
George H. Mayr
South Bend
Bell Place
Walnut Hills
Florence Mayr
Clara Cahill
Jennie Murray
Vernon David
John Quinlan
Allen Campbell
Katherine Tuttle
Frederick C. Tuttle
Alma Brumbach
Frederick Tuttle
Charles Peters
Charles Richardson
G. M. Peters
Luray Avenue
Harris Price wedding events and European tour plans
Family leaves Thursday for New York to sail on an extended European tour. Mr Harry Price hosts a dinner dance for the bridal party and out of town guests of the Harris Price wedding tomorrow. J H Bromwell and son plan a six weeks Mexico trip. Fresh Air Fund recitals raised almost 300 for charity. St Michael's Church bazaar opens with strong support and runs to June 18. Mayor Dempsey opened the bazaar with an encouraging address.
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New York
Europe
Harry Price
Darice
Eiberon Country Club
Harris- Price
J.H. Bromwell
Edward Bruce Bromwell
Mexico
St. Michael’s Church
Burns and
St. Michael Streets
Dempsey
Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
Trussell
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta
Social News From Kentucky Reflects Memorials and Visits
Memorial services at Evergreen Cemetery included a prayer by Rev J Clyde Turner and musical readings by soloists Mrs Leon ard Spears and Miss Lucy Logan Désha. Newport groups enjoyed a trolley ride to Cincinnati, with dinners at Linden Hotel and social events for Miss Cora Amann.
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Evergreen Cemetery
J. Clyde Turner
Leonard Spears
Lucy Logan Désha
Mr. Lockhart
Colonel Berry
Tuesday Literary Club
Newport
Cincinnati
Linden Hotel
College Hill
John D. Ellis
Robert Dé Valcourt Carroll
Covington
New York City
Lucy Blackburn
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Caroline Windermann
Edith Farnau
Colorado Springs
Cornelia Payne
Louisville
William Andrews
Covington Ladies Plan Contest and Travel Arrangements
The Nous Nous Voyous Club will enter a bridge whist event Monday June 11. Misses Fanny Beach and Daisy Fair head Covington representatives for the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Mt. Sterling Kentucky on June 20. Mrs Mollie Pearce and Miss Lida Fant of Covington sail June 14 for the summer abroad.
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Fanny Beach
Daisy Fairhead
Covington
Nous Nous Voyous Club
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mt. Sterling
Mollie Pearce
Lida Fant
Stab Incident At Central Avenue Bar Leaves Bartender Wounded
George Cochran, 19, a bartender of 26 Central Avenue, was slashed on the neck by an unknown Italian customer last night. He was stabbed with a razor during a drink service and taken by Patrol No. 4 to City Hospital. the wound is described as not serious.
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George Cochran
Central Avenue
Cochran
Patrol No. 4
Bertha Claiche Sentenced for Manslaughter in New York
Bertha Claiche pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the killing of Emil Gerdron. Judge Davis sentenced her to a term of not less than two years and two months nor more than five years in prison.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Bertha Claiche
Emil Gerdron
Davis
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Mlle
Dair
Norwood
Mendel
the Innes
the Zoo
Balange
Water Commission
Luenzman
Dioguss Liquor
Wine and Spirits Association
Prohibition
Cupid
Mrs. Isham
Helen
Edward C. Kirkpatrick
Elsa Bienfang
Thomas Steadman Stephens
Andreas Burkhart
Thomas Johnson
Ralph Avery
Miss McDonald
Beatrice Burkhart
South Crescent Avenue
Beinfang
Charles Aaron Pauly
Marianna
Charles Lea
Abteys
Inez Flanagan
Dana D. Flanagan
Reno F. Runck
Mr. Runck
Charles F. Runck
Clifton
St. Francis de Sales’ Church
Hartman’s Grove
Little Miami River
Louis J. Hauck
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Telford
the Wiltshire
Phoebus
Haddon Hall
Leeds & Lippincott
Galen Hall Hotel and Sanatorium
F. L. Young
Mer
Chas, R. Myers
Chalfonte
Leeds Company
Marlborough - Blenheim
Josiah White & Sons
Hotel
St. Charles Newlin Haines
Dennis Walter J. Buzby
Hotel Traymore Traymore Hotel Coo
Phila
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delphin
Traymore
Atlantic City Country Club
Marquette, Aymore Hotel Company
D. S. White
Sorosis
West Seventh St
Fresh Air Fund
L. B. Harrison
Grandin Road
Hotel Belleclaire
Broadway
77Th St
Theater Parti
Ches Stra
Milton Poblee
St.denis Broadway
11Th ‘Street
William Taylor & Son
Martinique Broadway
Social News
Normandie
Washington, D. C. Corner Fifteenth and Streets
N. W
McPherson Square
Miss Grace Garwood
Mallinery
Race Street
St. Charles
Bell
Newlin Haines
N. J
LEEDS
Dennis
S. S. Phoebus
Beach Haven, N. J
Engleside
Beach Haven
R. F. Engle
ST. Lawrence River, N. Y
Deer Park
Eer Park
Allegheny Mountains
Cals
Cineinnati
White Mts
Mount Pleasant
Mount. Washington
Anderson & Price, Mgrs
the Ormond
Florida
Bretton-Inn-at-Ormond-Beach
Bretton Hall
Seymour
Ingleside
N Las Lake
Ingleside, Mich
Lambert J. Wilson
Laannabing
Charlevoix, Mich
Charlevoix Beach
Om Bluff
Pocdsukten
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