College Recitals Highlight Local Music Students
A detailed listing captures graduates and pupils from the College of Music and Cincinnati Conservatory. Performances feature Miss Cora Zahn and names like Charles Sauter Ada Zeller Frances Fisher and J. Wesley Hubbell among many. Recitals occur at Linton Hall Home City or Cin cinnati Conservatory with pieces by Tschaikowsky Handel Mozart and Rubinstein.
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Bentgen
Tschaikowsky
College of Music
Cora Zahn
Elocution
Charles Sauter
Mamie L. Podesta
Ada Zeller
Henry Zelinz
Voce
Frances Fisher
Mary W. Paver
Lillian E. Sutton
Wilanda Smith
William Scully, Jr
J. Wesley
Hubbell
Melbourne Clements
Harriet C. Smith
Raymond V. Nold
Delbert H. Cleland
John C. Dickson
Eda Forester
Genevieve Lindsay
Elizabeth Miller
Hardy P. Riddle
Jenny Austin Tuttle
Anna Weber
Mary E. Bassett
Helen L. Day
Margaret Elizabeth McFeeley
Matilda Stuebing
Jean Washburn
Brookie George
Sterling
Sig
Albino Gorno
Linton Hall
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Katherine Gibbons
Tschaikowsky Lord
Handel
Leo
Frances Fischer
Edith White
Emery Hobson
Det’ Fay Trott
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Chopin Gavotte
Bach
Rainy
Saens
Sebovablits
D' Albert
Moment Musicale
Moszkoweki
Hiller
Leanna March
Marie Matson
Margy Sweeny
Edith Marian Witt
John Hoffman
Tosti Engvish
Mascheles
Bukeradi
Alemande
Cms Barabands- Bources
Belicuee
Beethoven
Armin W. Doerner
Doerner
Greenwood Hall
Agnes Dorman
Anna Rothier
A. Kamennol-Ogtrow
Rubinstein B. Fruhlingsrauschen
Sinding
Charlotte Silverson
Brissive Micbs
Anna Lea Rothier
Mendelssohn
Barry
Ketterer
Dorman
Silverson
George Khruger
James Bagley
Virgil A. Pinkley
Ohio Conservatory of Music
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Scharwenka
Kirehner
Leona
Saturnin’ Handel
Schumann
Taumetel
Edith M. Lyons
Amanda. Prieto
Verdare
Haydn
Ida I. Thorn
Ewnes
F. Emerson Brooks
Leona Qlhaber
Franz Diszt
Ada Beile Vickers
Ten Sent to Longview Asylum After Court Hearing
Ten individuals were committed to Longview Asylum by the Probate Court after expert evaluation by Dr. W. L. Davis. The group includes Charles Marthaler 51 a cabinet maker with jealous delusions about his wife and others such as Michael Mack 56 Ada Baker James H. Smith 2912 Park avenue Henry Linscott 76 George Howard 37 Charles Heal 41 Wilhelmina Brockfeld 45 Priscilla Myers 84 and Albert Northcutt 17 2129 Storrs street.
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Longview
W. L. Davis
Charles Marthaler
West Liberty Street
Ada Baker
James H. Smith
Park Avenue
Henry Linscott
County Infirmary
George Howard
Charles Heal
Reading
Wilhelmina Brockfeld
Collins Street
Powers Avenue
Priscilla Myers
Armory Avenue
Albert Northcutt
Storrs Street
Foulds Summoned In Geiger Murder Case For Addressing Court
Frank W. Foulds president of Foulds Milling was summoned to criminal court on a rule to explain why he did not answer to his name the day before as venireman in the Geiger murder case. He said he thought it was for his son and the judge expressed satisfaction. A new venire of twenty five names was issued with the twelfth man hoped to be chosen tomorrow.
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Frank W. Foulds
Foulds Milling Company
Criminal Court
Geiger
Shay & Cogan
Hoffheimer and Sawyer
Divorce testimony in Wamsley vs Wamesley case heard
Judge Caldwell heard Lillian Wamsley testify in a divorce action against Benjamin Wamesley. She says they wed in 189% and he is a florist at Eden Park greenhouse. He claims he gave her a $2 hat during their marriage.
