Des Moines Convention to Open with Cincinnati Orchestra Program
The Music Teachers' National Association convenes in Des Moines Iowa June 20 21 and 22 with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conducted by Van der Stucken performing Beethoven Eroica and Tschaikowsky works plus Wagner and Sibelius pieces. Principal soloists Miss Elsie Marshall Mr Henry Purmont Eames and Miss Jessica De Wolf headline concerts.
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Music Teachers’ National Association
Des Moines
A. J. Gantvoort
Philip A. Werthner
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
van der Stucken
Frank van der Stucken
Elsie Marshall
Cincinnati
Eroica
Marcia Funebre
Scherzo
Enen Massenet
Thomas Wm. K. Wade
Chicago
Wagner
Joseph Farrell
Lawrence
Kan
Barytone
Henry Purmont Eames
Lincoln
Neb
Caliban
Presto Assia
Scipio
Tennyson
Becage
Carl Busch
Or Crobeer
Vno Icei
Dave Ace
Liszt
Henry Pyrmont Ea
Jessica de Wolf
St. Paul, Minn
Richard Burmeister
New York
Tschaikowsky
Ozean Gta
Asin
Cae
St. Paul
Minn
CPM
Overture
Tannhauser
Oriental bronze hair paste and summer fashion round up
A glossy update describes hair treatment with Oriental bronze paste and daily use for Titian-like results. It highlights sales on Marquise and Fisk, Clark & Flagg waistlines, hats for seashore wears, and book gifts. It also showcases trimming at Le Boutillier Simp son, Egyptian rings at Loring Andrews, ribbon sales at Mabley Carew, shoe and shirt picks at Foreman Browning King Co. and Pogues children's shoe lots.
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Mabley & Carew
Cincinnati Music Faculty and Graduates Highlight Early Career
The article profiles the pre departmental head era at a Cincinnati music school, naming faculty such as E. Jacobsohn Whit ing Gaul and Graninger. It lists honored graduates Nettie Oppenheimer Katharine Salway Helen Wilkinson and notes upcoming publications and international study by several students. It mentions performances at Grace M E Church Trinity Guild Hall and recitals by Miss Godfrey pupils and Arno Hill in Leipzig.
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Auditorium School of Music
Nettie K. Oppenheimer
Charles A. Graninger
Orpheus Club
Graninger
George Ward Nichols
Jege of Music
Cincinnati
8. E. Jacobsohn
Cecilia Gaul
Henry Schradteck
J. F. Rudolfsen
Max Maretzek
Otto Singer
Henry Carter
Katherine Salway
Helen Wilkinson
Jos
Bagabasso
Dorothy Cohn
Jessie Gardner
Sidney C. Durst
Germany
Rheinberger
Groninger
Durst
Hattie Schell
Berlin
Australia
Trinity Guild Hall
Covington
Godfrey
Bears in Wonderland Park Delight Visiting Tourists
Visitors to Yellowstone’s Wonderland Park enjoy watching black brown and grizzly bears roam hills and hotels. Bears fear humans, pose no danger, and tourists photograph them with kodaks. Arrests may follow throwing sticks or stones. readers can request a Wonderland 1900 book by mail.
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Yellowstone Park
Wonderland
Chas
Fee
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Boy stabbed by old man near East EighthStreet
Martin Rennan aged 13 living at 686 East Eighth Street was stabbed in the left hip by Pat Cannon of 50 East Eighth Street while playing with a dog in front of Cannon’s home. The injury was treated at a hospital and Cannon was jailed for assault and battery at Hammond Street Station.
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Martin Rennan
East Eighth Street
Pat Cannon
Rennan
Cannon
Hammond Street
Steam railway workers and city service listed in Tribune notice
Steam railway conductors and brakemen street car conductors motor men and gripmen police officers and letter carriers watch for the Commercial Tribune Sunday June 24.
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the Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati Shops Offer Bargains and Fashion For May
The article highlights bargains at Mitchells and Sorosis shoe store with free cleaning, praises Paderewski’s piano gift to Chicago’s music society, and notes fashion trends like fichu and wishbone brooches. It extols Cincinnati as a live, progressive city with strong shopping and home goods, urging locals to buy locally to support the city’s prestige.
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Sorosis Shoe Store
Paderewski
Huntington Preyno Ty
Chicago Music Society
W. D. Woodmansee Company
Cincinnati
MISS NEW YORK GUARDS CITY TRADE PORTALS
Support arguments claim that she and similar figures should stand guard at the city’s trade gates, asserting prominence for MISS NEW YORK as a symbol of scrutiny and protection of commerce.
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New York
New Books on Display at Public Library Shelves
A selection of new titles available at the Public Library includes The Lie Enemies by G. E. Mitton, From Sand Hill to Pine by Bret Harte, Songs and Rhymes compiled by M. W. Morison, A History of South Africa by W. B. Worsfeld, and The Book of Tables chosen by H. B. Boudier. Other new works listed are A History of Politics by E. Jenks, Ann and Lady Ida by A. Kinross, Babes in the Bush by Rolf Boldrewood, Lords of the World by Rev. A. J. Church, and Prophets of the Nineteenth Century by M. A. Ward, among many others.
