Ulysses at Her Majesty’s Theater Stirs Mixed Feels
Alan Dale reports Stephen Phillips Ulysses at Her Majesty’s Theater in London as hellish and gloomily verbose. Beerbohm Tree Ulysses and Nancy Price Minerva deliver lisps that both amuse and jar. Calypso and Immortals falter under staging while audience stays for the last nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Dale
Stephen Phillips
Ulysses
Her Majesty's Theater
London
Hell
Her Majesty's
Gate of
Hades
Pallas Athene
Minerva
Mr. Beerbohm Tree
Nancy Price
Pit
Nicholas Holtheir
Allen Thomas
J. Fisher White
Lillian Montrey
Elsie Chester
Calypso
Ithaca
Piccadilly
Beerbohm Tree
Calputho
Mr. Tree
Royal Theater Table for Refreshments in King Edward’s Box
A novelty introduced at the Royal Theater by King Edward offers a refreshment table placed within easy reach of His Majesty in the royal box. The king, a constant attendee at the theater, has popularized this convenient contrivance for the royal audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Royal Box Etiquette and King’s Hidden Theatre Seats
London theaters widely feature a royal box set aside for the King and family. The King often secures his seat via an agent, sometimes arriving hours before showtime with an equerry. Covent Garden’s royal box sits on the second tier, while the Duke of Bedford’s box below hosts occasional royal visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Covent Garden
Duke of Bedford
Royal Box
Clyde Fitch Reported Suffering From Appendicitis Abroad
New York cable reports Clyde Fitch the dramatist, who traveled abroad for health, is afflicted with appendicitis. After a brief stay in Florence it was believed he had recovered, but a Rome physician who was summoned declared his illness serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clyde Fitch
Florence
Rome
Playwright Flees to Berne for Nonoperative Cure
Nesg suffers appendicitis and the playwright hurries to Berne Switzerland to consult a specialist in hopes of securing Télier without surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesg
Berne
Switzerland
Télier
Loop the Loop Rider Severely Injured at Elks Fair
Clarence Hamilton known as Moncrief, brought from New York to perform loop the loop on a giant wheel, fell head downward near the top injuring ribs and causing internal trauma. He is hospitalized in serious condition as four prior performers were injured in the risky stunt. The fair plans to continue the act despite previous failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Clarence Hamilton
New York
E. Kilpatrick
John Larson
Josiah Dougherty
Lach
Hamilton
Moncrief
Ping Pong Improvises Pastiche of Pseudo Spiritualism
Clay Clements presents Ping Pong a new Chicago comedy at Studebaker Theater. Cast includes W J Ferguson Wilfred Clarke Charles Harbury Charles Canfield Bert Haverly Karra Kenwyn Mabel Strickland Grace Griswold. The show features quick scene shifts and brisk quips as the players carry the piece with strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Clements
Chicago
Studebaker Theater
W. J. Ferguson
Wilfred Clarke
Charles Harbury
Charles Canfield
Bert Haverly
Karra Kenwyn
Mabel Strickland
Grace Griswold
Messrs. Ferguson
Harbury
Clarke
Kenwyn
Griswold
Strickland
Chester Park Week Promises Strong Entertainment
A list of acts for the week includes Geo P. Watson and Marguerite Newton in a comedy sketch Coutin Jacas Letter. Sidonia changes on the slack wire and the Esher Sisters perform buck dances while Tom Ripley headlines as the tramp comedian. Davenport on the high wire and Prof. Oldrieve with his lake exhibit will extend for another week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester “Park
Geo P. Watson
Marguerite Newton
Indiana man sues Chicago exchange over stock loss
G Ray King an Indiana businessman sues Central Stock and Grain Exchange Chicago alleging $1350 was won from him at gaming and seeks $2350 including $500 exemplary damages under gaming statute. Attorneys Wilson and Wilson represent him refusing to reveal his address or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray King
Indiana
Central Stock and Grain Exchange
Chicago
M. L. Forbus
Chamber of Commerce
King
Wilson & Wilson
Margaret Taylor Calls On Prosecutor Hoffheimer
Prosecuting Attorney Hoffheimer received a visit from young Margaret Taylor and her mother May Tennant Taylor. The child, who is fond of Hoffheimer, was given a dollar for a doll, and she appears to have forgotten her Aunt Clara who she said stole her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffheimer
Margaret Taylor
May Tennant Taylor
Garret discovery leads to furniture recovery case
