Chester Big Sunday Bill Brings Opera and Vaudeville
Chester hosts a Sunday mix of operatic fun and free vaudeville with a near opera Jack and the Bean Stalk. Cast includes Madge Lessing and Bessie Lynch in nostalgia, plus shooters and imitators on a large free bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Jack
Madge Lessing
Harry Kelly
Ross Snow
Klaw
Erlanger
Bessie Lynch
Miss Muffett
Spider
McElhern
Fulton
Ince
Mr. Mylie
Miss Edwards
Edna
Miss Palmer
Chester Company
Lst
Pauline Cooke
May Clinton
Naomi Ethardo
Chester Pavilion
Carrolton and Hodges
Scott and Wilson
Leonard
Drake
Wagner Fest at the Zoo Encores Delight Evening Crowd
Innes and his band offered a Wagner heavy program at the zoo last evening to a largely attended audience. The concert featured harp, cornet, flute solos and soprano arias as diversions from Wagner between numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Zoo
Innes
Wagner
Mr. Williams
Siegmund
Mr. Bellstedt
Siegfried
Dogs and Ponies at the Zoo Feature Beguiles Summer Crowd
The Zoo promotes Rice's Dog Pony and Monkey Show as a premier weekly attraction. Prof Rice leads a lively act with dogs ponies and monkeys, delivering entertaining performances and witty commentary that draw strong attendance and enthusiastic reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Zoo
Every Day Swimming Day at Queen City Beach
The article urges continual swimming at Queen City Beach along the Ohio at Bellevue, notes hot weather and warm water, and promotes Manager Kroger supplying ready bathing suits and dressing rooms for all ages. It emphasizes swimming daily, rain or shine, with comfortable facilities for drying and changing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens City
Kroger
Queen City
Ohio
Bellevue
John L. Sullivan Headlines Lagoon Week
John L. Sullivan the famed pugilist will appear at Lagoon pavilion Sunday afternoon and throughout the week. He plans an entertaining monologue and demonstrations of boxing to illustrate the fighting game. Other vaudeville acts join the bill for a top outing park program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
Lagoon
John L. Sullivan
Lagoon Pavilion
Governor Harris to Attend Stamina League Outing at Coney Island
County Auditor Lewis wired from Columbus that Governor Harris Secretary of State Laylin Auditor Guilbert and Attorney General Wade H Ellis will attend the Stamina Republican League outing at Coney Island Saturday. Jacob H Bromwell arranged a dinner for the visitors and the boat trip options are the Princess at 1 pm or Queen at 2:30 pm. The event attracts many Republicans and Harris will join as a guest rather than in his official capacity due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Coney
Lewis
Columbus
Laylin
Guilbert
Wade H. Ellis
Stamina Republican League
Coney Island
Jacob H. Bromwell
Stamina Club
Ehrgott Sale Opens Opera Season at Coney Island
The Ehrgott sale begins this morning for Oscar Ehrgott's opera season at Coney Island. Box seats fifty cents reserved thirty five cents general admission twenty five cents. The Mocking Bird opens Sunday night at 8 15 with an orchestra and forty new voices from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrgott
Oscar Ehrgott
Coney Island
First National Bank
Cincinnati
Mocking Bird
J M Adair Nominated by Eight District Democrats for Congress
John M. Adair of Portland was unanimously nominated for Congress by the Eight District Democratic convention in Alexandria Indiana. The gathering endorsed Adair as the party candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Alexandria
Ind
John M. Adair
Portland
Bridge Claim Another Victim
A 17 year old believed to be Nicholas Rettmueller from Bankstreet died after being swept from the top of a Big Four freight car at the Third Street Bridge over the Big Four Railway. Railroad men say youths ride switch trains by climbing aboard and riding into the city. He fractured his skull three ribs and a leg in the fall and died soon after. The body was identified by railroad yard youths and removed to the County Morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Rettmueller
