Amusement World Reports Camille D Arville in California Battle
Camille D Arville plans a California return to fight divorce charges by Ernest W Crellin, her present husband. The suit from Andrew Wilson Lyons seeks $50,000 alleging fraud in Chicago and a prior marriage to Lyons. Crellin and D Arville wed in 1900 and have a son in New York. Lyons is a discharged acrobat. Lillie Glover returns to the stage with Mansfield company after a long career beginning with Edwin Forrest.
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Camille D’arville
San Francisco
New York
California
Miss D’arville
Ernest W. Crellin
Andrew Wilson Lyons
John Robinson Circus
Old Market
Province of Oversyel
Holland
Lyons
Cornelia Lyons
Chicago
Cornelia Akstra
Vienna
Lyonsa
England
St. Louis
Pacific Coast
Moraghan Oyster Company
Miss D'Arville
Europe
America
Lillie Glover
Richard Mansfield
Edwin Forrest
Miss Glover
Miss Lillie
Mr. Forrest
Boston
Notes Crystal Fount Council Outing at Coney Island
The Notes Crystal Fount Council No 611 of the National Union plans its annual outing at Coney Island next Saturday. A special program is prepared and the Arrangements Committee promises an event to excel all others with prominent members from nearby cities attending. Music and dancing both at Coney and on the boats are featured.
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Crystal Fount Council
The
National Union
Coney Island
Coney
London Theatrical World Buzzes Over Potter Grand Duchess Mix Up
Theatrical folk in London smile at a barbed mix up involving Mrs Potter and a supposed engagement by Grand Duchess Michael of Russia for July 20. Agents Ashton Boor notified Potter, who offered to travel to Paris to recite, only to learn the “Mrs Potter” sought was a nurse. Also in court Miss Pauline Berkeley testified against Mrs Jessie Mott over a fox terrier named Duchess, using a valise trick to recover the dog. Alfred Klein committed to Amityville asylum. New York will see George C Hazelton’s Captain Molly, produced by Harrison Grey Fiske with Miss Elizabeth Tyree leading and Max Figman directing.
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London
Brown Potter
Ashton and Boor
Bariatinsky
Paris
Michael of
Russia
Mrs.Potter
Mrs. Potter
Potter
Cornell
Miss Berkeley
Harrison Grey Fiske
Manhattan Theater
N. Y
Captain Molly
Molly Pitcher
Bernhardt Reappears in London in Francesca di Rimini
Sarah Bernhardt drew an enthusiastic London welcome at the Garrick Theater in Schwab s English version of Francesca di Rimini. The performance highlighted strong dramatic moments, though critics note Schwab s translation renders the tale in a somewhat sordid light.
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London
Sarah Bernhardt
Garrick Theater
Marcel Schwab
F. Marion Crawford
Francesca di Rimini
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes and 14900 Chances
The notice describes a contest with 1490 prizes and a $34,000 total pool. If a group of ten people each submit an estimate, each person gains ten chances per prize, totaling 14900 opportunities to win a share of the prize pool.
10 Record Deed in 18 Counties
Secretary Stanley Ferguson of the Trustees of the Southern Railroad will record the confirmation of the mortgage deed in eighteen counties Kentucky and Tennessee including Boone Fayette and Hamilton The road spans 336 miles and the action is a precautionary safeguard with multiple counties involved.
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Stanley Ferguson
Trustees of
The
Southern Railroad
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lessee
Ferguson
Samuel Spencer
Lessee Company
United States
Boone
Boyle
Fayette
Grant
Harrison
Jessamine
Kenton
Lincoln
Mercer
Pulaski
Scott
Whitley
Hamilton
Morgan
Rhea
Roane
Mrs Taylor pleads for mercy in pardon letter
Mr Darby urges Mrs Taylor to join in a pardon request to Governor Nash for the prisoner’s mother and sister. A.V. Taylor and Margaret deliver a joint letter noting mercy for the grandmother and aunt to avoid prison, saying they are united in seeking clemency.
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Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Naeh
Margaret
Baylor
Albert V
Nash
Governor Nash to Decide on Pardons in Kidnap Case
Columbus report says Governor Nash will likely refuse to pardon Mrs Frances Taylor and her daughter in the Margaret Taylor kidnapping case. The two women face one year each in the penitentiary unless new facts emerge from Clara Taylor's trial that could justify release.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
Frances Taylor
Little Margaret Taylor
A. V. Taylor
Clara Taylor
Clara
Tailor Keibel Deafened by Boxed Ear in Hamilton Prank
Elbert Keibel a Hamilton tailor living on Bim Street near Wade lost his hearing after a playful punch to the ear. Doctors say his ear drums were broken. He would not reveal who struck him, saying it was done in a spirit of fun.
