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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

8

Rag-Time Concert Sparks Large Zoo Attendance

The Liberati military band drew a huge crowd to the Zoological Gardens for a rag-time concert last night. Extra trains were run from Peebles Corner to handle demand, and a second concert is planned for later in the week with new rag music from New York and a program similar to last night’s. The new piece Across the Border impressed fans, and selections from Florodora also did well, receiving encores.

Zoological Gardens Sig. Liberati Peebles Corner Liberati New York

Fulgora Declares Vine Street Opera House Opening

Delmar Garden manager Fulgora vows to lease and open the Vine Street Opera House in Cincinnati on September 1 with about $10,000 for renovations. He plans mid July travel for bookings and asserts a clear title, denying Avery lease claims and indicating strong vaudeville credentials.

Vine Street Commercial Tribune ST. Louis Fulgora Delmar Garden Vine Street Opera House Cincinnati Opera House New York Mern Neff Mr. Fulgora Robert Fulgora Hopkins Trans- Oceanics

Vaudeville Managers Elect New Director at Meeting

The second annual meeting of the Association of American Vaudeville Managers drew a large crowd at the St. James Building in New York. M. C. Anderson of Cincinnati was elected to the Western Board of Managers along with colleagues from Chicago San Francisco and Detroit and other cities as officers were announced.

M. GC. Anderson Commercial Tribune New York St. James Association of American Vaudevile Managers P. Bb. Chase Washington J. H. Moore Detroit P. G. Williams Brooklyn P. F. Shea Springfield Western Board of Managers M. C. Anderson Cincinnati Charles Kohl Chicago M,. Meyerfeld, Jr San Francisco J. J. Murdock J. D. Hopkins

Minnie Seligman Faces New Civil Suits in City Court

Three more personal actions attach to Minnie Seligman as plaintiffs Beatrice McKenzie Thayre Evelyn Temple Cashman and Harry B Hyde seek about 80 each for services and alleged stranded conditions after a production tour. The suits add to a growing docket as claims reference the play When a Woman's in Love and alleged changes in backing by Frederick Whitney.

Commercial Tribune New York Minnie Seligman Kate Glaxton Miss Seligman Beatrice McKenzie Thayre Evelyn Temple Cashman Harry B. Hyde Cincinnati Frederick Whitney

Hopper says she won't marry Gallatin after all

Edna Wallace Hopper reveals she has changed her mind about a planned marriage to James N. Gallatin. She will not appear on playbills as Mrs Gallatin this year, and stresses the friendship remains. Gallatin responds that Hopper is charming but not for him.

Commercial Tribune New York Edna Wallace Hopper Broadway James N. Gallatin

Marie Dressler Seeks Fresh Bankruptcy Honors

New York June 12 Marie Dressler heavy weight comic seeks discharge in U S District Court with debts over 12000. Petition prepared by Emanuel M Friend for filing tomorrow but court records delay. Creditors from former ventures push for payment.

New York Marie Dressler Comedienne United States District Court Emanuel M. Friend Mies Dressler Miss Dressler

Division of Hoyt Estate Awards Large Sums to Friends

The will of playwright Charles H. Hoyt reportedly divides his estate among friends and associates. Major allocations include Rank McKee about 40000 dollars, Elwood M. Dasher 10000, W H Currie 10000, Isabelle McKee 3500, E Zweifel 3500, Sarah and Mary Scales 5000, Charles Goodman 2500, Thomas Davis Sr. 11000.

Charles H. Hoyt Rank McKee W. H. Currie E. Zweifel Abe H. Hummel Elwood M. Dasher Isabelle McKee Sarah M Mary M. Scales Charles Goodman Ais Thomas Davis, Sr

Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde to stage at Coney Island outing

Next Sunday at Coney Island the Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde presents a large athletic display with over 400 members performing calisthenics Indian club juggling and other feats. The Coney Island Company offers a new vaudeville program with the first show at 4 p.m.

