LaBelle Aerialists Highlight This Week’s Cincinnati Vaudeville
Madame Constance LaBelle and her daughter Beryl head the Flying LaBelles act at the Hip podrome in Cincinnati. The duo, natives of Dayton, perform on trapeze with other acts, and discuss possible retirement while noting strong health and fitness.
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Mme
Constance LaBelle
Madame Constance LaBelle
Flying LaBelles
Cincinnati
Hippodrome
LaBelle
Beryl LaBelle
Quartette
Madame LaBelle
LaBelles
Frederick We Innes to Lead 62-Piece Band at Ology Garden
Next Sunday Frederick We Innes, renowned Ameri can bandmaster, brings a sixty two piece orchestra to the ologic garden for a four week engagement. Soloist Beatrice Van Loon, fresh from May Music festival honors at Worcester, Mass., will accompany. Innes plans programs larger in scope than any other band master in the country.
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Frederick We Innes
Theological Garden
Beatrice van Loon
Worcester
Mass
Innes
Kryl's Daughters to Perform at City Zoo Tonight
Bohumir Kryl directs his daughters Marie aged 11 and Josephine aged 13 in solo appearances at the zoo tonight. Marie will play Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12 and Josephine will perform Vieuxtemps Alard and Wake Opus 22 as their debut performances.
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Kryl
Zoo
Zoological Garden
Josephine
Marie Kryl
Bohumir Kryl
Liszt
Business Men at Lagoon Banquet and Theater Party
Members of the Business Men's club and their partners enjoyed a banquet and theater outing at the Lagoon. After the meal they watched the Park Stock Company perform The Octoroon with Herschell Mayall and Edna Ellsmere, then cheered Plain Smith and La Petite Inferno during their acts.
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Business Men
Lagoon
Business Men's Club
the Lagoon
Park ‘Stock Company
Herschell Mayall
Edna Ellsmere
Plain Smith
la Petite Inferno
W. T. Hunter
Robert McGowan
Edgar Wain
William Perin
E . Finch
E. A. Eddy
Advertisers' Club Dinner Elected 15 Delegates for Omaha
The Advertisers' club hosted a dinner at the Orpheum roof garden with sixty seven attendees. Fifteen delegates were chosen to represent the Cincinnati club at the advertisers' convention in Omaha.
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Advertisers’ Club
Orpheum Roof Garden
Cincinnati Club
Advertisers
Omaha
Wedding of Miss Helen Walker Blair and Dr Robert Maddox
Miss Helen Walker Blair wed Dr. Robert Daniel Maddox at the Church of the Advent Walnut Hills in an Easter lily decorated ceremony attended by about 850 guests. The bride wore white satin and lace with family heirlooms, the groom's family and out of town relatives attended, and a reception followed at the Blair home on Park Avenue. The couple left for a East honeymoon after a short home visit with the Blairs.
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oSee
Church of the Advent
Walnut Hills
Helen ‘Walker Blair
John McLean Blair
Robert Daniel Maddox
James E. Q. Maddox
Benjamin C. DeCamp
Vailey
Peter Tinsley
Dorothea Kent
Philadelphia
Elizabeth P. Atkins
Edith Rogers
Ruth Brunswick
B. H. Brunswick
Lewis van Deventer Blair
Starbuck Smith
Greer Baker
Kendig
Silas B. Brown
Reilly
Park Avenue
James E. Maddox
John Shropshire Smith
Indianapoli
Blair
J. E. van Deventer
Anderson
Ind
Smith
Indianapolis
Frank J. Reed
Chicago
Newport Hosts A Week Of Social Events Inky Kentucky
Mrs Charles Wiedemann and sister host a series of small parties at their Newport home with five hundred games on the veranda. Miss Edith Stedman Mellinger of Paris Ky visits and plans a picnic on the grounds. Engagement announced Miss Louise Maddux of Newport to Cincinnati Yale man Joseph Kinney class of 1903.
