Bee Patrons Defy Cold as Opening Week Blooms
Cold weather tests park goers as Cincinnati opens a busy week of operatic rehearsals vaudeville acts and an elevated rooftop amusement venue. The week features Miss Wilmine Hammann Boh emia quartet and Theodore Hahn Jr leading the Orpheum Symphony Orchestra with nightly programs from 7 to 11 30. Sightseers will enjoy free afternoon viewing from the 600 foot roof elevation across Cincinnati and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Place de Luxe
Orpheum Symphony _orchestra
Theodore Hahn, Jr
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Wilmine Hammann
Bohemia Quartette
Fort Thomas
Fairview Heights
Norwood
Kentucky
Grace Donegan Exhibition at Cincinnati Hippodrome
Australian all around champion Grace Donegan arrives in Cincinnati with sister Lula for a roller skating and gymnastics exhibition at League Park. She sprinted a hundred yards in 10.45 seconds with little training and claims major success in sprint events and other sports on the international stage.
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Grace Donegan
Australia
Cincinnati Hippodrome
League Park
Lula
Cincinnati
Miss Donegan
Nellie Donegan
Earl Reynolds
Anna Held
Grace
Antipodes
Great Britain Athletic Association
Cuticura Remedies Cited For Skin Relief In Ads
An 1909 reader testimonial from Brooklyn and New York City asserts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured widespread itching and skin sores after failed salves. The account describes severe nocturnal itching, body-wide irritation, and rapid improvement after starting the Cuticura regimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Gridley
Dean St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank Gridley
43Rd St
New York City
Ladies' Literary Club Banquet In Newport At Coney Island
The Ladies' Literary club of Newport, composed of leading city society women, held a banquet at the Coney Island clubhouse on Tuesday. After dinner the regular program of addresses and papers was conducted, and the event was described as thoroughly enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Literary Club of
Newport
Coney Island
Zoo Banquet and Pageant Draws Turnout for Turner Jubilee
Tonight the National Jewelers Association hosts a banquet at the Zoological Garden while the United Commercial Travelers join a Thomas Cody spread at the Zoo clubhouse Saturday. Sunday Cincinnati Burners plan a full program with athletic events and a lantern lit Zoo lake. Severy thousand people expected for the Turner jubilee as John Weber performs two concerts daily despite cold weather.
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Zoological Garden
National Jewelers’ Association
United Commercial Travelers
Thomas Cody
Zoo
Cincinnati Burners
Zoo Lake
John Weber
Coney Island Busy With Big Ben Hur Visitations and Barbecue
Coney Island hosts multiple events over the coming days led by the Ben Hur order and the I O O F. Fred Herrmann, clubhouse steward, plans an extensive barbecue and burgoo with a 700 pound steer on the pit. On Monday 2000 auto dealers arrive for a special trip aboard the Queen with a traditional barbecue and burgoo. Herrmann aims for a standout performance and will personally oversee the cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Herrmann
Kentucky
United Commercial Travelers and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dyers and Dry Cleaners Banquet Portrays Industry Ties
An informal banquet at Chester Park clubhouse drew Cincinnati dyers and dry cleaners and visiting machinery makers. Speakers urged closer cooperation within the industry to boost business, hinting at an upcoming announcement of interest to attendees. Notables present included B C Blowney William Newman C L Mullinix Peter F Post Frank A Adrick H M Cloud Charles Wigbel L A Booth and others from Waterloo Town G W Loughead H B Fenton Louis Bloch A A Jeckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abanqguet
Chester Park
Bower
Cincinnati
B. C. Blowney
Willam Newman
C. L. Mullinix
Peter F. Post
Frank A. Adrick
H. M. Cloud
Charles Wigbel
L. A. Booth
Willa Teasdale
D. O. Cross
E. C. Grever
Thomas Fenton
H. O. Bernbroh
Waterloo
Town
H. B.fenton
Louis Bloch
A. A. Jeckel
Cincinnati Lumberman's Club Outing and Banquet Set
The Cincinnati Lumberman's Club will hold its annual outing and banquet at Chester Park on June 17. Covers are arranged for 150 members and their wives, with a brief business session preceding the banquet and a focus on important topics in the local lumber trade.
