Moscow at Coney theater showcases top open air acts
Gregory's Moscow festival at Coney features feats by the Brothers Glass Eddie Marvelle Bissanette and Newman with Russian dancers and Smittie's Band providing music. Mme Nordica plans an American Bayreuth style Institute of Music near a Wagner replica Festival House as part of a grand cultural project.
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Gregory
Moscow
Coney
Glass
Eddie Marvelle
Bissanette
Newman
Siers
Smittie
Department of the River Park
Richard Wagner
Europe
Mme. Nordica
American Institute of Music
Bayreuth
The Fortune Teller opens Chester Opera Company season
The Chester Opera Company schedules The Fortune Teller for June 16 with Alice Neilson in dual Irma and Musette roles. Critics praise Herbert's score and Harry B. Smith's book. The company, led by Stage Director Fitzgerald, rehearses chorus, dances, and stage business for a near perfect opening night.
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Chester Opera Company
Alice Neilson
Irma
Musette
Victor Herbert
Harry B. Smith
Robin Hood
Chester
Fitzgerald
Vaudeville Bill at Coney Island Next Week
Amusement Director Englebreth presents a Coney Island vaudeville bill starting Sunday. Features include the Ahrens head-to-head balancers Lucier and Lucier in a Romeo and Juliet travesty Casad and DeVerne in a musical sketch William B Windom in a humorous blackface turn Done gettas dog and pony circus and Zeno the juggler.
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Coney Island
Ahrens
Lucier
Casad
DeVerne
William B. Windom
Donegettas
Dog and Pony Circus
Zeno
Engiebreth
Chesterto host free vaudeville bill next week
The program features the Country Choir a quartet of good singers performing old and new songs Kalacratus a Greek juggler Tom and Edith Almonds musical comedy artists and Coyne and Tinlin artistic hand balancers offering varied entertainment for all audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Kalacratus
Tom
Edith Almond
Coyne
Tinlin
Confectioners at the Zoo Day Crowds Concerts Banquet
The Zoo hosted Confectioners Day with favorable weather and a crowded day. Visitors enjoyed the Tour of the World War ride, Innes orchestral concerts, animals and new buildings. At 6 pm 350 confectioners sat to a Zoo quality banquet, finishing with a lively evening concert as summer seemed to arrive.
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Innes
Sand and gravel deposit aids Lagoon beach repair
Builders uncovered a rich sand and gravel bed during excavations near the Lagoon. Lagoon management bought the surplus to repair flood damage to the bathing beach. The natural spring water and renewed surface provide ideal footing and improving facilities. baths to reopen likely next Sunday.
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Lagoon Management
Lillian Nordica Plans Bayreuth Style Theater Near New York
Mme Lillian Nordica announces in The Herald she will establish a Bayreuth style theater on the Hudson near New York. Using part of her fortune the renowned soprano will erect the Lillian Nordica theater project on the riverfront.
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Nordica Festival Theater
New York
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Herald
Hudson
Bayreuth
America
German American Theater Closes After Four Years
The German American Theater in Berlin, devoted to plays about German emigrants in America, has failed and closed today after four years of operation four years of which the last was less fortunate than the others.
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Berlin
America
Klaw and Erlanger Secure Chicago Auditorium
The Auditorium Theater in Chicago is secured by Klaw and Erlanger for ten years at 67500 dollars yearly. The new management will take possession and open September 1. Mil ward Adams, the theater’s director, left for New York for a conference with the owners after the deal.
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K. and
Chicago Auditorium
Chicago
Klaw
Erlanger
Milward Adams
New York
Miss Nethersole Enjoined in Paris
Olga Nethersole was enjoined in Paris by Albert Carre director of the Opera Comique to stop producing Carmen. Carre controls the French opera rights and claims his rights cover the drama and he will punish Miss Nethersole for presenting Carmen in America without royalties.
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Miss Nethersole
Paris
Olga Nethersole
Albert Carre
Opera Comique
M. Carre
France
America
Hinkle Party Heads to Bar Harbor for Extended Stay
Mr. and Mrs. A. Howard Hinkle depart for Bar Harbor for several weeks. They stay at the Sinton Hotel with a large retinue. rooms will be used during his absence. He plans to travel to Marienbad for a cure and later to Lucerne for an aftercure.
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A. Howard Hinkle
Bar Harbor
Sinton Hotel
Forgan to Leave Alton Railroad Board Reported
Chicago financier James B. Forgan is said to have resigned from the directorate of the Chicago and Alton Railroad. The move was told to Chairman D. F. Yoakum with no official explanation given. It is noted Forgan opposed continuing the existing dividend rate.
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Chicago
Read
Commercial Tribune
New York
James B. Forgan
Chicago & Alton Railroad
D. F. Yoakum
Forgan
De Raylan's Widow Loses Estate After Attache Declared Woman
Chicago June 5 Nichols de Raylan former attache of the Russia Consulate officially declared to be a woman. Mrs Anna de Raylan who lived with de Raylan as his wife will not share in an estate valued at about 3000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Nichols de Raylan
Russia
Anna de Raylan
de Raylan
Utilities bill to governor passes senate in New York
The New York Senate concurrs with the assembly to override Mayor Clelland's veto and pass the public utilities bill. It now awaits Governor Hughes's signature for final approval.
