Famous Innes Soloists Shine at Cincinnati Zoo Wagner Night
Bohemian string bass soloist Vaclav Jiskra wowed the audience with expressive bass performances as part of the Innes band in Cincinnati. Bellstedt opened the Wagner program, and a Wagner bust on the band stand underscored the tribute. A chaotic scene at the gate featured a mother seeking her baby amid stage manager comments as the company eyed a new doorman.
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Tiny hopeful seeks stage job in Pompeii show
A very small girl, barely ten, pleads for work at Pain's Last Days of Pompeii. After being rebuffed by the stage director, she hides in the prop tent, then joins the procession as the crowd moves, drawing attention as she improvises to become an actress.
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Nebraska Iowa Kansas theater circuit formed under J G Keiser
A twelve theater circuit across Nebraska Iowa and Kansas was announced in Louisville with J G Keiser of Junction City Kansas named president. The Lincoln meeting last week established a lineup including Columbia Beatrice Layton Hastings Des Moines Oskaloosa Council Bluffs Topeka Wichita Salina Junction City and Manhattan.
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Duckworth Outing Program for Coney Island Event
The Duckworth Club announces its annual outing at Up River Park with events on the half mile track including trotting and pacing, a grand stand dedication, sprint dashes for men and girls, a 600 year old men dash, rowing on Lake Como, baseball between Ducks and Cincinnati Democratic Club, and fireworks. Princess departs city at 10 pm with extra steamer runs and music.
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Queen City Beach Braces For Busy Sunday
The resort anticipates large patronage as warm weather and sunshine promise a lively Sunday. Evening illumination with electric lights will enhance bathing and entertainment, making the seaside visit more enjoyable than daytime heat.
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Lagoon prom to feature Queen City Juvenile Opera Company
Lagoon's coming week promises a banner season start with the Queen City Juvenile Opera Company making its first appearance. Amusement Director Clark has rehearsed the young troupe for three weeks and organized a lively program of music and vaudeville. Featured performers include Lillian Crawford Baby Alvira Wild Mulligan and McCabe with an enlarged chorus of thirty voices ready for the season’s hit songs.
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Belle of New York to head Chester Park program Sunday
The Belle of New York musical comedy, once a London run, will be staged at the Chester Park Opera House Sunday with a specially prepared company. Free vaudeville features Edmonds Emerson Edmands Fern Melrose DeAerien and the Ozars plus Mme Emmy and her trained dogs. Other attractions include the bathing beach and additional amusements.
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State Democratic committee backs Bryan for President
The State Democratic Executive Committee met in Jacksonville on June 22 to review primary returns and passed a resolution endorsing tariff reform as an issue and strongly supporting William Jennings Bryan as the party’s presidential candidate.
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Patterson Ends Life After Bookkeeping Shortage
Eugene C. Patterson, 47, a respected book keeper for Superior Supply Co of Bluefield West Virginia, shot himself with a .32 caliber revolver after a shortage in accounts was found. An auditor from Graham Virginia had been hired. His wife and colleagues planned a New York trip. Patterson died at the Altamont Hotel as officials discussed the shortage. His body to be transported to New York for burial.
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Guatemalan Leader Barillas Ill in Mexico City
General Manuel Barillas ex-President of Guatemala, a revolution leader in Guatemala City, is reportedly ill and may travel to the United States to join forces in Southern Guatemala under General Toledo. Doctors deny access to him. President Cabrera allegedly blocked news of the situation. Colonel Pinedo faced no resistance in Peten invasion. Chiapas invasion halted by Mexican authorities.
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May Manton Fashion Tip for Youth Eton Jacket
The article presents a May Manton pattern for a white mohair and banded Eton jacket with a fitted girdle for a 14 year old girl. It details fabric options such as pongee silk linen and braid trim, with vest front attachment, decorative collar and cuffs, and multiple trim choices. Pattern 5465 is offered in sizes 0d Stencena and 16 Foursake tress.
Believe Frames Memory Wronged Athens Man Cleared of Shortage Blame
Athens residents learned that A J Frame, longtime Ohio University treasurer and former county auditor, was acquitted of wrongdoing amid questions over a university ledgers and rents from lands donated to the state. The piece argues the university operated as a private entity and that Frame’s actions were mischaracterized.
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Judge Redwine Resigns From State Board
Judge David B. Redwine of Jackson resigns from the State Board of Control for Charitable Institutions. Appointed by Governor Beckham last winter, his business prevented continued service. The Governor has chosen a successor but will delay announcing the appointment for a few days. Redwine served a two year term.
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