Robin Hood Promises Packed House At Chester Park Sunday
Chester’s Opera Season opens with De Koven and Smith’s Robin Hood next Sunday at Chester Park. Colonel Martin brings Metropolitan English Opera Company led by Joseph Sheehan and Aida Hemmi, aiming to surpass past park excellence and deliver a memorable performance.
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Chester Park
de Koven
Smith
Colonel Martin
Chester Theater
Metropolitan English Opera Company
Joseph Sheehan
Aida Hemmi
Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
San Carlo
Chester Vaudeville thrills with Captain Webb seals
Captain Webb's trained seals captivate Chester theater audiences this week as the Webb herd leads a strong bill. Francelli and Lewis perform operatic songs while Ames and Corbett showcase a dancing specialty. Marckley the banjoist earns encores and the entire show meets the season's high standard.
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Chester
Captain Webb
Webb Herd
Francelli
Lewis
Ames
Corbett
Marckley
Eagles Day at Chester Park Park Outing Draws Big Crowd
The Cincinnati Aero Club hosts an Eagles outing at Chester Park with a record attendance expected. Tickets sold briskly as members urge friends to attend. Vaudeville features appeal to members and admirers while amusements promise a lively day. Traction service will run after noon and evening with quick Clark street and Avondale lines to handle crowds.
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Eagles
Chester
Chester Park
Cincinnati Aerue
Big Park
Order
The
Traction Company
Lee
Clark Street
Avondale
Winton Place
Odd Horned Oryx at City Zoo Loses Coiled Antler
An African oryx at the Zoological Garden shed a horn that had grown in a dangerous coil. After one horn detached earlier, a second elongated coil pressed on the skull and eventually broke, bleeding. Superintendent Stephan was alerted and stopped the bleeding as officials assess the animal’s future.
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Zoological Garden
Sol Stephan Jondr
Stephan
Five Indictments Across IGE Trust Case in New York
Five indictments were handed to Justice Goff in the New York Supreme Court by a special grand jury probing the American Ice Company. Bench warrants issued earlier were withdrawn after talks with Attorney General Jackson. Defendants must plead Monday. indictments allege misdemeanor charges.
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Nn York
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
American Ice Company
Jackson
Drownings at Race Street Canal Claim Man
A man drowned in the Race Street canal early this morning. Private Policeman James Marshall heard cries at 1 a.m. and pulled the body from the water as the rescuer searched. He was unidentifiable, estimated former Miami Medical janitor, about six feet four inches tall and 200 pounds, taken to the Morgue.
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Race Street
James Marshall
Canal
Marshall
Miami Medical
Werg
Former Indianapolis hotel proprietor dies after self inflicted gunshot
Theodore Johnson, 40, who shot himself in Rensselaer Park near his aunt's home, died at Bethesda Hospital after more than a week with a bullet in his brain. Physicians had deemed his survival remarkable.
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Theodore Johnson
Indianapolis
Bethesda Hospital
Johnson
Rensselaer Park
Lagoon loses Wild West and Indian Congress for Ostrich Farm show
Monday the Lagoon will drop the Wild West and Indian Congress and farewell performances will be Sunday night. The Ostrich Farm and Art Circus will replace them starting Sunday, with a new programme at the big theater and enhanced singing and talking pictures drawing crowds when weather allows. A party of friends including W. E. Hutton, James I Quintin and Frank Simpson toured the Lagoon yesterday to see the attractions.
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Wild West and Indian Congress
Ostrich Farm
Art Circus
W. E. Hutton
James I. Quintin
Frank Simpson
Kentucky Eagles at Coney Island Picnic Today
Kentucky Blue Grass Aerie of Bellevue hosts a large Eagle gathering at Coney Island with athletic events including baseball. Residents from across river towns and prominent locals enjoy riding ponies shooting chutes the Giggler Whirlpool and Japanese tea garden under a half holiday crowd.
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Kentucky
Coney
Coney Island
Broadway
Blue Grass Aerie
Bellevue
River Park
Chester Park
Cool Coney
Amusement Notes at Chester Beach Hottest Days Draw Crowds
Chester bathing beach attracts large morning crowds of ladies and children while expert swimmers test the facilities in the afternoon. Queen City Beach remains popular for bathers as water and weather cooperate. Lagoon vaudeville next week features Calvin and Futch with Dot Gregory. Other acts include Fleming and May travesty Kirbro ventriloquism and Keno and Turner. Kemp Sisters Wild West to perform an extra Sunday show.