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G. E. Mitton
Henry Jacob Bi Iene
Sand Hill
Pine
Brete Harte
M. W. Morrison
South Africa
W. B. Worsfeld
Booth Tarkington
E. Jenks
H. B. Boudie
D. B. Kerlain
K. Harrington
Annne
Lady Idal
A. Kinross
H. C. Wright
Rolf Boldrewood
A. J
M. A. ‘Ward
the Bates 'S
Carryi— Correas Countess
Albernoz
L. Coloma
Mt Kentucky
Aare
R. B
Search for Lost Civil War Discharge Paper on Longworth Street
An old tale emerges as a missing Union Army discharge paper of Oscar G Beverly is sought. Beverly, an Ohio native, enlisted in the Forty-fifth Ohio then a battery, aided by his father via habeas corpus. The paper vanished behind wainscoting at 61 Longworth Street after he was discharged. Major Wilshire and Robert Archtable investigated the site with landlord Stephenson, while Beverly in Providence plans a possible return to guide the search.
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Oscar G. Beverly
Beverly
Forty-fifth
Ohio
Sweards
Longworth Street
Kirby Smith
Richmond
Cincinnati Hospital
Army
J. W. Wilshire
Wilshire
Robert Archtable
Chamber of Cource
Race Street
R. B. Stephenson
Stephenson
Providence
R. I
Manoir Richelieu
Richelieu
Ontario
Murray Bay
Quebec
Laurentian Mountains
St. Lawrencie
Atlantic
Toronto
Montreal
Albert Miller
Algonquin
St. Andrews
N. B
Care R. & O. N
Unequal Crushed Stone Distribution Sparks Norwood Protest
Norwood villagers protest uneven use of the $20,000 bond funded crushed stone for street repair. While most stone is laid, many failing streets remain untreated amid community anger. Funeral services for Sister Clarissa were held at St. Elizabeth Church with interment at Mother House Cemetery Delhi. Constables arrested Edward Brinkman, Charles Straub and John Sloan on Humane Society warrants for working lame horses. The Round Table meets Monday at Dr. Knight’s home to discuss Dr Goss Redemption of David Carson and poetry’s value.
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Norwood
Clarissa
St. Elizabeth Church
F. Warelman
Mother House
Delhi
Weisenfelter
Squire Dumont
Edward Brinkman
Charles Straub
John Sloan
The
Humane Society
Round Table of
Madisonville
Knight
Dr. Goss
David Carson
G. A. R. Ohio Administration Board Meeting Called by Monfort
Department Commander Monfort of the G. A. R. issued a call for the Department Board of Administration to meet on Tuesday June 26 The meeting will audit the post department commander and discuss department operations and select an official route to the National encampment in Chicago.
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G. A. R. Ohio Department of Administration
Monfort
Department Board of Administration
Department of Ohio
Chicago
Disappearing Man Returns and Seeks Warrant After Incident
John Bailey reappeared at 1106 Broadway after days away and stated he may leave and return as he pleases. He later obtained a Police Court warrant against his wife and daughter Mamie Detterman for assault and battery.
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John Bailey
Broadway
Mamie Detterman
Ideal American tour by Charlies H Gates 4th July departure
Charlies H. Gates of Toledo offers a guided summer tour through Alaska the Yellowstone region and the Great Lakes with Canadian scenery. The group departs Cleveland and Detroit on July 4 and returns August 10, promising exceptional travel conditions and scenic experiences.
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Gates
Detroit
Cleveland
Northern Steamship Co
Jerry
Great Lakes
Duluth
Vancouver
Alaska
Portland
Pac
Yellowstone Park
St. Paul
Ates’ Tours
Toledo
Ohio
Charlies H. Gates
Yellowstone
Casic
Tribe of Ben Hur Plans Outing at Cincinnati Zoo
The Committee on Arrangements discussed the outing of Ohio Indiana and Kentucky members of the Tribe of Ben Hur to be held at the Zoo next Saturday. Supreme Chief Gerard of Crawfordsville Ind has written he will be present and a grand entertainment is being prepared.
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Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Zoo
Committee On
Gerard
Crawfordsville
Ind
Notorious Crook Paul Kay Arrested in City Sting
Detective Crim arrested Paul Kay known as the Memphis Kid yesterday. Kay was picked up near 7th Street and Central Avenue and taken to Central Station on suspicion. He claims to have just arrived in the city and is a feared ex-con with a record across major departments.
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Paul Kay
Memphis
Crim
Central Station
Kay
7Th Street
Central Avenue
Cavanaugh to Address Economic Club on Street Railway Strikes
Labor leader Hugh Cavanaugh will address the Economic Club at Vine Street Congregational Church next Thursday evening on Street Railway Strikes with focus on the St. Louis strike. Questions and discussion will follow. Public invited to attend all meetings and express views.
