Forgives Husband But Not Sister in Police Court
In police court Judge Lueders ordered seventeen year old Annie Jones sent to Ice Hill Convent and continued Horace Clutts case to June 28 after he promised five dollars weekly support. Mrs Clutts had earlier sought loitering charges against her sister and failure to provide against her husband. The sister was not forgiven despite the husband's vow to reform.
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Lueders
Annie Jones
Ice Hill
Horace Clutts
Upport
Clutts
Aomise
Runaway horse injures physician in city accident
Dr J F Corbet 35 a prominent physician of 45 Barr street was seriously injured when a runaway horse fractured his left leg and bruised his body after axle break caused the buggy to collide with John street Carlisle avenue intersection. He was dragged several yards before the horse was stopped and taken home to Patrol.
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J. F. Corbet
Barr Street
Carlisle Avenue
John Street
Amateurs Set For Big Sunday Doubleheader At League Park
Local amateur teams prepare for a Sunday doubleheader at League Park with Shamrocks seeking a strong start after a 6 2 win in ten innings over Dayton Reserves. Cincinnati teams like McMicken Stars and Northside hosts plan multiple games across area grounds.
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League Park
Shamrocks
Dayton
Cincinnaties
Vine
Kentucky Colonels
Covington
New
Bellevue Park
Colonels
McDonald
Cliff Reinhart
Cincinnati
W. S. Baker
J. A. Spinney
All
Fifth National Bank
Lake Allyn
Carrel Street
East End
McMickens
Bond Hill
el Renos
C. G. Kuball
P. O. Box
Schneider
Northside
H. ©. Efker
East Front Street
Kentons
C . Ross
Russell Avenue
Indiana
Rushville
Ohio
James Geraghty
Ind
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Brighton
McGinnis
Pat Deisel
C. Benz
F. Deisel
F. Meder
J. Biller
Duerr
Cincinnati Monarchs
Covington Blues
Holts
Central Covington
New Richmond
Crighton
Ransley
Lawson Sets New Two Mile Open Lap Record
Salt Lake June 21 Iver Lawson again lowers the two mile open lap mark to 3 49 3 5 beating his prior world record of 3 53 4 5 set at Ogden last week.
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Salt Lake
Iver Lawson
Lawson
Ogden
Overcome by Heat Lands Young Boy in Hospital
Ed Meyers, age 2, of 1883 Walker Street, was overcome by heat yesterday and remained at home in serious condition until 9:30 p.m. when he was taken to City Hospital in Patro. It is thought he will recover.
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Ed Meyers
Walker Street
Patro
Chester Park to Feature Free Vaudeville and Belle of New York
Charles Avolo stars in free vaudeville at Chester Park as the Belle of New York. Burke and Hechinger present. The Belle drew the largest Chester audience yet as Mocking Bird tickets go on sale. Carrie Reynolds appears as Yvette with plans for a big future Chester show. Free vaudeville next week features Wahlund Tekla, Marriott Twins and others in a packed bill. Vincenzo Di Natale popular Hillery Band soloist adds to the zoo mered entertainment.
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Charles Avolo
Chester Park
Burke and
Hechinger
New York
Chester
Belle of
Chester Company
Chester Opera House
Carrie Reynolds
Yvette
Mabelle Gillman
Grand Opera House
Mocking Bird
Sly Musette
France
Wahlund
Tekla
Samson
Marriott Twins
Bessie Baus
Devare
Curtis
Luigi Picaro
Ben Greet Arrives for Open Air Shakespeare at University Grounds
English actor Ben Greet arrives to prepare open air performances at the University grounds. His company will present As You Like It Friday 3:30 pm with Twelfth Night Friday 8:15 pm Two Gentlemen of Verona Saturday 3:30 pm and A Midsummer Night's Dream Saturday 8:15 pm.
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Ben Greet
Greet
Warwickshire
Arden
England
Clifton
Wurliteer’s
Indian Band at Coney Opens Week of Primitive Dramas
Wheelock's United States Indian Band of forty one performs at Coney starting Sunday. The ensemble features twenty five tribes from across the U S showcasing educated Indian musical talent and ancestral life dramas. The program also includes Gertie Le Clair and pickaninnies plus other vaudeville acts on the new bill.