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Chester
Queen City
Kroger
Calvin and
Futch
Dot” Gregory
Fleming
May
Kirbro
Keno
Turner
Kemp Sisters
Wealthy American funds a hospital girl’s silk skirt
A well known rich American visiting London at the Langham Hotel recovered from illness and amused himself reading begging letters. One begged for a black silk skirt priced at twenty shillings for a West End hospital girl. He funded the skirt, and the grateful note ended with I can rustle it with the best.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Langham Hotel
West End
Divey
Ohio Units Recalled From Tobacco Fields
Orders from the Adjutant General recall Company Kanal of the Seventh Ohio Infantry from tobacco fields in Adams County. Sunday will be their last day of active service after consultation with Sheriff Paul, who says tobacco planting is nearly finished. Three Brown County infantry companies may be recalled soon.
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Columbus
Adjutant General’s Office
Kanal
Seventh Ohio Infantry
Adams County
Paul
Brown County
1600 Children Sing at Saengerfest in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on June 19 the chorus of sixteen hundred Indianapolis school children under Edward B. Bierge performed Benoit's cantata Into the World at the Saengerfest. The event, part of the North American Saengerbund, drew high praise alongside Mme Schumann-Heink noted as a top feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Benoit
Edward B. Bierge
Guilty pleas for paper companies in antitrust case
Twenty three mills in the Fiber and Manila Paper Manufacturers Association pled guilty before Judge Hough in the U S Circuit Court to Sherman act indictments. The grand jury had indicted twenty five companies and John H Parks. Sentences will be set Monday as the association dissolves and light fines are considerd.
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New York
Fiber and Manila Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Hough
United States
Combine
John H. Parks
Solomon M. Stroock
Association
Analomink Paper Company
North Water Gap
Bayless Pulp and Paper Company
Austin, Pa
Bedford Pulp and Paper Company
Big Island
Brownsville
Pyrites
N. Y
Dexter Sulphite Pulp and Paper Company
Dexter
Detroit Sulphite Pulp and Paper Company
Detroit
Menassa
Wis
Jefferson Paper Company
Black River
Newton Falls Paper Company
Newton Falls
Orono Pulp and Paper Company
Orono
Parsons Pulp and Paper Company
Parsons, W. Va
Raquette River Paper Company
Potedam
York Haven Paper Company
York Haven
Moyer & Pratt
Lyons Falls
Stimson
Exhibition lacks popular features at Franco British show
London June 19 The Franco British Exhibition at Shepherds Bush opens amid incomplete preparations. Gaston Akorn notes it is a miniature compared with Buffalo Jamestown and St Louis Expos but praises architecture and band stands while criticizing lack of midway shows and amusement features. Opening day crowds waited quietly despite chaos.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Shepherd’s Bush
Gaston Akorn
St. Louis
Jamestown
United States
Coney Island
America
New Twightwee Plant Prompts Regional Growth
The Victor Stamping Company plans a large one story factory near Loveland to expand coal bed equipment production. Norwood gains its first moving picture theater as brokers lease a storeroom and basement at 4608 Montgomery Avenue for Herman Bear to William Barrow for two years with renewal options. Other real estate deals include sales on Price Hill and Burnet Avenue plus home leases and purchases across Evanston and Corrville in a busy land and business year.