Coney Island Cincinnati Turn Gemeinde Turn Gemeinde Cincinnati Music Hall Turners Coney Coney Island Company Clark

Chester Park vaudeville features Favor and St Clair

Favor and St Clair, clever entertainers, headline the Chester Park vaudeville bill for the coming week. They recently starred in a Walnut Street Theatre farce. The act includes a one act comedy The Maguires. Other notable performers include Whiting and Whiting O'Dell and Perry and Pauline Devere.

Favor St. Clair Chester Park Walnut Street Theater Chester

Stage and Society Notes From A Shore Page

Mrs Leslie Carter plans a major summer stay at Bar Harbor and a Tuxedo Ladies Band outing is discussed for Chester Park. Ernest Bod dington works on a new Heretic play while Otis Skinner shifts to a different project. Eleanor Robson and her mother sail from New York on Campania for a ten week Europe tour after long absence from England.

Leslie Carter Bar Harbor Tuxedo Chester Park Somme ‘Azionale Italiana di Mutuo Socorso P Ce Coney Island Bernhardt Carmen Otis Skinner Ernest F. Boddington Eleanor Robson Madge Carr Cooke Campania England Europe Miss Robson

Gravesend racing entries and local baseball notices

The page lists Gravesend races with weights and entries for six races including highweight handicap and two year old events. It also reports upcoming amateur games and club contacts in Cincinnati and nearby towns, noting schedule changes and requests for opponents.

Bellevit Blues Seek Games After South Trip

The Bellevit Blues, returning Thursday from the South, seek games with any t-class team for Sunday, June 16. Manager Geo. E. White, care Hennessey Shoe Co, City, notes two-game Fourth of July play as well and invites out of town teams to contact for schedules.

Bethel Lincolns Norwood Browns Otto Schone Ironton Wilmington Celina Washington D. H Commercial Tribune Covingtons Muldoons Covington Park Edison Club Bellevue Browns East Newport Park Ft. Thomas-Dayton Scouts Baseball Club Bellevue Milt Camm Union Street Navy Club Bond Hills Mackie Bond Hill Park Eas Wilmington Washington Richmond Ind Wes Elberfeld East Sixth Street Cincinnati The Admirals Harry Lloyd East Sixth Street City Bellevues Elks Addyston Corryville Pelicans F. A. Cromiley Orioles Jess Oriole Baseball Club Fast Sixth Street McMickens Harrison J. Flick Perry Denny's Bellevit Blues Ddress Geo. E. White Care Hennessey Shoe Company Blues Greevville Miss White peGey Ohio Care Portsmouth Times Portsmouth Patavia

Findlay Golf Club Organized in Findlay Ohio

Findlay golf enthusiasts formed the Findlay Golf Club last night. Links were secured on the outskirts of the city and will be prepared soon. The club aims to create some of the finest golf courses in the state.

Commercial Tribune Findlay, O Findlay

Shipping news update from ports across the globe

Maritime dispatches report arrivals and departures at Boston Cherbourg Hong Kong New York Rotterdam Southampton and Liverpool. Vessels include Wilhelm der Grosse Indravelli The Majestic Lahn Peru and St Louis with several sailings to New York Boston and Liverpool.

Browhead Commonwealth Boston Queenstown Liverpool Cherbourg Bremen Southampton New York Hong Kong Indravelli Pend Ore Yokohama Peru San Francisco Honolulu Karamahia Pranic Majestic Frnd Antwerp Glasgow Londonderry Galway Rotterdam Statendam Boulogne St. Louis Altonta

Army Officers Push to Reestablish Canteen Amid Political Pressures

Washington reports on how army officials aim to reestablish the canteen, arguing a strong moral base, while Congress and lobby groups weigh influence. The piece contrasts Secretary of War Elihu Root’s firm leadership with the new Attorney General Knox and notes Washington power dynamics shaping policy and discipline.

