Louisville Social Beauty Engaged as James O Neill Leading Lady
Eugenia Thais Lawton a Louisville society girl claimed among the most beautiful on the American stage has been engaged as James O Neill's leading lady for the coming season. This is her second season on stage debuting last year in Joseph Arthur's Lost River. She graduated from Girls High School Louisville two years ago and is now 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Thais Lawton
Louisville
James O'Neill
Tss Lawton
Joseph Arthur
Lost River
The
Girls’ High School
Miss Terry Captures London Theater Crowd in London Pit
Ellen Terry drew a large audience with her appearance in L Aigion at the London Theater last night. She entered with her daughter, sat in the pit to enjoy the performance, and received a thunderous ovation that overshadowed the French actress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Terry
Pilties
Inhardt
Terry
Sarah
Miss Terry
Veteran Actress Annie Yeamans Debuts In Vaudeville Act
After forty years on stage Mrs Annie Yeamans schedules a Sunday vaudeville debut at Chicago Masonic Temple with her daughter Jennie. The act titled An Actress to Order features Yeamans as Mme Experience guiding a young aspiring player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Yeamans
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Jack
Mrs. Yeamans
Ophelia
Brady
Jennie
Vs. Yeamans
Miss J
Richard Mansfield Ends Henry V Run for Financial Reasons
Richard Mansfield closes his season announcing Henry V will not be staged again due to travel costs and cast illness. He reports losses between 400 000 and 500 000 dollars from 35 weeks on tour, with sickness and hospital stays among cast members, and plans a new season starting October 1 at the Garrick Theater Philadelphia featuring Monsieur Beaucaire and Herod with returning company members. Miss Lettice Fairfax will rejoin to play Lady Mary in Monsieur Beaucaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mansfield
Griffith
Belasco Faces Suit Over forfeited Play Claim
French dramatist Jean Richepin warns David Belasco he will sue for $500 in forfeiture if the play La Barry is not produced by January 1, 1901. Richepin also threatens injunctions over Belasco producing a Barry play with Mrs. Leslie Carter. Belasco’s counsel A J Dittenhoefer denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Richepin
David Belasco
la Arry
Dictenm
Igsco Barry
M.' Richeem
Alone in London and the Buchanan Play Revival
The article notes the late Robert Buchanan’s play Alone in London achieved notable success on stage. Daniel Frohman staged Buchanan’s works at the York Lyceum, with Alone in London cited as his most prosperous production in America. A New York Press anecdote mentions a visitor to Lloyd Bryce seeking him and another person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Buchanan
Bryce
London
Buchanan
Lady Clare
Sophia
Bert Buchanan
Daniel Frohman
York Lyceum
Mr. Buchanan
America
Hillary Bell
New York
Lloyd Bryce
Frank Keenan to Star as Grigsby in Klein Play Next Season
Frank Keenan, acclaimed for his portrayal of Todman in Liberty Hall, will play Hon John Grigsby in Charles Klein’s play Grigsby next season. The original production, a Sol Smith Russell project, has been purchased for Keenan. The tour begins late September with plans for a New York stage appearance, and Keenan has two other plays in consideration. His interests are managed by W. L. Malley in the Broadway Theater Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Keenan
Old Todman
Liberty Hall
John Grigsby
Charles Klein
Sol Smith Russell
Keenan
Grigsby
New York
W. L. Malley
Broadway Theater
Noah Vale
J. Russell
Marie Dressler bets Suburban win to pay debts
Marie Dressler files for bankruptcy with 12 000 in liabilities and 12 50 in a savings account plus a 100 wardrobe. She hopes to win the Suburban Handicap Saturday to settle debts. Creditors include printers managers costumers actors and actresses from her last company. dressler says she has never missed the Suburban and will attempt to raise capital through the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Marie Dressler
Edna Wallace Hopper
Miss Dressler
Chamberlyn Bankruptcy Petition Reveals Large Debts to Actors
Adolph H. Chamberlyn filed a bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing total liabilities of 134 340 74 with about 60 000 secured and 11 429 65 due to actors and actresses for salary. Principal creditor is Charles v Ross with 1 400 and others include W P Carlton Toby Clark Etta Buller Mabel Benton Gilbert Gregory Tom Brown Lulu Glaser Harrigan Beau mont Sisters York and Adams Gilbert Sauer Hickey Nelson George Lark Herbert Cathorne Gilbert Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph H. Chamberlyn
United States District Court