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Cincinnati Lumberman’s Club
Chester Park
Cincinnati
Orpheum Roof Garden Set for Saturday Opening
The Orpheum Theater Roof Garden in Walnut Hills Cincinnati opens Saturday evening. Colonel I. M. Martin leads the first roof garden venture outside New York drawing notable public and social interest. The roof spans from McMillan to Curtis street with a stage erected on the east end and pergolas bordering it.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theater
Cincinnati
I. M. Martin
New York
Orpheum Square
Walnut Hills
Bathing Season Opens Amid Ice Chops and Cheer
The article notes Chester plans an opening day for the bathing beach despite ice holes being cut for Plungers. Bathers expect a bold turnout as the sun cooperates, with rivals at Revere Beach and Atlantic City showing year round and Sunday dives even near zero.
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Chester
Boston
Revere Beach
Atlantic City
Martin
Lagoon at its best in season with top acting at park
Lagoon, the Kentucky resort, shows its best season in years with a superb stock company and the play The Morning After this week. Stars Herschel Mayall Edna Elismere Frank Mattison Miss Reaume headline a polished cast delivering wholesome, conscientious entertainment in a comfortable park setting.
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Old
Kentucky
Weaver
Herschel Mayall
Edna Elismere
Frank Mattison
Reaume
Walnut Hills Opera House Roof Garden Opens Soon
General Jack Martin prepares for the Walnut Hills roof garden opening on Saturday night at the Queen City Bathing Beach in Bellevue Kentucky. The large pavilion has been overhauled, thousands of new bathing suits ordered, and manager Kroger forecasts favorable weather for the event and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Martin
Walnut Hills Orpheum
Queen City
Bellevue
Kroger
BOOSTERS ORGANIZE SONS OF OSIRIS ELECT OFFICERS
The Sons of Osiris completed their permanent organization last night electing Pharoah Amor Smith Jr grand vizier Harry L Gordon scribe James Cullen tax gatherer Charles B Braunstein high priest William C Culkins keeper of the palace Dr J A Thompson custodians R B Palmer and J A Knorr. Meeting was in Automobile club rooms Gibson house awaiting Exposition officials to decide their role at the upcoming Ofio Valley exposition. next meeting to decide.
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Sons of Osiris
Order of Cincinnatus
Stannicnics
Pharoah
Amor Smith, Jr
Harry JL. Gordon
Scribe
James Cullen
Charles B. Braunstein
William C. Culkins
J .A.thompson
R. B. Palmer
J. A. Knorr
Automobile Club
Gibson House
Indiana Exposition Promises Strong Ohio Valley Participation
Indiana expects to be a robust exhibitor in the Ohio Valley exposition with major cities pledging exhibits in Music Hall. Colonel C. A. Wood will head the buildings during the Cincinnati festival, joined by Major Hillinger to jointly oversee the government display. Authorities say federal exhibit planning begins upon their arrival.
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Indiana
Music Hall
C. A. Wood
Cincinnati
Major Hillinger
Wood
Wellesley Freshman Orator Elected Popular Class Honor
Miss Helen G. Logan of Westwood Wardall avenue won the freshman orator honor by an almost unanimous vote marking her as the most popular girl in her class at Wellesley. She spoke at the Elizabethan feast about class color flower and tree while Miss Mary Bates of Clifton avenue appeared in a prominent role at the senior drama dance following the address. The class day costumes were noted as the most picturesque yet seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen G. Logan
Wardall Avenue
Westwood
Wellesley
Miss Logan
Antituberculosis league to stage exhibit at Chester Park
A model cottage for patients will be one display at the outing and bazaar on June 16. The ladies auxiliary offers fifteen prizes for the best and cheapest tray of nourishment for patients, with suggestions placed in a special box in the cottage. Committee includes Mrs. Tischler, Mrs. Withrow, Mrs. Levi, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Wooley, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Herrick, Mrs. McCarthy, Mrs. Sternberger, Mrs. Sand, and Mrs. Brady.