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Twightwee
Loveland
Victor Stamping Company
Norwood
Jackson, Moessinger & Co
Herman
Bear
William Barrow
Montgomery Avenue
Theodore Mayer & Bro
Price Hill
C. William Ross
Ottomar Tops
Carson
Laclede
A. J. Starwold
Ludwig Fluegemann
Vacation season on the calendar for clergy
Clergy members from Cincinnati travel to the old country or vacation in the United States. The Protestant Episcopal delegates gathered in England. Linwood’s Fourth Quarterly Conference granted Rev. William Rol Mitchell a three week vacation and then asked him to return for another year. Rev. John D. Darling of the Evangelization Union will speak on "The Play" at the Methodist preachers meeting in the Book Concern Hall Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Old Country
United States
Protestant Episcopal Meeting
England
Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Linwood
William Rol Mitchell
John D. Darling
Evangelization Union
Concern Hall
Troops to Enact Japanese Battles at Pine Plains
Regular Army and state militia rehearse a six week program from Florida to New England reenacting Boer Russo Japanese War battles near Water town Jefferson County. Major General Frederick Dent Grant says the maneuvers will surpass all prior US military displays. Troops march to Pine Plains for encampment nine miles from Watertown with a 200 mile march and drills running June 13 to July 5.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
England
Japan
Manchuria
Russia
Florida
New England
Watertown
Jefferson County
Frederick Dent Grant
South Africa
Edwin F. Glenn
Pine Plains
Thirty Mexican rebels captured at Nueva Casas Grandes
El Paso June 19. Additional arrests of alleged Mexican revolutionists were made by rurales at Nueva Casas Grandes. Thirty prisoners are in jail including Santa Ana Perez, leader of the Temosachic rising of 1893. Troops at Chihuahua prepared to move to the rebel zone.
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Santa Ana Perez
EL Paso
Tex
Nueva Casas Grandes
Mexico
Palomas
Chihuahua
Justice speed in Paris sets record for cases
In Paris the Seine Tribunal judge processed fifty nine cases in five hours and twenty minutes. Average time per case was five fourteenths of a minute. Only two acquittals. others received sentences totaling 236 months 22 days. One defendant benefited from the First Offender's act.
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Paris
Seine
Miss Mary Garden Debuts at Paris Opera in Thais
Paris June 19. Debut of Miss Mary Garden in Mas senet s Thais well received by public and Paris society. Every seat booked. Geraldine Farrar praised while staying at Elysee Palace Hotel. Farrar hopes to return to Paris soon. Russian singer M Challiapine arrives, stars Boris Godounoff at Grand Opera May 19 wearing a coat weighing heavy with 18 000 stones.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Mary Garden
Paris Opera
Massenet
Thais
Cri
MM. Broussan
Messager
Geraldine Farrar
Elysee Palace Hotel
l’Opera Comique
le Clown
M. Challiapine
Boris Goudounoff
Man Slashes Own Throat in Tragic Night Attempt
John Mays a 23 year old teamster of 1009 Sargent street tried to take his life with a razor last night in his wife's presence. He cut from ear to ear and was rushed to City Hospital in serious condition. He has been newly married.
Fire damages Greene Line packet Neva and Enterprize docks
Fire at the mouth of the Great Kanawha River last night damaged the Greene Line packet steamer Neva and the Enterprize docks. The crew, trained for fires, saved the steamer after the blaze started in the engine room, reportedly caused by a deckhand dropping a match into a ball of okum.
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Gallipolis
Greene Line
Neva
Kanawha River
Piquant Young Girl Costume Pattern from 1910s Fashion
A chic semi fitted coat and five gore skirt suit for girls with short loose sleeves or plain full length sleeves. Fabrics suggested include Athenian blue linen, pongee, tropical suiting. Patterns 4366 or 4867 cover ages 13 to 17 with sizes 14 to 17. price twenty cents, sent on receipt ten cents.
Various church services listed with ministers and times
Northside Justin N Green minister 9 15 Bible school 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m preaching by the minister Richmond Street at Richmond and Cutter streets G W Thompson minister Morning Why We Have So Little evening A Sum in Addition Camp Washington Sidney avenue and Hopple street C J Sebastian minister 9 15 a m Bible school 10 30 a m Praying for His Own 6 p m Junior Y Y P Ss CE 7 p m Senior YP 8 C H 78 p m True Manliness Central Ninth street opposite City Hall Jo Hill minister 10 30 a m The Ricoh and the Poor 7 45 p m J B Coombs will preach Grace Avenue J A Lord minister 9 30 a m Bible school 10 30 a m communion and sermon 7 45 o clock evening service
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Northside
Justin N. Green
Richmond Street
Richmond
Cutter Streets
G. W. Thompson
Ss. C. E
Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
Jo Hill
J. B. Coombs
Grace Avenue
J. A. Lord
Pleasant Ridge Churches Schedule St John’s Day Sermons
Regional church notices list service times sermons and special events across Pleasant Ridge Norwood First Reformed Mount Auburn Westwood Clifton Welsh Glendale Hartwell First United College Hill First East Fourth Church of the Covenant Bethany Mission and Seventh Day offerings with Sunday school times and midweek prayer meetings. The entries include pastors George W Shields Walter H Houston J M LaBach and others.
