Amateurs in Opera to Feature at Auditorium
The auditorium hosts Tecla Vigna's Dramatic Action class presenting Zanetto and At Sunset with a Martha act. Notables include Mrs. Harry W. Dachtler as Silvia and Miss Kendall as Zanello. Dr. C. W. Simpkinson appears as Sir Tristan, with Irmgarde Bicker, Martha Henry, and Miss Kendall in key roles. Stephen Pell aids the injured actor.
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Miss Bicker
Martha
Miss Kendal
Nancy
DR. Simpson
Sir
Tristan
Mascagni
Miss Irm
Mrs. Dachtler
Silvia
Dell Kendall
Zanetto
Alma Bauer Bright Spotlight in Chester Park Summer Opera
The article highlights Alma Bauer as a bright attractive member of the Chester Park season. Daughter of Lewis Bauer a longtime Grand Opera House figure, she previously sang with the Alice Nielsen Opera Company and with Ward and Vokes. Bauer will understudy Miss Lucy Daly this coming season.
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Chester Park
Alma Bauer
Issuer
Lewis Bauer
Grand Opera House
Miss Bauer
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Ward and
Vokes
Ward
Lucy Daly
Grove Selbie union touted for upcoming nuptials
Prominent manager W L Grove is stated to wed Miss Evelyn Selbie, a noted actress linked to William Morris company. Grove has a banking background with the Bank of Commerce in Louisville before entering theater, guiding major companies to success. Selbie is praised as accomplished and beautiful, with strong standing in Pittendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Grove
Evelyn Selbie
Femaing
William Morris
Grove
Bank of Commerce
Louisville
Selbie
Pittendon
Tribes Plan Annual Outing at Chester Park
The combined tribes of the Order of a Hur hold their annual outing at Chester Park next Saturday. A unique program features a Roman triumphal procession with members in full Roman costume and an attempt to reproduce the famed Ben Hur chariot race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Order of A Hur
Electra Stir Causes Barcelona Demonstration Night
In Barcelona on June 6 the anticlerical drama Electra, banned by the church, drew immense crowds and shouting supporters of liberty. A Republican demonstration followed, with participants parading the city streets amid calls against reaction and Jesuits.
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Barcelona
Theatrical actor Horace Pell shoots at hotel in Cleveland
Horace Pell, 22, a member of a Cleveland stock company, attempted suicide at a local hotel. He is from New York and in critical condition. Pell, son of Mrs. J Howland Pell, reportedly faced family opposition to his stage career and had funds to pursue business.
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Bitton
Dinard
France
My Lord
New York
Stephen Pell
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Horace Pell
Pell
J. Howland Pell
New York City
Founder of B. P. O. Elks Dies in Brooklyn
George W. Cumberland also known as George W. Thompson founder of the Elks, died at his home in Brooklyn from blood poisoning. A memorial and funeral service was held at the Elks Lodge in Brooklyn with tributes to his forty five year stage career. He once appeared at the Chatham Theater and last acted at Park Theater with Katie Emmett. He later ran a small bookstore with his brother W J Thompson. A finger felon led to his death.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Elks’ Lodge
Brooklyn
Elks
George W. Cumberland
Order
George W. Thompson
The
Mr. Thompson
Chatham Theater
Park Theater
Katie Emmett
Macduff
Rip van Winkle
W. J. Thompson
Corbett To Demonstrate His Skill Before Crowned Heads
Ex champion Jim Corbett prepares to travel to Europe aboard the Oceanic with Mrs. Corbett. He will demonstrate the manly art of self defense before Emperor William of Germany and is scheduled to appear before King Edward VII. He will be the first prizefighter to face crowned heads, and will be away about two months.
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New York
Jim
Corbett
Orbett
John JL. Sullivan
Ohio Opera House Managers elect officers for season
Akron June 6 The Ohio Opera House Managers elected officers for the coming season. President Albaugh of Akron, Vice President Charles F Collins of Tiffin, Secretary A G Henry of North Baltimore, Treasurer Ed L Moore of Bellaire. Next meeting set for Put-in-Bay on the second Wednesday in June 1902.
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Akron
Ohio Opera House
Albaugh
Charles F. Collins
Tiffin
A. G. Henry
North Baltimore
Ed L. Moore
Bellaire
Putin Bay
Secon
Ragtime Concert Planned at Zoological Garden
The Zoological Garden budget approves a single ragtime concert Wednesday evening next week. Sig Liberati mails to New York for latest ragtime music. Last year two concerts drew over 10 000 attendees and another large crowd is expected. Only ragtime selections will be played with a promised novelty.
