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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1906

Page

7

Bryans Minstrels Refill Coney Island Week Headline Act

Bryans Minstrels maintain strong popularity at Coney Island through poor weather crowds and extend engagement for another week. Sunday peak and Saturday holidays draw large out-of-town and city visitors. The Pau l Revere Midnight Riders reunion on Saturday adds social allure to Duckworth Club Day with a distinguished turnout.

Bryans Minstrels Coney Compu Pau] Revere Midnight Riders Bryant Minstrels Duckworth Club

North Cincinnati Turnverein Plans Jubilee Celebration at Zoo

Announcement of the silver jubilee event for the North Cincinnati Turnverein at the Zoological Garden next Sunday includes active Turner exercises, children's games, prize awards at the zoo and ballpark, a grand fireworks display, and a large viewing area. The Iver Jubilee March by Paul Schob will be played tonight by the wa's Band as a foretaste of N C T V day. Innes band may perform the march on opening day of the engagement with that organization.

Zoological Garden North Cincinnati Paul Schob N.C. T. V. Mer Henry Hoefle Ely Innes Band Turners Have

Lionel Legare to Stay for Extra Week at Lagoon

Lionel Legare has impressed at Lagoon with his free outdoor feature and will be retained for seven more days starting Sunday afternoon. He is encased in a large ball and rolls himself to the top of the structure as part of the act.

Chester Milo Luba Serema Mile Serema Sammy Cuba Sa van McBrien Cook Stevens Jeanne Brooks Legare Clarke Spink Coontown Circus Herbert Williams Sanders Dean Mille Marie Mudtown Aherns Lagoon No. 1 Guyrope Clio Lionel Legare

Last Days of Pompeii at Norwood Circus Grounds

Paris revival of Last Days of Pompeii draws crowds at Norwood circus with Ladies and Children night tonight and Shriners night on Saturday. A secretive flame portrait of a prominent local lady will burn beside Temple Isis, followed by colored flame features and comic acts by Silas and Maud. Flower displays and other visual treats cap the show before Good-night.

Paris Norwood Circus Grounds Shriners Cincinnati Isis Silas Maud

Chester Park Opera Company Opens With The Rounders

Lester Brown and Charles Zimmerman direct the Chester Park Opera Company season debut this Sunday. New York stars join the cast led by James McElhern and Clara Palmer with Miss Lillian McIntyre in Angelique in The Rounders. Season seats go on sale today at Smith and Nixon's.

Lester Brown Charles Zimmerman Chester Park Opera Company New York James McElhern Francis J. Boyle Charles Fulton Sam Mylie Tom Ince Angelique Rounders Smith & Nixon's

Manager Dolson Recalls Freak Letters To Pompeii Show

The Last Days of Pompeii manager Dolson recalls letters from fans and performers. A bizarre note from W J Watson urged a dangerous “loop-the-loop in a barrel act.” Dolson says hundreds of such letters arrive each season and recounts a Chicago episode involving a failed trapeze act addition.

Dolson Pain Pompeii W. J. Watson Chicago

Ellen Terry to Farewell U S Tour in 1907

Ellen Terry will begin a four months farewell tour of the United States in January 1907 under Charles Frohman. She will appear in a new play not yet named and in one or two of her favorite parts.

London Ellen Terry United States Charles Frohman

Editors at national gathering push for good English in papers

About 500 editors gather in Indianapolis for the National Editorial Association meeting. President Dymond of The New Orleans Planter urges better English usage. Delegates plan tours of Chicago stockyards and Mackinac voyage as contests for association presidency unfold.

Commercial Tribune Indianapolis National Editorial Association Dymond New Orleans G. L. Morrill Minneapolis W. E. Paber Congress W. S. Capeller National Republican Editorial Association Capeller A. W. Lee Ottumwa W. W. Screw Montgomery Ala B. B

Flag Day celebration hosted by Cincinnati DAR

Invitations go out for a Flag Day program at the Country Club on Grandin road starting at 2 PM. Dr. Philipson will deliver a patriotic address on what the American flag stands for, followed by a Children of the Republic program with a flag drill and a flag history by thirty boys. Mrs. James L. Botsford, Ohio State Regent, attends as guest of honor.