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Elbert Keibel
Bim Street
Wade
Hamilton
Keibel
City
Ironworkers Tie Up Bridge Contract Talks Stall
President Buchanan failed to mediate between contractors and the Bridge and Structural Ironworkers Union as major iron firms refused to meet. Workers remain steadfast and vow to hold out to the end to secure their point.
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Buchanan
Aee
Wing To
Aceht Seleneronworkers
Ten Minds Boost Your Chance For Success
A proverb on teamwork notes that pooling nine friends’ brains increases the odds of success tenfold, suggesting collaboration multiplies opportunity and problem solving for better outcomes.
Fresh Air Farm supports city children in season start
The Fresh Air Society in Cincinnati opens its season with the first consignment of children sent to the farm. The Board of Directors and Miss Morse reinforce preparations for next week as church collections, notably on June 15, bolster funds for provisions, water, and gifts. Donations from individuals and groups total many dollars as the society expands wardrobe with 262 new garments.
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Fresh Air Society
Cincinnati Pubiic
Fresh Air
At Aan
Howard Melish
Christ Church
Elety
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Miss Morse
LC. N. Anderson
May Krohn
Priscilla C. Harries
Mathew Hart
Mary Hart
Joseph S. Néare
Miss Doane
D. L. Lyon
Miss Huger
Bartholoméw Clifton School
Ely
M. B. Ingalls
S. Phelps Cheseldine
Aurelia Holden Wilson
Anne Harrison
L.markbreit
Bertha L. Hyman
New York
Samuel Troungine
Samuel Holzman
Wale Holzman
J. W. Crothers
May Street
Walnut Hills
Louise Harrison
Ruth Crothers
Frederick Koenig
Joseph Crothers
Junior Baumgarten
Larz Anderson
L. A. Savill
Hill and Hollow Sewing Circle
Miss Taylor
Heyl
Elizabeth Shillito
Lower River Schools Schedule Commencement Dates
The Lower River road high schools set graduation dates with Fernbank on June 10 and Home City on June 13 at the school halls. Fernbank graduates include Mabelle White Florence Schmelsmire and Helen Caffee. Fernbank students to attend Home City next year as tuition for nonresidents is waived. Gifts to instructors featured the Fernbank pre closing ceremonies, including a chair for Prof. Charles Cash and silver spoons for Edith Converse.
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Lower River Road
Fernbank
Mabelle White
Florence Schmelsmire
Helen Caffee
Elsie Tangeman
Martha Lee Law
Florence Hinchman
Goldie Begley
Olive Begley
Masters Perin March
Merrill Hinchman
Home City In & Body
Board of Education of
Home City
Charles Cash
Prin
McKinley
Eend
Edith M. Converse
Converse
Stranger John Turner Sought After Stealing Roommate’s Clothes
Elmwood Place police seek John Turner who boarded at Mrs. Edward Alexander’s boarding house after taking his roommate George Wiley’s clothes and about $20. Turner worked briefly at Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon before disappearing while Wiley remains in work clothes and five collars. Police notified local villages to apprehend Turner.
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John Turner
Elmwood Place
Turner
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Company
Edward Alexander
George Wiley
Laidlaw
Wiley
Marshal Sprong
Union Bethel mothers entertained with concert
Last night at Union Bethel an entertainment featured Miss Minnie Hammann whose songs delighted mothers from Walnut Hills Congregational Church. Philip Crackett played a piano solo, Mrs Lawrence and Miss Hagley recited, and Stanley Behanna with Miss Lutie Lewis sang. A sequence of tableaux presented popular advertisements.
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Union Bethel
Elmer G. Lawrence
Walnut Hills Congregational Church
Minnie Hammann
Six Miles Per Hour Limit in City Parks Ordinance
An ordinance regulating motor vehicles in city parks was introduced by the B L Act of Legislation. Drafted at the request of Parks Superintendent Cribell it requires lamps after dusk and before dawn and prohibits speeds above six miles per hour or riding two abreast. Violations carry a fine.
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Parks
Critebell
Edie Pee Ee
Don Cates
Indersed Prof. Andrews. I the bere a of ee ooard of Education
Fragmentary OCR note mentions the board of education and a person named Serge public sake tenure. Details are unreadable due to garbled text.
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Bere A
Ee Ooard
Iy Serge Public Sako Ouee Tenaane
Ordination Set for Rev John F Horton in Glendale
The Cincinnati Presbytery met at First Church and scheduled the ordination of Rev. John F. Horton at Glendale Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening June 19. The service will be presided by Rev. Dr Whalton with Dr E Trumbull Lee delivering the ordination sermon and Dr C Bal ker giving the charge to the pastor.
