Il Trovatore at Chester big outing draws crowds and cheers
Hot weather brings large crowds to Chester Park Company outings. Reserved seats go on sale tomorrow for Il Trovatore, with Miss Hemmi, Miss Crawford, and Messrs. Sheehan Richards and Metcalfe in the five principal roles. The company plans light operas and a strong season, with a Bear Circus at Spellman’s Zoo and Froelich’s Cincinnati Orchestra Band performing throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Park Company
Cincinnati
Hemmi
Miss Crawford
Messrs. Sheehan
Richards
Metcalfe
Il Trovatore
Chicago
Cleveland
Phillippi
Spellman
Froelich
Cincinnati Orchestra
Zoo
Philippini
Wagner
Herbert
Hitchcock served injunction over stage return in New Circle show
Raymond Hitchcock, on first stage appearance since his trial, was served with a restraining injunction from Henry W. Savage and partners over alleged breach of contract. The case claims Hitchcock is bound by a contract through 1910 with the New Circle production. Writ returnable today before Judge Holt in the U S District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
New Circle Theater
Henry W. Savage
New Circle
Mr. Savage
Arthur Tams
Karl Schmidt
Marc Klaw
Hitchcock
Holt
United States District Court
Actress Mrs Carter-Payne Sued Over House Alterations
New York June 23 Mrs Leslie Carter Payne is sued by contractor Fiediana for payment on alterations at her Seventeenth street residence. The case cites a mechanic's lien and names the house owner and Ezra Prentice, the receiver during bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leslie Carter Payne
Fiediana
Seventeenth Street
The Zoo's Programme Attracts Concertgoers This Afternoon
This afternoon Philippini's Band at the Zoo will perform a varied program including Lo bani's Hungarian fantasy and a scene from Massinet's Angelus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Zoo
Philippini
Lobani
Massinet
Angelus
Prohibition Topic Dominates National Liquor Dealers Meeting
At Niagara Falls June 23 the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association opened with Cincinnati president George F. Dieterle insisting prohibition is a vital political issue. He noted Antisaloon League influence now directs office appointments and legislation. U S Internal Revenue Commissioner John G Capers addressed the session urging industry leaders to elevate business standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
George F. Dieterle
Cincinnati
Antisaloon League
Poliitician
John G. Capers
United States Internal Revenue Commissioner
Capers
Morgan’s Niece Marries in Tuxedo Park
Miss Ursula Juliet Morgan daughter of Mrs. John D. Morgan and niece of J Pierpont Morgan married Rev William Fitzsimon rector of St Marys Episcopal Church Tuxedo Park. The ceremony took place in the church led by Rev Herbert Shipman with J Pierpont Morgan giving away the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
New York
Tuxedo
Ursula Juliet Morgan
John D. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Fitzsimon
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Fitzsimon
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Patrolman Seeks Lost Patrol Key No 185
Patrolman John Berlekamp reports his patrol key numbered 185 is missing since yesterday and asks to be contacted by anyone who finds it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berlekamp
American rider sweeps Olympia horse show prizes
R. P. McGranh of Lancaster Pennsylvania swept the 15.2 hands class at Olympia. His horses Newsboy and Shop Girl won first and second prizes with Babette named as reserve in the not exceeding 15.2 hands event.