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Coney
Ben Greet
Wheelock
United States Indian Band
Uncle Sam
Dennison Wheelock
Texas
Alaska
California
Maine
Gertie le Clair
Prof. Anderson
Clint
Bessie Robbins
Tommy O'Dell
al Fields
Young and Brooks
Ferullo Night at the Zoo in Cincinnati
Sig Ferullo’s new waltz Queen of the West performed by the Ellery Band at the Zoological Garden tonight. The event is a benefit for the band and draws prominent city figures, marking the last days of the Ellery engagement before Duss and his band take over for three weeks.
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Ferullo
Zoo
Sig
Ellery Band
Zoological Garden
Fleischmann
Cincinnati
Sig. Ferullo
Duss
Duss Arrives With Band to Headline Zoo Show
The millionaire bandmaster J. B. Duss brings his orchestra to the zoo for an engagement starting Saturday. He is tall athletic and graceful with glasses and a serious face. As conductor he is praised for surprises and a dramatic conducting style often pressing for climactic fortissimo moments.
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Duss
Zoo
J. 8
Picturesque Lagoon to Host Five Flying Movies Week
The Lagoon venue, famed for its cool inviting nights, announces a strong vaudeville line up for next week led by the Five Flying Movies formerly with Ringling Bros. Circus. Also featuring the Ronaldos from Circo Orrin in Mexico City, the Waddells, Frank Caldwell, and Ben and Grace Forbes in mime and song pieces.
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Weaver
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Ronaldos
Circo Orrin
Mexico
Island Queen Returns To Coney Island After Repairs
The Island Queen resumed service at Coney Island yesterday following repairs to machinery that was slightly damaged the night before.
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Coney Island
Morning Wedding at St Peter Cathedral
A ceremony at St Peter Cathedral yesterday morning united Miss Helen Barrett Taylor and Mr. Joseph F. Kennedy. The bride was given away by her father, with Miss Celia Comer and Joseph Clifford as attendants and John Anderson Jr. and Harold Ahlring as ushers. A violin solo by Miss Margaret Donahue followed the vow, and a wedding breakfast for about fifty guests was held at the bride’s home.
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St. Peter Cathedral
Helen Barrett Taylor
Joseph F. Kennedy
Samuel W. Barrett
Celia Comer
Joseph Clifford
John Anderson, Jr
Harold Ahlring
Margaret Donahue
Pastor Mccready Quietly Reviews Zanesville Call
Rev R L Mccready of Avondale returned from Zanesville Ohio where he discussed the St James Church call to succeed Rev Frank Bope He conducted services Sunday and will mull the offer for several weeks while favoring the church and city.
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R. L. McCready
Avondale
Zanesville
St. James Church
Frank Bope
Mer Cready
Father suspects murder in Spencer House death
James W Rumford, father of Leslie Rumford, told police he doubts his son killed himself. He cites lack of powder burns and a recent money on hand, while witnesses say Rumford fired the revolver at his head in the Spencer House room.
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James W. Rumford
Leslie Rumford
Spencer House
Rumford
Eliza Anderson
Frank Rudolph
STILL PROBING LINN DEATH IN ELMWOOD PLACE
Coroner Cameron and detectives Sweeney and Haer continued probing the death of Joseph Linn. They visited Sophia Linn at Sacred Heart Convent in Reading, where she said Linn appeared well a day before the body was found. The coroner vowed to keep investigating until the truth emerges.
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Joseph Linn
Elmwood Place
Cameron
Sweeney
Louis Haer
Sophia Linn
Sacred Heart Convent
Reading
Lina
Arrest of alleged hotel fraudster at Burnet House
Detectives Bernhart and Dwyer arrest 59 year old Charles H. Siegfried at the Burnet House on a charge of attempting to defraud a hotel keeper out of meals and lodgings. Police say he posed as an insurance solicitor and may have swindled others. He protested his arrest at headquarters saying he had worked in Indianapolis and New York. Little money was found on him.