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Charles Wiedemann
Newport
L. Bingham
Wiedemann
Edith Stedman Mellinger
Paris
T. C. Bingham
New York
Europe
Marxsbury
Flood
William Marxsbury
Shelbyville
Ind
John Hodge
Edward Goslin
Dayton
Thomas Kennan
Frank.Mahret
Louisville
Everett Fox
Hilderbrandt
Arthur Hubbard
Covington
W. W. Alexander
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bateman
Harris
Madison Avenue
Alice Simrall
Mollie
L. O. Maddux
Kinney
Yale
Queen City
Municipal slaughter house plan praised by health officer
Dr. Landis, Cincinnati’s health officer, cites Germany France and Mexico as proving the benefit of municipal slaughter houses. The plan would regulate meat prices improve hygiene and prevent unfair competition, with S P C A support and a public vote needed to move forward.
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Landis
Cincinnati
Germany
France
Mexico
Hamilton County
Health Board
Dewey Dry Dock Refloated After Submersion
Manila June 28 The drydock Dewey was refloated today showing no apparent damage from long submersion. A board begins inspection to determine why it sank on May 24 after being towed from the United States.
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Manila
Associated Press
Dewey
United States
Covington Prepares for Bellwether Bishop Jubilee and Cathedral Opening
Covington readies a double jubilee celebrating the silver anniversary of Right Rev Camillus P Maes and the completion of St Marys cathedral Thousands of clergy laity and dignitaries will attend A 9 30 am solemn mass a 12 noon banquet at Mother of God schoolhouse a 7 30 pm lay parade and a 9 15 pm cathedral ceremony with remarks by Judge Frank M Tracy A large parade lineup includes 7000 marchers and tenor and bass choristers from the Orpheus club Fire police and city officials will oversee order in a parade that features 20 bands and a decorated route through Covington and the cathedral area.
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Camillus P. Maes
Covington
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Mother of God
Ob-Shop
Twelfth
Madison Avenue
Maes
B’shop O'Donoghue
Louisville
Orpheus Club
Joseph Schenke
William A. Beck
F. Hazengahl
John Huber
David Davis
Samuel Hall
Joseph Schultze
B.von Wahide
Robert Schiedorn
C. H. Lynch
Ray McGill
Basses
R. G. Lamberton
W. Coffman
T. J. Sullivan
C. J. Nock
Joseph B. Theissen
Frank Shields
Robert S. Thieman
James Hughes
Arthur L. Rohan
Park Place
Scott Street
Sixteenth Street
Fourth Street
Main Street
Ninth Street
Banklick Street
Eleventh Street
Cathedral
Frank M. Tracy
Schuler
Fire Department
Griffith
Police Department
Millikin
Cincinnati
Kenton Court Notes Reflect Civil and Local Court Actions
William J. Baumaster sues Prudential Insurance for 425.85 claiming lapsed policies since 1905 and seeks 325.85 premiums plus 100 damages. The will of Eliza beth Seifritz leaves seven shares among heirs with specific bequests and trusts. A Glenny Glass v E F Cleveland case ends in a hung verdict and remand. Patrick Gillam arraigned for perjury. cases involving Mary Muhlenkamp and James Clark continued or opened. Busse Brick Co increases capital stock to 50,000. City engineer aide Beverman case set for fall term.
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William J. Baumaster
Prudential Insurance Company
Mary
Baumaster
Kenton
C. B. Schimer
Elizabeth Seifriz
William Seifriz
St. John’s Catholic Church
Tony Walz
Alfred Seifriz
Emma Schwartz
Joseph Schwartz
Elizabeth
George Walz
Charles Seifriz
Julia
Gillam
Judge Read
Miss Lakeman
Read
Mary Muhlenkamp
Spring Street
Mary Grizzle
E. F. Beverman
Latonia
Property transfers listing several parcels in city area
Master Commissioner to James Dorsey for a 5 acre 3 rod 34 pole tract east of Dry Creek. Transfer to Henry Stagrenborg for a lot in Delmar Place. John W. Cornelius and associates convey to the Syndicate Theater Company three lots on the west side of Madison Avenue between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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James Dorsey
Dry Creek
Henry Stagrenborg, Sr
Delmar Place
John W. Cornelius
Syndicate Theater Company
Madison Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
City fireworks ban ordered before July 4
Mayor List instructed Chief Leither to arrest anyone discharging fireworks within city limits before July 4. Everett Gable and Albert Hows show improvement after a toy cannon premature explosion that cost them an index finger. Ruth Edgerton wed Pauli Feins Jr in Hamilton Ohio on June 22.
