Strong acts headline Chester Park week of vaudeville and opera
Chester Park presents Mile. Luke De Serema with trained animals as the week’s big act. The Batchelor Sisters Laura Davis and the Brothers Glass add star power. Chester Park Opera Company opens with The Rounders to solid crowds despite the rain.
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Chester
Mile
Luke de Serema
Mlle. Serema
Batchelor Sisters
Laura Davis
Brothers Glass
Chester Park Opera Company
Smith
Round
Innes Leads Zoo Concerts Draw Large Night Crowds
The article praises Innes as a great conductor and bandleader at the Zoo. It notes he makes grand programmes and attracts good crowds night after night when weather allows. It highlights his versatility from classical to ragtime and urges music lovers to attend.
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Innes
Sullivan in Pompeii show could headline Norwood engagement
Telegram to manager Pain’s Pompeian show at Norwood circus grounds proposes John L. Sullivan perform for a week starting July 1. Dolson in Cincinnati forwards the offer to H B Thearl. Sullivan would join the act, likely after Flying Dordans, and travel to Chicago with the tour.
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John L. Sullivan
Pompeii
Norwood Circus Grounds
Pain
Norwood
Dolson
Cincinnati
H. B. Thearl
All the Pain Productions
John
Mr. Theart
Mr. Dolson
Outings and Banquets Mark Coney Day Arrangements
Local schools and churches plan trips to Coney Park for day picnics and a weekend Duckworth Club annual outing. Holy Trinity and Immaculate Conception churches, Union Bethel Kindergarten, and several civic groups schedule events with the Ohio Musical Teachers Association banquet at the clubhouse. The notice highlights demand on the Coney Company steamers and grounds.
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Avondale
Highland School
Oval School
Coney
Holy Trinity Church
Immaculate Conception Church
Ohio Musical Teachers’ Association
Union Bethel
Coney Company
Duckworth Club
Women's Aid
First Temple Society of Spiritualists
Eden Park Council
No. 51
Daughters of America
Lagoon's Prosperity Draws Crowds Despite Weather
Despite rain and gusty winds, Lagoon attracts large crowds last evening with a picturesque display and steady attendance, signaling strong visitor interest in the seaside amusement area.
Park Vaudeville Draws Large Crowd for Sunday Show
Old Park's Spiral-Globe act by Legare drew many visitors as a free feature. The big vaudeville bill received generous applause and strong attention, with an excellent programme promised for Sunday in every feature.
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Old Park
Legare
Queen City Bathing Beach Draws Crowds Despite Rain
Rain cannot dampen interest as swimmers pack Queen City Beach for a favored sport. Night lighting on shore and water draws many attendees, boosting the event's appeal and visibility.
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Queen City
Pain's Pompeii Play Delights Newsboys at Norwood Grounds
A crowd of forty to fifty newsboys invited by the Cin cinnati Boys' Home attended Pain's Last Days of Pompeii at the Norwood circus grounds. Miss McCabe supervised the outing, and the youths expressed unanimous approval of the show before thanking Manager Dolson. Additional special nights are planned for Woodmen of the World and the Knights of Pythias this week.
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Pain
Pompeii
Norwood Circus
Cincinnati
Miss McCabe
Dolson
Woodmen of the World
Pythias
Norwood
Natal Rebels Attack Convoy at Mapumulo
A Natal convoy escaped pursuit after an ambush by about 500 rebels. Sixty loyalist soldiers from Mapumulo clashed for an hour and a half, repelling repeated rebel charges and leaving sixty rebels dead.
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Mapumulo
Natal
The Little Doctor in Your Vest Pocket Cascarets Ad
An old ad touts Cascarets as a health aid carried in a vest pocket. It claims six candy tablets stimulate bowels and liver like exercise, without purging, and promotes permanent relief rather than temporary laxatives. It warns against bulk, castor oil, or oily laxatives and notes genuine boxes bear CCC.
Women Suffrage Chaos as Deputies Flee in Parliament
In St Petersburg on June 19 agitation over women suffrage disrupted the Agrarian Commission debate. Deputies fled corridors as a suffragist deputation clashed with peasant members. reports claim threats of revolution in the south and a thwarted assassination attempt on General Trepoff.
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ST. Petersburg
Agrarian Commission
United States
M. Petrunkevich
Tauride
Kharkoff
Russia
Fifty Die in Anti Jewish Riots Near Bialystok
A dispatch from Dvinsk dated June 18 reports fifty people killed in anti Jewish rioting at Starosielsce near Bialystok. The Jewish World relays the casualty figure from the scene of the unrest.
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London
Dvinsk
Riga
Starosielsce
Bialystok
Chaplain Favors Canteen At Soldiers Home
A chaplain from the Old Soldiers' Home in Togus Maine objects to abolishing the canteen saying veterans will obtain liquor elsewhere. The view was read by Mr Tawney of Minnesota as the House debated the sundry civil bill and anticanteen amendment.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House
Tawney
Minnesota
Togus
Cromwell Defies Senate Panel In Isthmian Canal Probe
William Nelson Cromwell refused to answer questions put by the Senate Committee on Interoceanic Canals claiming the queries breached client confidences of the Panama Canal Company. The defiant stance came as the investigation into isthmian canal affairs continued.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On
June weddings and society notes of Cincinnati area
Several local weddings highlight society pages. Anna Hall wed Nathan Park at Walnut Hills with family and friends in an ornate floral setting. Jeannette Klein and Carl Aull married at Price Hill Methodist Church. Ida Edmonia Scott and Dr. Glen Adams wed at the Scott home. Also noted are engagements, receptions, bridal trips, and numerous social visits across Walnut Hills, Price Hill, Norwood, Clifton, and Cincinnati suburbs.
