Weil's Band Delights Zoo crowds with lively midweek concert
Weil's Band wins praise at the zoo as audiences enjoy light popular music. Conductor Weil and his musicians display strong ensemble effort and individual skill. A stork sighting and a baby deer add a whimsical note as plans for rag time and musical comedy night draw larger crowds. Ohio Bankers visit includes a ride on Island Queen and a view of the dam at Cullom's Biffle, with Coney Island rides highlighted as a premier year stage show on the river.
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Zoo
Weil
Stephan
Dual Performances Highlight Chester Opera House Run
The Chester audience enjoyed two actresses sharing the same role Miss Fair and Miss Dorothy Barlow. Barlow impressed with a strong soprano while Fair, though voiceless, acted the lines with dash and vivacity. The split arrangement will continue all week pending Miss Fair recovery.
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Chester Opera House
Miss Fair
Dorothy Barlow
Cincinnati
Miss Barlow
Banquet at Coney Island by Smith-Kasson Company
One of the season’s large banquets will be held at Coney Island this evening by the Smith Kasson Company. Guests dine at 5 30 pm in the river park with 125 covers. The event ends in time for a grove tour and the Queen's 10 30 home trip. Yesterday 1000 tickets were ordered by the Coney Company.
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Coney
Coney Island
Smith-Kasson Company
River Park
Coney Company
Cincin
Local Chicago Woman Recovers from Severe Eczema
Mrs Florences Atwood of Chicago reports a three year battle with eczema ended after using Cuticura Remedies. She tried many physicians without success, then adopted Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for three months and was completely cured. Witness L S Berger.
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Chicago
Florencs
Atwood
Ill
Berger
For Woman That Cuts to the Core of Beauty Claims
An advertisement extols Cuticura products offering complete local and constitutional treatment for distressing conditions. It promotes Cuticura Ointment Pills and Cream as purifying and beautifying for skin hair and hands. It targets mothers and describes healing for inflammatory and ulcerative conditions and general strength for pale waning women.
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Children Free at the Lagoon Park Opens Afternoon Admission
Manager Weaver at the Lagoon introduces a new policy allowing ladies and children to enter the park every afternoon until 6 o clock through July 1 and possibly longer. The plan, first tried yesterday, drew large crowds and a busy Sunday evening as the summer season begins.
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Weaver
Rose La Harte to Star in Robin Hood at Chester
Cincinnati opera prima donna Rose La Harte arrived yesterday for three weeks in Smith and De Koven’s Robin Hood. She attended The Fortune Teller last night and praised the Chester company. She hopes to begin rehearsals for Alan-a-Dale soon.
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Cincinnati
Chester
Smith and de Koven
Robin Hood
City
Miss la Harte
Alan-a-Dale
Hambourg to Visit America on U.S. Tour
New York reports pianist Hamburg has signed a contract with Bernhard Ulrich for a short United States tour in October November and December. He will be accompanied by his bride who recently married Sir Kenneth Muir Mackenzie’s daughter and has become an Englishman by adoption.
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Hambourg
America
New York
Mark Hambourg
Bernhard Ulrich
United States
Kenneth Muir Mackenzie
K. C
Eagles' Committee reports record tickets sold for Coney outing
The Eagles' Committee on Entertain ment reports selling more tickets than ever for the Coney Island outing next Saturday. John R. Rogers sailed for England Saturday aboard Yours Merrily and will return about mid July.
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Coney Island
Coney
John R. Rogers
England
Cupid Captures A Former Prisoner In Cincinnati Marriage
Christopher Mynatt, once jailed for the slaying of his brother-in-law near Pulaski Tennessee, was acquitted after a new trial. He wed Adella Treep at a ceremony officiated by Justice of the Peace Smedes in Cincinnati. The bride, at 339 West Ninth Street, said they would marry regardless of his conviction. They plan to move to 329 West Sixth Street.
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Adella Treep
West Ninth Street
Mynart
Pulaski
Tenn
Cincinnati
Justice of the Peace
Smedes
West Sixth Street
Yerkes Improves After Hotel Fall Injures Knee and Ankle
Hon John W Yerkes of Danville Kentucky suffered a severe knee ligament strain and a badly sprained right ankle in a fall on marble steps at the Linton Hotel Sunday morning. He rested easier in his room and hopes to leave for Washington soon. He planned to attend the Kentucky State Republican Convention in Louisville but will forego the trip due to the accident.
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Danville
Linton Hotel
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Washington
Louisville
Newport New Councilman Seated as Neumeister Replaces Drohan
Mayor Beach appointed Harry A. Neumeister to the Third Ward vacancy after Edward J. Drohan’s death. Neumeister took his seat. The council heard about rail elevation costs at Fifth Street and Robbins Avenue and traffic plans on Russell Avenue. Measures to improve Bakewell, Lehmer, and Trevor streets were adopted and claims totaling 5411.17 were approved.
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Harry A. Neumeister
Edward J. Drohan
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E. P. Goodwin
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
H. Frazer
W. E. Gunn
Fifth Street
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Russell Avenue
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von Lehman
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Steffen
Cleary
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Elliott
Committee On Markets and Parks
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Eighth
Lehmer
Woman Bitten by Copperhead Near Coldspring
Mrs John Schwertder wife of a farmer near Coldspring Campbell County lies at death's door after a copperhead bite while picking strawberries in the garden. He killed the snake and the venom spread rapidly before medical help could arrive.
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John Schwertder
Coldspring
Campbell County
Bond Withdrawal Leads to New Detention for McCormick
Clarence McCormick, previously indicted by the grand jury for permitting gambling on his premises, was rearrested by Deputy Sheriffs Davis and Egbert and held at the city jail until new bond is posted. His earlier $250 bond with Squire Donelan as surety was withdrawn yesterday by the Squire.
