Cast List For Church Play by Resurrect ion Guild
J Benjamin Myers stars as the Duke with Eric Wilder as Jacques and Joseph Shaw as Amiens. Harvey Shepard plays Sylvius, Frances Roberta Beeson as Audrey, Lillian Stuart as Phoebe, Gath Selden as William, Perrin March as Jacques de Bois. Performance starts at 4 pm. supper at 6 under the beeches by the Woman's Guild of the Church of the Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Benjamin Myers
the Duke
Eric Wilder
Jacques
Joseph Shaw
Amiens
Harvey Shepard
Sylvius
Frances Roberta Beeson
Audrey
Lillian Stuart
Phoebe
Gath Selden
William
Perrin March
Jacques de Bois
the Beeches
Woman’s Guild of the Church of the Resurrection
Innes Ragtime Concert Draws Large Audience at Zoo
Miss Virginia Listemann notable soprano soloist with Innes at Zoological Garden. Programme mixed ragtime and popular classics with cornet solo by Mr. Bellstedt and songs like Rosebuds. Four soloists featured and a lineup of Balfe arias, Zampa overture, Blue Danube, and Don Juan minuet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innes
Zoo
Zoological Garden
Mr. Bellstedt
Innés
New School
Messrs. Rodeman
Lark
Gentle Lark
Mr. Bell- Stedt
Ben Bolt
Virginia Listemann
Balfe
Cincinnati
Lady Muskerry
Albert Muskerry
Queenstown
M.P
England
House of Parliament.ut Miss Listemann’s Recital, In Aeolian Hall
London
Muskerry
Mayfair
Lady Ronalds
Chicago
Faust
Miss Listemaan
Marguerite
Jack and the Bean Stalk comes to Chester stage
Chester gears up for a revival of Jack and the Bean Stalk with a new comic opera company presenting the lively fairy tale. Miss Edwards and Chester favorites join in prominent roles while a strong free vaudeville bill headlines. The town reports thriving housefuls at the opera and bathing beach crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Klaw
Erlanger
Grand Opera House
Klaw and
Miss Edwards
Palmer
Remying
McElhern
Fulton
Ince
Mylie
Opera House
New York
Cincinnati singers prepare unique season of The Mocking Bird at Coney Island
The sale of seats and boxes for Oscar Ehrgott and his Cincinnati singers engagement in The Mocking Bird at Coney Island starts Friday morning in the lobby of the First National Bank Building. Ehrgott promises a splendid production with high quality voices proving Cincinnati youth can reach professional stages. He plans a novel stage setup by the grand stand at Coney for operatic performances Sunday and a large troupe of thirty singers alongside principal artists Alfred Duschiman John O Don F H McMechan Margaret Bolan Faylie Ernest Simon and others. The event includes free vaudeville and athletic attractions on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ehrgott
Company of Cincinnati Singers
Coney Island
First National Bank
Ehrgott
Cincinnati
Coney
Alfred Duschiman
John O’don
F. H. McMechan
Margaret Bolan
Faylie
Ernest Simon
Harry Weil
Hawke
Clara Taylor
Clara Estelle Streuve
Blanche
Sullivan's Engagement at Lagoon Vaudeville Special
The juvenile company at Lagoon draws strong crowds this week but will be held if not for John L. Sullivan and his company booked next week. Sullivan appears daily in a mixed bill with a solo monologue, sparring exhibitions, and stories of his ten year championship. Also booked are Prof. Charles Stricker's trained animals led by Kelly the horse, plus illustrated fights and comic sketches. Lagoon’s Fourth of July plans include daylight fireworks by the fair Japan Village and a night lake pyrotechnic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Lagoon
John L. Sullivan
Sulivan
John L
Charles Stricker
Marvel Kelly
Jim Key
McCoy- Corbett
John
Carrie Mack
Japan Village
The Blue Moon to Open Fall Festival at Music Hall
The Blue Moon is booked for the Fall Festival at Music Hall through Heuck's Opera House Company. The Shuberts arrange the engagement with the New Lyric management, aiming for an exceptionally lavish presentation and a highly successful monthlong run in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuberts
Music Hall
Heuck’s
Opera House
London
Messrs
Shubert
America
Shubert Amusement Company
New
Lyric Theater
Heuck Opera House
Shubert Company
