Big Free Vaudeville Bill at Chester and Norwood
Chester hosts a big free vaudeville bill next week featuring Herr Saona Mile Dair the Hatch Brothers and the Bootblack Quartet as crowds pack the pavilion amid favorable reviews. The piece notes strong attendance despite a recent storm impact and mentions plans to honor Mile Rhea with a memorial organized by Norman Hackett and backed by prominent theater figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Pain
Park
Keith
Herr Saona
Mile. Dair
Hatch Brothers
Bootblack
McKinley
Old Park
Lagoon unveils new carrousel drawing crowds
Management and patrons praise Lagoon Park as the largest carrousel of its kind. After a storm the park reported no major damage and noted a record Sunday attendance for June. A new Circle Swing and a California trip car are set to open soon alongside a popular vaudeville bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagoon
California
Moving Picture
Conway's Popular Programme at the Zoological Garden
Conway's Band performs a popular concert at the Zoological Garden tonight. The program features rag time as a descriptor of popular music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
the Zoological Garden
Cascarets Ad Exalts Popular Use and Vigilant Imitator Warnings
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a trusted daily remedy with claims of high daily usage and broad public endorsement. It asserts millions of loyal users and over five million dollars spent on promotion while warning about imitators and counterfeiters stealing goodwill and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascarets
Cascarets Ten Cent West Pocket Box Promises Health
An advertising pitch extols Cascarets as a time tested safe product for digestion. The copy claims they strengthen bowel muscles and prevent disease, warns against dishonest imitators, and notes the Sterling Remedy Company makes the genuine ten cent West Pocket box marked CCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Free to Our Friends Gold Plated Fidelity Box
An advertisement offers a gold plated keepsake box described as a dainty trinket. It promises a small charge to cover costs and asks readers to send a penny measure of faith with payment to Sterling Remedy Company in Chicago or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
New York
Queen City Beach Promises Big Bathing Season
Water is plentiful across local bathing spots but attendance is down yesterday. Queen City Beach, praised for location and equipment, expects a strong comeback as sunshine returns and crowds flock to the riverfront pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Chester
Chester Lake
Pompeii Coming to Norwood Grounds for Two-Week Run
A large outdoor production titled Last Days of Pompeii opens Monday at Norwood grounds transforming the site into an ancient Roman city. A 20+ performer company arrives from New York, with scenery, ballet and gladiator acts rehearsing in Cincinnati while Frank Oakes Rose directs and Smittie’s Band provides music for the two week engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Norwood Circus
Cincinnati
New York
Old Town
Frank Oakes Rose
Smittie
Innes Band Set to Enliven Zoo Concerts Next Week
The Innes band of sixty musicians visits the Zoo next week promising novelty in its program. Garden crowds are expected to grow as fans anticipate an unusual entertainment by the well known orchestra leader and his ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Entries Announced for University of Chicago Meet at Marshall Field
Chicago June 5 Entries for the annual University of Chicago interscholastic meet to be held at Marshall Field Saturday were announced by Director Stagg Seventy three schools from ten states will be represented with 234 athletes Seton Hall Prep of South Orange N J eastern representative Kansas City Central High and Manual Training School western entrants Manistee Muskegon Grand Rapids Ann Arbor and Detroit Michigan teams Male School and the University School of Louisville lead the South Ohio contingents Granville and others will join teams from Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Indiana Minnesota and more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Marshall Field
