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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1901

Page

2

Best Ever Chester Park Opera Opens Summer Season

Amused patrons watched the Chester Park Opera Company inaugurate a new summer season with The Black Hussar. The strong cast led by Thomas Persse and Edith Mason drew encores and praise for singing, acting, and staging, signaling a promising run at Chester Park.

Chester Park Opera Company Chester Black Hussar Millocker Russia Moscow Napoleon the Black Hussar Herbert Waldeman Milbecker Piffkow Ecra Hackenback von Herbert An Waldeman Barbara Norphash New Chester Company The Hussars Thomas Persse Persse Kester Park von Herbert Edith Mason Mina Lillian Russell Hattle Bell Ladd Corliss Gailliard Awill Bey

Yale Student Adelbert Hay Dies in New Haven Fall

Adelbert Hay son of the Secretary of State, a Yale ’98 graduate, fell from a hotel window in New Haven just after midnight. He had helped plan commencement week and was to sail Wednesday for Yale-Harvard boat races. Authorities say it appears to be an accident though theories abound. no bones were broken and the body is at an undertaker's.

New Haven New Haven House Chapel Street Young Hay Yale Old College Town Hyperion Julian Mason Edward G. Mason Chicago del Hay Hay New London Hayesé Seth Mosely Hadley College Felows Mr. Hay Pater Associated Press Adelbert Cleveland Stone Snhale Glevelana St. Qagra Academy Concord N. H Youn Ay Gibraltar Philippines Manila Adelbert Nel Elr South Africa Pretoria Macrum Ers England London Hay Io Long Sizer Pretorie Th State Department United States Ashington William McKinley Major Pruden White House Gene

Is Murder or Accident In Death of Young Man

The body of a about 19 year old man is at the Morgue after being found on railroad tracks in Cumminsville near Bring Grove avenue bridge by railroad workers Joseph Ackford and E. Baggatt. Initially thought accidental but skull fracture and pockets turned inside out prompt murder inquiry. Coat vest missing and black hat nearby. further investigation pending.

Cumminsville Bring Grove Avenue Bridge Joseph Ackford E. Baggatt Chillicothe Cincinnati Brighton Deane

Chicago-Portland Special Round Trip Exposed

Portland Seattle Tacoma $50 round trip July 6 to 13 with fast trains and luxury. The Chicago-Portland Special travels via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line leaving 6:30 p.m. daily. Apply to any ticket agent or 485 Vine St Cincinnati Ohio.

Portland Seattle Tacoma Chicago Union Cific North-Western Vine St Kecinnati Ohio

Laborer Struck Near Elam and Colerain Avenues

A laborer named Peter T.oodie was struck near Elam and Colerain avenues in Chester Pa at night. He sustained injuries described as a fractured skull and other body injuries. A second person, Jascia, suffered a short time later, with details sparse and unclear in the report.

Colerain Avenue Peter T.oodie Chester Pa Jascia Govvacr Bate

London Arts Scene Highlights and Theatre Notes

London reports from June 23 describe Mrs James Brown Potter performing in white robes near a pulpit at a seaside resort church, Frohman seeking dramatic material in Paris, and Mme Rejane touring Notting Hill. Notable mentions include Nat Goodwin, Maxine Elliott, the Comedy Theatre’s renovation, John Drew's Paris trip, and Calve in Carmen at Covent Garden with praise for her freshness and vigor. Paderewski and Nerval also gain acclaim, alongside Holgar's new overture and Lipton’s London concert atmosphere.

London James Brown Potter Etree Pope Christian Charles Frohman Paris Daniel Frohman Lakes of Killa Langtry Imperial Theater Herbert Veerine Mme. Rejane Notting Hill Cecil Nat Goodwin Maxine Elliott Jacopd Kent Ree John Drew Bessie Alee America Minnie Palmer Rose Pompon Din Calve Carmen Covent Garen Vince Edward Holgar Cockaigne Thansdendo Philhonie Lydia Nervil Paderewski

Actors Seek Albany Bill to Protect Salaries

The Actors Society of America leads a drive for legislation in Albany to shield actors and actresses. A lobby will push the bill to prevent managers from firing players before openings or within two months of production without compensation. The measure seeks prison time for nonpayment and aims to curb manager whims and jealous stars.

Commercial Tribune New York Actors’ Society of America Albany

Knights of St John Outing at Coney Island Big Season Day

Tomorrow the long advertised Knights of St John outing at Coney Island will be held as the biggest event of the current season. The event promises a large turnout and features a day of festive activities for members and guests.