Rutland
Charles v. Ross
W. P. Carlton
Toby Clark
Etta Buller
Mabel Benton
Gilbert Gregory
Tom Brown
Lulu Glaser
Harrigan
Paul Schindler
Beaumont Sisters
York
George Lark
Herbert Cathorne
Gilbert Clayton
MISS BARRYMORE NEAR BREAKDOWN F A T R E A
Special despatch reports actress Ethel Barrymore near a breakdown due to grief for her father Maurice Barrymore and the strain of Captain Jinks. She fainted at the end of the second act and was carried off stage before resuming later. The run of the play may be cut short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Maurice Barrymore
Sanitarium
George Barnum
Vaudeville and stage rights update from McKee and associates
McKee engages Frank Lane to support Peter Dailey in Augusts Thomas new comedy. Anna Hayes reads a one act play entitled Captain the from John Ernest McCann. McKee has rights to George Barr McCutcheon novel ustark to adapt with Miss Mary Mannering. production date pending. Mannering and Lipman prepare for London to finalize scenery and staging, with shipboard auditions this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inin
Tgs
Dalys Ter
McKee
Frank Lane
Hoyt Forces
Peter F. Dailey
Agustus Thomas
Anna Hayes
Pepe
John Ernest McCann
Mr. Hayes
K McKee
George Barr McCutcheon
Jeannette L. Gilder
Mr. McKee
Mary Mannering
Miss Mannering
William Harris
Rich and Harris
Mana
Laula Mann
Clara Lipman
Paul Potter
London
Mr. Mann
S Lipman
Mr. Potter
Miss Lipman
Noted Gambler Near to Death After Accident
Dr John Martin a famed faro bank dealer known across the land lies dying after a May 23 accident that fractured his hip and led to pneumonia. Philip J Martin born 1836 in St Louis, long a Cincinnati figure, squandered fortunes but helped others before slipping to poverty. He will die penniless, with friends in Cincinnati hoping to arrange a decent burial.
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John
Locate
Martin
Svér
Hfe
Old Join
City Hospital
Érner
Fifth
Elms Streets
Mick
Philip J. Martin
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Fifth Street
Covington
Three Large Buildings Sold at Auction by Wallace
J B Wallace auctioned three five story buildings on Second and Third streets from estate sale proceeds totaling 7 750 8 400 and 17 600 for Hezeld ah Bradford Shinkle and William oO octer. Eckstein Building 417 419 Race Re it leased to H Jonap G for ten years. Ming is a double four story brick. new tenants plan a 125 ft rear addition and remodel front. Estimated repairs about 5 000. lease cost 6 000 yearly with tenants paying taxes and expenses.
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Second Street
J. B. Wallace
Hezeldah
Bradford Shinkle
William oOocter
Eckstein
Helene Mora Sails to England for 25th Voyage
Helene Mora, with her sister and daughter Fan nie, sails aboard the Servia toward England. The singer, who has crossed the ocean twenty-four times, plans an annual engagement at the Oxford Music Hall starting July 18 and expects to return around December 1 after performances at the Tivoli and Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Mora
Fannie
Servia
England
Albion
Mora
Oxford Music Hall
Tivoli
Canterbury
Madisonville and area land transfers and mortgages listed
A compilation of numerous property transactions including leases, quitclaims, and mortgages across Madisonville and surrounding townships. Names include Henry Menke William Westenhoff A. Dawson Elizabeth Mathes St. Xavier College Marcus Worth and others with sale values from 36 to 4200 dollars. Also notes mortgages canceled and a Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement.
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Millier
Cormuelle & Mudigu
Blunt
B. Guy
Wm. E. Guy
S. W
Cutter St
S. Hastings
Christine Barg
Morris’ Sub
Columbia
Elizabeth
Adolph Borneck
Isaac M. Jor- Gtx
W. S
Scioto St
St. Clair St
Isaac Zeiller
Harry Zeiller
Green Township
Atty
Ida Zeiller
Emory M. Garrison
E. S
Epworth
Westwood
St. Xavier College
E. J. Clyne
S. E. Cor
Pri B
McGlincey
Samuel W. Haselfase
Fourth John Sts
Actress Rose La Fevre Buried in Jewish Cemetery
The body of Rose La Fevre shot at the Northern Hotel will be buried in the Jewish Cemetery rather than a potter's field. Clarence Hartman, who traveled from New York for the inquest, has provided funds to cover funeral expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Potter’s Field
Rose la Fevre
Real Northern Hotel
Louis Hartman
Clarence Hartman
New York
Brooke Chicago Marine Band Opens Solo Concert Series
The Liberati Band will close its engagement at the Zoo a week from Sunday night. On Monday afternoon following, the Brooke Chicago Marine Band will begin its long series of concerts with a first performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke’s
Chicago Marine Band
