Miss Dollie Dollars Opens Chester Musical Comedy Season
Mr Ellsworth, longtime summer resident of a mountain village, presents authentic colored moving pictures of the Oberammergau Passion Play. He is praised by Cincinnati audiences and known to Dayton, Ohio residents for his guidance during the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Anton Lang
Christus
Hantern
Miss Edwards
Chester
Unusual Interest in Chester Opera Season Opens Sunday
A new Chester opera season promises elaborate productions at Chester Park starting Sunday evening led by Jeanette Lowrie in Miss Dolly Dollars. The show features interpolated numbers by Brockbank, Caflitt, von Klein, Gibson, and a 32 member chorus. past years’ records contrast with the anticipated revelations of this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park
Straus
Jeanette Lowrie
Chester Forces
Harrison Brockbank
Walter Cafliett
Bert von Klein
Grace Gibson
Chester
Worthy Rival of Eltinge at Chester Park Vaudeville
A young performer named Le Zah entertains at the free vaudeville theater in Chester Park this week with The Mystery of the Harem Skirt. He imitates female characters with talent and has a mezzo soprano voice, surprising audiences when his wig comes off revealing a masculine top piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltinge
Chester Park
Mr. Eltinge
le Zah
Chester
Winter Garden
New York City
Smittie’s Military Band and Harp Orchestra At Coney Island
Coney Island’s band concerts gain popularity as the stand is moved to improve listening. Smittie’s Military Band, connected to Cincinnati music circles, performs afternoon and evening sets with semi popular programmes. The harp orchestra draws attention as a novel feature at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Smittie
Cincinnati
Queen City
First Regiment
Albert Earl to speak on Yellowstone park lecture
Next Sunday Albert Earl continues his lecture circuit at the Lyric theater with a talk on Yellowstone park America’s wonderland. The show includes motion views colored pens and scenes of geysers pools and the grand valley. The Niagara Falls talk remains a strong drawing card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Earl
Lyric Theater
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone Park
America’s Wonderland
Frohman Eyes New Leading Man For Bill Burke In London
Charles Frohman plans to find a new leading man for Bill Burke as the star’s chief support since her rise has been Julia L Estrenge. L Estrenge will next season portray Nicias in Paul Wil’s dramatic adaptation of Thais, wearing tights, embroideries and jewels. The move signals a bridge from light modern comedy to grand antique spectacle for L Estrenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
London
Billle Burke
Julan L' Estrenge
Mr. L’estrenge
Nicias
Paul Wil
Paxtine Great Toilet Germicide Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Paxtine a 25 cent soluble antiseptic powder sold in drug stores. It claims to produce 16 pints of germicidal solution for mouthwash deodorant and sponge baths and offers a free sample by mail from The Toilet Co Boston.
Pete Baker Charms Coney Audience With German Dialect Comedy
Veteran comedian Pete Baker plays to thousands at the It Island open-air theater this week. Once starred in Chris and Lena, he now headlines vaudeville with German humor, songs, and a moving recital of verse, under the guidance of John R. Rogers. His act blends rapid persona shifts from German comedian to serious declaimer, drawing enthusiastic applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Baker
It Island
Ince
Joseph K. Emmett
Chris and
Lena
Yours Merrilly
John R. Rogers
Emmett
Australia
Baker
Chris
Coney
Fishell Amusement group to launch Chester Opera company
Arthur S. Fishell business manager of the Dan S. Fishel Amusement enterprises arrives from St Louis and likely will run the Fishell Chester company. He aims to win Cincinnati theatergoers with modern musical comedies and a distinguished repertoire free of stock company pieces. The Chester opera house remodels with vents to cool the enclosure and weekly original specialties are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Fishell
Dan S. Fishel
Lagoon revival draws crowds at Kentucky park
Interest in Lagoon has surged this season with old and new attractions bringing in dollars for the management. A lake battle was interrupted by a storm yet overall the park remained lively. Manager J. J. Weaver plans Sunday surprises and urges al fresco dining at the Lagoon clubhouse with a varied menu and praised salads steaks and chops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Park
J. J. Weaver
Lagoon
Oberammergau Views Exhibit Planned By Henry Ellsworth