Bankstreet
Third Street
Rettnueller
Yearling Sales At Sheepshead Bay Reach High Prices
A group of yearlings sold at the paddock in Sheepshead Bay today with top figures including Br. f by St. George-Marie Jansen at 1400 dollars, Ch. c by St. George-Strathmald at 2000, Ch. ft by Handspring-Royal Approval at 1500, 7 Tech slabs c by Fatherless-Roselia at 0, Hildreth c by Fatherless-Bolide at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Br. F
St. George
Marie Jansen
Oneck Stable
Roselia
Hildreth, B. c
Fall racing card lists handicaps and weights for six events
The program shows six races for three year olds to older horses on Futurity and turf courses. Entries include Arabo 108 and Knight of Weston 108 in Race 1, Bohemia 116 and Brookdale Nymph 106 in Race 2, Fantastic 114 and Jer sey City 114 in Race 3, Bad News 115 and Or mondes Right 108 in Race 4, Colonial Girl 1% in Race 5, and Monfort 112 and Curriculum 109 in Race 6 along with various others and assigned weights and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabo
Varieties
Escutcheon
Enverite
Adbell
Knight of Weston
Amber Jack
Champlain
Lady Ellison
Maverick
Panique
Dr. Royal
All Right
Mettle
Suffice
Ancestor
Waterbearer
Jessamine
Sir Caruthers
Malbourne
Nominee
Bad News
First Mason
Ormonde
Right
Red Friar
Oliver Cromwell
Garnish
Coronal
Water Tank
Colonial Girl
Eugenia Burch
Grenade
Logistilla
Maxnar
Monfort
Curriculum
Frank Lord
Judge Davey Jp
Mirza
Clements
Sally
Bert T
al Powell
Sam‘ Rice
Ben Strong
Kenny
Saw
Wood Witch
Inquisitor Sets Sheepshead Bay Track Record in Handicap
New York June 28 Inquisitor a 20 to 1 shot won the Sheepshead Bay Handicap at one mile breaking the track record with a time of 1 8735, close to the world mark. Other races include Kia masha winning the six furlongs Hand Zara second and Roseben third, and Von Tromp second in the Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inquisitor
Sheepshea Bay
Sheepshead Bay
Kiamesha
Knapp
Handzara
Martin
Roseben
Lyne
Paul Jonez
Ray
Goldfleur
Donohue
Kernel
Stone
Peter Pan
Radtke
Aleétheno
Williams
Arimo
Miller
von Tromp
Halifax
Shaw
Captain Emerich
O'Neill
Umbrella
J. C. Core
Entree
Just So
Horner
Far West
Monroe Amateurs Edge Mason In Ten Innings
In a tense ten inning amateur baseball game Newport Monroes defeated Mason 4 to 3. Forbes pitched well allowing only three hits while Megerle and Bardo produced key hits and solid fielding. The crowd of about six hundred braved threatening weather as the Monroes rallied with timely plays and baserunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Monroes
Mason
Monroe
C'thy
Hehman
Leonard
McHugh
Erdman
Toomey
McCleave
Forbes
Pete Lissxesce
Monroes
Megerle
Bardo
Herman
Hugh
Truck
Mc- Passed Ball—Adams
Py Forbes
Tinie
Empire—Ducker
Saginaw Boxer Faces Fractured Jaw in Ten Round Bout
In Grand Rapids on June 2 Tommy Prendergast from Saginaw sustained a broken jaw after a knock out punch by Harry Lewis of Philadelphia in the fourth round of a ten round scheduled fight. Prendergast appeared to lead until his jaw injury ended the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Tommy Prendergast
Saginaw
Harry Lewis
Philadelphia
Prendergast
Advan
Lewis
Father Identifies Dying Son At Morgue In Train Death
Abner White of Latonia identified the Chicago train victim at the morgue as his son Henry White who had been away in New Mexico for nearly a year. The youth died Wednesday morning at the C H D Depot shortly after leaving the incoming Chicago train. The father took charge of the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Abner White
Latonia
Henry
New Mexico
Post nuptial tea and society notices at Price Hill
Mrs. Samuel Vance hosted a second post-nuptial reception at her Hawthorne avenue home with over one hundred guests. Engagement announced for Alma Perronet and Warner Pike Simpson. Cora Henry to Arthur C. McMaster to be married quietly tomorrow. Various Clifton and Mt. Auburn socials detailed with residents and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Edward Vance