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Clarence McCormick
Davis
Egbert
McCormick
Squire Donelan
Squire
Covington Man Tries Suicide at Home Over Family Troubles
Bernard Brandt age 60 of 149 West Robbins Avenue Covington attempted to take his life by cutting his throat with a razor at his home yesterday. Mrs. Brandt cried out and neighbors summoned Patrolmen Grierson and Schmeing who removed him to St Elizabeth's Hospital where he is expected to recover. Family troubles are given as the motive.
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Bernard Brandt
Robbins Avenue
Covington
National Guard Captain Arrives to Muster Covington Company
Captain Longmire of the Kentucky National Guard from Frankfort will arrive in Covington this morning to muster in the Covington company at the Seventh Street Market House this evening.
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Kentucky National Guard
Frankfort
Covington
Seventh Street Market House
Newport News in Brief
The Newport news column notes an Alexandria Sunday School Institute with Ohio State Secretary W A Holmes to speak. It mentions Martha L Smith and Russell Jeffers' upcoming marriage, a fall ceremony, and police orders to arrest fireworks offenders before July 4. It also covers Roman Horner writing from Navajo Arizona, a Newport man Richard McGinnis dying at 38, and a kidnapped Campbell County boy found with his aunt and returned to the Orphans Home. A John J Rachel Co undertaker building permit is recorded for a two story brick building costing 12 thousand dollars.
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W. A. Holmes
Ohio
Newport
Martha L. Smith
James Smith
Russell D. Jeffers
Lickert
Charles D. Horner
Newport Colored School
Navajo
Ariz
Richard McGinnis
Lindsay Street
Lawrence Johnson
Campbell County Orphans
Barton
West Fifth Street
John. J. Rachel Company
Kenton Court Notes from Kentucky Circuit Proceedings
The John Kolbe Company sued Howell & Co. for 66.11 for materials for a Ft. Mitchell dwelling in Kenton Circuit Court. Louise Bullock Holtman alimony request returns, with five depositions overruled. Judge Harbeson to hold court in Independence in coming days. Fiscal Court in Independence approves various bills. Judge Shaw hears arguments on rehearing in Eliza Marshall vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
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Independence
Eliza Marshall
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Shaw
Bomb Busted Hidden Under Newport Courthouse Floor
Deputies Davis and Egbert of Campbell County say a suspected long buried explosive device was unearthed while workmen lifted floorboards at the Newport Courthouse. A two foot pipe four inches wide was found near the sheriff’s hall door, believed to be filled with powder and placed over eleven years ago amid mob violence threats during the Jackson and Walling Pearl Bryan murder trial.
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Egbert
Campbell County
Newport
Sheriff's Office
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Walling
Pearl Bryan
Campbell County Court Minutes Highlight Local Arraignment
Charles Blair colored was arraigned before Police Judge Hawkins for cutting and wounding a white boy Samuel Mains. Blair fined costs and jailed thirty days. Judge Berry convened a three day Campbell Circuit Court session in Alexandria. John B Schweiner will probate with heirs Theresa and Frank. disposes Monmouth street china store within six months. Julia Noble's will filed for Newport probate bequeathing sums to Jerome Clark Charlana Turrill Hazel Lewis and one third to First Presbyterian Church Lebanon.
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Hawkins
Samuel Mains
Blair
Berry
Cambell
Alexandria
John B. Schweiner
Theresa
Dayton Street
Frank
Monmouth Street
Julia Noble
Lebanon, C
Newport
Jerome M. Clark
Charlana Turrill
Hazel Lewis
Lebanon
First Presbyterian Church of
Money to Clean Streets in Newport Budget Fight
Newport Ways and Means and Law Committees met to review street cleaning funding as Superintendent Krebs reported exhaust of Street Cleaning Department funds and requested an appropriation. The mayor's veto on the telephone ordinance will be reviewed at Friday's special session. A resolution to cancel the water supply contract for Southgate was recommended for adoption.
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Newport General Council
Law Committee
Krebs
Southgate
Commencement at Cincinnati Conservatory Delivers Music Laurels
Judge Hosea delivers address on music’s ennobling influence as Cincinnati Conservatory of Music holds annual commencement. Eleven graduates listed including Mrs Caroline Rieder Bohmer and Miss Ida Heckle, with performances by Julius Sturm and Hans Richard among others drawing liberal applause.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Lewis M. Hosea
Julius Sturm
Conservatory
Chopin and
Popper
John A. Hoffman
Wolf
Hoffmann
Hans Huber
Hans Richard
Bernard Sturm
Adolph Loeb
Walter Werner
Caroline Rieder Bohmer
Ida Heckle
Ella Heckle
Anna Elizabeth Mollaun
Mary Ellen Teal
Selma Benjamin
Norma Elizabeth Geier
Virginia Reece
Helen Mootz
Rose Roebling
Frances Ross Burton
Methodist minister defends faith amid doubts at meeting
The Rev. Dr. H. C. Jameson of Cincinnati District insisted that ministers who doubt in the pulpit are damned. He urged keeping the articles of religion, John Wesley's sermons, and the Bible as core beliefs, while affirming his Christian, Methodist, and American identity.
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Methodist Episcopal Church of the
Cincinnati
M. E
Jameson
D. W. Clark
John Wesley
Permit Granted for 80 Martin Street Remodel by Frank Teifel
A permit to remodel a brick dwelling at 80 Martin street costing 1200 dollars was granted to Frank Teipel yesterday. The annual outing of the Mother of God parochial school children will be held in Diamond Star Grove Latonia today.
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Frank Teipel
Children of the Mother of God Parochial School
Diamond Star Grove
Latonia
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