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Zoological Garden
Sig. Liberati
New York
Zoo
Dancing at the Island Gueen Highlights Popular Ballrooms
Coney has long drawn dancers with a spacious ballroom on the Island Gueen and a large dancing pavilion. The grounds offer splendid music and liberal facilities, with an popular dancing teacher in charge each evening to enhance enjoyment of the dances.
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Coney
Gueen
Coney's Passes Exhausted
The management of Coney Island announces that the entire supply of annual passes for this season is exhausted and no more will be printed. Requests for passes will be respectfully declined due to high costs from the big boats and to avoid further embarrassment to management.
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Coney
Coney Island
Married life ends in divorce suit for Mabel Hite
Special Despatch to Comercial Tribune reports Mabel Hite of The Telephone Girl Company will seek a divorce from Ellis Hamlin after a brief marriage. Hamlin drew attention for erratic conduct in the best years of their union and the couple wed after a sudden courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comercial Tribune
Chicago
Mabel Hite
Telephone Girl’ Company
Ellis Hamlin
of Hamlin
Favor and Sinclair headline at Chester Park next week
The North Cincinnati Turn Verein outing at the Zoo features a Maypole dance with music by the Liberati Band. About 20 boys and girls rehearsed yesterday and tickets already exceed 10 000 as the event nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Zoo
Garden
Liberati
Turners
Miller Urges Law to Regulate Undertakers
Chas. A. Miller urged strict licensing for funeral directors at the Columbus convention. He called for enforcement against unqualified operators and said competent undertakers benefit the public while others sully the trade. Miller, who presented the address, returned to the city last night.
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Chas. A. Miller
Funeral Directors
Columbus
Miller
Royal Stanley Martin Named Commencement Speaker
Royal Stanley Martin of Hartwell is praised as one of the brightest pupils at the Cincinnati Technical School. He will deliver the commencement address on June 12.
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Royal Stanley Martin
Hartwell
Cincinnati Technical School
Swan Shortage Reaches Over Thirty Thousand in Arlington Case
In Cambridge on June 6 the Middlesex County Grand Jury disclosed Roland D. Swan former Arlington town clerk is over 30 000 in shortage from the town amid earlier town hall fire attempt and town safe burglary. A 282 count indictment for larceny was returned Swan pleaded not guilty and bail was raised to 25000 by the district attorney.
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Cambridge
Mass
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Roland D. Swan
Arlington
Swan
Toledo Attorney Delphy Faces Suit and Lunacy Inquest
John P. Delphy a Toledo attorney responds to a petition from Miss Aletta ut seeking to enjoin him from pursuing romance. He admits some facts and denies others while noting past arrest for kissing Genevra Johnstone in a downtown store elevator. A probate inquest of lunacy may be sought if his alleged actions continue.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
John P. Delphy
Aletta Ut
Genevra Johnstone
Muncie High School Holds 33rd Commencement
The thirty third annual commencement of Muncie High School was held at the Wysor Grand Opera House tonight with thirty six graduates. Disputes between many class members and the faculty over two failures led to cancellations of class day activities and a subdued program.
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Commercial Tribune
Muncie
Ind
Muncie High School
Wysor Grand Opera House
Crop report shows varied wheat quality across departments
The official crop paper lists winter wheat as very good in four departments, Forty-five percent good in thirty-four and passable in five. Spring wheat is very good in one department, fair in eighteen, and passable in three, with no spring wheat in other departments.
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Paris
Cincinnati Weather Record for 16 1901 and Year Comparisons
United States Weather Bureau data for Cincinnati up to 8 p.m. on the 16th shows cloudy conditions with a maximum of 74 and minimum of 66. Temperature and precipitation deficits are listed since June 1 and January 1, 1901, with an accumulated rainfall deficit of 9.57 inches.