Knights of St. John Coney Island

Popular Music King Starts Engagement at the Zoo

The Popular Music King J Brooke debuts at the Zoological garden today with the Brooke Band after a record run in New Orleans. The show follows with Prof Holloway’s diving horses performing daily at 3 PM and 8 30 PM near the lake, lit by electric lights for night viewing.

Zoological Orden Dmas Preston Brooke Chicago J. Brooke West End New Orleans Brooke Holloway

Caldwell Still Favored in the Ohio Convention

Delegates at the Ohio political gathering debate Caldwell's status amid efforts to draft a second place candidate. Talks of Shattuc arise, while Foraker focuses on a strong platform. Clerks and judges vie, with Emerson and Price factions at odds, and anti saloon forces highlight security concerns amid campaign maneuvering. Governor Nash observes from the sidelines as discussions continue.

Caldwell W. B. Shattuc Cincinnati Cox Foraker Neil Puerto Rico Chittenden Judge Price Lirfia Lawson Emerson Belmont Pretty c Coupland Paulding Price Emerson Joe Miller State Brewers’ Association Nm League For Safety Nash

Coney Island Offers Busy Summer Resort Day

Coney Island drew large crowds yesterday as usual with ideal weather for a bustling summer scene. A new vaudeville bill at the free theater featured Jones and Walton in a rural sketch, Gilmore and Beashell, Prior and Albright, Annie Kinsey, and others, creating one of the season’s best shows. The First Regiment Band delivered strong afternoon and evening concerts with many numbers encored.

Coney Island Coney Jones and Walton Gilmore Beashell Joe Prior Albright Annie Kinsey First Regiment

Adelman Heads Chester Park Vaudeville Bill

A Chester Park vaudeville bill this week features Adelman famed for xylophone virtuosity drawing strong crowds. The show pairs Forrester and Floyd as rivals with stylish costumes and witty lines while Lowell Olp and Radford add comic and juggling acts alongside Elizabeth Bittle and Sadie delivering top performances.

Chester Park Yaad Adelman Forrester Floyd Adelman Frester KE. J. Lowell

Farewell Concerts at Zoological Garden Impress Large Audiences

Sig Lib erati's band played farewell shows at the Zoological Garden drawing the season's largest crowds. Programs were praised for quality and the audience's enthusiastic response highlighted the event's success.

Sig. Liberati Zoological Garden Eilahs

Cincinnati Soldier Boys Return From Philippines

About a hundred Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry veterans, recruited from Cincinnati and the Ohio Valley, arrived home from two years in the Philippines. Many embraced by mothers and sweethearts at the depot. Colonel Pettit stays in the Philippines. twenty six regiment members lost in service.

San Francisco Philippines Thirty-first Volunteer Infantry Ft. Thomas Cincinnati Ohio Valley Far East Aguinaldo Washington Pettit Sixteenth Infantry Provisional Army Ansel Deitsch David A. Snyder Durrell Avenue Walnut Hills Chadwick Charles Black Ser Aves

Weaver May Oppose Madison County Man

Springfield Ohio June 2 An interview with Senator E P Middleton signals Champaign County delegates will back a Madison County man for the Senate nomination. Nelson Riggin appears the Madison pick but faces local opposition from L Weaver, who says he is not a delegate and defers to Madison County voters' rights to back Riggin.

Commercial Tribune Springfield E.P. Middleton Champaign County Madison County Nelson Riggin L. Weaver Fto Riggin Sterling Weaver Clark County

Zimmerman Confident But Won t Give Details

Springfield voters observe a Democratic Gubernatorial race with Colonel Kilbourne’s backers claiming a large delegate lead while John L Zimmerman’s lieutenants insist on a chance for nomination. The state party structure and unpledged delegates shape a convention floor fight, with Zimmerman claiming a 25 000 vote edge over any rival.

Commercial Tribune Springfield Kilbourne Columbus Bland John L. Zimmerman Durbin Ward Geor Hoadly Attorr Cincinnati McLean Ward Zimmerman Pringfield Democracy Jess John L. A

Marchant Early to Watch Daugherty Delegates

Senator T W Marchant of Fayette arrives in Columbus to scrutinize a plan to remove the Daugherty delegate from Fayette County. He labels the peace proposition as a trap and says they will allow an election but not before preparation and caution.

Commercial Tribune Columbus T. W. Marchant Fayette Daugherty Gogventral

Daugherty delegates clash as Hamilton county members head to Columbus

Delegates jostle for favorable seating while the Fayette minority seeks to block credentials. The McKinley and Roosevelt Club backs Daugherty, Hanna, Foraker and McKinley. Hamilton County Republicans depart for Columbus aboard a special train with headquarters at the Southern Hotel. Hood’s remedy ad ends the page.