Florence Johnson
Hawthorne Avenue
Price Hill
Vance
E. A. Vance
Anna Lois Johnson
Julia Dean Johnson
Louis Golden
Lloyd Chapman
J. R. Hale
Alma Perronet
Warner Pike Simpson
Columbus
Cora Mae Henry
Robert Henry
Arthur C. McMaster
New York
Hosea Avenue
Clifton
Abeillis Club
Mt. Auburn
Marguerite Lloyd
Della
Catherine McNames
Port Huron
Mich
Anna Sprague
Rushville
Ind
Emma Lloyd
Lulu Morrison
Edna “Deglow
Ula Wright
Mildred Wright
Messrs
Harold Babbett
Charles Storm
Louis Storm
Charles Runck
Harry Cordon
John Roth
Howell Pono
J. W. Rodgers
Weddings and civic notices in Kentucky and Cincinnati
Social items note the Henrietta Hunt Morgan Chapter U D C gathering with Mrs. Peter Thornton’s life sketch of Rev. Daniel B. Bigstaff and upcoming lawn fete by Madison Avenue Presbyterian. Covington weddings at St Marys Cathedral include Miss Jane Stamps Piatt and Mr Stephens L Blakely with detailed ceremony and reception. Also listed are civic ordinances in Cincinnati replacing sections with sewer work and street vacations including West street from Forest to Beldare avenue and Observatory area improvements with bond plans and assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
Samuel Bigstaff
Highlands
Peter Thornton
Daniel B. Bigstaff
Morgan
Young People’s Society
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Covington
Greenup Street
St. Mary's Cathedral
Jane Stamps Piatt
Sallie Scott Piatt
Stephens L. Blakely
Frank Colville
Raymond Oliver
John W. Menzies
Louise Ebbert
Batiste
Paul Blakely
Garrard Street
Blakely
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia
George McRoberts
East Second Street
Lancaster
Eleanor Allen
Newport
Ocean Grove
N. J
Reba Stone
Louisville
George Fox
R. W. Nelson
St. Aloysius’ Church
Catherine Lemker
Bernard Lemker
Edward Huesman
Joseph Benke
A. Rolfes
P. Benson
F. Lehr
Sixth Street
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court
A lengthy list of new civil actions filed in Common Pleas Court includes Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Mutual Insurance Company versus C. B. Murray and multiple other cases against various individuals such as J. C. Kerr P. C. Brown Samuel Bailey Jr C. C. Murray F J Diem W H Blair J Stern C Guckenberger D Loewenstein T M Greene H Loewenstein W A Hopple Chas H Y S. Shillito enesies E Roth Sommers Robert H West J Leverone F A Schmidt Henry Janezen F H Bruns Albert G Guethlein and others with diverse topics including divorce alimony and damages. Also listed are cases involving Sanford Brown Ke Santora ae and Louisa Schmach against Cincinnati Traction Company and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Mutual Insurance Company
C. B. Murray
Squire Bloom
Same
J. C. Kerr
P. C. Brown
Samuel Bailey, Jr
C. C. Murray
F. J. Diem
W.H. Blair
J. Stern
C. Guckenberger
D. Loewenstein
T. M. Greene
H. Loewenstein
W. A
F. A. Schmidt
Henry Janezen
F. H. Bruns
Ae & Guethlein
Albert G. Guethiein
Wm. H. Schweikert
Louisa Schmach
Cincinnati Traction Company
Squire No
Sanford Brown
Vacate North Street in Cincinnati Ohio by Ordinance
City council ordinance 1 402 to vacate North street from 340 feet south of Forest avenue to the street’s southerly terminus. Petitioners sought the vacate with six weeks of public notice. council finds vacation not detrimental and approves. Passed May 21 1906. Approved June 25 1906. Frank L Pfaff, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Observatory Avenue
Edwards Road
Madison Avenue
Mooney Avenue
Menlo Avenue
Fischer Avenue
Stettinius Avenue
Ritchie Avenue
Salem Avenue
Stettinius
Hyde Park
City of
Cincinnati
State of Ohio
Fischer
Palmer
Eeetery Avenue
Enlo Avenue
Board of Public Service
Frank L. Pfaff
Henderson
Edwin
West Street
Forest ‘Avenue
Beldare Avenue
Forest*avenue
Forest Avenue
Dent
Council
Edwin Tienderson
North Street
Aos
Iit
Cipclanati
Edwin Henderson
Cincinn
Ohio
Board of
Calthy
Cit
Geo. E. Marklet
M. J. Keefe
Court dockets show multiple property and damage suits