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London
R. P. McGranh
Lancaster
Olympia
Newsboy
Shop Girl
Babette
four day Hamilton trotting meet opens at Fair Grounds
Special Dispatch reports the Hamilton Trotting Association meet begins at the Fair Grounds. Brownie Herr owned by G A Grotendick of Xenia wins the 2 30 pace with Albert H second and George W Jack third, best time 2 18 percent. Belle Sprague owned by S R McKinley of Louisville wins the 2 35 pace with Lady Stately second and Fritz Emmett third, best time 2 19. Eliza Jane S R McKinley wins the 2 18 pace with Ada Dugan second and Sedalia Pat third, best time 2 16.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Trotting Association
Fair Grounds
Brownie Herr
G. A. Grotendick
Xenia
Albert H
Jack Pollard
George W. Jack
Abe Burwanger
Cincinnati
Belle Sprague
Belle Sprague, Owned By 8S
River skiffs vie with Coney steamers risking life arrests
The Coney Island Company announced that many oarsmen testing daring along the waves behind the steamers Island Queen and Princess will be arrested for disturbing the free passage of boats. Skiffs riding close to the ships have overturned or spilled occupants, risking steering gear damage and drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
Coney Company
La goon Park Draws Crowds for Picnic and Retreat
A Sunday school picnic and a lodge outing brought about five hundred people to the park while the heat sent about a thousand others to the Kentucky resort seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Kentucky
German Pioneer Society outing at Coney Island Thursday
The German Pioneer Society of Cincinnati plans its annual outing at Coney Island on Thursday. Members will gather for a day of socializing and recreation at the popular amusement park along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
German Pioneer Society of Cincinnati
Coney
Joe Jefferson's Eldest Son Dies in New York
Charles B. Jefferson aged 57, eldest son of the late Joseph Jefferson, died at St Luke's Hospital at 7 30 p m from stomach related diseases. He leaves widow Edna and four daughters from his first marriage Clena McDonough Mrs Charles Roth Cambridge Mrs William Corlette and Miss Sarah Jefferson. He formerly managed his father and co founded Jefferson Klaw Erlanger in 1878 producing The County Fair The County Circus The Browns and others and controlled multiple theaters including Academy of Music St Charles Theater Vendome Macauley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Charles B. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Edna Jefferson
Clena McDonough
Charles Roth
Cambridge
William Corlette
Sarah Jefferson
Charles
A. L. Erlanger
Marc Klaw
Mr. Jefferson
Klaw
Erlanger
Soudan
Marie Jansen
Henry E. Dixey
Academy of Music
St. Charles Theater
New Orleans
Vendome Theater
Nashville
Grand Opera House
Memphis
Macauley’s Theater
Louisville
City suit over Sunken Meadows island ownership
New York City pursued a civil claim to Sunken Meadows in East River between Long Island and Randall's Island after a survey by city inspector Crowley. Three men, led by caretaker Richard McMahon, resisted landing. magistrate Kernochan dismissed the case, urging civil action.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New York City
Sunken Meadows
East River
James B. Crowley
Jones
Richard McMahon
Crowley
McMahon
Long Island
Randall's Island
Croweo
Col J Woodard Dies Aged 64 In Madisonville
Colonel J H Woodard 64 retired newspaper and railroad man died of heart failure at his home on Mathis and Kenter streets Madisonville. A Civil War era writer under the name Jayhawker he opposed Ku Klux raids in Kentucky and edited for The Commercial Gazette Cincinnati The Enquirer and other papers before retiring. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Mathis and
Kenter
Madisonville
J. H. Woodard
Woodard
Collis P. Huntington
Southern Pacific System
Cincinnati
Perry Heath
Commercial Gazette
The
Enquirer
Jayhawker
Kentucky
Loyal Legion
Masons
Knights of Pythias
London 10 Have Tariff Congress
London 10 have tariff congress both sides to be heard. Mr Franklin Pierce to represent United States and debate the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Franklin Pierce
United States
Free Trade Congress and Penny Postage Boost UK Business
London reports two major fiscal reforms. A London free trade congress will defend free trade against protectionism with speeches by British and American officials. Separately, a penny postage rate to the United States is praised for boosting business and raising letter traffic, though some bankers fear higher mail volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Europe
M. Yves Guyot
M. Schelle
France
Herr Gotheim
Reichstag
Herr Koedt
Denmark
Commercial Tribune
London
America
Lord Strathcona
Canada
England
Sunday labor law crackdown ends in Kansas City
Kansas City June 23. Prosecutor I B Kimbrell moved to dismiss 100 cases against actors actresses theater managers and employees charged with violating Missouri Sunday labor law. He said over 1500 cases awaiting trial would be dismissed or continued. This ends Judge Wallace campaign to close Sundays. A grand jury had 3000 indictments. only two of ten trials ended in conviction.