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Caldwell
Lillian Wamsley
Benjamin Wameley
Eden Park
Divorce Actions Filings Include Wamsley and Scott Cases
Judge Caldwell took the cases under advisement and likely will grant a divorce as Wamsley did not contest. Attorney C. S. Sparks represents Mrs Wamsley. Martha Scott sues Abner Scott, married since 1898, alleging wilful absence with Attorney Stanley Struble.
Cincinnati Law Library Association Holds Annual Meeting
The annual meeting was held in the Circuit Court. Librarian Edwin Gholson presented the report. Since the 1884 court house fire the library has spent 85,928.32 on new books and now holds 26,000 volumes. Members donated 21 law books and treatises, including 161 from Johnson & Levy. Trustees John W Warrington, William Worthington, Thornton M Hinkle were re elected, W C Herron re elected clerk. Gholson was kept on as librarian for continued excellence.
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Cincinnati Law Library Association
Circuit Court
Edwin Gholson
Johnson & Levy
William Worthington
John W. Warrington
Thornton M. Hinkle
Association
W. C. Herron
Gholson
Tebbs Sues Barick Publishing for 40000 Libel damages
A. G. Tebbs a wholesale grocer and commission merchant based in Hamilton Ohio and Lawrenceburg Indiana filed a 40000 libel suit in the Common Pleas Court yesterday against Barick Publishing Company Kansas City and local officers George R. Riley E Stanley P J Reitz John Ankenbauer James Leonard Walter Crossett and Henry Meyers Tebbs alleges the defendants caused circulation of articles in trade papers harming his reputation among his customers Tebbs is represented by Morey Andrews Morey of Hamilton Ohio.
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A. G. Tebbs
Hamilton
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Common Pleas Court
Barrick Publishing Company
Kansas City
George R. Riley
E. Stanley
P. J. Reitz
John Ankenbauer
James Leonard
Walter Crossett
Henry Meyers
Tebbs
Morey, Andrews & Morey
Hamilton, O
County Commissioners Fix 1903 Tax Levy
The County Commissioners voted to fix the 1903 tax levy for county purposes with a slight decrease from 192. The current levy is 6.63 mills, down from 5.7077 mills, and the improvement of Mitchell Avenue was authorized with plans to be prepared by County Engineer Krug. The new Board of Review is placed in the old Board of Supervisors quarters, and member salaries are set at 250 dollars monthly.
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County, Commissioners
Mitchell Avenue
Krug
Clinton Springs Avenue
Board of Review
Board of Supervisors
Quotations on life and society from Chicago notice
A collection of aphoristic lines remarks and maxims on wealth conscience patriotism and social behavior. The piece reflects on laziness profit from others and the moral weight of actions with a Shakespearean philosophy claim about life as a stage and personal contribution.
Lady and Dusty clash over long lost son in Chicago row
Dialogue shows Dusty Destinis declaring I am your long lost son. The housewife retorts with a sharp warning about the kettle as she tells him to leave the home. The fragment suggests a domestic dispute set in Chicago.
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Chicago News
New York's Belleclaire Hotel Promises Modern Luxuries
The Belleclaire on Broadway at Seventy-seventh Street debuts as a new modern hotel with fireproof construction and luxurious appointments. It features a grand palm garden, Louis XV dining room, upscale billiard room, library, gentlemen's cafe, and roof garden with summer vaudeville. Rooms range from $2.50 to $6 per day, with suites and transient accommodations available.
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Broadway
Seventy-seventh Street
Amsterdam
Sixth Avenues
Columbus Avenue
Forty-second Street
Rapid
Seventy Eighth Street
America
Hudson
Belleclaire
New York Bay
Jersey Heights
Grant
Louis XV
Ladie
Gromons
Shakespeare
Dickens
Thackeray
Scott
Balzac
Stevenson
Sixty-ninth Regiment
New-Fangled Schools
A brief verse notes a boy taken from school after teachers taught many arts but failed to teach him to spell his own name. The piece wryly contrasts schooling with personal name spelling.
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Hercules
Old Woman Describes Nellie’s Growing Feet
A narrator notes Nellie’s rapid growth and oversized feet as she slips from shoes. The scene emphasizes Nellie’s quick development and the humor of her size compared to adult footwear.
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Bountiful
Nellie
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