Liberati Band
The
Zoo
Brooke Chicago Marine Band
Grubbs and Ims Buy W. S. Cleveland Minstrel Show
Findlay Ohio June 13 8 B Grubbs and F J Ims purchase the W S Cleveland Minstrel show and plan to establish headquarters in the city. They will expand and improve the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Findlay
Messrs
B. Grubbs
F. J. Ims
Cleveland Minstrel Show
Messrs. Grubbs
Ims
Crystal Fount Council to Hold Eighth Outing at Coney Island
Crystal Fount Council No 611 of the National Union will hold its eighth annual outing at Coney Island Jurda on June 15. Every member will receive a souvenir upon entering the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Fount Council
National Union
Coney Island Jurda
Four Coh i to Fred Niblo outing at Chester Park
Fragmentary notes indicate Josephine Coban of the Four Coh(i) to Fred Niblo is New ark. Tomorrow afternoon the combined tribes of or the Order of Ben Hur will host an outing at Chester Park. A New York court case involves Lee San Toy Fong seeking recovery of losses from a trustee’s neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Coban
Fred Niblo
Newark
Order of Ben Hur
Chester Park
Lee San Toy Fong
New York
Chu Fong
New York Pees Court
Eben Be
National track meet opens with strong show of athletes
Athletes from the United States and Canada gathered at Buffalo on June 13 for the first Amateur Athletic Union track and field meet of the series. The afternoon featured close races and notable surprises including A B Gunn beating John Flannagan in the shot put and John R Dewitt defeating Flanagan and Hennemian in the discus. The Knickerbocker Athletic Club led in wins as Frank M Kanady won the one mile and George Hoffman took the 440 yard. The five mile saw George W Orton win after a light field and no records were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Amateur Athletic Union
Fairsgrounds
United States
Canada
H. Hoffman
Anchor Athletic Club
Jersey City
E. 8. Edwards
A. W. Burlingame
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
New York
A. B.gunn
John Flann
New York Athletic Club
John R. Dewitt
Princeton
Flanagan
Charles H. Henneman
Milwaukee
George W. Orton
W. J. Feldkamp
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
A. A
R. L. Sanford
G. H. McCormick
P. A. Sayles
George H. Hoffman
A. C
E. W. Rather
Oo A
Tal
Westnen
University of Pennsylvania
R. B. Lawrence
Seventy-fourth Regiment
John Flanagan
Robert W. Bdgren
Walter J. Fishleigh
Detroit A. C
F. M. Martin
First Regiment A. C
Chicago
McK. Hall
Buffalo University
J J. Nufer
Henry Arnold
Union Settlement A. C
Detroit A.C
Central Y. M. C.A
Peter Soutar
Timothy O'Rourke
Toronto
George Hoffman
S. W. Edwards
Reception at Deaconess Home Crowded for Annual Event
The Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess Home on Wesley Avenue hosted a crowded annual reception with Mrs. Clark and Mrs. John Bales in charge. Rev. Dr. Davis W. Clark and Trinity Church’s pastor spoke, noting 169 deaconesses and over 400000 spent on the work, including gifts to 12 permanent members from railroad workers. The Travelers' Aid program at Grand Central Station was highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Gamble
Wesley Avenue
Clark
John Bales
Ladies’ Aid Society
Davis W. Clark
Trinity Church
Miss House
John M. Walden
Miss Pierce
Christ Hospital
Grand Central Station
Travelers’ Aid
Unsettled Weather With Showers Across Regions
Indications point to unsettled weather with showers today as a warm wave shifts eastward. National data show heavy rains in the Carolinas and widespread showers and thunderstorms across Georgia Alabama and South directions. Cincinnati records for June 13 1901 note a max temperature of 85 88 and a min of 30 09 with rain in the afternoon and a deficit in precipitation for the day.
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Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
South
Was
S.W
Cincinnati
Midwest States Expect Showers and Breezy Winds
Ohio and Indiana forecast local showers Friday and likely Saturday with fresh east to southeast winds. Kentucky shows showers Friday with Saturday fair skies, warmer in the east and variable winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Morse Ties Knot in Delphos Ceremony
Charles E. Morse of Cincinnati married today to a Delphos resident teacher. They will reside at 453 Fifth Street in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
River Steamers Departures and River Gauges Update
The Ohio River and its tributaries continue to fall with no rain in the valley last night. Kanawha area remains cloudy as Cincinnati river gauge reads 21.5 feet at 6 p.m. Steamers listed include Pomeroy Maysville Chilossi Petersburg Louisville and others with scheduled departures today and upcoming days.