New Lyric
Heuck
Fernbank Players Present As You Like It Outdoors
The Fernbank Players announce an outdoor performance of As You Like It titled to be staged in the afternoon of June 30 near the Church of the Resurrection. The cast includes Milton Sayler as Orlando Albert H. Caffee as Adam Worthington Stuart as Oliver Leona Johnson Shannon as Rosalind Margaret March as Celia Frank Alden as Touchstone Eustace Ball as LeBeau Thomas Kite as Duke Frederick Lloyd Backman as Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernbank Players
Church of the Resurrection
Milton Sayler
Orlando
Albert H. Caffee
Adam
Worthington Stuart
Oliver
Centralizing of Schools Favored at Ohio Teachers Meet
Put In Bay Ohio June 27 The second day of the Ohio Teachers Association drew the largest crowd in years with over 100 teachers. Morning papers on School Administration by J H Hamilton Ruby Mason Isabella Lappan and Muckley argued for centralization of secondary schools including abolition of many small schools. Afternoon discussions by Cronebaugh Kurtz Ostrander Bayman and Morris covered theoretical education. Dr Martin Grumbaugh Philadelphia Schools delivered the annual address on Making a Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Put-In Bay
Ohio Teachers’ Association
J. H. Hamilton
Lebanon
Ruby Mason
Wellsville
Isabella Lappan
Steubenville
Muckley
Cleveland
Cronebaugh
Massillon
W. Kurtz
Minerva
F. E. Ostrander
Warren
Shreve Bayman
Toledo
Morris
Alliance
Martin Grumbaugh
Philadelphia
Wrestler Boos Fends Off Assailant After Saloon Attack
Theodore Boos, 54, of 437 West Ninth Street, was lured for work then struck with a hammer in a saloon near the Brighton car. The German immigrant wrestled the stranger, threw him into a corner, and fled. He received a three inch head wound at City Hospital and planned to confront the attacker later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Boos
West Ninth Street
Brighton
Boos
Youth Dies Aboard Incoming Chicago Train
The body of a young man believed to be Henry A. White of Chicago was removed to the Morgue from the C. H. & D. Depot. He died in an invalid chair early yesterday while being taken from the incoming Chicago train. He told Conductor W. M. Morgan that he suffered bronchial trouble and wished to visit Laténia relatives. Pullman Conductor J. L. Hagins noted he seemed not very ill as the man was dressed and upright before the train reached Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. White
Chicago
W. M. Morgan
Pullman
J. L. Hagins
Cincinnati
Real Estate Exchange Outing Debates Tax System
William Thorndyke told the Cincinnati Real Estate Exchange at the Altamont Hotel that assessors earn little more than common laborers and there are too many. He urged a continuous Board of Equalization to advise the Board of Review on city valuation to equalize taxes. The event was a success with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
William Thorndyke
Real
Altamont Hotel
Cafe Proprietor Arrested Over 12 O'clock Closing Order
James Robinson proprietor of the Hiawatha Cafe at 515 Walnut street was arrested by Officer Framme last night for alleged violation of the 12 o'clock closing order. He was taken to Central Station and later released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Robinson
Hiawatha
Walnut Street
Framme
Robinson
Central Station
Ill Laborer Thomas Hail Found Dead at Home
Thomas Hail a laborer aged ?, who had lived seven years at 822 West Fifth Street, died suddenly last night after a day of illness. A family member found him in his room after checking if he needed anything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hail
West Fifth Street
Many Weddings for Late June in Cincinnati Society
The Cincinnati society page reports numerous June weddings and engagements. Notable ceremonies include Nora Heekin and Walter Murray at the Church of Loretta Linwood, with travels planned to the lakes and a Price Hill home awaiting them. Other notices cover club meetings, lawn fêtes, and out‑of‑town guests, showcasing a busy social season with European tours and summer trips listed among the highlights.
