Miss Scheff and Mr Pruette Shine in Mlle Modiste at Grand
Miss Scheff as Fifi and Mr Pruette as Comte de St Mar carried the show with rich voice and comic flair. Claude Gillingwater impressed as a prodigal American Millionaire. The cast and Herbert score enriched a colorful revival praised for visuals and staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Scheff
William Pruette
Dillingham
Keokuk
Herbert
Pruette
Miss Scheff
Mr. Pruette
Fred Latham
Constantine Sisters
Thorus
Forepaugh at the Olympic Promises Popular Mis soura Revival
The Forepaugh Stock Company brings Augustus Thomas’s In Mis soura to the Olympic this week drawing heavy demand for seats. Next week features The First Violin as dramatized from Jessie Fothergill, renowned by Richard Mansfield, with tender themes and strong of audiences. A New Rink comedy carnival on March 12 promises strong laughs with prize for best costume and lively roller choreography. A note mentions a top actor and Eleanor Gates newly settled in El Rancho de las Rosas in Alma California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Thomas
Missoura
Richard Mansfield
Jessie Fothergill
Cincinnati
United States
Eleanor Gates
Alma
Santa Clara County
Cal
el Rancho de Las Rosas
Dora Thorne at Heucks Opera House
Dora Thorne a melodramatic stage hit from Bertha M Clay’s novel opens at Heucks Opera House the week starting Sunday. Miss Louise De Varney stars with a strong cast and elaborate scenery promising powerful plot and vivid American life on stage.
Prizes Offered for Best Costumes
One hundred dollars in prizes will be awarded to the best and most original costumes in an upcoming event. Entries encouraged from both ladies and gentlemen with emphasis on creativity and presentation.
Salvagges and Ellis Nowlin troupe electrify crowds
Crowded houses roar as five Salvagges and the Ellis Nowlin troupe of acrobatic comedians dazzle spectators. The Salvagges, led by a woman, deliver graceful dance numbers with multiple encores, while Ellis Nowlin performers run bold grotesque comedy with convulsive humor and reckless flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis-Nowlin
Ellis- Nowlin
James ONeill Stars In Virginius Revival At Lyric
James ONeill appeared in a worthy revival of Sheridan Knowles Virginius at the Lyric Theater. The Roman father earned cordial acclaim and audience honors amid a sumptuous staging with attractive scenery and historical design details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’neill
Sheridan Knowles
Virginius
Lyric Theater
O'Neill
Francis Wilson at Grand Opera House in When Knights Were Bold
Francis Wilson headlines a week long engagement at the Grand Opera House presenting Charles Marlowe's farce When Knights Were Bold under Francis Frohman. The show, praised as a season highlight, features a strong company and a standout performance by Wilson. Matinee slated for Saturday with all other performances Monday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Francis Wilson
Charles Marlowe
Mr. Wilson
Grand Opera House
Mary's Lamb debut at Columbus in musical farce adaptation
Richard Carle premiered Mary's Lamb in Columbus after adapting from a French farce Mme Mongodin. The three acts musical comedy features a hen pecked husband and a capable company. The piece, well received by a large audience, showcases catchy songs and good music. It will tour to Chicago and New York this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus, CO
Richard Carle
Mary
Carle
Chicago
New York
San Carlos Opera Plans Lyric Theater Visit This Season
Nat Roth, manager of the San Carlos Opera Company, was in the city arranging for the troupe to appear at the Lyric Theater within a few weeks. Alice Neilsen and other favorites from last season remain with the San Carlos singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Roth
San Carlos Opera Company
Lyric Theater
Alice Neilsen
San Carlos Singers
Amusement Notes Adds Rawson and June at Columbia
Rawson and June join the Columbia week attractions with boomerang throwing and novel acts. The duo perform as savages in Hottentot style costumes delivering entertaining exhibition that balances the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawson
June
Calldad
Columbia
English Rocking Choir Girls to Head Columbia Week
Nellie Floredo leads eight young women in song and dance as the main attraction at the Columbia next week. The London comedienne and ensemble promise lively performances and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Floredo
London Comedienne
Columbia
Richard Walton Tully Buys California Estate From Play Royalties
Richard Walton Tully has purchased a large country estate using royalties from The Rose of the Rancho Belasco Tully drama of early California Frances Starr current touring status implied by source fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Walton Tully
California
Frances Starr
Louise De Varney to star in Dora Thorne at Heénck's
Miss De Varney, praised as handsome and talented, will perform the title role in Dora Thorne at Heénck's next week. The production is directed by the Harry SéHets Amusement Company and adapted from Bertha M. Clay's popular novel, noted as a season’s big success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Varney
Dora Thorne
Bertha M. Clay
Heénck
Harry SéHets Amusement Company
Two Big Acts at Standard in City Sports Week
Manager Phil Shéridan stages a strong show in his City Sports Company at the Standard. The programme features two stunning acts of high visual quality, promising a memorable performance this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Phil Shéridan
The
Francis Wilson's Vast Library and Napoleonic Collection Highlight Star's Wealth
Francis Wilson, noted for his hit farce When Knights Were Bold, possesses a vast library ranking among the largest for any actor in the country. His rare books include early prints and first editions, complemented by a valuable Napoleonic souvenir collection reflecting his fascination with the great Frenchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Wizard of Oz to headline Walnut next week