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Kansas City
I. B. Kimbrell
Missouri
Porterfield
Kimbrell
William H. Wallace
Wallace
Concessions Made to Automobilists in Paris
Paris authorities have long faced complaints over summonses issued after police note vehicle infractions. M. Lepine now orders that when an infraction is noted, the delinquent must be brought before a commissaire to explain or prove an alibi before any summons is issued. The concession is small but seen as a positive step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Paris Automobilists
M. Lepine
Paris Lectures Draw Elite To Intellectual Evenings
Paris society fills afternoons with 4 to 6 o'clock lectures by eminent men on literary and philosophical topics. The latest plan by M. Jean de Bonnefon features lectures on famous French literary women delivered by actresses whose musical voices enhance the prose.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
M. Jean de Bonnefon
Photographs of Ohio River steamboat men in Sunday issue
Readers are urged to buy next Sunday's Commercial Tribune and turn to Page 7 for photographs of prominent Ohio River steamboat men. The Illustrated Magazine section promises entertainment with stories articles and pictures, and comes free with the Sunday edition for weekend reading.
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Ohio River
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Skyscrapers Seen as Fire Dangers in New York
B F Schofield of the Board of Trade warns the rapid rise of tall buildings in Manhattan between Fourteenth Street and the Battery could unleash vast fire losses. He compares potential damage to Chicago 1871, San Francisco earthquakes, and cites overstated valuations while urging PSC attention to risk and fire spread through artificial canyons and bellows created by towers.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
New York City
B. F. Schofield
Board of Trade and Transportation
Max Schofield
Public Service Commission
Schofield
Fourteenth Street
the Battery
Manhattan Island
Chicago
Manhattan
San Francisco
Boston
Baltimore
Mr. Schofield
Monomaniac in Paris Fools Doctors at Hotel Dieu
Prof Dieulafoy reports a patient at Hotel Dieu with gangrenous sores on arms legs and other areas. Doctors suspected various diseases before the man admitted he caused the sores with caustic potash. He claimed no gain, but an irresistible monomania drove the self inflicted condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Prof. Dieulafoy
Hotel Dieu
M. Dieulafou
Plans gas engine for battleship
Naval officers discuss reports from London that the Admiralty ordered a 19 000 ton battleship the St Vincent to use gas propulsion. Some doubt a ship that large would be first to test gas engines, while Lewis Nixon predicts instant success and calls gas power the next major advance in naval construction. He notes the United States leads Europe in gas engine development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
London
Admiralty
St. Vincent
Great Britain
Lewis Nixon
Nixon
Europe
Rage of Paragons Plan at Moral Education Congress
Special Cable reports from London that a Moral Education Congress will discuss creating a generation of paragons via state selection, pasteurized milk upbringing, and handed over for moral treatment. It will compare day and other schools, moral suasion, corporal punishment, suitable books, and school festivities and manners teaching.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Covington Fireman Stricken by Heat at Work
Extreme heat in Covington claimed another victim as fireman Benjamin Schwartz of the Bavarian Brewery on Pike Street collapsed at work. He was found by coworker John Dierkes and taken home, with Dr. G J Bilis giving restoratives. Other heat victims, Clarence Roberts Robert Bradley and Henry Young, were reported improving.
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Covington
Benjamin Schwartz
Bavarian Brewery
Pike Street
Schwartz
John Dierkes
Appel
Clark
G. J. Bilis
Clarence Roberts
Robert Bradley
Latonia
Henry Young
Four Die of Heat Prostration in Newport Area Funeral Delayed
Heat waves hit Newport and nearby towns with four people stricken including Mrs. William Wurley of Cincinnati visiting Belle vue Mrs. Edward Johnson of Balke Flats Bellevue and John Redding of Bellevue all treated by Doctors Gould and Senour The heat also affected horses delaying a funeral and a hearse team from Marion Allen Company and Undertaker Erschell Both human patients are expected to recover following medical care
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Newport
Viccinity
William Wurley
Cincinnati
Ollinger
Division Street
Bellevue
Edward Johnson
Balke Flats
Senour
John Redding
Harvard
Dr. Gould
Harvey Jacob
Orchard Street
Speers Hospital
Marion Allen Company
Monmouth Street
Erschell
Six Mile
Coldspring
Arrest of bathe rs in Licking River
Patrolmen Billy Grierson and Gus Walter pursued bathers in the mouth of the Licking River after residents complained while they were in court. They arrested nine of twelve bathers including Robert Mayberry 15 and Raymond White 11. all to appear before Judge Read.
