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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1909

Page

5

Children Stage "Up in the Air" for Ivanhoe Arcanum Benefit

The Children’s Entertainment Company presented the lyric drama "Up in the Air" at the Auditorium Theater under Ivanhoe Council No 284 Royal Arcanum. The cast led by William and Mrs William Smith Goldenburg included James Poyle and Marie Schwegman with a large ensemble delivering a masterful performance.

Auditorium Theater Ivanhoe Council Royal Arcanum William Smith Goldenburg Hackensack N. J Tom Lila Prof. Rong Venus Earth James Poyle Margaret Helmstead Marie Schwegman John Boyle Elizabeth Plickebaum

Automobile Blaze on East Seventh Street

Gasoline ignited in an unknown manner set fire to an Ellmore roadster in front of Robert C. Crowther's garage on East Seventh street. The fire department responded to Box 448, but the blaze was out before the apparatus arrived. Damage described as trifling.

Robert C. Crowther East Seventh Street

Hyde Park meetings discuss upbuilding and charity

Upcoming gatherings at the Masonic hall and other venues feature talks on Hyde Park improvement and church roles. Speakers include Myers Y. Cooper Wallace Burch and M F Andrews. Also notes on New Thought Temple semi annual meeting and Hartwell Improvement association events.

Hyde Park Masonic Hall C. W. Blodgett Myers Y. Cooper Wallace Burch M. F. Andrews

Stewart Named Guilty in Dinner Bet Dispute

The judges Harry Manss R T McComas and Harry Crane ruled Billy Stewart must host a dinner for the IKXnockers of the Business Men's club. They stated Stewart is guilty after a dispute from months ago and warned prosperity by June 15 was not yet reached.

Billy” Stewart Business Men's Club Harry IL. Manss R. T. McComas Harry D. Crane Stewart Harry LL Manss Mr. Manss

C M I Members Choose New Board of Directors

The Ohio Mechanics Institute held its annual meeting and elected a new board. P G March became president and E H Hargrave joined the board, with remarks from Superintendent J L Shearer noting a strong year financially and in enrollment. Architect H E Hannaford reported on plans for the new building funded by Mrs. Thomas Emery.

Ohio Mechanics Institute P. G. March E. H. Hargrave J. L. Shearer H. E. Hannaford Thomas Emery

Revivalist hawkes links roosevelt to end of whippings

The Rev Wallace W Hawkes returning from Africa says Roosevelt as explorer could curb abuse by white hunters. He notes lashings of African porters by both English and American hunters for slow travel and urges a change in practice amid his Mount Auburn holiness revival.

Wallace W. Hawkes Mount Auburn Africa Roosevelt

Pool Sharks Charged As Lemon Pool Sharks

Arthur Denham twenty of 916 Race Street and Thomas Brooks thirty of Chicago were arrested by Detectives Heustlein and Pflug on suspicion. They allegedly pose as a rube to lure marks into a pool game and fleece them. An opium apparatus was found in their room.

Arthur Denham Race Street Thomas Brooks Chicago Heustlein Pflug Denham Cincinnati

Governor Robinson on the Stand in Tortuous Case

Dr. Belt testified the governor had kidney trouble and malarial illnesses treated with morphia over years and that the governor remained competent in business. The cross examination explored papers about the governor and his children, his consent or denial of letters and stock transfers, and his memory of events amid the extensive documents presented in court.

Robinson Belt Bell John Garret S. A. West

Sunday Schools Picnic at White Water Park

Sabbath schools from Price Hill including Westminster Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Plymouth Congregation and the Church of the Nativity plan a Saturday picnic at White Water Park. The program features athletic events baseball games and a flag raising with a special train departing Grand Depot at 9 AM.

Whitewater Park Price Hill Westminster Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Plymouth Protestant Episcopal Church of the Nativity F. C. Gustetter R. Hust Charles Davies Carl Whitaker BE. E. Winters L. F. P. Kernan G. B. Ross, Jr J.R. Taylor E. H

Decoration plan for steamer Cincinnati panels

H F Farny returned from New York with Frank Wiborg and Mr Potthast to inspect the steamer Cincinnati for decorator space. Only four panels suit decoration in the music saloon and there is a central spot for a Rookwood vase in the main saloon. Farny will present his panel plans to the committee.