Committee On Military Affairs Senate J. Pierpont Morgan John D. Rockefeller Congress Alaska Army Elihu Root War Office Root Corbin Mr. Knox George W. Child Carnegie Company Washington Knox

Reverend Bur ris A. Jenkins Named President of Kentucky University

Rev. Burris A. Jenkins pastor of the Christian Church of Buffalo New York has wired the Board of Curators of Kentucky University accepting the presidency to which he was elected two weeks ago His acceptance was announced by the board and he will begin with the next term of the college

Lexington Burris A. Jenkins The Christian Church of Buffalo N. Y Kentucky University

New Books at the Library

A catalog list of new shelves including Geography and Travel works such as Mrs Mary Bryson in China and C. F. Hall Arctic Narrative. Also Elizabethan voyages by Hakluyt, Joyce Irish history, J P Parets sports book, Goodrich town refuse disposal, Carlile money evolution, Kelly evolution government, van Marken industrial sociology, Browning complete works, McClure's Tales collections, Uncle Lew, Elizabeth visits, Wilderness Road, and various German fiction titles by Ompteda Merholm von Lemcke Sudermann Heyse Hoffmann.

China M. I. Bryson Queen City G. W. Engelardt Cc. F. Hall America Richard Hakluyt P. W. Joyce Woman's Book of Sports J. P. Paret W. F. Goodrich W. W. Carlile Edmond Kelly Industrial J. Cy van Marken McClure Lew C. Sherlock Elizabeth Tinos Glyn J. A. Altscheler Eysen Georg, Freiherr von Ompteda Frau Lilyels Jurgfrau Gettin Und Mutter Laura Merholm Jc von Zobeltitz Grafin Gerhild Karl von Lemcke So Ee Iimann Adolf Wilbrandt Weltwinkel Friedrich Jacobson Hermann Sudermann Senos der Stunde Paul Heyse de Starkere Hanns von Zobeltitz H. F. K. Hoffmann der Zeremonienmeister Frau E. EY F.) Wildhagen

Identification of Headless body as Mrs. Margaret Blondin

The headless body found in Chelmsford woods is identified as Mrs. Margaret Blondin of Boston by her sister Mrs. Margaret Casey of Lawrence. Mrs. Blondin, married to French Canadian mill worker Blondin, had been missing since April and was last seen in a Green Street lodging house in Lawrence. Authorities seek Blondin who disappeared after the couple’s alleged separation over a trip to Canada.

Lowell Mass Chlemsford Woods Margaret Blondin Boston Margaret Casey Lawrence Blondin Riley Green Street Canada Blonn

Mrs Blondin's Marital Troubles Linked to Tragic Death

Mrs Wilfred Blondin from Ireland, found dismembered in Chelmsford, had earlier quarreled with her husband over bank funds and a move to Canada. Relatives in Lawrence recall jealousy and alleged cruelty, with Blondin possibly pursuing Canada and Blondin's wife seeking work in Lowell before her death.

Weather outlook shows fair and warm today with possible storms

The forecast indicates fair and warm conditions today with possible thunderstorms and showers. Cooler weather is expected later in the week as the Lower Mississippi Valley sees rain, with frost in Montana and snow on the far northwest border.

Mississipi Montana Cincinnati United States Bureau

Weather Forecast for Ohio Indiana Illinois and Kentucky

Local areas in Ohio expect rain Thursday then fair Friday with variable mostly fresh easterly winds. Indiana and Illinois forecast fair and warmer Thursday, then fair and cooler Friday with fresh southerly winds. Kentucky sees fair Thursday with cooler in isolated portions, probably fair Friday with variable winds.

Ohio Indiana Illinois Kentucky

River Steamers Schedule Adverts Pittsburg Page

River steamers leaving today listed with destinations and departure times from Pittsburg and partner ports including Charleston Huntington Maysville Louisville Vicksburg and Vicksburg entries. The page instructs readers to see advertisements for full listing and notes Saturday departures.

Pittsburg Keystone State Charleston H. M. Stanley Huntington Urania Maysville Tacoma Louisville Gisville Vicksburg Quen City Sunshine

Rains in Ohio Valley Noted as Minor Impact

Rainfall across the Ohio Valley from Catlettsburg to Pittsburgh produced little effect. Catlettsburg measured just over half an inch, while Cincinnati stage at 6 p.m. yesterday stood at 28.4 feet.