Stagg
Seton Hall Preparatory School
South Orange
N. J
Central High and Manual Training School
Kansas City
Manistee
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Michigan
University School
Louisville
Ohio
Granville
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Missouri
Indiana
Minnesota
Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Championship Begins in New York
The Metropolitan Lawn Tennis Championship opened yesterday at the West Side Club. In the singles first round Throckmorton defeated Pate 6-3 7-5 while Westfall beat Cragin Jr. 3-6 7-5 6-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Side
C. ’. Throckmorton
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
W. L. Pate
Brooklyn Lawn Tennis Club
H. L. Westfall
Kings County Lawn Tennis Club
William B. Cragin, Jr
Seventh Regiment Lawn Tennis Association
Fissimmons Burns Fight Postponed Pending Governor’s Opinion
Philadelphia officials announce a further postponement of the Fissimmons Burns bout at the Tuxedo Club in North Essington Pa. No new date will be set until Governor Pennypacker rules on legality of twenty round fights in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tuxedo Athletic Club
Wich
North Essington
Pennypacker
Long Signs With Omaha Western League Captain
Herman Long, renowned former shortstop of the pennant winners at Boston, has signed with the Omaha Western League Club. He will play his regular shortstop position and serve as team captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Omaha
Special Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Gmaha
Neb
Herman Long
Ander Selee
Boston
Short
notables in June weddings across Walnut Hills and suburbs
A busy June brings multiple weddings in Walnut Hills and nearby towns. Helen Burton Kelley of Bell Place wed George Mayr of South Bend at a family home with roses and smilax. Laura Duhme Stevenson married at home in Wyoming with yellow and white decor. Florence Anthony Johnson and Samuel Vance wed at Brighth Street Friends Church. Inez Flannagan and Reno Runck exchanged vows at College Hill. Anna Leona Hall’s engagement announced for June 19 in Walnut Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burton Kelley
Bell Place
Walnut Hills
Helen
George Mayr
South Bend
Ind
Florence Mayr
Jennie Murray
Clara Cahill
Vernon David
Chicago
John Quinlan
Allen Campbell
Augustus Quatman
St. Francis de Sales Church
Mayr
Florence Anthony Johnson
Evan Lewis Johnson
Price Hill
Samuel Edward Vance
Friends’ Church
Brighth Street
Big
City
William H. Taylor
Lewis Belden
Church of the Nativity
Anna Lewis Johnson
William Porter Jones
Charles Albert Fisher
George Edward Fisher
Frank Coddington Anderson
Archer Griffin Dean
Mrs. Vance
Hawthorne Avenue
Inez Flannagan
Dana D. Flannagan
Reno Runck
Charles F. Runck
Clifton
College Hill
Charles Austin
Charles Runck, Jr
Runek
Irene Flannagan
Josephine Runck
Etta Runck
Malloy
Henry Luck
Mrs. Runck
Amann Creaghead Nuptials Set For Newport Social Event
Kentucky social notes report the wedding of Miss Cora Amann and Mr Joseph Creaghead at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Newport at 8 pm. Also listed are social visits and forthcoming nuptials including Miss Hastings and Mr Swetnam at the bride’s mother home, plus club entertaining plans in Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Cora Amann
Joseph Creaghead
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Card Club
Covington
William P. Carpenter
Willie Kennedy
Garrard Street
Mack Wherritt
Basil
Wherritt
New York City
Nannie Wasson
Versailles
Josephine Hastings
Russell Swetnam
Anna
Real Bargains on English Teas and After Dinners
Collapse of shelving broke nearly 100 dozen fine English teas and after dinners. Sales cut prices for brands Minton Cauldon Gwelcome Doulton Wedgwood Jones Limoges with dramatic reductions. many dozes now priced far below former amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Cauldon
Goalport
Doulton
Wedgwood, Jones, &c
Social Notes From Covington And Newport