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Emer
Cincinnati
Sa.m
N.W
Baanes
Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Government forecast notes fair conditions in Ohio Friday and Saturday with fresh east or west winds. Kentucky remains fair with variable winds Friday and Saturday. Indiana shows fair weather through Friday and Saturday with fresh westerly winds turning variable.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
River steamers depart with routes and times listed
The River column shows steamers leaving today from multiple ports including Pomeroy Maysville Tacoma and Louisville with departure times ranging from 2 to 11 p m Advertised sailings include Wells Petersburg and Queen City plus Pittsburg and Louisville notes The Ohio Valley rains yesterday were of no consequence while Kanawha shows cloudy weather and Huntington reports a light rain At Portsmouth the river level at 6 p m yesterday stood at 31 4 feet and falling
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Ohio Valley
Kanawha
Huntington
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Last Bid Opened For Cement Supply On Dam No 4
The final bid for supplying about 9000 barrels of cement for Dam No 4 on the Ohio River was opened at 2 pm. Bids from D. J. Kennedy Pittsburg Cummings Company Houston Brds Atlas Portland Cement Lawrence Cement Company Empire Portland Cement Wm W Clark & Son were submitted with samples. no awards yet.
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Ohio River
Chanoine
D. J. Kennedy
Pittsburg
Cummings Company
Houston Brds
Atlas Portland Cement Company
Lawrence Cement Company
Philadelphia
Empire Portland Cement Company
Warren
N. Y
Wm. W. Clark & Son
Baltimore
Little Fred
Voyager
Louisville
Dodsworth
Co. J. Menges
River Combine
Stewart
Lower Landing
Ludlow Landing
Henry de Bus
Paducah
Keystone State
Knox Pate
Rome
Little Miami
Scioto
Portsmouth
Reir
Seattle
Ash
Oregon
Kanawha
Winfred Coal Company
Douglass Hall
Pomeroy, O
River and riverboat movements across Ohio Valley
Weather and river depth reports across Warren Cleveland and surrounding towns with vessels and departures. Notes include Captain George Washington Jenkins death in Monaca born 1857 and survived by wife and two children. Snagboat E A Woodruff works Monongahela wharf as river levels fall. Numerous boats depart for Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Evansville with coal and cargo amid rain and cloudy warmth.
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Commercial Tribune
Warren
Brownsville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Bellaire
George Washington Jenkins
Ohio River
Monaca
Jenkins
New Cumberland
W. Va
First Presbyterian Church
Harbor No. 25
American Association of Masters and Pilots
Pittspurg
E. A. Woodruff
Monongahela
Market Street
Morgantown
Lorena
Queen City
Greenwood
H. K. Bedford
Parkersburg
The
Mariner
Charley Hook
Charleston
Kanawha
Adelle
Darling
J. B. Lewis
Otto Marmet
Dick Fulton
Trank Gilmore
Huntington
Indiana
Catlettsburg
Fred Wilson
Ed Roorts
John Moren
Theatka
Paintsville
Ohio
Valiant
Beile McGowan
Iron, Age
Dave Wood
Louisville
Tarascon
Evansville
Alice Brown
Tam Rees
Sam Brown
Pacific
Cairo
Tom Rees
Tdrnado
Belle McGowan
Fal- Ne
Wash Gray
Nash
Ceyvansville
W. C. Jutte Pred
Paducah
Lulu Warren
Tenae
Golconda
Inzab
Own
Wil Girs
Chattanooga
Torrow
Wheeling
W.va
Conn
Taylor
Riverboat schedule notes and city departures
Abley delayed by a long trip, sets off at noon for Vicksburg. Kate Adams departs at five for Arkansas City with a good trip. Ford Herald arrives from Cairo and heads back Saturday. Rees Lees expected down and leaves tomorrow for St. Louis.
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Vicksburg
Kate Adams
Arkansas City
Ford Herald
Cairo
Rees Lees
St. Louis
Maritime Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
On June 6 reports list arrivals and sailings at New York Boston Cherbourg and Liverpool with vessels including the Deutschland Koenig Luise Goodwin Oceanic Columbia and Austral. Hong Kong departures include Empress of China from Shanghai to Nagasaki Yokohama Vancouver.
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New York
Deutschland
Hamburg
Koenigen Luise
Bremen
Cherbourg
la Champagne
Havre
Furst Bismarck
Plymouth
Manila
Goodwin
Portland
Hongkong
Liverpool
Altonta
Boston
Teutonic
Oceanic
Columbia
Veenstown
Rhynlafhd
Philadelphia
Rotterdam
Boulogne
New England
Eastown
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Jogo
Yokohama
Vancouver
B. C
Story Island
Glasgow
Erowhead
Tauric
Amsterdam
Lizard
la Bretagne
Queenstown
Obituary notices for Bertha Schwaab and Cyrus Hines
Bertha Schwaab 15 daughter of John Schwaab longtime attorney and school board member of the Twenty sixth Ward died of typhoid fever at 1627 Dexter avenue after illness from Woodward High School attendance. Cyrus C. Hines longtime Indianapolis lawyer and former Circuit Court judge died at Deaconess Hospital after a noted wartime career and years residing in New York.