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New York Senate
Hughes
Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
Senate
Assembly
M.clelland
New York City
Mystery of Identity in Burned Factory Victim Confirmed
Austrian immigrant John William Hermann identified the coat found in the boiler room as worn by the dead man, Panko Bukowski, after a morgue visit. Detectives sought Hermann to confirm details about the coat and the victim, while the coroner reviews the evidence.
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Ryan
Panko Bukowski
John William Hermann
Bukowski
Sweeney
Houillion
Hérmann
Galacia
Hermann
Special meeting to grant 25 year gas franchise
Mayor calls council meeting to vote a twenty five year franchise to the Columbia Gas and Electric Company to supply natural gas to Hamilton by January 1. Rate set at thirty cents per 1000 feet with city mains used and interest on 115000 in city gas bonds paid as rental.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Thomas
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
Columbia Company
Columbus Horses Parade Opens Civic Tradition
Columbus held its first work horse parade under the Board of Trade patronage. More than three hundred teams representing city industries joined the procession, following a similar display in New York City a few days earlier.
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Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Board of Trade
New York City
Kenton County Republicans to name delegates in Covington
A mass convention to name delegates to the State Republican convention was called for June 15 at Turner Hall Covington. Temporary officers were chosen Daniel Hemin gway and John E Sheppard. The state convention meets June 19 in Louisville with 2055 votes of which 1028 needed. A July 20 city county convention will nominate a municipal ticket and county officers. Jerome Prather seeks City Jailer nomination with rivals Charles Vonderschmidt and Peter Steffen noted. Other announced candidates include John J Craig Edward Zeis and John L Beitzer.
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Kenton County Republican Executive Committee
Covington
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Daniel C. Hemingway
John E. Sheppard
Louisville
Jefferson County
Kenton County
Campbell County
Common Law
Circuit Court
Jerome Prather
Board of Council
Charles Vonderschmidt
Peter Steffen
John J. Craig
John L. Beitzer
Edward Zeis
Evergreen Cemetery May Halt Sunday Funerales
The Cabmen Union and Ministers Association urge Evergreen Cemetery to ban Sunday funerals. At a board meeting, union officers presented a petition citing other cemeteries now stopping Sunday services. Rev R B Nelson spoke for the Ministers' Association urging opposition to Sunday funerals. The board will present the issue to lot owners for a vote.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Newport
Cabmen’s Union
Ministers’ Association
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Evergreen Board
R. B. Nelson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Christian Science Treatment Fails Lagoon Hamilton Boy Dies
In Hamilton Ohio a fifteen year old Waldo Kennel died after two weeks illness treated by Christian Science pastor Nellie Freshman. Autopsy by Dr Grafft and Dr Huston found appendicitis with a gallon and a half of pus. coroner Schumacher said only operation could have saved him. Inquest set for Saturday with sensational developments expected.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Schumacher
Waldo Kennel
Alex Kennel
Trenton
Nellie Freshman
Hamilton Christian Science Church
Kennel
Foraker Assured Texas Visit Safe Despite Riot Claims
Senator Foraker was told it would be safe to visit Brownsville after testimony before the Senate Military Affairs Committee. Louis Cowan denied reports he threatened a porter and said he did not corroborate dispatches alleging violence.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senator Foraker
Brownsville
Louis Cowan
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Cowan
St. Louis
Foraker
PIANISTS WILL GRADUATE AT G C AVERDICK SCHOOL
Commencement exercises for the G C Averdick Piano School are set for Friday evening June 14 in the Library Auditorium. The program features classical music and dramatic readings by Miss Louise M Ford. Prizes and diplomas will be given by Joseph M Nurre. participants include Nora Bolan Marguerite Cook Hattie McKinley Mary Schricke Clara Vonhoene Nellie Bolan Edward Gross Marie Donnelly and others.
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G. C. Averdick Piano School
Library
Louise M. Ford
Joseph M. Nurre
Nora Bolan
Marguerite Cook
Hattie McKinley
Mary Schricke
Clara Vonhoene
Nellie Bolan
Edward Gross
Marie Donnelly
Bernard Nurre
Opal Wilson
Matilda Kokenge
Florence Ellerhorst
Marie Elliott
Elizabeth Dooley
Olivia Klumpe
Hilda Kordenbrock
Agnes Mahoney
Gertrude Best
Lauretta Brown
William Averdick
Marie Hollern
Bessie Bolan
Grace Morris
Annie Gaynor
Nella Ryan
Frank
Anna and
Aloysius Kreinest
Newport News in Brief: Big Campbell County real estate sale
The Alamo Flat Building at Third Street and Washington Avenue in Newport sold by Weber Realty to Frank S. Thorpe of Cincinnati for 30000 dollars. The seven apartment and four-office Spanish style structure is among the county’s largest recent transactions. Police report multiple local court actions including bicycle theft arrest, divorce suit, tax suit, juvenile custody, street improvement judgments, and fines for small offenses.