Constable Runck from Squire Kempet's court found Mrs. Sarah Slaughter in a garret at 319 East Third street. Mrs. Emma McPherson has gone to Dayton. The Dayton Furniture Company holds a claim of $81.95 on the recovered furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable Runck
Squire Kempét
Sarah Slaughter
East Third Street
Emma McPherson
Dayton
Dayton Furniture Company
Runck
Struck by stray bullet hits Newport man at work
John Wagner of Newport Kentucky was struck in the back of the head by a stray bullet while at his foundry job near Pearl and Weston avenues. He suffered a slight scalp wound and authorities suspect local youths with a revolver fired the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
Newport
Pearl and
Weston Avenues
Wagner
Minds at Ease With Quick Commercial Tribune Subscriptions
A prompt to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune invites readers to send in an estimate and receive immediate relief from ongoing contemplation about subscriptions. The notice frames the act as a simple, mental release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Glenn Home Board Elects Officers At Year End
Glenn Home Board closed its year with annual reports showing progress across departments. The Glenn Home Auxiliary Missionary Society raised 112.8 for the past year and the kindergarten saw stronger support. Officers elected include Chairman Mrs I D Jones and Vice Chairman Mrs Richard Dymond. An extensive Executive Committee and multiple departmental committees were named for the coming year. All workers at Glenn Home were retained for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Home Board
Bassett
Glenn Mome
Missionary Society
I. D. Jones
Richard Dymond
E. P. Edmonds
Ghairenancrd
F. G. Browne
George H. Thompson
Kang Tee
J. H. Charlesmith
Mesdames Jones
Dymond
Browne
Edmonds
Smith
Thompson
Collins
Kirby
McGowan
Woodmansee
Clement
Mitchell
House
Mesdames Carey
Wilson
Wright
Robinson
Harper
Glenn Home
Mesdames Aiken
Mesdames Dymond
Bosworth
Ebersole
Patterson
Harkrader
Girl Sent To Prison For Stealing Diamond
Maud Evans a Chicago girl who came with W B Henderson was sent to the Workhouse to serve a 200 dollar fine and thirty days, more than a year in prison. She confessed to stealing a valuable diamond from Joe Jennings a fireman to raise money to free her lover. David A Perkins faces grand jury on embezzlement charges from Mrs Mamperielista Tucker. Patrick Dugan was sentenced to four months. his mother and sister caused a court scene crying as they support him after he beat them. They live at 540 Pierson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Evans
Chicago
W. B. Henderson
Joe Jennings
David A. Perkins
Mamiper Ielista Tucker
Rene
Lueders
Patrick Dugan
Mary Dugan
Pierson Street
Brennan's Sons Ordered to Pay $4 Weekly for Father
George J. Brennan, 74, inmate at the County Infirmary, was arraigned on loitering charges. Judge Lueders ordered his three sons to contribute $4 a week to the Humane Society for their father’s support after testimony that the man caused family strife, squandered $25,000, and relied on kin for living expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Brennan
Frank
Lueders
the Humane Society
Gustav Werner
Werner
Gang of Youthful Burglars Broken Up
Frank Richards and Grover Keatting, both sixteen, are held on burglary charges after being linked by fellow youth Harry Ness who aided the Elm and Canal streets robbery at Chusti Gum Company's works. Ness serves time. Richards and Keatting deny the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Richards
Grover
Keatting
Harry Ness
Chusti Gum Company
Elm and
Canal Streets
Ness
Young Richards
Gest Street
Newport
Crystal Fount prepares monster Coney Island outing
The Crystal Fount Cornel of the National Union reports a meeting after a busy preparation for a buying surge in tickets. Subcommittees indicate tickets sold, and organizers expect the event to be the largest in the order’s history with planned features to amuse attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Fount
Coney
Coney Island
Crystal
Cornel
The
National Union
Last University Finance Class Ends Its Novel Tax Study
Frederick Hicks yesterday led the final meeting of the local finance class at the university. Students reviewed Ohio and Kentucky tax laws and state revenue provisions with participants including Nellie Shine Eugene Agger Tucker Wise Fillmore Bayliss Collier Rucker Fennell and Koch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deal Frederick Hicks
Ohio
Kentucky
Nellie Shine
Eugene Agger
Tucker
Wise
Fillmore
Bayliss
Collier
Rucker
Fennell and Koch
Thomas Becomes a Regular Patrolman