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Il A.m
Young People’s Society
College Street
William Henry Williams
Baymiller
Montgomery
J. M. LaBach
Saint Paul’s Cathedral Daily Services Schedule
Avondale Reading road near Gholson avenue hosts 7:30 a.m. holy communion. St Paul’s Cathedral at Seventh and Plum streets offers 7:30 a.m. holy communion morning service and sermon by Canon Reade, 7:45 evening prayer and sermon by Canon McGrath.
Religious Services and Sermon Titles Across City Churches
Price Hill and Lincoln Park host Bible school and multiple services led by Revs Robbins Craig and Herget with sermons on subjects including Living Sacrifices Ye Must Be Born Again and God Calling Weary Hearts Answering plus open air concerts and baptism after evening services First Madisonville and Wesley Avenue listings note Bible school morning worship and evening gospel services with Children’s Day observance and themes Walking Hand in Hand With Jehovah A Rough Road To Travel and The Hoy Spirit Our Teacher
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Price Hill
Lincoln Park
G. R. Robbins
D.D
Madisonville
John W. Craig
Ninth Street
Bible School
Wesley Avenue
Children and church events lit up Walnut Hills schedule
Details show Children's Day ex at 11 a.m. and a 7 45 p.m sermon by Rev Samuel Tyler at the Church of the Advent Walnut Hills. The Baptist People Union of the Miami Assoc will join First Church on Thursday June 25 at p.m. Charles Sumner Brown and McMillan mentioned among attendees.
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al On
Baptist People’s Union of the
Miami
Methodist and Church Services Listed Across City
A compiled schedule lists pastors and service times for numerous churches including Wesley Chapel Gervalugh ton Mt Auburn Columbia Linwood Winton Place Groesbeck East Pearl Street State Avenue Avondale Walnut Hills Asbury Camp Washington Christin St Paul Mt Lookout Hyde Park Trinity Scheduled services feature morning worship and evening programs with topics such as The Fruits of Faith Jesus I Am the Way and The Sunrise along with Sunday school and Epworth League activities.
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MT. Auburn
Hasse O. Enwall
Jesus
The
Columbia
East End
C. Whorn
Linwood
William C. Geetor
Winton Place
J. Elbert Prisory
Cleanswee Richmond
Groesbeck
William Cig
H. ©. Jameson
Canes Ebenezer
Asbury
Ebenezer
Pearl Street
Lawrence
Pike Streets
G. Pollard
Christ
H. A. Winans
Nathan
David
Epworth League
Symmes Marshall
Webster
Main
Sycamore
Camp Washington
Hopple
Sidney
J. D. Darling
Ruth Shaw
Christin
Court Street
Wesley Avenue
L. C. Hartman
Pater
ST. Paul
Seventh and
Smith Streets
Walter D. Cole
Is the Universe Evolved By Atomic Force Lecture
Readings scheduled at Rockdale Avenue Avondale at 11 a.m. and at the Assembly Hall Mercantile Library Building on the fourth floor at 10 45 a.m. present the question Is the Universe Including Man Evolved By Atomic Force. The events are hosted by the Church of Christ.
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Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
First National Bank
Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
Multiple City Churches Plan Sunday Services and Talks
North Fairmount and nearby streets list pastor names and service times for Sabbath worship. Guests include M O Evans Welsh and English services, with Bible school and Children's Day events. Readings feature sermons on The Forgotten Man and Sweetening One's Disposition by various pastors and speakers.