Ohio Valley Catlettsburg Pittsburg Cincinnati

Mud Drum Delays Levi J Workum Steamer

The Levi J Workum did not return due to workers installing a new mud drum replacing the rusted one. The Lizzie Bay delivered freight. Workum to resume trade Monday. Other vessels including Cutter Marmet and Hornet reported arrivals and cargos, with coke plant opening in Hamilton and Keystone State due to arrive with passengers today.

Levi J. Workum Vevay Lizzie Bay Workum Cqutter Pittsburg Memphis Esburg Hornet Kanawha Marmet Jim ‘Wood Enterprise Louisville Mariner Mies al Martin Carrollton Henry de Bus A. Montgomery Tennessee F. L. Garretson Hamilton Keystone State

River News and Ship Casualty Report from Pittsburg

Special despatches note rivers in Ohio Valley with depths from 2 to 9 feet and warm, clear weather. A towboat accident at Shousetown injured James Davidson, second engineer of the Cruiser, who later died at Mercy Hospital. 5.0 million bushels of coal have moved down the Ohio since December, led by the Monongahela line. Weather mentions light showers inland. Davis Island Dam potential repairs pending as river recedes. Captain Uel Shuman of Cincinnati visits Pittsburg with his wife before boarding to Cincinnati.

Commercial Tribune Swarren Oil City Brownsville Morgantown Pittsburg James Davidson Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Association, No. 30 Mercy Hospital Shousetown Davidson Ohio River Monongahela River

River traffic reports and boat movements in Ohio and Mississippi basins

Various river gauges show falling water levels across Charleston Huntington Catlettsburg Louisville Paducah Cairo and St Louis with Towboats and keelboats like Fred Wilson Douglas Hall Indiana Sea Lion J R Fisher and City of Memphis active. Notable movements include cargoes of coal timber and sand and multiple arrivals and departures shaping daily river commerce.

Tom Dodsworth Nellie Walton Fallie Charleston Kanawha Pleasant Fred Wilson Douglas Hall Huntington H. M. Stanley Catal Stdiana Romercy Saipit Virginie Ceiahe Catlettsburg Ohio Stanley Keystone State Fred Wil Indiana Virginia Annie L Sea Lion Manchester Moscow Joye Cando White House Ndy Maxie Yost Catsmouth Jessie Val P. Collins Ite Marmet J. B. Lewis Ee Fulton J. O Louisville J. C. Fisher E. T. Slider Kentucky River New Albany Cinccinnati Clarence Carter Jeffersonville Cairo Evansville Tom Paducah Joe Fowler City of Memphis St. Louis Tennessee River Clarksville Dick Fowler John K. Speed New Orleans Clyde Ill Clifton Riva Evans Little Rock Pacific O’neil Sam Brown O'Neil John A. Wood Jacob Heatherington Jennie Gilchrist Mississippi Tennessee Peters Lee Rees Lee Cincinnati Oakland J. Harbin Mound City Fair Grafton City of St Delta Vicksburg James Lee Friar’s Point Robert BE. Lee Ashport Kate Adams Arkansas City Defender Joseph B. Williams

Captain Wilhelm Dies in Philippines Battle

Captain William H. Wilhelm of the Twenty first Infantry died today after being wounded in the shoulder in a clash with insurgents at Lipa Batangas Province.

Manila William H. Wilhelm Twenty-first Infantry Lipa Batangas Province

Lebanon Train Schedule Notes for East Norwood Area

Schedule fragment shows Sunday trains between Lebanon and Way Points with times listed near East Norwood and Montgomery May Points. Mentions Cincinnati Northern station and connections toward Toledo Jackson Van Wert. OCR fragmentary with unclear lines.

Lebanon Mail and Express Lebanon Bivie East Norwood Montgomery Cincinnati Toledo Jackson, van Wert

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