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William List
Leither
Everett Gable
Albert Hows
Ruth Edgerton
Pauli Feins, Jr
Hamilton
Unclear Property Chain Dropped in Public Square Addition
Fragmentary notice mentions John W. Cornelius and others to Syndicate Co. in a lot in Public Square addition, New Athens area, with references to Grothoff, Lot 197 in Phattae Park and Highlands subdivision.
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John W. Cornelius Wite
Syndicate Co
Public Square
Newhithena
Tak Taee
Pep Aes My Grothoff
Phattae Park
Land Co
Highlands
Trinity Men’s Club Voices Against New Kentucky Law
The Covington group, long supportive of the commission form of government, discussed the matter and adopted resolutions endorsing Des Moines Iowa type law now in force while opposing the Kentucky second class city measure. They argued the Kentucky law lacks essential features and differs from the Des Moines plan, which they deem satisfactory.
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Trinity Men's Club of
Covington
Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Kentucky
White Burley Tobacco Grows Near Iron County Missouri
Tobacco can be grown near Ironton and Arcadia valley Missouri with local soil aiding White Burley. Reports from land congress and experts note red and limestone silt soils favorable for high quality leaf, citing profits of 300 to 400 dollars per acre and potential earnings of 2 000 to 3 500 dollars yearly on ten acres.
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Missouri
Weston
Neosho
Ironton
St. Louis
Iron Mountain Railroad
Arcadia Valley
Ozark Mountains
Kentucky
Co. Ih Head
Salisbury
Irontoh
Iron County
Arcadia
Five Deaths in Covington Reported in One Day
Five Covington residents died yesterday. Louis Pfirrmann aged 78 died at St Elizabeth hospital after a lingering illness. Victoria Arnold age 67 died at her home 1316 Russell Avenue of asthma. Catherine Pierce age 72 died at 685 Western Avenue of cerebral hemorrhage with funeral Friday. Benjamin Wagner age 39 died at 1130 Banklick Street after a lingering illness. a piano dealer and Myrtle Lodge K P member leaves wife and one daughter. Funeral Friday at 2 p m with Highland cemetery burial.
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Covington
Louis Pfirrmann
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Victoria Arnold
Russell Avenus
Walton
Catherine Pierce
Western Avenue
Highland Cemetery
Benjamin Wagner
Banklick Street
Pike Street
Myrtle Lodge
K. of P
Covington City Notices and Local Elections
City Auditor Gould issued permits for two brick dwellings: 1340 Greenup St costing 2400 dollars and Byrd St costing 1800 dollars. Lewis Bug Building association elected officers led by H. B. Huelefeld and William Brunner as president and vice president respectively. Funeral for Minnie Chadderton will be held at her West Covington home with Highland cemetery burial. Edward A. Maloney injured in an accident at Sterritt and Madison avenues. Meyers livery partner also hurt. City taxes and street assessments are due with payments accepted today and Thursday until 9 p.m.
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Gould
City Realty Company
Greenup Street
John Simrail
Byrd Street
Lewisbug Building Association
H. B. Huelefeld
William Brunner
T. J. Seiler
Meyers
H. W. Percival
Unknown One-Year-Old Found on Linn Street
Patrolman Middlehouser found a blue-eyed flaxen-haired one year old on a doorstep at 1523 Linn Street last night. The child wore a blue slip and was taken to the juvenile house of detention.
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Linn Street
Middlehouser
Newport News Notes Wedding and Local Developments
Miss Julia Baker and Arthur B. Lang wed at St Stephen's church with Father Schmidt as celebrant. The couple depart on a two week wedding trip after a wedding breakfast. A transfer deed in Newport marks the Sixth and Monmouth site for a new vaudeville theater by Syndicate Theater Co. and promoter Ryan & Cornelius, costing over $50,000. Circuit court orders Probation Officer Frank Bregel to bring Eddie Faust to court as a witness in the commonwealth case against Harry Nider, who faces criminal assault indictments. United Daughters of the Confederacy chapter plans a social at Mrs Walton Hill’s East Third Street home. Pioneer resident Louis Pfirmann dies at 79. funeral set for 8:30 am at St Stephen's. Daughters of the Confederacy hold final meeting of the season at Mrs Walton Hill’s home.