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Cincinnati
First Church
John F. Horton
Glendale Presbyterian Church
Whalton
E. Trumbull Lee
C. Balker
J. F. Taylor
Glendale
Herron
Indianapolis Presbytery
James
George W. Shields
M. L. Jackson
Presbytery
Whitewater
N. B.caldwell
Porto Rico
Cincinnati Presbyterians
E. Gaddis
Epworth Camp
Walter L. Whallon
Methodist Ministers
Howard Henderson
Stevenson
Ohio Wesleyan
A. J. de Hart
Walnut Hills
W. W. Younger
S$. Ragowsky
Union of American Hebrew Congregations elects new board
The Executive Board met at Hebrew Union College with all members present except Julius Freiberg ill at home. New Board of Governors selections include Bernhard Bettmann Max B Mey Rev Dr David Philipson Rev Dr Berkowitz Rev Dr Gottheil Rev Dr K Kohler Solomon Marcus Rev J Leonard Levy Samuel Grabfelder and Rev Dr Jacob Voorsanger. The Isaac M Wise memorial fund nears $150000 and four of ten rabbi graduates join pulpits.
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Hebrew Union College
Julius Freiberg
The
Coloe
Bernhard Bettmann
Max B. Mey
David Philipson
Berkowitz
Philadelphia
Gottheil
New York City
K. Kohler
Solomon Marcus
Chicago
J. Leonard Levy
Pittsburg
Samuel Grabfelder
Louisville
Jacob Voorsanger
San Francisco
Isaac M. Wise
Tank Fire Destroys Dietz Car. No Injuries Reported
An oil tank on the automobile of John F. Dietz, a noted desk manufacturer, caught fire yesterday morning on Central avenue and Larabee street. The car was damaged about $300. Fire Company 13 extinguished the blaze with a chemical apparatus. Dietz escaped injury.
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John F. Dietz
Dietz
Fire Company 13
Central Avenue
Larabee Street
Theory of Murder Is Now Revived
Joseph Siefert an engineer for the Ross Meyer Company died at City Hospital after severe head injuries found in a cellar pool. Police doubt his claim of a chair fall and suspect assault and robbery. detectives press a former employee as a possible suspect amid ongoing inquiries.
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Joseph Siefert
Ross-Meyer Company
Nadler
Deitsch
Seifert
Kincaid
Siefert
Joe
Mal
Confirmation Day Observed Across City Temples
Confirmation Day will be observed in all Jewish temples and synagogues Wednesday morning. Large classes will be confirmed in each congregation with special music and sermons, led by an especially large class at Plum Street and Mound Street Temples.
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Plum Street
Mound Street
Alumni Dinner Reorganizes Ohio Wesleyan Association
Ohio Wesleyan University alumni and former students in Cincinnati gathered at the Grand yesterday to reorganize the Alumni Association ahead of commencement week in Delaware from June 15 to 19. D. D. Woodmansee elected President and S. W. Williams Secretary. Prof. R. T. Stevenson spoke on the university and forthcoming exercises.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
Cincinnati
Grand
Alumni Association
Delaware
Scott Bonham
R. S. Rust
R. T. Stevenson
Bashford
D. D. Woodmansee
S. W Williams
S. W. Williams
J. T. Bail
L. E. Baker
Howard Henderson
Thad. A. Reamy
Prescott Smith
J. M. Pattison
J. M.de Camp
John W. Wolfe
J. Louis Kohl
B. W. Mitchell
W. P. Thirkield
M. B. Fuller
W. M. Fridman
H. E. Bail
W. A. Robinson
I. D. Jones
Philip Roettinger
Veterans Honor Children Memorial Day Aid
Encampment No. 41 of the Union Veteran League voted a card of thanks to the Pountie and public school teachers for aid in Memorial Day celebrations. A copy of the resolution will go to the Board of Legislation to be read in classes. Col. Lewis M. Hosea and Adjutant Thomas B. Fitts signed and attested the document.
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Union Veteran League
Board of Legislation
Lewis M. Hosea
Thomas B. Fitts
Wisbey Left 30000 Estate In Probate Notice
The late Chief of the Fire Department Louis Wisbey left an estate valued at 30000 including a 10000 farm in Clinton County. The will is in charge of Attorney Robert Van Horne and will be offered for probate at Wilmington, Delaware Sareey. The entire estate is left to the widow.
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Louis Wisbey
Clinton County
Robert van Horne
Wilmington
Sareey
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Praises Maternity Aid
The article states maternity starts with quick recovery but later care and illness can slow convalescence. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as preparation for maternity, boosting appetite, easing nervousness and insomnia, building strength and elasticity, and reducing perceived pain of childbirth.
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Indianapolis
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