French Actress Simone Le Bargy To Visit America
News notes a forthcoming American tour by Simone Le Bargy a Paris actress praised as a potential Bernhardt figure. Despite no formal training she rose to fame in Le Detour delighting Paris and attracting attention for her youth wealth and marriage to a leading Comedie Francaise actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mme
Simone le Bargy
Paris
Mme. le Bargy
Conservatoire
le Bargy
Comedie Francaise
Sarah Bernhardt
Hagenbachs Big Trained Animals Coming to Cincinnati Zoo
A major Hagenbach animal show featuring trained lions tigers and bears is booked to debut in Cincinnati at the zoo in July. The nine albino polar bears will appear with a 16-animal riding and jumping troupe. The exhibit sails from Hamburg June 24 and stops in Chicago St. Louis Boston and New York after landing in Baltimore July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hagenbach
Chicago
Hagenbach
Cincinnati
Zoo
Lee Williams
Williams
Hamburg
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Guiseppe Garibaldi Society Outing at Coney Island Sunday
The Guiseppe Garibaldi Society plans its annual outing at Coney Island next Sunday with a varied program. Blanche Sloan sister of jockey Ted Sloan will headline an aerial act at Chester Park Sunday along with Daven port and Prof Oldrieve making final appearances. Mile Roull Russell will perform a daring aerial act eliding by her teeth from the lake tower to the shore as part of a week long vaudeville bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiseppe Garibaldi Society
Coney Island
Blanche Sloan
Ted Sloan
Chester Park
Miss Sloan
Hammerstein's
Chicago
Mile
Russell
Mascagni to Conduct 65‑Piece Orchestra in America Debut
Kalamazoo reports Mittenthal Bros announce Mascagni will select and conduct a sixty five piece orchestra on his first U S visit. A grand opera company will tour the country starting October 15 with four Italian opera stars and M Stroimb er as manager. The program at the Zoo attracted a sizable crowd despite the weather and delighted all from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mittenthal Bros
Florence
Italy
Mascagni
New York
M. Stroimber
Grau
Mittenthal
The
Zoo
Michael Brand
Cin
Rag-time at the Zoo surpasses prior bands under Brand
Cincinnati musicians deliver superior rag-time, outpacing Sig. Liberati and Mr. Brooke. Mr. Brand’s ensemble meets demand with better time and spirit, thrilling audiences with request numbers like the Florodetta sextet. Also noted is a rare Austrian painting by Kueny showing Kossacks in horseman’s display at the Zoo.
Estimating Contest Offers 1490 Prizes With Group Quotas
The notice outlines a drawing with 1490 prizes and a group entry of ten people each contributing an estimate. Each participant gains ten chances per prize, totaling 14 900 opportunities to win a share of the 84 000 dollar pool.
Dramatic interruption at Squire Court trial unsettles peace case
In Justice Templeton s court Johanna Walters faced a peace warrant case when a dramatic witness scene erupted. Mrs Meyer testified that her husband William Meyer caused trouble with Ernst and Walters, claiming she separated from him and that his actions affected Walters. The judge found Walters not wholly to blame and ordered both Walters and Mrs. Meyer into peace bonds of 30 cents. Ernst and Meyer were absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Templeton
Johanna Walters
Atlantha Street
Louis Ernst
Gilling
Ernst
Justice. Templeton
William Meyer
Ernsts
Brain exchange contest promises bigger odds of winning
The ad touts a 34 000 contest offering 1 490 prizes. It urges readers to recruit nine friends to send their brains in exchange for access to ten minds and a chance at the prize pool.
Fame of Fall Festival Gains World Wide Notoriety
The Cincinnati Fall Festival attracts international attention with letters from Paris seeking festival data. An Indianapolis group plans a October festival modeled on Cincinnati's successful show. Thomas Addison, from the Charleston Exposition, joins Cincinnati’s Fall Festival Association as an executive, bringing proven sales success and strong industry connections.
