Hot Weather Allurements at Big Summer Parks Calling the Crowds
La Petite Adelaide now Mrs. Hughes after marrying her dancing partner in New York. The pair, famed for The Passing Show and The Barnyard Romeo, recently returned from Europe and remain with the Winter Garden Company. Adelaide, a long time dancer, had prior marriage and divorce.
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Mile
Adelaide
Hughes
New York
Johnny Hughes
The
Lyric
Europe
Orpheum Theater
Mall
Stown
Winter Garden Company
Coney Island Weekend Charms and Holiday Activities
Coney Island offers a weekend holiday with a twenty mile ride and cooling breezes. Attractions include vaudeville, food concessions, Kiaten ponies and other child friendly amusements, plus river views from steamers and sailboats. Maygrounds feature and a new Kitchen attraction invite playful dining and china breaking for fun. The Ellery Band performs this afternoon with a mix of pop and classical works.
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Coney Island
Coney
The
Broadway
European Tango Dancers Highlight Chester Park Vaudeville
The Hartmans, European tango dancers touring vaudeville, headline Chester Park’s new week bill with sensational routines. Also on stage are Klein and Nicholson in comedy musical act, Frank Renzetta in barrel jumping, Elsie Murphy singing, and Darrell and Darrell with comedy singing and hard‑shoe dancing.
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Paris
Berlin
Hartmans
Chester Park
Norrow
Klein
Abe
Nicholson
Frank Renzetta
Elsie Murphy
Comedienne
Darrell and
Darrell
Four Shows at B F Keith’s OSSOGDOAOOO
A Cincinnati film bill at B F Keith’s offers Edison talking motion pictures and local views including Senor Robles bull fight at Redland park Flag Day and congregation leaving St Casder’s Church. Beginning Sunday a stronger program promises further summer vaudeville excitement for patrons.
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B. F. Kheit
Senor Robeles
Redland Park
St. Casder’s Church
Aerial Howards Open Fifteen Day Lagoon Act
The Aerial Howards begin a fifteen day engagement at Lagoon this afternoon. A 100 foot high wire spans the lake while Mrs. Howard rides a bicycle across it and Mr. Howard performs dangerous evolutions on a swinging trapeze. The sensational act headlines a weekend full of boating, aquatic shows, vaudeville, and cabaret at the pavilion, theater, and clubhouse.
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Lagoon
Howard
Ellery's Band Closes Zoo Engagement Today
Ellery's Band ends its two week run at the Zoo with concerts this afternoon and evening. Next comes the Cinennati Summer Orchestrascheduled to perform after.
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Ellery
the Zoo
Cinennati
Ohio and Indiana Grain Dealers Meet Set in City
Arrangements announced for the Ohio and Indiana Grain Dealers Association convention to be held in the city this month. A banquet at the Chester Park clubhouse is scheduled for Tuesday night June 17, with an order for 250 plates to Manager Martin, promising one of the convention's largest events.
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Ohio and Indiana Grain Dealers’ Association
Chester Park
Martin
New Scenery for Keith's Theatre Prepared
The stage at B. F. Keith's Theater will receive an entirely new scenic dress for the coming season. A full set of scenes ordered months ago from Eastern artists has been painted and fire treated on the frames. The scenery has arrived and is now stored securely at the Keith house, awaiting the new season.
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Keith’s
B. F. Keith
Keith
Adele Richie Chooses Farm Partnership as Wedding Plans Unfold
Actress Adele Richie and Charles Nelson Bell plan a farm partnership and wedding in Greenwich on June 13. The ceremony will feature Marian King as maid of honor, with both families attending. Richie affirms continuing acting despite marriage and business plans.
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Commercial Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
Adele Richie
J. K. Berry
Charles Nelson Bell
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Bell
Jacob Pultz
Philadelphia
Charles Boyd
John Bell
Miss Richie
Gun Discharge Accident Near Blue Rock Street
Harry Donow aged 28 of 4152 Chambers Street reported to police he was accidentally shot Thursday night when a revolver in a friend's hands discharged. Neighbors heard a shot near Blue Rock Street and Hamilton Avenue and saw a man head toward a watering trough with a trail of blood, but Donow's statement to police clears the mystery.
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Harry Donow
Chambers Street
Blue Rock Strieet
Hamilton Avenue
Sahe
Donon
Parks Visit Day Set By City Board Of Park Commissioners
The board invites civic associations to tour city parks on June 14. A public park inspection day starts at 1 p.m. from 2005 Gilbert Avenue near Eden Park. Also announced is a concert program at Filson Outlook on Sunday June 8 at 7 30 p m featuring Esberger Military Band Carl Palis soloist and pieces from Remick Strauss and others.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Murday
Gilbert Avenue
Eden Park
Schmidlapp
Filson
Esberger
Charles Esberger
Carl Palis
Arch
Pink Lady
Caryl
Jaxone
Suppe
Federated Associations Split Over City Charter Meeting
Delegates of the Federated Improvement Associations vote to endorse the Board of Governors actions on selecting a City Charter Commission after a lengthy debate. Tensions arise over party lines and perceived political aims while Knight defends the board against criticism linked to the street car strike and a Bigelow reference.