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Bertha Schwaab
John Schwaab
Board of Education
Twenty-sixth Ward
Dexter Avenue
Woodward High School
Cyrus C. Hines
Indianapolis
Hines
New York
Zimmerman Testifies He Is Mentally Weak at Court
Anthony Zimmerman arrested on loitering charges proclaims in Police Court that intense study of art has affected him mentally and that he is not wholly responsible. He cites past confinement in infirmaries and insanities and claims asylum-ward experiences. Attorney Stallo and Walter Zimmerman identified as relatives. Judge Lueders to review the unusual case.
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Anthony Zimmerman
Mitchell
Stallo
Walter Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Sacreds Heart Convent
Lueders
Leaf tobacco market steadies after rough weather and strong bidding
Medium leaf remains favored by manufacturers and speculators as bids stay active. Prices hold across grades despite damp conditions with 32% hogsheads and various houses reporting mixed results. trashes weaker with soggy appearance.
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Cincinnati-Miami
Globe House
Bodmann House
Morris House
PORK PACKING AND PROVISIONS UPDATE
Western hog packing totals show 549000 head this week, up from 545000 last week and 610000 two weeks ago. Yearly comparisons reveal 650000 last year and 485000 two years ago. Lard remains firmer, while pork and short ribs ease slightly. cash demand stays modest and stockpiles rise modestly across major centers.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Amet Omaha
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Business Notice Offer to Sell Half Interest
A half interest and functional stake in a long established business is offered for sale. The owner invites investment, states willingness to sacrifice, and plans to depart. Address CE at the corner of Race and Arcade for details.
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Race and Arcade
Used vehicles at Dohrman's Livery Stable auction
One rubber-tired runabout and one top buggy, second-hand, must be sold as owner has no further use. Vehicle sale at Dohrman s Livery Stable 923 Locust Street. Also wanted male driver or houseman 24 years old honest and steady. Apply Chas G Newport Ky.
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Dohrman’s
Locust St
Porter
Houseman
Low Waz Chas. G
Newport, Ky
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Garde Bicker
Miss Kendall
Sir Tristam
C. W. Simpkinson
Christ Church
Buttercup
Baker Opera Company
Dr. Simpkinson
Chas. M. Haynes
Dori
Tecla Vigna
Henry
Grove-Selbie
Ben Hur
B. P. O. Elks
Brooklyn, N. Y
Europe
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Vyeville Theater
Favor
Sinclair
Thetr
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Bellsmith
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Tennessee
Vicksburg Revereae
Montana
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Pomeroy
Maysville
Tacoma
Chile
Wells
Petersburg
Levi J. Workum
siMms Medicine CO
St.Louis
E. K. Stallo
Zene
Mic Om
Tertess
Ati
Cscevereee
Rites
Pork Packing and Provisions
Cincinnati Price Current
Cincinnati Packet Line
Main
R. Mauck
Public Landing
Virginia
Kanawha River
Stanley
Courier
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Telephone
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North German Lloyd
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G. K’furst
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Gibraltar
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Genoa
Trave
Aller
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Western German Bank
German National Bank
Kuhn & Sons
Third St
Atlas National Bank
Azores
Prince Line
Italy
Spartan Prince
Trojan Prince
B. Richard & Co
Broadway, N. Y
Italian Royal Mail Steamship CO
Navigazione Vac Italiana
Naples-Genoa
Manillia
Liguria
Hirzel, Feltmann & CO
B'way
Atlas National.Bank
Walnut St
Hyde Park
Edwards Road
Erie Avenue
Ezekiel & Bernheim Ee
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Fourth ST
LI Ludlow
Cooper & Coo
Trust Ge
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Cor
Walnut
Madisonville
Courtland Smith
Charles St
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M. M’hale
Walnut Hills
Avondale
Shillito St
Harvey v
Bofinger &Hopkins
R. H. Weatherhead
Sixth and Vine
Ridgeway
Elizabeth ST
Beresford
Gaff
M. T. Watts
Union Trust
F.sa
Price Hill
Corner Oak
Warsaw
C. B
Elm St
Highland
Fleming
Yale
Chapel St
Bofinger & Hopkins
Peace
Union Trust Company
John Mulholland
T. J. Willison
Blymyer
Grandview
W. Cor
May and
Fern
Erste Ae
May
Oranens
P. O. Box
Willimantic
Atlanta
Knoxville
Baymiller St
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