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Billy” Grierson
Gus Walter
Licking River
Robert Mayberry
Raymond White
Chester Stevens
Charles Hausbro
Kittora
Covington Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Events
Wood Wilson, 76, a Covington railroad conductor for Louisville & Nashville, died at home in Visalia Ky funeral at Visalia Methodist Church with interment in Independence. Mary Schlinkart died in Cincinnati from surgery at St Marys Hospital. Elizabeth King, 60, of Whites Tower Kenton County, died. body shipped to Maysville. Parents and Teachers Club set lawn fete June 29 to fund drinking fountains. Seven year old John Pollard fell from a swing. head cut. taken home by ambulance. Building permits issued for a 1.5 story frame home at Ninth and Philadelphia and a remodel at Sixteenth and Garrard, both $400. South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway crews near completion of cross-town rail line. opening July 4. Miss Fredericka Godfrey students to present piano recital at Trinity Guild Hall. Arrests: William Dougherty, 15, and John Swegles, 15, in Lexington. John Wilshire, 16, arrested. Covington police notified.
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Wood Wilson
Visalia
Covington
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Methodist
Independence
Mary Schlinkart
Eastern Avenue
Adolph Schlinkart
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Elizabeth King
White’s Tower
Kenton County
Maysville
Parents and Teachers’ Club
First District
John Pollard
Craig Street
Allison & Yate
Andrew Christensen
Ninth
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Harris
Sixteenth
Garrard Streets
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway
Fourth Street
Fredericka
Godfrey
Trinity Guild Hall
Mary Foster
Augusta Vos
Loraine Jaap
Henrietta Vos
Edith Schneider
Aileen Kattenhorn
Freda Schild
Elma Gillespie
Rita Clinkenbeard
Earl Thomas Nigman
Susan Bruce Semple
Vesa Sandford
Stella Walz
Helena Schild
William Dougherty
Madison
John Swegles
John Wilshire
Collins Avenue
Lexington
Kenton Court Notes Reflect Divorces and Civil Disputes
In Kenton Circuit Court Charles M. Rademacher of Newport sues Daisy Rademacher for divorce after five years separation. L. B. Manson versus Latonia Agricultural Association hinges on $2,500 for legal advice. Bond proceeds ordered distributed in Louisa De Gruyter v Pauline De Gruyter. Andrew Liddell trustee v Margaret Ribbe orders purchase payment of $2,680 for Lot 176 Erlanger. Minor rulings on estates, insanity, and will probates noted.