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Campbell County
Newport
Alamo
Third Street
Washington Avenue
Weber Realty Company
Frank S. Thorpe
Cincinnati
George Wooding
Southgate Street
Sheeran and
Morton
Zettie King
William King
Kenton
Edward Zeis
Covington
Shaw
Court of Appeals
Zach Hedger
Rosedale
W. S. Nowland
Mary A. Hall
St. Louis Avenue
Dominick Fugazzi
Eighth Street
Madison Avenue
Read
Mary L. Flerlage
Flerlage
George Tepe
Charles Hamilton
Hawkins
Ashby
Turner
Jim Flintroy
Hamilton
Elect Nine Members to Ohio Gymnastic Union Committee
An election at Turner Hall Covington selected nine men for the Executive Committee of the Ohio Gymnastic Union. Elected: Robert Fredericks August Hoffman Henry Lohstroh William Riedlin George F Roth George Schneider Louis Schnei der Henry Wahle Alban Wolff. Covington Turners will attend the Indiana District Gymnastic Union Turnfest in Louisville on June 27 28 29 with contestants in swimming wrestling weight lifting and relay events.
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Ohio Gymnastic Union
Ohio
Turner Society
Turner Hall
Pike Street
Covington
Robert Fredericks
August Hoffman
Henry Lohstroh
William Riedlin
George F. Roth
George Schneider
Louis Schneider
Henry Wahle
Alban Wolff
Covington Turners
Indiana
Louisville
Henry Lambert
EB. Miller
BH. Miller
B. Knochelmann
Albert Sempstroth
Albert Lang
Albert Krohmann
Campbell County Courts Report Involving Tickets and Trials
Charles Wilson was fined 25 dollars and costs by Police Judge Hawkins for selling bogus tickets and remanded to jail on default. John Teuschman sues Martha Green to recover 942 dollars for nursing her husband during illness. trial set for a second time. Campbell County Grand Jury began its first session yesterday.
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Charles Wilson
Hawkins
John Teuschman
Martha Green
Campbell County Grand Jury
Covington Eagles Honor Edward Drohan at Memorial
Covington Lodge of Eagles No. 329 held memorial services for Edward J. Drohan at his home 318 Main Street. The funeral is set for this morning with services at St Patrick's Church. Covington Aerie No. 329 plans to meet at 7 30 Thursday morning to attend the funeral.
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Covington Lodge of Eagles
Edward J. Drohan
Main Street
Drohan
St. Patrick's Church
Covington Aerie of Eagles
E. J. Drohan
J. C. Collins
WM. B.kruse
Newport Water Works May Report Highlights Consumption and Receipts
At the Newport Water Works Commissioners meeting last night Superintendent Glazier reported May coal use 4 320 bushels and water consumption 65 580 000 gallons. Receipts totaled 1 878 41 dollars and claims allowed 3 560 97 dollars.
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Newport Water Works Commissioners
Glazier
Appea l Poolroom Case Faces Circuit Court
The Court of Appeals will hear the case of George Huber who was fined 10 000 by a jury for maintaining a poolroom after the Circuit Court yesterday sustained the defendant's motion.
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George Huber
Court of Appeals
Army officer sent to Illinois Guards encampment in summer
Major J. C. Tilson of the Fourth Infantry is detailed by the War Department to attend the National Guards encampment in Illinois from June 16 to August 10. Companies M and F of the Fourth Infantry will participate in West Virginia maneuvers from June 19 to 29. Hugh O'Brien, a chef at Dietrich's cafe in Ft. Thomas avenue, will wed Miss Emma Kronsbach of Morning View, Ky., on June 2.
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J. C.,tilson
Fourth Infantry
War Department
National Guards of
Illinois
Hugh O’brien
Dietrich’s
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Emma Kronsbach
Morning View
West Virginia
Obituary notes for A C Daily and others tied to Indiana deaths
Obituary records detail the death of Hon A C Daily former Indiana Auditor at 73 in Lebanon after Brights disease. He held wealth as Lebanon National Bank president and as a stockholder, with long Odd Fellow service. Other obituaries include Louis Ruttemmueller and John E Poor, plus Harry Whitney and Nelson Sayler, noting ages, professions, survivors, and funeral details.
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A. C. Daily
Indiana
Lebanon
Ind
Bright
Will Wood
South Bend
C. L. Daily
Muskogee, I. T
Nelson Sayler
Sayler
Milton
Ohio
John Sayler
West Third
Chicago Priest Appointed Servites Province Leader
The Pope approved the Servites General Chapter decision to raise the American body into a province. Very Rev. Father Hiner of Chicago’s Our Lady of Sorrows monastery was named Provincial of the new province.
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Rome
General Chapter of
Servites
Order of the Religious Servants of the Holy Virgin
Father H:iner
Monastery of Our Lady of Sorrows
Chicago
Butler County approves 3.055 mill tax levy for next year
Hamilton Ohio June 5 Butler County Commissioners set the county tax levy at 3.055 mills a reduction of .3 mills from last year. The duplicate totals $37,000,000 and will yield about $225,000 annually for county purposes.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Butler County
Ila
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