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Chester Park
Helen Tischler
J. M. Withrow
Louis Levi
Ernest Wolf
David Wooley
Werther Beatty
Charles Herrick
Martin McCarthy
Harry Sternberger
W. Sand
Ben Brady
Boys Smash Mail Box At Eighth And Linn Streets
Boys playing near a gas conduit lead cables rolled a lead block that hit a mailbox at the corner, smashing it from the post and breaking the box open. Patrolman Johnson collected the mail and took it to Central station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and Linn
Johnson
Central Station
Reading road accident claims two lives in city
A wagon collision on Reading road near Thirteenth street left Harry B Raker age 31 with fatal internal injuries. J H Riechmann 58 died en route to hospital after sudden illness at work. A two year old, William Duncan, was struck by a Westwood car on Liberty street and Freeman avenue and died at the city hospital. Coroner Coe will hold inquests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Raker
Marquis Street
Reading Road
Thirteenth Street
Raker
J. H. Riechmann
Race Street
City Hospital
Riechmann
Main Street
Covington
Coe
William Duncan
Liberty Street
Freeman Avenue
Bankers Prison Decision and Ohio Supreme Court Rulings
Ohio Supreme Court denies Ulysses G. Walker petition in error. Walker must serve term for false banking affidavit. case notes include injury award denial for Jennie Gallagher after a street car incident. various court decisions on brewery sales in dry counties, union labor contracts, and numerous appellate cases with dispositions and numbers.
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Walker
Cincinnati
Jennie Gallagher
Circuit
Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
August Walder
Archibald
Fulton County
Henry County
Fulton
Ohio
Denman
Houston
Steubenville
Stationary Engineers’ Union
Seymour Carter
Mueller Baking Company
County Commissioners of
Hardin County
John Saylor
Ulysses G. Walker
State of Ohio
Circuit Court of Cuyahoga
Horace Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Champaign County
Fugitive Arrested in Jewelry Store Burglary Case
Detective Chief Crawford learned a man named Edmonds was arrested at Chilis cothe C and charged with jewelry store burglary. He was identified as Robert Turnip who escaped Ashland marshal by jumping from a train at Vanceburg a week ago Sunday. Turnip was arrested here and turned over to Ashland authorities for burglary charges.
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Crawford
Edmonds
Chiliscothe, C
Robert Turnip
Ashland
Vanceburg
Turhip
Voice Pupils Graduate From Cincinnati School of Expression
Graduation exercises at the Walnut Street theater featured two plays His House in Order by Pinero and Nance Oldfield by Reade with Danesi Matthews as Anne Oldfield and May Herbert as Nina Jegson. Judge D D Woodmansee praised public speaking, and certificates were awarded by director Miss Edna Mannheimer.
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Cincinnati School of Expression
Walnut Street
Arthur Wing Pinero
Nance Oldfield
Charles Reade
Clarice Westheimer
May Herbert
Nina Jegson
Jesson
Grace A. Fritz
Lady Ridgely
Anita Lazaron
Oldfield
London
Miles Thome
John B. Bott
Hilary Jesson
Edward B. Sussdorf
Filmer Jesson
M. P
Edward Strubbe
Derek Jesson
Sir Daniel Ridgely
Samuel Hall
Pryce Ridgely
Danesi Matthews
Anne Oldfield
Alexander Oldworthy
Nathan Oldworthy
Marie A. Smith
Leland S. McMurphy
Andrew H. Strong
D. D. Woodmansee
Judge Woodmansee
Edna Mannheimer
Graduating Class List Details Readers and Teachers of Speech
The document lists graduates and certificates for speech related studies. Names include readers and teachers of speech May Herbert, Danesi, Edward Sussdorf, Clarice Westheimer of Cincinnati, and others from Kentucky towns. Certificates in Voice awarded to Clara G. Keck Minnie Belle Schaffner Cincinnati and Aurelia Huelsman Columbus.