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Charles M. Rademacher
Newport
Daisy Rademacher
Kenton
Manson
Latonia Agricultural Association
Shaw
Louisa de Gruyter
Pauline de Gruyter
Andrew Liddell
Margaret Ribbe
Erlanger
Minerva Stephens
W. J. Stephens
Maynard Stephens
Charles Cain
Clara Taylor
R. W. Taylor
Belle Guerin
Charles
Daniel White
Kotzin
Matt Mullins
William Lyda
Charles Padden
Thomas McHale
Padden
Lyda
Campbell County Court Records and Dispositions
Henry Beake of Newport pleaded guilty to stealing chickens and was jailed for a month. Harry O’Krent sued Samuel O’Krent and heirs of Mrs. William O’Krent plus the National Loan and Building Association for estate settlement. Compromises resolved Wiedemann Brewing Company omitted taxes and dismissed Wagner case. Julia Fleisch won a divorce from Matthew Fleischer and custody of their child was awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beake
Newport
Harry O’krent
Samuel O’krent
William O’krent
National Loan and Building Association
H. L. Anderson
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Clarence Wagner
Moore
Wiede
Real Estate Transfer Involving Huntington Ave Church Lots
Master Commissioner to Huntington Avenue Presbyterian Church transfers Lot 114 in Fairview Lot and Building Assoc sub Gavia TCO and other parcels including Lot 68 in Patch's addition halves and quarters in Martin's and Foote's additions with adjacent lots on Spring and Clay streets to Mary White Henry Patton Ida Patton and Elmer Patton amid a chain of trustees and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Fairview Lot and Building Association
Gavia
TCO
Charles B. Patton
Mary White
Henry Patton
Ida Patton
Elmer Patton
Patch
Martin
Foote
Spring Street
Clay Street
Fines Alleged Inventor Appears in Newport Court
German Jacob Nakola, limited English, arraigned in Newport Police Court for disorderly conduct. Interpreting patrolman aided, witness Mrs. Jenkins testified Nakola bathes nude in backyard tub and used improper language. Judge Hawkins suspended $25 fine and costs. Nakola claims to be inventor of a flying machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nakola
Hawkins
Newport
Asplan
Jenkins
Elm
Brighton
Nakola
Hawking
City Treasurer of Dayton Illness Affects Officials
Dayton Kentucky city treasurer Hales Kellar was reported severely ill at his home on 701 Vinestreet after years as an invalid he had recently resumed duties but became seriously stricken. He is serving his second term and previously spent seven years in Speers Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hales Kellar
Dayton
Vinestreet
Kellar
Speers Hospital
Runaway Wrecks Car Near Ft. Thomas Injuring Newport Couple
Mrs. J. B. Stokes of Newport suffered a dislocated shoulder and a broken arm when a runaway horse dragged her under a overturned wagon on the Alexandria pike near Ft. Thomas. Her husband Mr. Stokes endured a wrench to the back and bruised legs. They were taken to Dr. J. R. Ragon's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stokes
Newport
Alexandria Pike
Ft. Thomas
William Waterson
Cincinnati Woman Dies of Apoplexy in Ft. Thomas Hotel
Miss Mary Cameron aged 62 a cousin of Dr Otis Cameron Coroner of Hamilton County died of apoplexy last night in the Avenel Hotel Ft Thomas Ky She formerly lived in Alexandra Flats Walnut Hills Cincinnati and had come to spend the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cameron
Otis Cameron
Hamilton County
Avenel Hotel
Ft. Thomas
Alexandra Flats
Walnut Hills
Cincinnati
Avenel
Newport News In Brief Deaths Of Two Residents
Christian Link 83 longtime Campbell County resident died at home 721 Monmouth Street. Funeral tomorrow at the residence with burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Charles Spear 52 confined at 732 Ann Street died yesterday. He is survived by a wife. funeral tomorrow and burial in Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Link
Newport
Monmouth Street
Decedent
Campbell County
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Spear
Ann Street
Bright
St Paul A M E Church Prepares for State Conference
The congregation at St Paul A M E Church Newport Chestnut and Brighton streets completes preparations for the annual State conference to be held this morning. Mayor Krieger will deliver the welcome address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Colored St. Paul's A. M. E. Church
Chestnut and
Brighton Streets
Newport
Krieger
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Lesle Carter
Dieterle
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Lagoon
Joe Jefferson
New York Hospital
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Brother
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Harbor
Kernochan
Harlem
Col. J. Woodard
Ku Klux
Britain
Joseph Chamberlain
Balfour
Manchester
Scope of Congress
Congress
América
Incre Res
Ororor
OM Omomomomo
Gonghess
Covington Briefs
Kenton Court Notes
Campbell County Courts
Covington Real Estate
Newport News
Edward G
Sarah Stearns
Wea
Stearns
Carl Wae
Mayme Kearns
Thomas
Rasiéones
James E. Hayes
Cseess
Johanna McCarthy Covington
Edwin C. Rabe
Covington Spon
Flora B. Schmidt
Curtain
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