Mayer Freischmann appointed Officer John Thomas a regular patrolman yesterday after he served as a substitute. He is praised for an excellent record and was assigned to duty in the Seventh District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Freischmann
Om-Cer
John Thomas
College of Music Commencement Honors Graduates
The College of Music held its 24th annual commencement at the Odeon with the College String Orchestra, directed by Dr. N J Elsenheimer, performing Handel and Haydn. Vocal and choral selections featured Miss Klarer, Miss Roth, and Miss Beiser among others, ending with diplomas and medals awarded by Dean Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odeon
College of Music
N. J. Elsenheimer
Haydn Largo
Albino Gorno
Eyentide
Godard
Olive Kiler
Bertha N. Roth
Katherine Klarer
Liszt “Losley
Klarer
Emma Sleet
J. Wesley Hubbell
William Scully
Dr. Eisenheimer
Angel
A.T. Go
Raff
Kathryn Gibbons
Lillian Sutton
E. A. Jahn
Gorno
Mabel Brownell
Browning
E. Trumbull Lee
Dean Sterling
Covington Women Host Business Luncheon Carved in East Fourth Street
The Dodd-Werner building hosts a three day business luncheon by Covington women. The First Christian Church table led by Mrs. T. C. Ranshaw features Kentucky Queen roses and a team of volunteers including Mrs. James Williams and Mrs. Coke. Tables for H. M. U. D. C. O. W. Home Trinity Church are staffed by noted local ladies. ice cream is supplied by several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd-Werner
East Fourth Street
Covington
First Christian Church
T. C. Ranshaw
C. Z. Ware
James Williams
Coke
Maude Mayberry
Lulu Mullins
May Bogie
Nettie Riggs
Mesdames
C. B. Warner
Henry Southgate
Will Miller
Ed Worrall
Rebecca Wood
Alice McGlasson
H. M
James Arnold
Mazie Bigstaff
Icy de Moss
Anna Forse
Miss Crumbaugh
O. W
M. L. Harbeson
L. M. Cook
Ada Hamilton
Monica Uty
Helen Bellmer
Trinity Church
Magnus Tate
Kate Phelps
Will Reynolds
Margaret Laidly
Louise Maddux
Youtsey
J. R. Hawley
Miss Ebbert
Flowers Sent to Hadley Home for Late Captain Hadley
Floral tributes flooded the Hadley residence yesterday for the late Captain George D Hadley. Police stations sent pieces as did many individuals. Funeral services are set for 9 AM at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with the full police force and the First Regiment Band in attendance. Burial follows at St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Hadley
Church of the Blessed A
St.Joseph's Cemetery
Commencement at Hanover College trustees renewed
Postmaster E. R. Monfort, a Hanover College trustee, returned from commencement praising the intellectual orations and the college’s flourishing state. Trustees Ev ans, Moore, Alling and Moffett were reelected. Prof. John L. Lowes resigned. Frazer Hood of Yale secured the ethics and English chair. Rev. William Mebane resigned as professor of Latin and modern languages. C. R. Melcher was appointed successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Monfort
Hanover College
Monfort
Messrs
C.R. Melcher
Father Swears Warrant for Arrest of Son in West Front Street
Frank Adams was arrested on a warrant sworn by his elderly father Sylvester Adams aged over 60. The father claims Frank struck him when money was refused. They reside at 1108 West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Sylvester Adams
Adams
West Frant. Street
German cooper dies after arrival to help daughter in Cincinnati
Nicholas Mutz aged 49 from Bremen Germany arrived in Cincinnati a week ago to assist his widowed daughter Lizzie Schief of 708 Wade Street. He died yesterday morning at City Hospital after pneumonia set in from a cold during his long journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Mutz
Cincinnati
Bremen
Germany
Lizzie Schief
Wade Street
Captain Kadow Resigns Under Pressure in Air Infantry
Adjutant General Greer accepted Captain N. Kadow's resignation from Company Air Infantry in Sanaiboatn. The action followed a demand from Colonel Bundy alleging irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Greer
N. Kadow
Air Infantry
Sanaiboatn
Bundy
Library Board Organized at Meeting
The library board organized at a May meeting with Wulsin elected president West named vice president Porter chosen treasurer and Dr Deiman appointed secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Wulsin
Re West
Porter
Deimanh
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prize Chances
The notice explains a $34,000 Estimating Contest with 1490 chances. If you and nine friends each contribute an estimate you gain ten chances per person for any prize, totaling 14.90 opportunities to win a portion of the prize pool.