Listings include Don administratrix on a $350 note, Mal lon & Vordenberg. W G Cameron vs City of Cincinnati for $2400 damages with Cameron and Hunt. Celiah versus Patrick Lynch to declare a trust with E B Stevens involved in case numbers 53884 62885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Mallon & Vordenberg
Superior Court
W. G. Cameron
City of
Cincinnati
Edward B. Hunt
Celiah
Patrick Lynch
E. B. Stevens
Spirited Horse Breaks Loose in Elmwood Exhibit
A horse belonging to Charles Whitney, a saloon keeper at Elmwood Place, bolted during an exhibition at Walnut and Main. The spirited full sister to Sunol led admirers on a chase through Main and Highland avenues before capture. No injuries reported as crowds scattered and women and children sheltered in stores and yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitney
Elmwood Place
Walnut
Main Avenue
Sunol
Highland Avenue
Public sale of Covington property in Rosevelt Putty bankruptcy
United States District Court bankruptcy sale notice for the Rosevelt Patent Putty Co. by trustee Alie J. Howard. On July 2, 1906 at 10 a.m. on the premises 70 West Ninth St Covington Kentucky the trustee will auction several Covington parcels including parts of Lot 3 and Foote additions plus the east and west halves of specified lots, with six described tracts plus personalty. Bonds payable in three equal installments and six percent interest. Attorneys Frank D. Goodhue and Harvey Myers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
District OF Kentucky
Covington
Kenton County
Kentucky
Ninth. St
Washington and
Russell Streets
Ninth Street
John M. McArthur
Rickey
Baptist Institute
Eighth
Washington
Ninth and
Russell Reets
Foote
Eighth Street
Washington Street
Washengine Street
West Line
Cev
Cincinnati
R. R. and Transfer and Bridge Company
Western Baptist Theological Institute
Ninth
Rosevelt
Éale
Alie J. Howard
Frank. D. Goodhue
Harvey Myers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack and the Bean Stalk
Messrs. Bellstedt, Cady, Cooper, Mitzell and
Herb
Demersmann
Mr. Rodemann
Tannhauser
Virginia lListemann
Miendel
J. M. Adair
Congress
Son
Samuel Vance
Henry McMaster
Maurice Strauss
Ocala, Fla
Strauss
Olive Kelly
Misses Hanes
Winston Salem
N.C
Miss Dallas
Gladys Downard
Clavernook
Eateg
Alfreda Suptey
Roberta Dohrman
Jane Miller
Constance Miller
Katherine Dabney
Gretchen Jarucki
Harbine Hazen
Social News
Dr. Bigstaff
Common Pleas Court
Railroads
NES
Boston
Saan
Dayton
Peirce
Cleveland
Weedssees
Toledo
Detroit
Sandusky Express
Sandusky
Indianapolis Express
Amy
Chicago- Queen City
St. Louis Limited
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne
Muncie
Hagerstown
Way
Jackson and Way
van Wert and Way
Waty
Rail Wax
Fifth
Baymilier
Itypcan
Telephone West
Sixth St
Eeacnene
East End
Lima
Hamilton
Piqua
Chicago Limited
Ducerat
H. & D—Monon
Ami
Springfield
Decatur
Queen & Crescent
Central Union Depot
Fourth
Vine Streets
Florida Limited
St. As
Wabcing
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Solid Train
Ashev
Tasam
Williamsport
Blanchet
Lexington & Jet
City
Sun
Caee Coceeieearne
Illinois Central—City
Vine St. Depot
Grand Central Station
Paducah & Fulton Accom
Memphis
N. Orleans
Texas
Mex
California
Memphis & N. O. Limited
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Pullman
Little R Hot Springs
Kentuck Tral Division
Central Union Station
Louisville & Nashville
Lou
Nash
Arirram
Cleoper
Knoxville
Lexington
A and Lex
Bristol
Lexington Mail
Butler
Vine
Tel- Louisville
Boces Cogs Resecs
Florida Pullman
IR Muor Co
Cs Erdesdge
Ats
Shoshone
N. M. Breeze
Gen
N-W. Ry
Walnut Street
Wind River Reservation
THE
Cincati
Georgetown
PO Mouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Eevee
Hamlet
Hamersville
Batavia
Russellville
Levannamana Ripley
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric
ST. A. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Interurban Railway and Terminal Company
Sycamore
New Richmond
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Norw
Harry Fen1go
Bertie Igo
Pieas
Hami County
Hofiman, Bode & LE Blond
First National Bank Buildie
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