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May Herbert
Danesi. Matthews
Edward Sussdorf
Clarice Westheimer
Cincinnati
Dorothy ‘Conrey
Anita Kazaron
Lélander McMurphy
Newport
Ella’ K. Porter
Eminence
Maria A. Smith
Bowling Green, C
Clara G. Keck
Minnie Belle Schaffner
Aurelia Huelsman
Columbus
Senior Class Banquet Honors Royster Doyster Cast
The University of Cincinnati senior class banqueted at the Gibson house after presenting Royster Doyster the first regular English comedy. Fifteen dined with Prof. B C Van Wye as guest of honor, with attendees including Ralph Kreimer Clarence Hoffman Viva Heise Fred Lotter Stephen Jones Maud Stephens Ed Kinder Janet Brown Bessie McBrair Audley Brown Byron Wayne Carrie Perin Ruth Sorgel and Fannie Levi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Royster Doyster
Gibson House
Festa Board
B. C. van Wye
University
Ralph Kreimer
Clarence Hoffman
Viva’ Heise
Fred Lotter
Stephen Jones
Maud Stephens
Ed Kinder
Janet Brown
Bessie McBrair
Audley Brown
Byron Wayne
Carrie Perin
Ruth Sorgel
Fannie Levi
Cincinnatian Drowned in Fox River near Algonquin
Information reached Miss Clara Plucker of 213 Oak Street that her brother Louis Plucker aged 31, a Cincinnati electrician, had drowned while canoeing on the Fox River near Algonquin, Illinois with a companion.
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Louis Plucker
Cincinnatian
Fox River
Algonquin
Ill
Clara Plucker
Oak Street
Plucker
Outing Planned by Industrial Bureau For City Pupils
The Industrial Bureau will host an outing for several hundred public and parochial pupils on Saturday June 18 at the Zoo gardens. Prizes will be awarded to essay winners with seven awards: $10 for first, $5 for second, and $1 for the remaining five. Admission tickets are provided for all entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau
Bureau
Cincinnati
Zoo Gardens
Sixth Grade Puts on Hannibal at School Celebration
Boys and girls of the sixth grade in the Tenth District school Canal and Rim streets have won a precocious writing staging and acting medal for a historical drama Hannibal to be presented at the school celebration Friday afternoon. With help from teachers they produced the play and in the evening the girls will render The Flower Queen cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal and
Rim Streets
Hannibal
Rome
Carthage
Threats to Hellman Bring Police to Face Calls
Louis Hellman, a Central avenue furniture dealer, has received threats to blow up his house with dynamite. He has asked post office inspectors to identify those responsible for the harassment and annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hellman
Central Avenue
Post Office
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Hughes
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Haas Brothers
White
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Cuticura
Literary Club
Coney
Larsnan’s Stock Company
Hoosier C
A. J. Conroy
Business Men's Club
Union Depot
Fourth and Fifth Streets
J.P. Orr
C. B. Braustein
Anton Burkhardt
J. M. Gidding
H. C. Otterbein
FE. D. Roberts
Paul Verkamp
A. W. Williamson
Gus Ackerman
The
Heekin Company
Helen Mattaiz
Carolinas
Mount Auburn
Village of
Pellevue
Peter’ Brady
Sandusky County
Cincinnati Traction Co
James Gallagher
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Superior Court
Henry J. Good
Hamilton County
Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
the Union Central Life Insurance Co
Jacobs
Emigh
Paulding County
John “G. Thompson
Partners
John G
Miser
Jefferson County
James J. Walcutt
Pilther
Wood County
Affirmed
Clementine _Rocheva
Herbert Brooks
Licking County
Albert Speckman
the Union Hay and Grain Co
the Union Insurance Co
Catherine Bilman
Medina County
Channing W. Richards
Joseph Wert
van Wert
John J. Murray
Coshocton County
Daily Oil ‘and Gas, Co. Et al
Forbing Drilling Co
Knox County
Edward H. van Ingen
Lizzie Berger
Walder
Canfield Va
Brobst
Ohio St
Charles E. Roth
Margaret Hall
Theodore Jackson
Guernsey County
School of Expression
Horlick’s
Nicholas Udall’s
Hellman
the Commercial Tribune
Woman’s Magazine
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