Religious services list for multiple area churches
McMillan street NEW THOUGHT TEMPLE holds 11 a.m. services near Gilbert avenue. FIRST UNIVERSALIST Essex Place Walnut Hills ministers Samuel Gilbert Ayres with topic The Hospitality of the Mind. CHURCH OF THE EM corner Oak Louis G Hoeck 11 a.m. The Word's Prayer. WALNUT HILLS P WUTHERAN Stan ton avenue Loctst street 9:30 a.m. Sunday school 11 a.m. divine worship with sermon. UNION GOSPEL MISSION Walnut and Canal Rev S Ragowsky superintendent Sunday school 2:30 p.m. preaching 8 p.m. FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN Race above Twelfth 11 a.m. Recognition of Authority 7:45 p.m. A Trip Foreign Lands stereopticon. EW JERUSA Winslow Rev De service at ut.
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Northsidhd
Earle Lee
Richard F. Souter
Souter
Mediterranean
FIRST
Walnut Hills
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Walter H. Houston
Glendale
Calvin T. Wilson
Hartwell
Charles E. Walker
Wnion
Cc. E
Church OF the Covenant
Southwest Corner
Heighth
Elm Streets
Robert Watson
Francis James Martin
Dr. Watson
Garfield Place
Race Street
Bethany Mission
State Avenue
First United
Grand
Nassau Street
Thomas Knox
First Universalist
Essex Place
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
Church OF Them
Corner Oak
Louis G. Hoeck
Walnut
Union Gospel Mission
Walnut and Canal
S. Ragowsky
Jerusa
Winslow
de Service
Church Services and Sunday School Schedule Listed
Norwood 5129 Main avenue Rev F H Bolin preaches at 10 45 a m on Censure and Reproof and at 7 45 p m on The Church Sable school Monday 9 30 a m Senior Y P E 8 Wednesday 7 45 p m prayer meeting Cummisville Borden and Weber Rev Boda 9 30 a m Sunday school 10 45 a m The Way the Truth the Life 7 p m Y P E 8 8 p m Personal Liberty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Main Avenue
F. H. Bolin
Cumminsville, Borden and Weber
B. Boda
Eight Become Priests at St Peter's Cathedral
Eight Mt. St. Mary's Seminary students were ordained yesterday morning in St. Peter's Cathedral by Archbishop Moeller. Revs. Dacey Lieberman O'Brien and Shea assisted. The new priests are William Spickerman Charles Knabe Edward Bartel Edward Meyer John Malone Francis Cotter Cyril Viel and Jee Steinkamp and they will be at to this archdiocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Moeller
Dacey
Lieberman
O’brien
Shea
William Spickerman
Charles Knabe
Edward Bartel
Edward Meyer
John Malone
Francis Cotter
Cyril Viel
Jee Steinkamp
North Fairmount group seeks quicker street repairs
The North Fairmount Improvement Association opened a campaign for better streets and sidewalks urging officers to act immediately. A six member committee led by Herman Belmer and Rev Frank Boyd was appointed to press the board on Monday to advocate the improvements.
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North Fairmount Improvement Association
Herman Belmer
Frank" Boyd Ang
Alex. W. Se
The
Serve
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Big White Park
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IGE Trust
Lagoon
OHIO
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Manila Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Moving Picture Theater
A.L. Pachoud
Herbert Avenue
Montgomery Road
Sellers, Davis & Co
Walnut Street
Joseph E. Boylan
Burnet Avenue
University
Edward W. Imsande
Albert Technow
West Court Street
E. M. Costello
Charles Wynne
Stetson Street
Corrville
Mary Root
Union Distilling Company
Ahr & Rost Co
Gest Street
A. L. Pachaud
WJ. Klein
Brewster and
Herbert* Avenues
Evanston
Mary Raisbach
Brewster Avenue
John Niemes
Carew Building
Justice Speedy
Miss Garden
Teamster
Ohio Packet
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Fashion Department
City and
Christian
Presbyterian
Grand Avenue
J. R. Millin
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
East Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
Episcopal
Baptist
Methodist
Wesley Chapel
Gervalugh
Christian Scientist
North Fairmount
Albert E. Harding
Lawrence Street
Lytle Park
M. O. Evans
Reading Road
Linton Street
George A. Thayer
Storrs
State
Warsaw Avenues
Rupert W. Harris
Cleveland
Dr Biglow
Newport
Kemper Lane
Dwight Mallory Pratt
C. H. Hubbell
Ohio Badcaoor Union
NEW Thought Temple
McMillan Street
United Brethren
Archbishop
Mt. St. Mary’s Seminary
North
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