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Julia Baker
Arthur B. Lang
St. Stephen's Church
Father Schmidt
Carrie Engelhart
Reading
Harry Hehman
Newport
Couan
Sixth
Monmouth Streets
Ryan & Cornelius
John W. Cornelius
Syndicate Theater Company
Frank Bregel
Campbell County
Greendale Reform School
Eddie Faust
The
Commonwealth
Harry Nider
Fausz
Nider
Henrietta Hunt Morgan
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Walton Hill
East Third Street
Louis Pfirmann
West Eleventh Street
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ternoon
Dayton youths confront burglary trials in Campbell County
Trials of George Moeller and Rufus Taylor for burglary were continued by Judge Yungblut as Moeller cites injuries from a horse kick preventing court appearance. A Newport saloon keeper pled guilty to selling liquor to minors with a $50 fine. George Smith pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received six months. Harry Nider’s criminal assault case proceeds tomorrow before a jury prior to court vacation. A $6,000 suit by F. C. Wiley against Samuel Parker and Fuller Shanks claims defamation in the presence of residents of Oneonto.
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George Moeller
Rufus Taylor
Dayton
Yungblut
Moeller
George Sohnlein
Newport
Commonwealth
George Smith
Alexandria
Harry Nider
F. C. Wiley
Samuel Parker
Fuller Shanks
Oneonto
Campbell County
Troops From Fort Thomas to Join Gettysburg Maneuvers
Two hundred and twenty officers and men of the Second Infantry at Fort Thomas will depart at 6 30 AM after a trumpet call. They will march to Brent Kentucky to board two special trains for Gettysburg Pennsylvania for the department of the East maneuvers. After Gettysburg they proceed to Camp Perry Ohio for the national army shoot. Commanded by Colonel J F Mansfield.
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Second Infantry
Fort Thomas
Gettysburg
Department of the East
Brent
Camp Perry, O
National Army
J. F. Mansfield
Newport canvass for petition to seek fall election on commission form
Twenty one precincts in Newport are canvassed to sign a petition filed with County Judge Hawkins to call a fall election on adopting a commission form of government. Committees report progress and expect signatures far exceeding the required number, with a lively campaign anticipated and broad sentiment in favor despite some opponents.
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Newport
Hawkins
Newport council considers settling pending city claims
The Newport aldermen referred back for consideration the long delayed claims including police and firemen pay. President Berry said a plan to separate unrelated claims and pay those not tied to the police issue would be pursued. The water mains cleaning loan of 9640 was sent to the ways and means committee and several water works resolutions were referred or adopted.
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Newport
Berry
Aldermen
Krieger
Ways and Means Committee
Waterworks Department
Reedy
Waterworks Committee
Dayton Notes Include Trials, Funerals and City Franchises
Louis Bonner was found not guilty on insult ing and Atlentve language charges after a morning in Judge Shuey’s court. Leonard Hand’s funeral followed a Sunday school picnic death at Dayton Baptist Church, with interment in Spring Grove cemetery. Harvey Bachelor’s obsequies are today at 110 Fourth avenue, burial in Reading, Ohio. Detectives arrested Edward and William Tucker for jumping a moving train and will be heard by Juvenile Judge Hawkins. Arthur Boullion was dismissed after proving alibi in a warrant case. City council discussed a telephone franchise ordinance requiring underground wiring goals and a high bidder sale. W R McKibben’s plan for a Dayton water plant moves forward with city plot preparations. Mayor Quinby issued a proclamation promoting a sane Fourth of July.
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Louis Bonner
Shuey
Leonard Hand
Dayton Baptist Church
Ody
Spring Grove
Harvey Bachelor
Fourth Avenue
Reading
John Sheeran
Edward
William Tucker
Newport
Hawkins
Arthur Boullion
Leo Berger
Boullion
Uey
Hubbard Schwartz
W. R. McKibben
Dayton
McKibben
William Quinby
Taxes Pour In As Newport Tax Rate Quickens
City Treasurer Lohstroh and assistant W. K. Hamilton report rapid June tax collections, with total receipts already higher than last year. Taxes are due by tomorrow night or penalties apply and bills become delinquent.
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Lohstroh
Newport
W. K. Hamilton
Some Patriotic Songs by Katherine Randall
An upcoming Illustrated Sunday Magazine feature explains Yankee Doodle its origin and prominence and discusses other great patriotic songs. The article by Katherine Randall promises data on the when where and why of these tunes for readers of next Sunday’s issue.
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Illustrated Sunday Magazine
Katherine Randall
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