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Cincinnati
Paris
France
Indianapolis
Queen City
Thomas Addison
Frank W. Foulds
Fall Festival Association
Addison
Charleston
City Schools Closed Vacation Days Begin
The district and intermediate schools closed today at noon for a two and a half month break. About 1,000 Harrilton County teachers received the largest payroll of the year, covering May salaries and June work. High schools ended the term Tuesday with Woodward students pushing dress boundaries on the last day. School resumes September 2 to accommodate the new Teachers' Institute folding method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrilton County
Woodward
Teachers’ Institute
Signature on Box of the Genuine Laxative Bromd Quininere
A fragment notes a signature on a box labeled for a laxative called Bromd Quininere The text claims the remedy cures and sells something but is garbled and unclear beyond the claimed cure.
University Fence Dispute Over Burnet Woods Project
University of Cincinnati plans a grand stand and a surrounding fence in Burnet Woods spark a clash with the city Board of Public Service. The agreement preserves public use of nonbuilding park land, while the Board may withhold permission and citizens may seek injunctions.
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University of Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Burnet Woods
University
Magly
Burnet Woods Park
Molitor Street
Straight Street
Board of Public Affairs
Public Service
B. of P. S
Willie Kratzer Arrested For Disorderly Fourth Fireworks
Willie Kratzer a 16 year old boy at Sixth and Plum streets was arrested by Superintendent Deitsch and Inspector Casey for disorderly conduct after burning money in public with Roman candles and other fireworks. He allegedly threatened to turn a Roman candle on them and was taken to the House of Detention as a crying but noted detainee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kratzer
Deitsch
Casey
Willie
Mt. Pelee
House of Detention
Chief of Cincinnati Police Joins Merry Stan-Nic-Nics
Colonel Philip C. Deitsch was initiated into the Merry Stan-Nic-Nics in a class of eight at the Odd Fellows Temple West Fourth Street. Authorities note little about initiation details, but onlookers report the Cincinnati police chief left smiling and unperturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip C. Deitsch
Cincinnati Police
Merry Stans
Old
Odd Fellows’ Temple
West Fourth Street
Subscriptions Drive Mind Off Nuisance with Tribune Offer
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Commercial Tribune by sending in an estimate to clear their minds. The ad promises peace of mind once the subscription is secured, framing it as a simple, practical relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Tribune
Mt Notre Dame Academy holds annual commencement
The Mt Notre Dame Academy commencement occurs this afternoon at Convent Hall with four graduates: Susan Katharine Burkehardt Dayton CO Alice Julia Sheil Indianapolis Bertha Louise Shantz Dayton O Katherine Mary Hellmuth Chicotothe O Silver medals for music go to Shantz and Sheil A Friday concert is planned.
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Mt. Notre Dame Academy
Susan Katherine Burkehardt
Dayton
Alice Julia Sheil
Indianapolis
Bertha Louise Shantz
Katherine Mary Hellmuth
Chillicothe
Shantz
Sheil
Mt. Notre Dame
William Raine
Hammel
Hartwell
Frank Brown
Silverton
H. O. Cooper
Evendale
Mary Radabaugh
Oe. Cooper
Evenale
Boxwell
Sharon
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Prof. Dial
Lockland Public Schools
Glendale Public Schools
Glendale Lyceum
Robert Massey
Thomas Foster
Sarah Hall
Alice Merrill
Elmwood
Township Avenue
Nuns to Receive Black Veil at St Clair Convent Hartwell
At the St. Claire Convent Hartwell twelve young women will be invested with the black veil Wednesday entering the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis order Rt Rev John F Schoenhoeft will officiate The class includes Catherine Fidderman Corona Doran Seraphine Burgard Bassilla Raven Alph onina Cann Philomina Conrado Luziana Steinforth Georgia Sparks Modesta Kessler Bardina Bohman Ida Klaus Damantina Ochs The ceremony begins in the morning and continues through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Claire
Hartwell
Order of the Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
John F. Schoenhoeft
Catherine Fidderman
Poplar Street
City
Corona Doran
Seraphine Burgard
Bassilla Raven
al- Phonina Cann
Philomina Conrado
Luziana Steinforth
Georgia Sparks
Modesta Kessler
Bardina Bohman
Ida Klaus
Damantina Ochs
Annual Meeting of Cincinnati Board of Trade Discusses River Improvements
The Cincinnati Board of Trade and Bureau of Transportation elected new officers and formed standing committees. President Taylor cited the river and harbor bill funding, including 100000 for immediate use and 950000 to finish a dam below Cincinnati, enabling year round navigation from Pittsburgh to Cairo and a 1000 mile inland canal. James J. Hooker highlighted canal committee opportunities and oversight prospects.
