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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

7

Chester's Bathing Beach Show Promises Strong Week

Chester's vaudeville bills attract crowds with free acts and bathing facilities. The lineup includes Herr Saona recreating famous figures, aerialist Mlle. Dair, the Bootblack Quartet, Hatch Brothers, and others. Mile. Luba De Serema will perform live animals in Sports of the East, with Miss Jeane Brooks and Cook and Stevens features. The Chester Opera Company bets on The Rounders opening June 17 at the island park.

Chester Herr Saona McKinley Mlle. Dair Bootblack Hatch Brothers Mile Luba de Serema

Conway Band Delights Zoo Crowd With Summer Concert

A large, well pleased audience gathered at the Zoo last evening to enjoy Conway's Band amid fine weather. Soloists Ross Millhouse and J E Boxheimer performed with selections from Il Trovatore and a varied program including Tannhauser and William Tell.

Conway Zoo Ross Millhouse J. E. Boxheimer Tannhauser Wagner Narcissus Nevin Polka Caprice Simons

Talent Club moonlight excursion to Aurora aboard Bonanza

The Talent Club charters the steamer Bonanza for a moonlight trip to Aurora and return on Tuesday night June 19. The boat departs foot of Main street at 7 30 sharp and York street landing Newport. The returning steamer reaches Cincinnati at 11 15. Dancing, refreshments, and attentive safety will be provided for excursionists.

Talent Club Aurora Main Street York Street Newport Cincinnati

Aeronaut Bumbaugh to test giant air machine at Coney

George L. Bumbaugh, the aeronaut at Coney for a week with his flying machine, plans a private test today at o oclock or thereabout. The enormous balloon craft, twice as large as any local design, awaits a successful launch as crowds expect entertainment at the annual Eagles picnic.

Eagles Cincinnati Covington Newport Coney George L. Bumbaugh Bumbaugh

Last Days of Pompeii Opens With Grand Pyrotechnic Show

Hundreds of poles are ferried to Norwood circus grounds for Pain theater’s Last Days of Pompeii. Eight dazzling electric lights will illuminate Roman citizens matrons and soldiers as 11 500 feet of side walls and temple and Vesuvius props rise. Pyrotechnist Pain directs a majestic Italian city tableau for a two week run beginning Monday.

Pompeii Pain Norwood Circus Grounds Mimic Mt. Vesuvius Temple of Isis

Lagoon Sunday Vaudeville Barrage Pears Visit

Amusement notes report Lagoon has arranged an attractive program for Sunday with a fine vaudeville bill as a chief feature.

Lagoon

Bathing Beach Draws Crowds at Queen City Resort

The Queen City bathing beach is a popular local resort with thousands expected Sunday as the river beach opens for the season and draws crowds to its well conducted facilities.

Queen City

Will Build Fine Hotel at Manila

The plan to place a hotel on Government land in Manila collapsed as restrictions deterred bids. Horace O Dunbar of Cincinnati bought church property near Luneta for $500,000 to construct a private hotel, after government officials rejected public land options.

Manila Luneta Horace O. Dunbar Cincinnati Dunbar

Well known Cincinnati hotel figure Dunbar dies or leaves city

Horace O. Dunbar, a familiar Cincinnati hotel figure, formerly managed the Gibson House and later moved to Seattle to continue in the hotel business after leaving the city seven years ago.

Horace O. Dunbar Cincinnati Mr. Dunbar Gibson House Seattle

National Association of Newspaper Circulation Officers Elects Officers

The National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation closed its meeting in Louisville with W. J. Darby of Toronto as president D. G. B. Rose of Louisville as first vice president F M Dodd of Washington as second vice president J L Boeshans of Cincinnati was re elected secretary and treasurer The next convention will be in Milwaukee A committee was appointed to urge restoring rural mail carriers right to handle subscriptions and the group opposed premiums to gain subscribers Delegates toured Mammoth Cave via the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and leave for home tomorrow.

Commercial Tribune Louisville National Association of Managers of W. J. Darby Toronto Canada D. G. B. Rose F. M. Dodd Washington, D C J. L. Boeshans Cincinnati Milwaukee Mammoth Cave Louisville & Nashville Railroad

Tornado devastates Goessel Kansas town

A tornado struck Goessel, a German Mennonite settlement near Hillsboro, injuring about eighty people. Among the injured are 12 year old Katie Hendrichs with a broken leg, Henry Ratzlaff with internal injuries, Dr. Peter Richert with a head injury, and Rev. John Toews with a broken leg. The 200 yard wide swath ruined stores, twelve homes, the Glassen mill, and the parochial school, while the Mennonite Hospital sustained only minor damage.

Here Katie Hendrichs Henry Ratzlaff May Gie Peter Richert John Toews

Former Politician and Louisiana Man Sentenced for Mail Fraud

John H. Dalton and Louis A. Gourdain were sentenced in Chicago to four and a half years in prison and a $1500 fine each for using the mails to defraud. They sold non existent oil options in Louisiana. Gourdain asked for the maximum sentence, and Judge Landis accommodated him.

Commercial Tribone Chicago John H. Dalton Louis A. Gourdain Louisiana United States District Court Gourdain

Fresh Air Fund Benefit With Inverness Events

The Inverness organization announces a summer season of dinners and garden parties to benefit the Fresh Air Fund. Stallo sisters host an estate garden reception with several organizers and a tea. The Inverness Country Club plans dinner dances on June 9 23 July 4 14 August 11 25 September 8 22 and October 6.