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Ohio River
Kanawha
Cincinnati
Portsmouth
J. O. Cole
Crown Hill
Louisville
Canal
Bessie Smith
Chattana
Upper
Ohio
Tom Rees
Evansville
Paducah
Clifton
Tennessee
Joe Fowler
Emma Cooper
Tennessee River
R. A. Speed
Elva
Evans
Little Rock
Siatic
Steamship Lines Advertise Services to Wheeling and Pittsburg
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line offers routes to Wheeling and Pittsburg. Queen City line dispatches vessels to Kanawha River and intermediate points. Daily departures from Broadway with various steamers including City of Louisville. Sailings listed for multiple destinations with schedules and agent contacts.
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Pittsburg
Queen City
Louisville
Cincinnati
Virginia
Vicksburg
Sunshine
Wheeling
Assenpnergat
R. Mauck
Public Landing
Pomeroy
Kanawha River
Stanley, Courier and Indians
Broadway
Stanley
Kanawha
City of
Norfolk & Western Railway
Court St
Carolina
Pocahontas and
Rich’d
Portenuth Hills
Portsmouth & Kenova
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Wheeling & Intermediate Points
Bays vs White Collar Line decision favors farmer
Word from Ironton reports the Bays brothers and the White Collar Line case decided Tuesday in favor of the farmer. The Bay brothers sold to the White Collar Line with a five year 3600 dollar annual payment proviso but the fifth payment was withheld amid alleged opposition. The Bay brothers plan to appeal the decision.
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Ironton
Bay Brothers
Bayrothers
Goldenrod
Turner
United States Navy
Pittsburg
Cairo
Kanawha
Tennessee
Congress Street
Ensign
Cobbett & Roll
Charley T. Flescher
Bert Fandree
Gallipolis
Horret
Dick Fulton
Ed Wilson
Louisville
Fulton
Wilson
Sam 8. Brown
St. Louis
A. R. Budd
Douglass Hall
Pomeroy. O
Catherine Davis
Oscar Barrett
Beaver
M. P. Welle
Urania
Keystone State
Charleston
Mucharger
Memphis
South
Sunshine
Help wanted and sales ads in urban newspaper notice
Classified help wanted and sales notices list positions in Los Angeles and other cities. Listings include a laundress wanted with travel, a stenographer with experience, salary offers, loan and insurance ads, and miscellaneous sale items for heating equipment and a saw mill in Urbana Ohio. Names include Union Trust Building Chicago and Joseph Joseph & Bros Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMillan St
Lady—Bright
Chicago
Jos
River Reporting From Elsewhere Across Major Rivers
River observations from Warren to Memphis list gauges, water levels, and weather. Shipping notes report arrivals and departures on the Ohio Mississippi Kanawha and related waterways with names like I. Goodward J.B. Lewis and City of Clifton.
Experienced manager and draftsman seeks substantial business
Situations Wanted male seeks a managerial role in a large business or manufacturing concern. He has several years of experience as a manager and draftsman, is familiar with machinery and construction, and requests contact via MAN AG AND DRAFTSMAN at Commercial Tribune. Also included is a Ladies Regulator notice by B ROWAN offering a monthly regulator through Milwaukee addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Transit timetable notices from multiple lines and depots
Bus and rail schedules list arrivals and departures for Michigan Express Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley routes through Lancaster Zanesville and Louisville Nashville with various depots. Includes Lebanon Blue Ash Montgomery East Norwood and Hamilton connections plus Southern Ohio traction half hourly service and special late night trains.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dav
Detroit Express
Dayton
Middletown
Lima
Polis
St. L
Ft. W
Indianapolis
Richmond
Muncie
Ft. Yeaeee
Chicago
Ind'polis
Chica
Ind’polis & L. Express
Hannibal
Quincy
Michigan Express
Petoskey and
North
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railway
Pearl
Sts
Lancaster
Zanesville
Ieee
Louisville & Nashville
Pearl and
Butler
Central Union
Central Union. Ticket Office, Corner Fifth and Vine
Lebanon Mail and Express
Lebanon Mail
Lebanon
Pos Brecon
Blue Ash East Norwood ‘Accom
East Norwood
Brecon
Abe Montgomery
Ontgom Ccom
Pra Accom
Montgomey
Way
Ontgomery
Montgomery
Way P
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Orchard Stor
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Queen City Av
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Hoda
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United States Weather Bureau
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Ambrose Bierce
Winifred Black
Maysville
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Co. B. Richard & Coo
Italian Royal Mail Steamship CO
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General Shattuc
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Charles St
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Icnmend Huntington
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Xenia
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Akron and
Grand Rapids & Indiana
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Tick Fourth and Vine Sts
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MATI_ RY
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Butler Sts
Georgetown
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Aurora Electric Railway
Anderson’s Ferry
Sedamsville
Fountain Square
Cleves
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Cincinnati Norte Central
Toledo
Southern Ghio Traction Co. Co
College Iil i
Derten
Hamilton
Symmes
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