Railroad Men Will Find Interest in Sunday Tribune Item
The June 24 issue of the Commercial Tribune promises content aimed at railroad workers, suggesting reads that will engage locomotive crews and related trades. The note hints at industry news, schedules, and perhaps notices valuable to railroad men.
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Commercial Tribune
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E. Wellen
P. Woesman
M. Oelen
H. Woesman
R. Burhman
H. W Hannah Rosenblum
Mary Rohman
Will Albers
Philomena Woesman
Ts. Mund
Etta Albers
Walnut Hills
Philip Werthner
Werthner
Hugo Kupferschmid
Adolf Hahn
Florence A. Franklin
Smith & Nixon Hall
Lily 8
Winona Assembly
W. 8. Sterling
College of Music
Frederick J. Hoffman
Wm. H. Reussenzehn
Weber
Nod
St. Cecile
Guilmant
Saint- Saens
Edward §Ilas
Elizabeth Daniels
Conservatory of
Georg Krueger
Ty Yerto
Sep Mendelsshon vi
Wagner-Lisst
Hark
Virigds Coursaves
Chopin Olin
Mamie Hissem “de Moss
New Yorkity
Columbus
Dvorak
Schubert
Nevin
Henschel
Carrie M. Riedinger
Woodmansee Hall
West Fourth Street
Miss Riedinger
Clara Noell
Irene Noell
Elsie Riedinger
Martha Bertsch
Hilda Hester
Alma Bockhorst
Mamie Spence
Emma Rheuff
Aline Figuer
Emma Rohm
Nora K. Schoemer
Tirindelli
F. W. Schoemer
Europe
Miss
William’ Shakespeare
Avon
Dow's
McAlpin’s
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Gessy
Robert Clarke Company
le Boutillier & Simpson's
Loring Andrews
Foreman
Browning, King, & Co
Newport
M. T. N. A. Convention
Ernst von Dohnanyi
New York City
Boston
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Epworth League
Grace M. E. Church
E. A. McAvoy
Flora Mclivor
Lulu Beach
Leipsic
Arno Hill
Conservatory
Mitchell's
Duhme Jewelry Company
Caldwell’s
Smith & Nixon Piano CO
Smith & Nixon
Albino Gorng
Romeo Gorno
Oscar J. Ehrgott
Herman Bellstedt
Theodor Bohlmann
Pier Adolfo Tirindell
Frederic Shailer Evans
Nicholas J
Hans Seitz
Henry G. Andres
Adolph Hahn
Armindoer In
R. Herman H. Kaeuper
Ebert Buchheim
Ellenheimer
Fourth St
PNET
Hotel Monmouth
Muialete
WM. Applegate
Lake Chautauqua
Mason House
Bemus Point
Bacon House
Clinton
Conn
Long Island Sound
New London
New Haven
E. K. Redfield
F. D. Pierce
Lawrence River
N. Y
Thousand Islands
Lake Erie
M. Johannsen
Put la Bay
Wayne
Detroit River
J. R. Hayes
Theilding
Saratoga Springs
Circular St
Herbert E. Smith
Adirondacks
Blue Mountain Lake
Utowana
Prospect House
Harry Vardon
Amee Court
J. B. Whith
Npt
Watch Hill House
Watch Hill, RB. Ft
Bath
A. R. Hale
D. C. Babcock
Providence, R. 1
New Arlington Petoskey
Mich
Northwest
H. Peck
Block Island, R. I. Ocean View Hotel
Wanpor
Cundall
East Greenwich
Northeast Highlands
William Windhurst
Park Avenue
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Winter Harbor
Maine
Grindstone
Ernest G. Grob
Hotel
Grenoble
Shelter Island Heights
Suffolk CO
L. I
Bay View and Cottages
L. Frisbee
United States
Gage & Perry
Bailey
Free Information Bureau
Saratoca Springs
Congress Hall
Clement
ST. Lawrence River
Saguenay River
Lake Champlain
Ausable
Chasm
Vermont
J. J. Lenhart
Chautauqua Co
Atlantic City,n. J
the Royal Palace
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic Coast
Ocean
Pacific Av
F.N. Pike
Hygeia Hotel
Old Point Comfort
Waldorf-Astoria
Ocean Front
Harry Bothman
the Shelburne
Ocean Front Hotel
James D Southwick
Grand Atlantic Hotel
Virginia Av
Beach
Charles E. Cope
Hotel Majestic
N.J
Virginia
Osborne & Winter
Cape May, N. J
Cape May
R. Halpin
Stockton Hotel
Morgan
Horace M. Cake
Normandie
Washington, D
Keatting
Eli Fashing
R. C. Ray
Rock Island
Ill
Keatting and Schnucks
Gilbert Avenue
Fashing
Ray
Tribe OF
Ben Hur
Ocean Steamships
New Summerland
Nova Scotia
Yarmouth Line
H. F. Ham
Lewis Wharf
Lond
Mass
Ohio State Teachers’ Ass'n
Central Union Station
Prank E. Kirby
Sandusky
O. S W
Alleghanies
Harper's Perry
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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