Mayor Julius Fleischmann Visits Sycamore Street Bazaar
Mayor Julius Fleischmann and Michael Mullen visited the new St. Xavier Parochial School bazaar on Sycamore Street near Fifth. They toured booths, donated gifts, tried wheels of fortune and games, and praised the booth artistry. An evening program featured N. J. O Keefe harp solo Cassity violin Wm Amster cornet Miss Thornton. The bazaar draws crowds and will credit a substantial sum toward the new school building. Today Wm. B. Poland and Anthony B. Dunlap lead as officers of the day with sleight of hand L Le Vassor and George Gale performances and John O Donnell vocal music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Fleischmann
Michael Mullen
St. Xavier Parochial School
Sycamore Street
Fifth
Freischmann
N. J. O'Keefe
San Francisco
Miss Cassidy
Wm. Amster
Miss Thornton
Wm. B. Poland
Anthony B. Dunlap
L. le Vassor
George Gale
John O’ Donnell
Weather report notes Cincinnati hottest day of year
Heat wave scorched Cincinnati with 94 degree temperature at 1 pm and humidity. Showers briefly cooled but not enough to ease the heat. Forecaster Bassler predicts cooler weather today after storms. Weather conditions stretch from Nebraska to the lake regions with warm South. Data shows June 12 1902 readings, excess heat of 10 degrees, no rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassler
Ohio
Mississippi
St. Louis
Louisville
Memphis
Chattanooga
Nebraska
Colorado
United States Weather Bureau
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia
Showers and thunderstorms on Friday across Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia with cooling air. Central areas may stay warmer while Saturday turns fair with fresh to brisk winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Tenfold brains contest offers 1490 prizes worth 34000
Recruit nine friends to share their brains and pool estimates for a chance to win one of 1490 prizes totaling 34000 dollars in the contest. Each participant improves odds as more estimates are submitted.
Diamond rings stolen from Mrs Elble home
Mrs Joseph Elble reported four diamond rings valued at 800 dollars were stolen from her Colerain Avenue residence yesterday morning. She left her pocketed rings on a table while she went to the attic, and upon return the house was wide open and the theft occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Elble
Colerain Avenue
New Junior Order Council Instated in Live Oak
Live Oak Council No. 113 of the Junior Order of American Mechanics is instituted with eighty members the largest charter in the city. Eldering of Cincinnati Council No. 82 and J Farn with H Schleutker of Phenix Council led the formation. A large number of candidates to be initiated on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Oak Council
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Messrs. Eldering
Cincinnati Council
J. Farn
H. Schleutker
Phenix Council
Inmate Otto Iréns Visits Old Home Superintendent
Otto Iréns, 22, formerly at the Children's Home, called yesterday to pay respects to Superintendent Crouse. He was placed in Bluffton, Indiana, years ago where he now lives with his wife and child, having come from Midland City to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Iréns
Crouse
Bluffton
Ind
Midland City
Retired carpenter Frederick Denghausen Dies at Home
Frederick Denghausen, 82, was found unconscious on the basement floor at the home of his son-in-law Attorney Charles F. Droske in Rania Runpike west of Price Hit. Dr. Fivecpaugh arrived too late. Coroner Schwab suspects natural causes in his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Denghausen
Charles F. Droske
Rania Runpike
Price Hit
Dri Fivecpaugh
Schwab
Society Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Weddings
Mrs. William Vincent hosts a refined whist party in Ridgeway Avenue with Mrs. Charles Stewart and Mrs. Charles Resor. Prizes awarded to four players. guests include many local ladies. A series of lawn fetes, hospital fundraisers, and a wedding for Jessie Pollard and George August Lock are described with dates, venues, and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vincent
Charles Stewart
Charles Resor
Walut Hills Man Charles Epply Marries Alice Maloney
The friends of Charles M. Epply of Walnut Hills were surprised by his marriage to Miss Alice Maloney of McMillan street yesterday. Epply, a widower with two grown daughters, mourns the loss of his only son who died recently. The ceremony was at the home of Rev. Hugo Eisenlohr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Epply