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Charles H. Siegfried
Siegfried
Burnet House
Bernhart
Dwyer
Burnet
Indianapolis
New York
Foraker and Longworth Take Separate Vacations
Senator Joseph B. Foraker left Cincinnati to join his family at Hot Springs Virginia for a vacation after a heavy winter and spring focused on the Senate investigation into railroad conditions. Representative Nicholas Longworth also departed Cincinnati and will not return until finishing his Philippine trip with Secretary Taft's investigating party sailing from San Francisco on July 8.
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Joseph B. Foraker
Cincinnati
Hot Springs
Senate
Nicholas Longworth
Taft
San Francisco
Cool spell ends Cincinnati heat wave passes
The last trace of the hot wave has left the Ohio Valley. Cincinnati’s high yesterday was 8 degrees, marking a regulation June heat. Forecaster Bassler’s weekly change forecast was verified. A cool spell with bracing breezes is expected to reach Cincinnati this week as high pressure moves in from the West.
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Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Bassler
Man Attempts to Sell Diamond Ring to Merchant Police
James Monahan, 35, of Clark and Cutter streets, approached Officer Cothwan at George and Elm streets and urged him to buy a real diamond ring cheap to get money. Cothwan refused, Monahan grew abusive, and was arrested. At the station, Sergeant Palmer charged him with intoxication.
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James Monahan
Clark and
Cutter Streets
Cothwan
Merchant Police
George and
Elm Streets
Monahan
Palmer
King Oscar opens Riksdag on Norway union dissolution
The June session in Stockholm hears a government bill to authorize negotiation with Norway and draft a conditional settlement on the dual kingdom’s separation. King Oscar urges prudence while Premier Ramstedt backs pacific talks to secure mutual guarantees and avoid coercion.
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Stockholm
Riksdag
Oscar
Norway
Storthing
Council of State
Ramstedt
Sweden
Settlement Still Remote In Teamsters Strike Mediation
Special Dispatch from Chicago reports June 21 that a settlement by mediation seems as distant as a month ago. The teamsters Joint Council committee, with full power to act, appears unable to achieve an adjustment of the dispute.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Horse Struck and Killed by Hamilton Street Car
A northbound College Hill Main street car struck a valuable Golde Bros. horse on Hamilton Avenue near Belmont Avenue late last night. The animal wandered from pasture onto the track and was killed instantly. Traffic was delayed nearly an hour while the car was jacked up and the body removed.
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College Hill-Main Street
Golde Bros
Hamilton Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Jail Sentences For Finnish Revolutionist Reinikke
Helsinki June 2 Matti Hjalmar Reinikke the revolutionary who shot Governor Miaseredoff of Viborg on March 20 was given a twenty six months penal servitude term.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Matti Hjalmar Reinikke
Miaseredoff
Viborg
Alfonso Convenes New Spanish Cabinet After Resignation
King Alfonso appointed General Montero Rios, former Senate president, to form a new cabinet in Madrid on June 21, replacing the Villaverde ministry which resigned yesterday.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Montero Rios
Senate
Villaverde
Hyde and Alexander arraigned in Equitable inquiry
Albany dispatch reports Superintendent Hendricks’s preliminary Equitable Life report criticising management and the Ryan trustees, urging complete mutualization and removal of stock. It accuses James W. Alexander and James H. Hyde of unlawful actions. Tarbell exonerated. analysis covers safe deposit subsidiaries and Missouri holdings.
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Commercial Tribune
Albany
N. Y
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York City
Thomas F. Ryan
Haddricks
Gage E. Tarbell
Hendricks
Alexander
James H. Hyde
Alexan
Hyde Control
Mr. Hendricks
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Henry B. Hyde
Safe Deposit
Mr. Hendrick
Equitable Safe Deposit Company of Boston
Equitable
Boston
Criti
James W. Alexander
Parmalee Will Sets Estate For Chicago Poor Fuel Aid
The late John W. Parmalee leaves an estate around 400000 to be held in trust. Net income will fund fuel purchases for Chicago's poor and needy families. The income benefits Parmalee’s brothers for their lifetimes.
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Chicago
Commercial Tribune
John W. Parmalee
Bd Parmalee
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