Henry Ellsworth arrives in Oberaergau to present his colored views of the Oberammergau Passion Play at Walnut Street theater for a week starting Sunday night. Ellsworth is the sole photographer permitted to show authentic Oberammergau images apart from official Oberammergau photographers. He aims to bring the famed Bavarian drama to American audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ellsworth
Oberaergau
Walnut Street
Ellsworth
Oberammergau
Hotel Clerks Plan July Coney Island Outing
The Hotel Clerks association chose July for their annual outing at Coney Island to fund refurbishing their clubrooms. The International Steam Pipe Fitters and Helpers event at Chester Park was ruined by rain, sending delegates to shelter. The Cincinnati labor gathering was postponed with plans to hold the picnic Friday, aiming for a larger crowd and a vaudeville show and athletic program with notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Clerks’ Association
Coney Island
Rogers
Emery Hotel
Johnson
Princeton Hotel
International Steam Pipe
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Martin
New Gymnasium Underway at University of Cincinnati
Construction advances on the UC gymnasium led by Dr Arch I Carson. It features a 70 by 25 foot marble lined plunge, 1 200 lockers, 15 showers, indoor running track and team rooms, with completion expected by September 15. Building uses dull red brick and stone. Dressler Bros sign makers plan July 1 move to new Sycamore street building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Arch I. Carson
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Dressler Bros
Sixth Avenue
Walnut Street
Sycamore Street
Real Estate Transfers Across Mudie and Nearby Towns
A long list of property conveyances shows numerous transfers involving individuals and entities such as 4,300 C.F. Oberwitte, J. G. Schrakalot, Harriet E. Burroughs, Walter E. Burroughs, William R. Collins, Frank R. Lindsey, and Lewis R. Smith. The items cover parcels on Baymiller Street, John Street, Eighth Avenue, Elm Street, Pearl Street, and other blocks, with sizes ranging from 18x64 feet to 50x200 feet and terms including leases and sheriff sales, reflecting widespread real estate activity in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Oberwitte
J. G. Schrakalot
A. L. Bramble
Mudie
Dora
Harriet E. Burroughs
Walter E. Burroughs
Anderson Cweibuee
William R. Collins
Frank R. Lindsey
Lewis R. Smith
Rachel
A. Hudson
Minnie Desmond
Baymiller
Wade
Liberty
Julia Bokmann
Abe Kraus
John Street
Fifth Presbyterian Society
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
John and Clark Streets
Stewart -Shillito
Eighth Avenue
Elm Street
Pearl Street
Main
Sycamore Streets
Barr Estate
Anna M. Hilman
Frederick W. Doeren
Sanders Street
Charlton Erpor
Laura Quadling
Augustino Cianciolo
John
Mound Streets
Alpheus Collins
Harriet H. Hewitt
Reading Road
Avondale
Samuel D. Cooper
Agnes Spangenbers
Elsmere
Lawrence E. Kellogg
William Bunselmeier
Isabella Street
Ceeseve Ccesvensessersevances
Anthony Stoeckle
Theresa P. Stoeckle
Schuster & Wilson
OGIO
Cece Reece
Cess Dagerens
Kate Nié¢haus
Anna “Dieckmann
Euclid Land Association
Euclid
Ssc
Ceee
Scceee
Ees
Sygmney
Davies
William C. Laming
High Point
Frederick Wenzel
Louisa Naegele
Louisa Wenzel
Montrose Street
Stephen McKeon
David Franklin
Court Street
Charles Miller
Edith L. Robbins
Milecreek Township
William E. Graves
Deborah Mixer
Fairfield Avenue
Hewitt Woon
Ok von Cowie
Norwood Real Estate and Improvement Co
Ida Reths
Lyon Street
Moerlein Avenue
Jennie B. Norris
Charles A. Lackner
Beech Street
P. Hebenstreit
Thomas P. Henrie
Burns Farm
Wyoming
Henry Huether
Louise Redeker
Thomas F. Corry
Cocéeus
Cesphadte
Bace
Charles H. Davie
Fred Wagner
Henry
Josephine Schuchart
Anthony ‘Spree Jr
Hickenlooper
Liam F. Lowndes
Joseph A. Eos
Fairmount
James M. ‘Stone
Fioea E Gwynn
Reeder
William J. Gwynn
Firet Avenue
Gibson Streets
Liston Avenue
Ingall L
Hue
Weather Summary for Ohio Indiana and Kentucky
Showers and thunderstorms were numerous yesterday from the Mississippi valley to the Atlantic. Cooler conditions are expected as high pressure moves over the interior today. Cincinnati high 86, low 66. record for June 6. Precipitation 0.50 inch. Ohio Indiana and Kentucky forecast: generally fair Wednesday and Thursday with moderate variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missiissippi
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Totty
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Boundary transfers inked on Burns farm division bids
A list of property deeds and mortgages in the Norwood Cheviot and surrounding areas details Edward Richter and various grantees transferring parcels on Hulbert Taft Forest Lossing and Freeman avenues. Numerous lots in South Norwood Mount Hope and Pleasant Ridge are shown with buyers such as Amelia Leppert and Anna Wells and lenders including German American and Pearl Street Market. Building permits note two new brick dwellings on Hickman and Blair avenues.