Hamilton and Clark Co Stewart Hastings of East Fourth Covington visiters include Mrs Green and Miss Mamie Turner Mt Sterling Ky returning from Covington Mrs Leslie Applegate. A Klein family from Wallace Place Covington sail June 17 for Europe. Mrs Anna Wells and daughter Dimple Washington Ind guests of Mr and Mrs Will iam A Draddy Newport depart for New York City then Europe. Sprigg Ebbert Covington returns from Center College Danville Ky. Invitations issued for a children party June 8 hosted by Susan Simrall and Mary Louise Ewan Wallace Place Covington. Mrs Mary Anna Enncking Newport invites to Florence Enncking and Frederick Bassman marriage June Wednesday 8:30 at St Stephen s Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Hastings
East Fourth Street
Covington
Green
Mamie Turner
Mt. Sterling
Leslie Applegate
Alexander Klein
Wallace Place
Anna Wells
Miss Dimple
Washington
Ind
William A. Draddy
Newport
New York City
Rice Rain Triggers Runaway Carriage Near North Fairmount
Florence Johnson of Westwood narrowly escaped injury when a shower of rice at Harrison Avenue caused the horse pulling her carriage to bolt. She fainted in the excitement as the horse halted several blocks away before she could attend a wedding in North Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Johnson
Westwood
Harrison Avenue
North Fairmount
River Departures and Ohio River Stage Report
The River announces departures from Huntington Maysville Louisville Memphis and Vicksburg with times listed. The stage of the Ohio River at Cincinnati yesterday was 18.4 feet and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
River traffic shifts as steel boats gain favor and storms disrupt port
Flotsam and Jetsam reports Tuesday departures from Cincinnati port including lacoma to Pomeroy and City of Cincinnati to Louisville, arrivals from Huntington Maysville and Memphis. A heavy storm caused vessels to tie up and minor damage. steel is rising as preferred for river craft while coal shippers study steel barges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Lacoma
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Greenwood
Huntington
Louisvile
Georgia Lee
Memphis
Acoma
Charleston
Sallie Marmet
T. J. Hatfield
Lucie Marmet
Catherine Davis
Robert P. Gillham
Winnifrede
Val P. Collins
St. Louis
The
Pilots Society
Olive Street
Panama Building
George Buck
Buffalo
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Whetstone
W. B. Calderwood
Kanawha
Lizzie Bay
Fern and
Cameron
Catlettsburg
Upper
Ohio
River Gusts and Rains Drive Steady Water Rise Across Rivers
Special Dispatches report river levels and weather updates for multiple cities. Highlights include Pittsburg Ohio River at Davis Island Dam rising to 5.1 feet, Cairo at 18.8 feet and rising, Louisville canal 5.5 feet, and Wheeling 8.7 feet and rising, with showers, warmth, and cloudy conditions observed or forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Warren
Oil City
Greensboro
Columbia
Woodward
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Davis Island Dam
Steubenville
Keystone Egolunteer and Crescent
Wheeling
Bedford
Parkersburg
Keystone State
Cincinnati
Crescent
Middleport
Katy
Belleville
Rayman
Hockingport
Ben Hur
PT. Pleasant
Greenland
H. M. Stanley
Louisville
Evansville
Cairo
Jille
St. Louis
Stan
Memphis
Mary Michael
Vicks
Saltillo
Mnessee River
Michael
Upper Ohio
Ford Herald
Cincinnati notice of street and alley vacations before council
Petition seeks vacation of Niagara Crane Litherbury Reed Broad Walden Brooklyn streets and the alley between Eastern and Gladstone with a foot subway under ordinance 836 The council may act after July 18 1906 but by October 18 1906 Edwin Henderson clerk Je6-61-W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Niagara Street
Ohio River
Crane Street
Litherbury Street
Gladstone Avenue
Reed Street
Fulton) Avenue
Broad Street
Eastern Avenue
Gladstone
Walden Street
Brooklyn Street
Albion Street
Little Miami Railroad
Cushing Alley
Goodloe Street
Edwin Henderson
Norwood seeks bids for $25 000 waterworks bonds
Sealed proposals are invited by W E Wichgar City Auditor Norwood Ohio for the purchase of City of Norwood Ohio waterworks bonds totaling $25,000 50 bonds of $500 each 4 percent interest payable semi annually dated June 1 1906 due in 25 years. Bid deadline June 21 1906. Include certified check of $1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stewart