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Cincinnati Board of Trade
Bureau of Transportation
Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
R. B., McGowan
J. Gordon Taylor
Maurice J.freiberg
Jas. J. Hooker
C. R. Houston
James Powell
Frederick Pentarge
W. J. Breed
H. Lee Early
R. H. West
M. E. Moch
W. B. Carpenter
Maurice J. Freiberg
G. W. Davis
R. Houston
W. W. Root
James J. Hooker
C. A. Titus
C. Gordon Neff
W. H. Sampson
H. C. Yeiser
R. A. Cowing
B. H. Kroger
Ohio
James T. McHugh
Harry F.woods
Taylor
Ohio River Improvement
Ohio Canals
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cairo
Ohio Valley
Committee On Canals
Sure Thing at Atlas National Bank Draw
Atlas National Bank offers a $34,000 prize with 1,409 chances. Readers are directed to see the seventh page for details and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas National Bank
No Place for Untried Prisoners Cuts Court Docket
In a dispute between County and Police Commissioners over housing continued city prisoners, Judge Lueders discharged Emma Brown after denying a continuance. He sent twenty more cases to the Central Police Station and Place of Detention, warning continued releases may flood jail facilities if no settlement occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Taylor
Emma Brown
Oceanic and Other Ships Arrive and Sail from Major Ports
June 18 reports arrivals and departures at multiple ports. The Oceanic arrives in New York from Liverpool while other liners reach Glasgow and Cork. Ships sailing include The Philadelphia to Southampton and The Kronprinz Wilhelm to New York. Additional arrivals list The Haverford Saxonia Empress of India Nippon Maru Olympia and Peru among others in Hong Kong and Yokohama routes.
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New York
Oceanic
Liverpool
Carthaginan
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Southampton
Southwark
Antwerp
Cherbourg
Pretoria
Queenstown
Haverford
Saxonia
Boston
Scilly
Hamburg
St. Louis
London
Newport News
Plymouth
Bremen
Hong Kong
Vancouvery
Yokohama
San Francisco
Honolulu
Olympia
Tacoma
Peru
Vancouver
Wood to stay at White House after Cuba spending approval
General Leonard Wood will stay several weeks at the White House after moving from the Everett to the Executive Mansion in Washington. President Roosevelt approves Wood’s policy of paying out funds to Thrper and Gomez while Governor General of Cuba.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
White House
Everett
Executive Mansion
General Wood
Thurper
Gomez
Cuba
Four Cincinnatians to Receive Harvard Degrees
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune from Cambridge Massachusetts reports four Cincinnatians named among Harvard University graduates for the upcoming commencement exercises. Harold Burnet and Martin Hurley Urner will receive A B degrees in the regular college course, while Oliver Larson Bryant and Charles Henry Stephens obtain LL B degrees for the regular law course. Bryant is a Yale A B graduate of 1899 and Stephens a Harvard A B and A M in 1899 and 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Harvard
A.M
Man Burns Feet With Gasoline Stove Accident
Butler, living alone after his wife left to visit the country, set gas stove flames alight while wearing carpet slippers. A blast burned nearly all the skin from his right foot and badly scorched his left. He fled in his socks to a horse trough to cool, later seeking treatment at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Mercury
City Hospital
Thieves use violence on three women in city robberies
Police reports describe three nighttime robberies targeting women. Mary Aug, 504 Lock Street, was assaulted when a man dropped her dress from a third floor window and robbed her of 1.55 dollars. Mrs. Ziegel, 1552 Baymiller Street, was disturbed as a thief rifled trousers and left after a window jump. Minnie Cole, 1626 Baymiller Street, was assaulted while walking with 6 AM assault on Hopkins Street but the purse remained unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aug