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Edward V
Burns Farm
Edward Richter
Whido P
A. E. Kennedy
Pleasant
Cavetine Kulbert
Geo Angert
Hulbert Avenue
Freeman Byenus
Giese Teleass bin
Rien Vethntsk
George Hoffman
Augusta Hanner
Taft Avenue
Cheviot
Margaret M. Perry
Ellen E Cavagna
Forest Avenue
Harner Avenue
Norwood
Ols
Byibeedse Ys
Miller J
Huggins
Jessie B. Hibbén
South Norwood
UE Rosas
Kate Patterson
Charles E. Francis
Mount Hope Syndicate
Anna M. Cesling
Pauline D. Verges
South Norwood Syndicate
Carrie F.fechheimer
Ida van Etten
Kerper
He Kraus
Frederrick
A. Blens
Hillebrand
Homé B
San George Burger
German American Commercial and Savings Bankr
Anna M. Wells
Guarantee Deposit Co
Ise Ae Aerate Anheras
Psa
Improvement’ Co. Oo
R. Lindsey
Citizens” B. A
Vivvere Is
Harry E. Brown
Silverton L
E. B
Wien Burkhart
Harry A Ae ‘le
Frank. Becker
Armonde S Ee
West
John Leicht
Bremen
Laura B. McPerin
Bernard H. Knapp
George Henrich
Elizabeth Hartung
Frances Jung
Elizabeth Koelin
Eee L. &B. Collepany
Ogo. i Carriulive Dicaw
Della Radcliffe
Southside
Henry Huether
Molitor L. & B
Dorothea Kranez
Marie Dottloff
Charles Leppert
Findlay
le. de WB. Cos
John L. Cark
Spring Garden
Bieta
W. H. Mente
Hoe
Simin
M. Nowlin
Charles Haster- VR Oy Sedges
Benjamin F. Thomas
A. J. Seasongood
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Departures
Vessels arrive and sail across multiple ports including London Trieste Liverpool Baltimore Naples Philadelphia Boston Quebec and New York with ships from Montreal New York Boston Philadelphia Glasgow and Naples listed among arrivals and departures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Mount Temple
Montreal
New York
Trieste
Argentina
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Boston
Baltimore
Bremerhaven
Naples
Hamburg
Taormina
Antwerp
Vaderland
Glasgow
Quebec
Bremen Leaders Attend Noted European Figures
Bremen hosts a gathering featuring Kaiser Wilhelm II, C F Tietgen of Copenhagen, and passengers from Trieste and Naples as Kronprinz Wilhelm travels to Bremen, Potsdam and Rotterdam with plans including Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Kaiser Wilhelm
C.F. Tietgen
Copenhagen
Alice
Trieste
the. Kronprinz Wilhelm
Pottsdam
Rotterdam
Mendoza
Naples
Ancona
Fragmented Directory of Residents and Annotations
A compiled list shows names, ages, and addresses interwoven with medical notations and conditions. Entries include Frank Stoer Emma Rothacker and many others with street addresses across Cincinnati areas, plus assorted health diagnoses and pending inquests.
Oriented warning voiced on policy toward the Orient
Charles E Keedy of Baltimore warned at a Lutheran Brotherhoods convention against U S policy toward the Orient citing training of Japanese in military tactics and Western civilization without Christian instruction He warned of a possible future rise of the Orient and urged caution in mission and commerce policy Also named were convention speakers and newly elected officers led by President J L Zimmerman and officers from several cities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles E Keedy
Baltimore
Federal Court of Luthern Brotherhoods
United States
Keedy
George B. Remensnyder
Sunbury
L B. Wolf
John G. Schilph
I. Gs. Runyan
New York
Charles Gessey
Altoona
Edward Vollrath
Bucying
Springfield
W. C. Stoever
Philadelphia
Biggerstaff
St. Joseph
J. W. Kahler
Cincinnati
B. Gehrd
H. T. Demore
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Contralto
Sarah Edwards
Hermes
Stephen Phillips
Ulysses
Pistol
His Majesty's
Mees
Dom Pedro
the Imperial
Brother
Perigot
Botanic Garden Festival
Ellen Terry
Rudolph NI
Sebastian
Barachio
Teddy Meyrick
Niagara
Yellowstone
Paxtine
Fishell
University
E. M. Costelio
Taveacens
ODS
Ceteen
Seunne
Ener Sifte Fee Ril