Inverness Laura Helen Stallo Dalway Fresh Air Fund McDonald Home Clifton Isabelle Pendleton Mary Miller Virginia Balch Pauline Foster Mary Kohisaat Mary Rawson Edith Eagan Anne. Hamilton Belle Kruze Stallo Inverness Country Club

Tucker Doomed to Die in June Electrocution

Charles Louis Tucker of Auburndale is scheduled for execution by electric chair at Charlestown State Prison in the week starting June 30 for the 1904 murder of Mabel Page at Weston. Governor Curtis Guild refused to commute the sentence to life imprisonment.

Commercial Tribune Boston Charles Louis Tucker Auburndale Mabel Page Weston Charlestown Curtis Guild

Proposals Sought for Filter Strainer System in Cincinnati Water Works

The Cincinnati Board of Water Works calls for sealed proposals by June 22 1906 for furnishing and delivering perforated brass plates bolts nuts washers brass wire cloth for the filter strainer system and for screens hoists and appurtenances for the intake pier near California Ohio Bidders must use printed forms provide a $1000 bond or equivalent cash etc and bids may cover one or more items The Board reserves right to reject all bids and bids are opened at noon on the due date.

Board of Trustees Commissioners of Water Works Cincinnati Ohio California Hamilton County Herrmann Elmer G. Prior City of Comteteston Leg of Water Works Maurice J. Freiberg Elmer G. Prior Ceki Public Landing J. H. Oliver

River Departures and Arrivals at Huntington and Louisville

Today's departures list Huntington and Madison with Levi J. Workum at 5 p.m. Arrivals show Greenwood Pergibor and Levi J. Workum in Louisville City of Louisville records.

Huntington Greenwood Madison Levi J. Workum Greenwood Pergibor Louisville City OF

River stage report shows Ohio River at 13.1 feet

At 6 p m yesterday the Ohio River measured 13.1 feet and was falling. The crest or flood step is not provided, but the value indicates a receding river level. Local authorities monitor the water and issue updates as conditions change.

Ohio

Miss Palmer Opens Chester Opera Season With Noted Reputation

Opera announces Miss Palmer will headline Chester performances this season. She previously sang with prominent organizations and arrives on the local stage with an established reputation and strong draw.

Palmer Chester

River traffic shifts as Pittsburg direct packets begin to run

Waterways report rising Ohio River levels after heavy Wednesday rains. Pittsburgh to Cincinnati packet line expects strong business for several days as coalboats head for the lower pool and river traffic increases. Government steamer Golden Rod laid up above Broadway wharf with inspectors to test crews after historic disasters.

Pittsburg Cincinnati Cincinnati & Pittsbur Packet Line Charleston W. Va Ohio United States Government Golden Rod Broadway United States

Port of Cincinnati Passenger Departures and Arrivals

The departures from the port of Cincinnati on Thursday included The Keystone State bound for Pittsburg, Henry M. Stanley for Pomeroy and Charleston, Courier for Maysville, Lizzie Bay, Joe Madison, and City of Cincinnati for Louisville. Thursday's arrivals of rackets at the port included The Greenwood from Ashland, Courier from Maysville, City of Louisville from Louisville, and Georgia Lee from Memphis.

Cincinnati Keystone State Pittsburg Henry M. Stanley Pomeroy Charleston Courier Maysville Lizzie Bay Joe Madison City of

River conditions and arrivals across multiple ports

Special dispatch reports river levels and vessel movements for cities including Warren Morgantown Wheeling Parkersburg Gallipolis Evansville Louisville Cairo and Memphis. Notes rise or fall in feet, weather, arrivals like Peters Lee Stacker Lee City of Savannah and departures such as Lorena Greenland Mercury and J. T. Hatfield.

Commercial Tribune Warren River Oil City Morgantown Reensboro Columbia Pittsburg Davis Island Dam Steubenville Lorena J. B. Finley Wheeling Greenland Bedford Parkersburg Bessie Smith PT. Pleasant Tacoma J. T. Hatfield Gallipolis Evansville Louisville Cairo Peters Lee Memphis Beaver Lower Mississippi Cincinnati Mercury St. Louis Louis Stacker Lee City of Savannah Tennessee

Steamer Greenwood Schedule for Ashland and Huntington

The steamer Greenwood leaves foot Main street every Monday and Wednesday for Ashland and continues to Huntington on Fridays at 5 p.m. For bookings or inquiries call M. 1457.

Greenwood Foot Main Street Ashland Huntington

Mayville and Way Points Courier Routing Notice

Daily courier schedule notes boat departures from Main Street foot at 5 a.m. and 9 a.m. Sundays. paper freight accepted daily. Contact M. 1467 and Louisville and Intermediate Points lines for service details.

Maysville Way Pionts Str Main St Louisvill Ohio Tel. M

LEE LINE STEAMERS Schedule and Fare Notice

Lee Line Steamers offers Memphis fare with meals and berth at 11 dollars and Louisville fare with meals and berth at 2 dollars. Peters Lee departs June 13 at 5 p.m. freight and passenger service runs to Lower Ohio via Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff. Georgia Lee sails June 20. Office and wharfboat contact details listed.

LEE Line Memphis, Inc Louisville, Inc Peters Lee Broadway Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff Georgia Lee E. Front J. F. Ellison

Igo Near Cincinnati Faces Divorce Case in Hamilton Court

Bertie Igo filed for divorce and child custody against Harry E Igo in the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Cage No 134 319 on May 19 1906 alleging gross neglect of duty. Hearing set on or after July 7 1906. Attorneys Hoffman Bode Le Blond 1002 First National Bank Building.

Harry E. Igo Cincinnati Ohio Bertie Igo Common Pleas Court Hamilton County Hoffman Bode & LE

Coal supply contracts for Cincinnati pumping stations

City of Cincinnati issues contracts for furnishing and delivering coal to the Eastern River and Western Main pumping stations. Sealed bids specify delivery to multiple stations and compliance with municipal specifications.

Cincinnati Ohio

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