Toledo Wedding of Miss Hackedorn and Dr. Rockhill
One of the season’s prettiest church weddings united Miss Margaret Hackedorn and Dr. Charles Summer Rockhill of Cincinnati at Collingwood Avenue Presbyterian Church. The bride, from Toledo’s exclusive set, was given away by her brother Charles H. Hackedorn. The groom’s Cincinnati ties were represented by best man Dr. Dudley Pal mer and ushers Dr. John Batte Dr. J. Tuechte and Dr. Emerson North. The couple plans an extended lakeside trip and will reside at the Ryan in Walnut Hills after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Margaret Hackedorn
Charles Summer Rockhill
Cincinnati
Collingwood Avenue Presbyterian Church
Campbell Coyle
Charles H. Hackedorn
Dudley Palmer
John Batte
J. Tuechte
Emerson North
Lakes
Ryan
East
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
Daughters of Confederacy Plan Afternoon Meeting
The Henrietta Hunt Morgan Chapter U D C will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Samuel Bigstaff's Highlands residence. A wedding last evening united Miss Emma Josephine Runnells and Mr. John Percival De Camp at First Presbyterian Church Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Samuel Bigstaff
Highlands
Emma
Josephine Runnells
John Percival de Camp
First Presbyterian Church
Newport
Miss Immegart
James N. Runnells
Milton Sayler
J. P. Whitehead
Monroe Street
James Runnells
J. H. de Camp
de Camp
East
Sixth Street
Rachel Ebbert
Covington
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward M. Southgate
Mary Hlizabeth
Birmingham
Ala
James Southgate
the Highlands
Cora Broder
East Seventeenth Street
Carrollton
Kathleen Osborne
Cynthiana
John A. Richmond
Harvard College
Maurice Richmond
Distillery Slop Feed Ban Sparks County Health Board Action
The Hamilton County Board of Health voted to prohibit feeding distillery slop to milch cows amid a heated meeting. Revocation of daily permits will be the penalty and distilleries facing losses from stopping a yearly, substantial slop sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Academy of Medicine
Withrow
Zenner
Friedlander
Kramer
Allen
Miller
Hamilton County
City Hall notes highlight sidewalk, street, and patrol actions
Residents urged W H Field to lay cement sidewalks under a six year old ordinance due to dangerous plank walks. Officials considered Woodward Street renaming to East Thirteenth Street veto. Seventeen substitute patrolmen listed for Mayor Dempsey to select ten. Street littering enforcement urged with Chief Millikin to enforce. Gas Company tearing brick paving on Cohoon Street. Moran and Springmeier not liable for damage. Health Department to investigate odors at Reduction Company plant. Board of Education president signed 500 bonds of 250000 for school improvement. delivery set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Riddle Road
Board of Public Service
W. H. Field
C. T. Greve
H. L. Bridwell
Dempsey
Woodward Street
East Thirteenth Street
Board of Public Safety
Business Men's Club Clean Streets Committee
Millikin
Cohoon Street
Moran & Springmeier
E. M. Weber
Gould Avenue
Health Department
Reduction Company
John G. O'Connell
Board of Education
Will Sign Coal Contract With Front Street Pumping Station
President Marx of the Board of Public Service announced that irregularities in the W. H. Browns Sons bid for 60 000 tons of nut and slack have been resolved and the contract would be signed this morning The Brown Company reserved to substitute three inch run of mine for slack and proposed using Monongahela River Coal and Mining Company in bond for 40000 dollars Secretary Keefe called attention to irregularities and the board insisted on changes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Board of Public Service
W. H. Brown's Sons Company
Front Street
Brown Company
Monongahela River Coal and Mining Company
M. J. Keefe
Cincinnati Bride Weds in Toledo Home Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Thompson and Hunter Morrison of Clifton Cincinnati married in a Toledo residence ceremony at the bride’s grandfather George Wilson home on Monroe street. Sister Mrs Harry Debore served as matron of honor and best man was Robert Morrison. The bride is noted as a great social favorite in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reynolds
Lewis McClure
G. R. Robbins
Court Street
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Hunter Morrison
Clifton