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Rufus B. Hall
Crown Street
Walnut Hills
Anna Hall
Nathan Park
Ogilvie Kirkwood
First Presbyterian Church
Bertha
Herbert Kendall
Covington, O
Ellen Wheeler
Troy
Edith Andrews
Alice Danks
Robert Park
Rufus Hall, Jr
Percy Wells
James Richards
Breyton Richards
Park
New York
Europe
Jeannette Klein
Carl J. Aull
Dayton, O
Price Hill Methodist Church
E. M. Ellsworth
Bert Lyon
Leonard Klein
Harrison, O
Ida Edmonia Scott
Glen Wise Adams
Cincinnati
Charleece B. Scott
Graum
St. Paul's
D A R Elects Elizabeth Kenton Chapter Officers
Daughters of the American Revolution elect new officers for the Elizabeth Kenton Chapter. Elected: Regent Mrs F P Wolcott Vice Regent Mrs G N Hobbs Secretary Miss Augusta Williams Treasurer Mrs J S Cassidy Registrar Mrs Leslie Applegate Historian Mrs Helen McLean Chaplain Mrs W Giltner. Mrs W W Trimble leaves Covington for New York City to spend summer with her daughters.
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George x. Covington
Edith Venable
Newport
Philadelphia
Bertha Baker
Washington Avenue
Delaware
Robin Hamilton
Mt. Sterling
Elizabeth
Louise Simrall
Covington
Jane
Virginia Martin
Louisville
Louise Applegate
Dayton
G. W. Ross
St. Louis
George Ross
Highlands
Charles Riggs
Bristol
Estella Meclvain
Cincinnati Society
Monroe Street
Rice Worthington
Maysville
Clay Wood
Augusta
E. B. Johnson
New York City
Elizabeth Kenton
F. P. Wolcott
G. N. Hobbs
Augusta Williams
J. S. Cassidy
Leslie Applegate
Helen McLean
W. §. Giltner
W. W. Trimble
Wolsey
Fackler
Robert Athey
Louisville, Ky
Mrs Hisey Charged in Aurora Assault Case
Charles Hisey filed affidavits charging Mrs. William Hisey and her thirteen year old son with assault and battery with intent to kill. William Hisey and Ezra Carney were taken to Lawrenceburg and jailed to prevent a lynching. Mrs Charles Hisey may not live until morning. The young son of William Hisey has recovered from lockjaw.
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Commercial Tribune
Aurora
Ind
McMullen
Ezra Carney
Lawrenceburg
Charles Hisey
William Hisey
May Manton Guimpes for Girls Wardrobe
Two simple yet dainty girls guimpes in Persian lawn with options for long or elbow sleeves. One features tucks forming a yoke with hand embroidery, the other is plain with yoked edges. Sizes 4 to 12 years, pattern 5345, 10 cents, Commercial Tribune Fashion Editress Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Democrats Oppose Tillman Inquiry In Finance Committee
Democratic members of the State Committee on Finance joined Republicans in opposing Senator Tillman’s resolution to probe campaign contributions by National banks Walsh failures in Chicago and Ohio bank deposits to county treasurers. Minority members favor a House bill prohibiting National bank campaign contributions and oppose the investigation.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
State Committee On Finance
Tillman
Walsh
Chicago
Ohio
House
Praises British Patriotism At Civic Federation Visit
The Civic Federation of America committee in Manchester lauded British civic virtue and patriotism saying examples seen there surpassed anything before, hoping such ideals would spur better American city governance and perhaps remove perceived flaws.
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Manchester
England
Civic Federation of America
I. N. Gates
Cincinnati
Great Britain
Appointment of administratrix for Veronica Breyer estate
Frances Jung named administratrix with will annexed of Veronica Breyer deceased of Hamilton County Ohio. Notice published in Cincinnati Ohio June 7. Hutchins & Herier, Attorneys, Covington Kentucky act for the estate. je20-31 W be ol
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Veronica Breyer
Hamilton County
Ohio
Frances Jung
Cincinnati
Hutchins & Herier
Covington
Mary
E. Maxwell
Antrim
New Hampshire
Court of Common Pleas
George H. Maxwell
Hoffman
Bode & Leblond
First National Bank
Executrix Named for Frank Messang Will in Ohio
Louise Messang has been appointed executrix of the last will and testament of Frank Messang, deceased, of Hamilton County Ohio. Albert Bettinger, attorney, handles the filing. This notice informs creditors and interested parties of the appointment and qualification of the executrix.
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Frank Messang
Hamilton County
Ohio
Louise Miesssang
Albert Bettinger
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