H. F. Farny New York Frank Wiborg Mr. Potthast Cincinnati

Volunteers Save Plant From Fire in Madisonville

Engine Company 46 of Cincinnati and village volunteers aided by Woods Ice Delivery employees saved the Woods Ice Delivery plant in Madisonville yesterday morning. The old stables and ice storage house were damaged but the manufacturing plant and new stables were saved. Several firemen were overcome by ammonia fumes.

Cincinnati Fire Department The Woods Ice Delivery Company Madisonville

Metropolitan College of Music Degrees Graduated at Odeon

The Odeon hosted Metropolitan College of Music commencement with a packed audience. Soloists Miss Carolyn Pollock and Miss Alma R Sterling performed brilliantly while W D Evans and Sidney Durst led the program concluding with a diploma presentation to graduates Natalie Walton Edith Mathews Frances Eckert Roberts Stella Reidy Sarah Craig Georgia Aiken Lillian Schaefer Isabelle Mathias Clara Thomas Miriam Urbansky and John Koch.

Metropolitan College of Music Odeon Metropolitan Chorus Carolyn Pollock W. D. Evans Alma R. Sterling Sidney C. Durst W.S. Sterling Lillian Schaefer Thomas Valentine Jackson Saint-Saens Joseph Edward Harry Graduate School

Spiritualist groups urged to fraternize in Cincinnati

Rev Susanna Harris, state missionary for Ohio Spiritualists, claims no differences exist between Lincoln Inn Court First Spiritualist Society and the First Spiritualist Reformed Society in G A R hall, urging union under the Ohio State Association. Rev James A McElroy denies any recognized difference with Enos Kersey's group, blocking consolidation.

First Spiritualist Society Lincoln Inn Court First Spiritualist Reformed Society G. A. R. Hall Susanna Harris Columbus Ohio State Association of Spiritualists The Commercial Tribune Harris Enos Kersey Grand Army Hall McElroy Kersey

Militia and Navy Drill for Wright Dayton Demonstration

Colonel Hake orders a First regiment detachment of seventy five men to Dayton for the Wright demonstration and the Turner parade in Cleveland. Navy men from Cincinnati join the Dayton event under Lieutenant Kessler with two dozen sailors drilling at the armory and a final drill planned for tomorrow night. They depart Friday at 10 for Dayton with transport provided.

Wright Dayton Charles F. Hake Columbus Hake West Harte Catron Turners Cincinnati United States Navy Wright Brothers Kessler Richard W. Wuest Annapolis Naval Academy Navy Department

Kilwinning Chapter 97 R A M Special Convocation Notice

Kilwinning Chapter No 97 Royal Arch Masons announces a special convocation on Wednesday June 16 at 6 30 p m. Work Past and Most Excellent Degrees. Visitors invited. WM J Bauer and H P L L Latta, Secy.

Kilwinning WM. J. Bauer H. P. L. L. Latta Secy

Deaths in the area June 1909

Obituary notices list Allen Hamilton Allen Catherine Conwell Emma Gaylord Pendleton Herman H Raschig Isaac Burnet Resor with funeral details, addresses, and service times across Cincinnati and Clifton. Funerals set from residences and churches, with burial private in many cases.

Allen Hamilton Allen West Court Street Conwell Catherine Conwell McCoy John F. Conwell West Seventh Street Pendleton Emma Gaylord Elliott H. Pendleton East Fourth Street Cincinnati Raschig Herman H Avondale M. E Forest Avenue Resor Isaac Burnet Resor Avenue Clifton

Thomas P. Scott Dies at 57 in Mount Auburn Home

Thomas P. Scott of T. P. Scott & Co. wholesale lumber dealers died yesterday at his Mount Auburn residence. He was 57, survived by his widow and son Frank, who works with the firm. Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Holy Name in Mount Auburn. time to be announced.

Healey Miss Logan Attorney Logan Stevens Thomas P. Scott T. P. Scott & Co West End McCormick Place Mount Auburn Frank Church of the Holy Name

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