Cincinnati
George Wilson
Monroe Street
Harry Debore
Robert Morrison
Sneak Thief Steals Purses From Home on East Ninth
A sneak thief entered Mary Callahan's home at 11 East Ninth Street last night and stole two purses. One purse belonged to boarder Mrs. C. L. Rice and contained $5 in cash plus $55 in jewelry. the other purse, Mrs. Callahan's, held $30 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Callahan
East Ninth Street
C. L. Rice
Dandelion Owner Protest Over Go Between Stallion Status
Francis R. Hitchcock owner of Dandelion files protest with Coney Island Jockey Club stewards claiming Go Between, winner of the Suburban Handicap, is not a gelding but a stallion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Francis R. Hitchcock
Dandelion
Coney Island Jockey Club
Alex. Shields
William Hughes Weds Effie Ryan in Springfield
Newport Kentucky man William Hughes marries Miss Effie Ryan at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Springfield this morning. Hughes is identified as manager of the Cincinnati business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport-Cincinnati
Effie Ryan
Springfield
Commercial Tribune
William Hughes
Newport, Ky
Efffie Ryan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lehigh Valley Rail Line Connects New York and West
Lehigh Valley Railroad advertises a double track scenic highway from New York to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. It notes connections with all lines from the West and provides addresses in Buffalo and Detroit for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Main Street
N. Y
Fort Street
Detroit
Mich
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Miss Listemann
Jack and the Beanstalk
Clara Falmer
Cai Rlaris Opera CO
Rettha Listeman
Ing
The
Stamina Republican League
William Nelson Women's Relief Corps
Junior Order United American Mechanics and Daughters of America
Odd Fellows of Cincinnati and Vicinity
Shakespeare
Fernbank
Ohio
Man
H. A. White
Murray-Heekin
Linwood
Loretta
Nora Heekin
Walter Murray
Church of Loretta
Laura Nolan
Paul Verkamp
D. J. Murray
James Heekin
Mr. Murray
Price Hill
Norman Kenan
Europe
Andrew Ackerman
Colorado
Clermont County
Milford
Roudebush
Lena Penn
Amelia, O
Anna D. Welsh
Middletown
Ind
Mary Burkhardt
Margaret Schaefer
Dayton
Flora Nippert
Euclid Avenue
Mt. Auburn
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Holy Name Church
Mt.Auburn
Auburn Avenue
Alma Lawton
Mayme Lawton
Marguerite Chenal
Mulvihill
Smith
Kling
Lydia Fragessen
Edward Fragessi
Minnie Miller
Condron
Murphy
Mary Caroline Wuest
Charles Wuest
Arthur Jack
Hamilton Avenue
Northside
Justin Green
Sheridan Urich
Lenna Jack
Lloyd Jack
Jack
H. J. Nippert
Samuel W. Bell
King Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Alice Lusher
Wesley C. Rippey
John Drainie
David McKinney
Wesley Avenue
W. C. Herman
Yellowstone Park
Mary Roux White
Emma White
Fairfield Avenue
Alfred Brodbeck
Business Men's Club
Hugo Eisenlohr
Charles Rockhill
Toledo Society
Cinnati Plating Company
Mies Ryan
Edward Ryan
Kentucky Social News
Miss Grace Garwood
Race Street
Hotels and Resorts
Grande Pointe
IDEAL
the Great Lakes
River St. Clair
Great Lakes
Grande Pointe Hotel Co
Hotel
Belleclaire
Broadway
77Th St
Milton Roblee
City Hall
Northfield
East Northfield, Mass
New England
A. G. Moody
Mer
H. S. Stone
St.denis
11Th Street
New York City
William Taylor & Son
Martinique Broadway
Normandie
Washington, D. C
N. W
McPherson Square
Cincinnatian
Mary E. Thompson
Charlevoix
Charlevoix Beach
John 8
Baker
Prop
Lake Michigan
Lafayette
Cape May
N. J
John Tracy & CO
Allen Alley
City of Cincinnati
New Street
Edwin Henderson
Embry
Evansville
Union Stockyards Company
Cincinnati Capital
Talton Embry
George Slimer
Mr. Embry
H. L. Gordon
John C. Herman
E. E B. Bowen
Atlantic City, N. J
Atlantic City
LEEDS
the Wiltshire
S. Phoebus
ST. Charles
Ocean Front
Newlin Haines
Scarborough
Maryland Ave
Boardwalk
Ocean
F. W. Hatfield
Islesworth
Virginia Av
Beach
Hassler’s
Osborne & Painter
Berkshire Inn
Ocean and
J. O
J. B. Dickinson
Georgia Av
Stockton Hotel
Cape May, New Jersey
Atlantic Coast
P. H
Beach Haven, N. J
Engleside
Beach Haven
R. F.ager
E'S
Frontenac
St. Lawrence River
G. Trussell
Mgr
Bon Air
Augusta. Ga
Phantom Lake
Waukesha Co
Wis
Con
R. R
H. W. Dietrich
Mukwonago
Frorn
Dean Street
Reenam
Brooklyn, N. Y
Dow’s 7 Drug Stores
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