Walnut Hills
Alice Maloney
McMillan Street
Epply
Hugo Eisenlohr
Appel Carrying Two Bottles of Poison Arrested
Corport Cl Otting and Patrolman Turner arrested Paul Appel, street cleaning employee, at his Powers street home near the Zoo after his wife produced a carpet and a contribution box stolen from Harwood Chapel. Officers found two lauden opium bottles and halted an apparent intent to take his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otting
Turner
Paul Appel
Powers Street
Zoo
Appel
Harwood Chapel
Vine Street
Vacation Tour Highlights for August in Atlantic City
Plan a late summer getaway to Atlantic City praised as the season’s most popular and attractive. Excursion departs Friday with round trip tickets valid twelve days and coupons usable in Washington, D C. on return. Departures from Cincinnati and other hubs priced through Dayton Indianapolis Evansville Louisville and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ianapolis
Evansville
Louisville
Rulings On New Corporation Law In Ohio
Columbus June 12 The State Board of Appeals under the Willis law sustains Secretary of State Laylin on corporation tax rules. Tax bases: capital stock as of May 1. reductions in May do not change tax. Charter date determines six month age on May 1. companies not six months old pay next May. Subscribed capital, not paid up, taxes apply. fires or losses do not remit taxes. Findings will be issued by Attorney General Sheets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Guilbert
Cameron
Sheets
State Board of Appeals
Laylin
Secretary of State
Board of Appeals
Outing for Orphans at Cincinnati Zoo To Be Held
The Cincinnati Traction Company and Zoo management plan an orphan asylum outing in July with free transport and zoo admission. The event includes refreshments and may grant the children exclusive access to the zoo during parts of the day, surpassing past outings in scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Traction Company
Zoo Management
Bronner Declared Bankrupt by U S Court Judge
E M Bronner a Fifth street clothing merchant was adjudged bankrupt yesterday by Judge Thompson United States Court on the petition of N G Richman Co Cleveland and Cohn Co Buffalo. Creditors claims total 50000 with assets listed at 9000 Alfred Mackis referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bronner
Thompson
United States Court
N. G. Richman & Co
Cleveland
Local Worker Dies After Dinner Conversation
Hiram Raker aged 76 a laborer living with cousin Stageman at a dairy east of Carthage collapsed and died after dinner. Heart trouble is suspected as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Raker
Stageman
Carthage
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Royal Theater Table
King Edward’'S Theater Table
Clara
Northeast Highlands
Norwood
Iroquois Brass Band Association
Ross Avenue
Mills
Morocco
Sparrow
Monroe Avenue
William R. Collins
Annett Radcliff
Edith Long
Bertha Bengoyne
Elizabeth Weaver
Pearl Massie
Ethel Wilson
Edith Bell
Madisonville
Grand
Brennan
Thomas
College OF Musi
Emma Beiser
Olive Eiler
Indianapolis
Bertha M. Foster
Henry Zeinz
Mary L. Akels
Emma Columbia
Lawrenceburg
Dora Dieckmann
Melville
Greeble
Florence Hawkins
Henrietta G. Scott
Alma Roberta Sterling
Eleanore Hyde
Agnes Mahler
Clare Dickelman
Forest, C
Tillie ‘Pursell
New Richmond
Warsaw
Margretta Davis
Pomeroy
Fred Lersch
Galion
Gordon Thompson
Cambridge, CO
Hadley
Company of Police
Hanover
Kadow
National Biscuit Company
St Xavier Parochial School
New Junior Order Council
Notes OF Society
C. J. Brister
Bessie Brister
Planters
Herbert Mores
Springfield
Harry Perkins
John C. Moore
Woodbine Avenue
Hartwell
St. James Church
Mesdames Gates Armiteder
Moore
Duhme
Boland and Ramsey
J. H. Fillmore
Herman Groesbeck
Church of the Advent
Iven
Abbie Ingalls
Bernard
Kyliis Carter
Ainsleeé Carter
Mary Waddell
Mr. Baxter
Crawford
Sidney Cowen
Ruth Perry
Elsie Burkam
Pfau Carmichael
Helen Blair
Mary Kemper
Malcolm McAvoy
Jessie Pollard
George August Lock
Barboursville
G. Pollard
Jackson Street
Surdo
Clot
Mr. Pollard
Armstrong School
Avondale
Kindergarten
Annie Laws
Susie
Tulte
Cincinnati Association
May . Bishop
Ada Rankin
Charlotte Garrison
Bessie Adams
Blanche Bing
Eva Nye
Nellie Tribby
Miss Grave Gravison
Epply-Maloney
Bronner
Armintie
Oelvanrio
A. M
P. O
Rox
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