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Starbuck Smith
Mr. Knight
Ww. J. Schultz
Federation
Board of Governors
Chamber of Commerce
Charter Commission
W. H. Remelin
Heid
Knight
Smith
Germaine
Business Men's Club
Bigelow
Trades Union League Holds Tumultuous Meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall
A Trades Union Municipal Ownership League meeting at Cosmopolitan Hall ended in a two hour fracas as members clashed over loyalty to Bell Prout and Bigelow linked factions. Ott Kummer and others challenged votes while discussions touched on petitions and the charter movement. The group voted to table the matter amid heated exchanges.
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Trades Union’ Municipal Ownership League
Cosmopolitan Hall
Frank Bell
William Prout
Bigelow
Bell
Henry Ott
Adolph Kummer
Prout
Sienry Ott
Otto
Trades Union Movement
Provisional Charter Committee
Fell
Trades Union Municipal League
Ott and Kummer
League
The
John P. Frey
Bond Hill Rejects Federated Charter Plan
Bond Hill Wel fare Association members repudiated President Knight actions in the charter fight. They elected Samuel P. Withrow as delegate to the Bigelow convention to secure Charter Commission nominees. Withrow’s efforts in the Bigelow movement were noted. Bigelow and Representative Sweigert attended local union meetings and were cordially received.
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Schultz
Knight
Wolff
Missouri
Charter Committee
William Rieckelman
Board of Governors
Bond Hill Welfare Association
Federated Improvement Association
Samuel P. Withrow
Bigelow
Charter Commission
Withrow
Provisional Charter Committee
Sweiggert
Labor unions back Bigelow at convention and rail franchise dispute
Labor unions including Marble Cutters and Helpers No 28 and Boot and Shoe Workers No 222 sent delegates to the Bigelow Convention to show support. Bernard Dailey notes Toledo city railways operate on a two hour three cent fare under a fragile agreement that can be canceled with 30 days notice, and the public intends to oppose a new franchise while pressuring operation under the current deal.
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Bigelow
Marble Cutters and Helpers
Joseph Kitters
Boot and Shoe Workers
H. Pledgersburg
Stove Mounters
W. J. Trephi
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Harry Bernhardt
Cigar Makers
W. H. Brayer
Bernard Dailey
Brand Whitlock
Dailey
Toledo
Names discussed to frame charter commissioners
A committee of the Associated Organizations met in the Bell Block offices of Attorney Robert P. Hargitt to discuss potential Charter Commissioners. The group named Walter Knight Lester Rothschild John Schindel Kert Newcomb and Fred Tuke and aims to select men thoroughly representative at the next meeting.
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Associated Organizations
Robert P. Hargitt
Bell Block
Hargitt
Walter Knight
Lester Rothschild
John Schindel
Kert Newcomb
Fred Tuke
Dem and GOP slate for City Charter Commission announced
Ex Senator Ed Haffner and Herman Dierkes, Democrats, along with Albert Bettlinger and J T Carew, Republicans, are named as candidates for the City Charter Commission. Their names will be presented to the Federated Associations convention next week.
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Ed Haffner
Herman Dierkes
Albert Bettinger
J. T. Carew
City Charter Commission
Federated Associations
Cincinnati Hotel Association Meets at Burnet House
The Cincinnati Hotel Association held a regular meeting at Burnet House with a hotel dinner in the dining room before the business session. Every member hotel in Cincinnati was represented by its manager at the gathering.
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Cincinnati Hotel Association
Burnet House
Lastvening
Cincinnati
Squirrel Hunter Jud Harmon Seeks Back Pay From Ohio
Citizen Judson Harmon, former Ohio governor, filed for $18 back pay as a Civil War era squirrel hunter. Papers, filed with the Adjutant General, reference a state act for compensation of hunters led by Kirby Smith and under Captain Peat and Captain Auden, during Governor Tod's 1862 call.
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Jud Harmon
Judson Harmon
Adjutant General's Department
Ohio
Kirby Smith
Harmony
James Peat
William Auden
Governar Tod
Smith
Kirby
Tod
Charter Commission Approves Four City Officers Plans
Four commissioners will head Public Safety Public Service Finance and Accounts and Supplies with full time duties. Each will earn 2400 dollars annually. Two seats four year terms and two for two year terms. Meeting moved to Friday night June 13 at City Hall. Public band issue discussion set for June 17. Pilgrim Sunday June 16. Band concert tonight on City Hall lot.
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Public Safety
Pilgrim Sun@ay
City Hall
Boosters to Meet for Second Annual Outing at Chester Park
The National Union Boosters' Club officers plan their second annual outing at Chester Park on Saturday June 7. President Ben Loth will deliver the principal address on "Tinionism and Fraternalism." D A Helpman, manager of the club field department, will also attend as events are expected to be lively with about 25 000 people anticipated.
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National Union Boosters’ Club
Chester Park
Ben Loth
D. A. Helpman
Judge denounces easy divorce law in first case
Common Pleas Judge Geoghegan voiced strong opposition to easy divorce laws after hearing the Leopold divorce case. Mrs. Hettie Leopold filed in December, but she and Benjamin Leopold had lived together after filing, prompting dismissal. He urged stricter grounds and separation proof before grants.
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Common Pleas
Geoghegan
Hettie Leopold
West Eee Street
Benjamin Leopold
Wesley Avenue
Gedghegan
Hamilton County
Scardal
Gusweller and
Eii
Opold
Wallace Burch
Nurses Play Funds Home for Cincinnati Graduates
A play by university graduates raised over $250 to form a nucleus fund for the Cincinnati graduate nurses home. Attendance was affected by a car men's strike and floods, yet the performance was a financial success given the circumstances.
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Cincinnati
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