Cincinnati Daughters of the American Revolution Country Club Grandin Road Philipson Children of the Republic Continental Congress James L. Botsford Ohio

Parliament Member's Son Engaged to Miss Archbold

London reports the engagement of Armar Saunderson son of Right Hon James Edward Saunderson MP for Armagh North to Miss Archbold of New York.

Archbold New York London Armar Saunderson James Edward Saunderson Armagh North Miss Archbold

Hamilton wedding and society notes in that city

Trolley parties head to Hamilton Ohio for the wedding of Miss Mary Rinearson to George Kestor Erben of Philadelphia. Highlights include Horace Schmidlapp’s bachelor dinner at the Country Club and multiple social events surrounding upcoming weddings and engagements in Cincinnati and Avondale.

Rinearson-Erben Horace Schmidlapp Hamilton Mary Rinearson William C. Rinearson George Kestor Erben Philadelphia Hamilton Trinity Episcopal Church Ruth Rinearson Country Club C. E. Harrison Carl Schmidlapp Edward Koehler William P. Hunt Frederick C. von Steinwehr Herman Groesbeck James Minor Joseph Graydon William Conklin

Covington Social Notes Track Weddings and Visits

Covington society pages report multiple weddings and social events. Miss Mary Louise Orr will wed Charles Stacy at First Baptist Church this evening, after a dinner hosted by Mrs Walters Orr. The Sullivan Farrell wedding occurred at St Marys Cathedral with a breakfast at the Sullivan home. Plans continue for dances and social visits among Newport and Covington residents, including visits to Louisville and a lake trip for the newly married.

Covington Mary Louise Orr Charles Stacy First Baptist Church Stacy-Orr Walter Philip G. Orr Harry Giles Stanley Ashbrook J. S. Cassidy Esther Cassidy Madison Avenue Paul Cassidy Bowling Green Kentucky William A. Draddy Newport Graham Washington Ind Michigan Elizabeth Mary Thorndyke Louisville Mabel Sullivan William Farrell St. Mary’s Cathedral Lillian Sullivan Fanny Fisher James Corcoran Thomas Sullivan Alfred Stukenberg Andrew Shoemaker Father O'Dwyer J. D. Sullivan West Tenth Street

Russian cellist Rogévoy charms packed Wurlitzer Hall

George Rogévoy, the noted Russian cellist, headlined a piano recital at Wurlitzer Hall last night. The hall was packed and the soloist received hearty applause as his playing was thoroughly enjoyed amid interludes featuring the piano player.

George Rogévoy Wurlitzer Hall Rogovoy

Dyer Pleads for Earnest Effort in Kindergarten Movement

An educational meeting at Cincinnati Kindergarten Training School featured Superintendent Dyer urging more heart in education and stronger character training. The talk noted seven kindergartens in use this year, plans for fifteen more, and a tuition‑free entry path to the training school after two years of university study, with BA awarded on completion. A reception and upcoming commencement and future lectures were announced.

Cincinnati Dyer Cincinnati University Lord

Fast Express and Mediterranean Ship Schedules

Shipping notices list fast express service routes Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen and a twin screw passenger line with sailings from June to August. Mediterranean service covers Gibraltar Naples Genoa with several departures noted from June to September. Banks and firms listed as agents include Atlas National Bank German National Bank and First National Bank.

Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen Kaiser K.wm.ii K.wm.iljune Kr’prinz z.Jv K.wm. I Genoa P. Ne K.luise K.albert K. Albert P.irene P. Irene Oelrich S & CO Broadway N.Y Atlas National Bank Brighton German National Bank Bepler & Co Third St Pear Main First National Bank S. Kuhn & Sons Western German Bank First National Ina Wester Germany Vine Enten & Send Walnut Postoffice Brighton German Bank Rrison & Colerain

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