Nee Teen
GSS Cewepas
Ates
W. FB
Abilene
Montgomery
Amarillo
Atlanta
Vewenee
Moorhead
Weteer
Nashville
New Orleans
Birmingham
Boise City
Norfolk Steeeres
Boston Steweetees
F.C
Pocatello Bsaoae
Cleveland
Portland, Ore
Columbus
Becces
Prince Albert
Contordia Eevee
Pueblo
Corpus Christi
P.c
Raleigh
Davenport
Rapid City
Denver
Red Bluff
Des Moines
Devil's Lake
Roseburg
Waehne P.c
Dodge City
Roswett
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Dubuque
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San Diego
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Flagstaff
Santa Fe
C. Fort Smith
S. Luis Obispo
Fresno
Ste Marie
Fort Worth
Seattle
Galveston
Grand . Rapids
Grand Haven
Grand Junction
Green Bay
Til
Hatteras
Havre
Swift Current
Helena, Mont
Wee
Lowstone Mobile
Yuma
Anna Benten
Hickman Street
Harvey Avenue
Reading’ Road
Ss. D. Cooper
Blair Avenue
Woodburn
Ocean Steamship Movements
NEW York Central Lines
Ny Eer
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Malone, “N
Buffalo, N. x
Niagara Falls Falls
Aquette Lake
Saranac Lake
N. Ay
Big
Sa. Sa Ad Tranny Canada
Brookville Gollingwood
Fenelon Falls
Santer Havelock Enetang
Peterboro
Prescott . John, N. B
Arbor Lake
Mmerside, P. E
Toronto
Wees
W Fares
Norfolk
Ee. C. C. Clark
Petbenaee Bopartineas
Frank
P. .Stoéhr
Emma, Rothacker
Woodson C. Stout
Emma L. Johnean
TAM Kce
John Samuels
Amanda M_. Hart
Joseph
Ida’ P. Schmogrow
Harold Stevens
Florence E. Tavener
Joseph Emlich
Minnie Hans
Glendora Nv
Hulbert
Rohs
George & Centra
Bauer
Stathem
Baulder
Cal
Lolestill
McMillan Et
Ence
Charles de Graw
Ida B. Morton
Benjamin Raisch
Bessie Wilson
James. White
Maggie Holmes
Isaac
A. Nee
Cora R. Suling
August Meinhardy
Jefferson -Av
Julia Ortwein
Fifteenth ‘St
Frank Brinker
Kman St
Peak Reuter
Pulte
W. Lewis
Wéstérn
Wane
E. Glazier Ieee
W. McMicken
Morton Francis
John Steeseneeee
Lillian Yaweh
Sp. Gr
Henry J. Haase
Knorr
Barbara Held
Eary
John’ Eschenbrenner
Sycamore At
Eleanora Webking
Sycamore
Roy McNaughton
Nellie M. Evick
John V. _eelainger
Ead Edisoniie
Onis
Mollie Drossler
William Allen Madison
Mary Oldham Ashland
Cather Preston Colerain
Josie Hartman Colerain
Herman Grimmer
Jones. St
Margaret Hoffrogge
Township St
Smth
Fred
Margaret Dinger
Sedam Stree
Lola Myier
Isabella Avenue
Dora ‘Kindred
Idleton
Thomas
Lena Meredith
Hanfield Street
Joseph and
Marie Miller
Colerain Avenue
James, R
Nellie Parker
Milton Street
Wey
Evir Reiner
Dayton Alley
Anna Vonderhatert
Freeman Avenue
William
Anna Satseha
Rachel Street
Anthony
Margreth Mueller
Spring Grove Avenue
Andrew
Charlotte Schneller
Denham Street
Amelia Ruskamp
Fyffe Avenue
Wikliama
Cora Gay
Auburn Avenue
Jacob
Myrtle Fessler
Sherman Avenue
Schatzman
John A
Worth Street
Doll
Cgrescertia
Daytom Ky
Shawhan
Malisa G
West Sixth
Tterson
George
Myrtle Avenue
Joest
Katherine
Listen Avenue
Dirkten
Helena
Teepen
Herman
State Avenue
Bisher
Edich
Elder Street
Liss
Bank Street
Bright
Dwyer
Catherine
Moormann Avenue
Steiner
Theodore
Longview
Boh
Broadway
Pulman Steiter
John C
Madison Road
Anna
Pleasant Street
Sied
Vine Street
van “Leef
Amalie
Albany Avenue
Knipp
Ana
A Pas Stanley
Belle
Quebec Road
Federal Court
Lutheran Brotherhood
Hotels and Resorts
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City Ass
Atlantic City
Frank B
Dennis
Walter J. Buzby
Marlborough-Blenheim
Josiah White & Sons Company
Holmhurst
Henry Darnell
ST. Charles
Blenheim
Atlantic City,n.j
New Jersey
Chalfonte Haddon Hall
Arlington
Michigan /ve
Beach
R. J. Osborne & Son
Hitchcock
Commercial Tribune
House Committee On Post Offices
Indianapolis
Rouse
Covington (Ry
Rowse
Hotel
Normandie
Washington, D. C
Fifteenth and I Streets
N.W
McPher
Son Square
Leelanau Hotel
Omena, Mich
Hotemens
Lewis Voight
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