Traction
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Norwood
W. E. Wichgar
Proposals for Draft Horses and Mules Issued at Jeffersonville
General Depot of the Quartermaster's Department announces sealed proposals due June 7 1906 for furnishing 153 draft horses 150 draft mules and 2500 pack mules of the highest grade. Bids in triplicate must be received by 11 am and may be rejected in whole or part. Envelopes should be marked Proposals for Draft Horses and Mules and addressed to J N Marshall Assistant Quartermaster General Depot Q M. Information on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quartermaster’s Department
Jeffersonville
Ind
U. S
J. N. Marshall
Q. M. Myil
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. H. Oliver
Bam A
Steamboats Leaves Wharfboat From Public Landing
Steamboats depart from the public landing at June seven on Thursday at six pm. Agent E R Mauck lists No 24 Public Landing and telephone 1160 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
E. R. Mauck
Public Landing
Steamer Greenwood Schedule Cleared for Ashland and Huntington
The steamer Greenwood departs Main Street every Monday and Wednesday for Ashland and continues to Huntington on Friday at 5 p.m. Telephone M. 1457 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Foot Main Street
Ashland
Huntington
Louisville and Intermediats Polats and Lower Ohio
Incomplete OCR snippet hints at a Louisville based notice involving intermediaries and the Ohio region. Readable terms include a street reference, a time Sunday 9 am, and a daily foreign receipt note. Further context is required for a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
M. — Street
Freign
Tel. Ue
LEE LINE STEAMERS Schedule and Rates Notice
GEORGIA LEE departs wharfboat foot Broad on Wednesday June 6 at p.m. for Memphis and Vicksburg with fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio and Pine Bluff. Peters LE follows June 13. Office 204 E Front. Wharfboat Main 859. Superintendent J Ellison and General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Georgia Lee
Lower Ohio
Memhis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters LE
E. Front
J. ¥. Ellison
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Storm
Coney
Soney Island
Dayton
Doss
Rhea
Cardinal Gibbong
Norman Hackett
Mile
Hackett
France
Montmorency
Marie Michailoff
Hortense Rhea
Michailoff
America
Europe
Paris
Fiske
West Forty-first Street
Cardinal, Gibbons
Viola Allen
Richard Mansfield
Robert B. Mantell
Marie
United Singers
Zoo
Jilo Vwagge
Pompei
Iyor Wood
TORR
Cascaret
Queen City Bathing Beach
West
News of Society
Laura Duhme
Herman Duhme, Jr
Frank W. Stevenson
Wyoming
J. S
Dallas
Tex
Harley Stevenson
Carroll Stevenson
Nicaragua
Central America
Cincinati Wesleyan College
Grand Hotel
Avy
Miss Hawkins
Kentucky Social News
Limoges
Jones
Wedgwood
Hamilton & Clark Co
West Fourth Street
Race
Cochinnie & P. m
Georgia
Louisville, Ily
Peters Lee
Hotels and Resorts
Hotel Belmont
Park Ave
Hotel York New
Seventh Ave
Cor
36Th St
Maces
Devcirace
Norman Grill Room
H. G. Williams
Dr. Lyon
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy, Wheeling and
Way Pionts Str
Main St
HOTEL
Seville
Madison Av
29Th Street
Fifth Av
Grand Central
Penn
Edward Purchas
Queen's Royal
Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ontario
Canada
Lake
Niagara River
Cuisino
Winnett & Thompson
L.W. Maxson
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
LEEDS
Che Tua
Charlevoix
Fred J. Bailey
Bailey
Mich
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Kronprinz
Kaiser
K.wm.ii
K.wm.il
Kr’prinz
Kronp
z.Ju
Kurf
Gibraltar
Naples
Gendoa
Hohenz
P.irene
K.luise
K. Luise
K. Albert
Oelrichs & CO
Ad National Bank
Brighton
Roga National Bank
Bepler & Co
Third St
Dear Main
First National Ban
German ‘National Bank
S. Kuhn & Sons
Western German Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Thos, Cook & Son’s Tours
E. Third ST
Hamilton County
Emily Co. Norton
Said County
Anne Norton Hartdegen
Aaron A. Ferris
Mercantile Library
Mary EE. Maxwell
Antrim
New Hampshire
Court of Common Rae
Kaemilton County
Marcroukee
Maxwell
Woremantope
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