Fayette McKinley and Rosevelt Club Daugherty el McKinley Hanna Foraker Ash Hamilton County Columbus Pennsylvania Southern Hotel George B. Cox Nicholas Longworth

Obituary: Ben C Bonnell Pioneer of Millcreek Valley

Ben C Bonnell, age 75, died last night at his home in Carthage. A pioneer of Millcreek Valley and longtime leader in the Carthage Christian Church, he also played a key role in the Carthage Fair as an early officer. He was esteemed in Hamilton County.

Ben C. Bonnell Millcreek Hamilton County Carthage Christian Church Carthage

Drownings In Terre Haute Pond Claim Two Boys

In Terre Haute Indiana George Waldron aged 19 and Doc White aged 14 both colored drowned in a pond east of the city yesterday but the deaths were not known until today. The position of the bodies suggests one boy had attempted to save the other.

Commercial Tribune Terre Haute Ind George Waldron Doc White

Train collision injures Lutheran minister in Yellow Springs

Two Panhandle passenger trains derailed when telegraph wires failed. Rev. A. E. Gringle of Springfield Colorado, a Lutheran minister, was severely injured internally. no other injuries reported.

Commercial Tribune Yellow Springs Panhandle A. E. Gringle Springfield, CO

Falkland Wreck Tragedy Destroys Crew of Six

In Penzance the fate of the British bark Falkland is confirmed. Captain Gracie and four crewmen are believed drowned after the ship wrecked off Bishop's Rock on June 22 while en route from Tacoma to Falmouth. The mate Bateson was recovered this afternoon.

Penzance Falkland Gracie Tacoma Falmouth Bishop's Rock Bateson

Presbyterian Church Dedicated at ADM NETON

The First Presbyterian Church in ADM NETON was dedicated, costing $227,000, with morning and evening services. Speakers included Dr. Rordthaler of Chicago and Dr. G. N. veecock of Washington City, plus J. W. Cravens, Charles Springer, and Judge Reinhard. The stone building features a fine pipe organ and is nearly debt-free.

Commercial Tribune ADM Neton Ind First Presbyterian Church Rordthaler Chicago G. N. Veecock Washington City J. W. Cravens Charles Springer Judge Reinhard

Mrs Crimsonbeak Ignored Advice At Speedy Meet Bureau

Fragmentary Yonkers Statesman text shows a character urging a stop at a speedy meet bureau on the way home and mentions cake and a vague sin motif. The readable lines are disjoint and do not reveal a clear event or outcome.

Yonkers Statesman

Miss Morrison Confident Ahead of Second Murder Trial

Eldorado Kansas June 23 Jessie Morrison awaits a second trial for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle. Prosecutors race toward a jury verdict anticipated Tuesday evening. Morrison declares absolute confidence in acquittal despite a grueling first trial. Defense seeks to call J W Morgan the pedlar whose whereabouts remain unknown.

Eldorado Kan Jessie Morrison Olin Castle Miss Morrison J. W. Morgan Pedler Castle House

Defiance of the Text Inspires Sermon Illustration

A preacher recounts delivering a sermon in a town called P during which he chose Isaiah chapter one verse two as the text about rebellion against God. A two year old son screamed defiance from the pulpit, startling the audience and undermining the sermon’s impact.

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Wilmer Detained After Alleged Pocket Theft At Park

E. A. Miller of 2054 Terrace Place reports Wilmer at Flkwood Park inserted hand into his pocket and attempted to hog him. Miller later saw Wilmer in a car, notified Patrolman Todd, and Wilmer was arrested with two books found on him.

Wilmer Harry Wilmer Flkwood Park E.A. Miller Terrace Place Miller Todd

Grape Nuts Public Demonstration Impresses North Carolina Family

A North Carolina mother praises Grape Nuts and Postum Coffee after using them at Charlotte and with her family. She notes weight gain and recovery for herself and her 18 month old after dyspepsia and teething, plus relief during the grippe period. The public demo occurs at Jos. R. Peebles' Sons Co. in Government Square Store.

N. C Charlotte Jos

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. L. Price Lima Supreme Court Lawson E. Emerson St. Clairsville Newton Stilwell E. S. Middleswart Chester Park Opera E East Del London Theatricals Brooke’s W. B. Crew Southeastern Bradbury State Board of Public Works A. B. Critchfield Critchfield Sieber Patterson D. A. Russell Pomeroy Senator Sieber Akron Representative Price Athens Wilhelm Stark By the Way Uneeda Vinjer Wayfer National Biscuit Company Uneeda Cincinnati Soldier Boys Presidio Senate Marchant Daugherty Men Hood Presbyterian Church
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