Lock Street
William Ziegel
Baymiller Street
Epworth League Institute Opens at Trinity Church
The Epworth League Institute holds its first meeting tonight at Trinity Church to teach up to date Epworth League methods. Instructors include Rev. D W Clark Rev R I Watkins Rev U W Darlington Rev M B Fuller and Rev W L Davis. Davis will address Presidents and Watkins Third Vice Presidents and Fuller Treasurers. The second meeting is Friday afternoon with a Friday night session to conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Institute
Trinity Church
Epworth League
D. W. Clark
Cincinnati
R. I. Watkins
Union Church
Covington
U. ¥. W. Darlington
Scott Street M. E
M. B. Fuller
Catholic Ladies of Ohio Plan Eden Park Euchre Fundraiser
On Friday June 20 St Teresa Branch No 37 and St Rosa Branch No 44 will hold a euchre at Eden Park shelter house. City branches raise funds to entertain about 100 delegates from across Ohio in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teresa Branch
St. Rosa
Catholic Ladies of Ohio
Shelter House
Eden Park
Woman accused in a fifteen year old murder case
Mattie Burk alias Dillinger, a 200 pound city resident, is jailed on a loitering charge amid a murder accusation from Emma Dillingham and Ida Smith’s mother. The alleged killing occurred fifteen years ago at Twelve Poles, West Virginia, during a picnic chicken dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Burk
Dillinger
Poles
W. Va
Kinkaid
Burk
Broadway
Emma Dillingham
M. P. Wells
Quitberg
Ida Smith
Idy Smith
Cincinnati
Dillingham
Richmond
Mattie Quitberg
Mur
Newstedt Opens Walnuts Street Jewelers Store
Jeweler Geo H Newstedt has moved to a new showroom on Walnut Street near Fourth, boasting a refined interior like his former premises and two front display windows. One window features a twent ieth century cut blue white diamond pair worth 3000 dollars and a 2300 dollar pearl necklace. The store carries a broad range of gems and silverware, with Edw H Lovell joining as head salesman to support the expanded business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Newstedt
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Milady
Ecstacy
Edw. H. Lovell
Newstedt
Woman Charged with Loitering Amid Murder Rumors
The unnamed woman faces loitering charges as officials consider sending her to the Work House until word arrives from Twelve Poles near Huntington about a suspected homicide. An examination failed to shake her, she claims North Carolina as home, but says she arrived here twelve years ago and registered at age 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
North Carolina
Gift to Prof Dyer From Local Teachers
Prof F B Dyer assistant superintendent of public schools resigned, accepted by the Board, to take effect next Tuesday. Yesterday evening he received a fine watch charm as a gift from about fifty teachers. The item features a combined Scottish Rite and York Rite emblem with a large diamond. Principal Andrew presented the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Dyer
Board of Education
Andrew
Alumni Reception Honors St Xavier Class in College Hall
The St Xavier Alumni held an informal reception for the graduating college class in College Hall last night. Judge William Littleford gave the welcome address, a class member replied, and several alumni spoke in a cheerful tone during the social gathering.
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St. Xavier
College Hall
William Littleford
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Hiawatha
W. J. Brown
Gen
Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich
G. H. Newstedt
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Pierce
Willis Seaman
Washingtonville, Orange Co
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