The Wizard of Oz will draw crowds at the Walnut with lavish stage effects and a host of colorful performers. The seasonal production is touted as one of the theater's best scenic efforts to date, promising memorable spectacle and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Japanese Citizen Bid Rejected Under New Law
Fuji Yamamoto, a Japanese actor, failed to gain naturalization as the court ruled only white and black aliens could become citizens under the new law. He had pursued citizenship for years but delayed final papers after the law changed. Ten other applicants, Russians Romanians and Hungarians, were also denied. some lacked length of stay or proper witnesses. Citizens named include Michael J. Dentlin Ireland John Digler Switzerland Joseph Kaplaf Russia Moritz Herschovitz Roumania Fred Kleine Bernard HM Scherpenberg Germany. Name Jury Commissioner Thomas W. Allen named successor to Henry C. Urner. he will handle April juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuji Yamamoto
United States
Fuji
Owever
Michael J. Dentlin
Ireland
John Digler
Switzerland
Joseph Kaplaf
Russia
Moritz Herschovitz
Roumania
Fred Kleine
Bernard HM. Scherpenberg
Germany
Thomas W. Allen
Ohio
Henry C. Urner
Allen
John C. Hibben Company
Queen City Club
Commercial Club
T. H. C. Allen
United States Court
Probate Court Hears Guardian Claim As Breuer Case Proceeds
Probate Judge Malsbury heard a request for a guardian for C. C. Breuer the capitalist accused of trying to set fire to his Third and Plum Streets building with further testimony to follow. In a related matter the grand jury investigates Breuer for dynamite arson at the same site. Wills record Charlotte Breuer as sole beneficiary and executrix without bond. Estates of Rudolph Schrove and Maria Gundlach valued at 2800 and 1092 dollars respectively. Administrators approved for Kidney and other estates. several applications to administer estates filed. Simon Greenebaum leaves estate to wife. Rowins estate details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Breuer
Third
Plum Streets
Malsbury
Probate Court
Breuer
Harris Davis
Charlotte
Rudolph Schrove
Maria Sarah Gundlach
Robert Kidney
Cincinnati Traction Company
Kidney
Simon Greenebaum
Albert H. Pape
Francis M. Burdsall
Moses Burdsall
Bertha Greenebaum
William M. Tugman
Joseph Martin
Michael Schuckling
Katherine Schuckling
Charles L. Faber
Anna Smith
W. Cc. Wiley
Mary Wiley
Emma Schroeder
Samuel A. Rowins
Mary Rowins
Staoes
Samuel J. Rowins
Iron Company Reaches Receiver Amid Creditors Petition
Superior Court places Robert Field Iron Company in receivership on petition by creditor claiming $15,000. Otto M. Layme named receiver as company assets, valued at about $75,000, are to be realized at market prices to satisfy debts. Hoffman, Bode & Le Blond, attorneys. A verdict of $1,200 damages was awarded to Anna Schuman against George Beamer's Songs by jury in Superior Judge Shattuck's court for injuries from a defendant's horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace H. Lurton
Henry Severens
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Bennett Brothers Company
Robinson
Walter Bennett
American Credit Indemnity Company
St.Louis & San Francisco Railroad
Delk
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Lillards
Watts Mills
Fischer Co
Cumberland Telegraph and Telephone Company
Kelly
Collier
Goessling
United Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Hess
Eureka Razor Company
Oxford
John A. Demnerle
A. A. Templin
Cleveland
John A. Gruver
Dayton
Charles Turner
Thompson
C. & O. Railway
Theodore Evies
Fred J. Keterer
Robert Field Iron Company
Robert Field
Robert Field Company
Otto M. Layme
Hoffman, Bode & le Blond
Tin Woodman and Scarecrow Shine in Local Theater
The Tin Woodman and the Scarecrow win national renown for their quaint stage presence. A local playhouse offers singers and dancers who look beautiful in charming costumes. The cyclone and snowstorm scenes stand out among dramatic effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin Woodman
Lawsuits Over Fraudulent Stock Purchase From Dana
Two suits for $1,000 each were filed in Superior Court by Sigmund Rheinstrom and George B. Hawley against George F. Dana. Plaintiffs allege Dana procured $1,000 for Victor Stoker Company stock under false representations and that the stock was unpaid. A jury in Judge Spiegel's court awarded John Kneidel Jr. $500 plus interest from National Fire Insurance Co. for destruction of billiard tables in St. Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Sycamore
George F. Dana
Sigmund Rheinstrom
George B. Hawley
Dana
Victor Stoker Company
John R.holmes
J. W. Campbell
Will executor asks court to determine heir for gas stock
Alex Pappenheimer as executor of Herman W Feust seeks a ruling on whether Maximillian M Elsa Feust or Katherine Bergman the housekeeper owns twenty six shares of Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company stock. The certificates bear Bergman's indorsement while the will makes no reference to the stock. City files twenty five appeals in Common Pleas over damages from the dynamite blast at the new hospital site on Burnet avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Pappenheimer
Herman W Feust
Maximillian M. Elsa Feust
Katherine Bergman
Feust
Testator
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Common Pleas Court
Squires’ Courts
Burnet Avenue
Court actions show dropped charge and divorces granted
The grand jury found no testimony to support the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses against Charles Stewart and he was dismissed. Lida Bertelsman received a divorce from Julius Bertelsman by Judge Swing with Cogan and Williams as attorneys. Ella Meyers sued Prudential Insurance Company in Justice Miller's court for 79 dollars on a policy for Edward Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Lida Bertelsman
Julius Bertelsman
Swing
Cogan & Williams
Ella Meyers
Prudential Insurance Company
Justice Miller’s Court
Edward Meyer
City Hall Notes on Firemen Charges and Appointments
Firemen Frank Meyers and Louis Fey of Engine House No 34 Clifton will appear before Mayor Markbreit to answer on duty fighting charges. Ed Bartsche reports February fees of 508 17 and 4032 inspections. Scott Holmes named acting Police Court Judge during Judge Lueders absence. Ed A Slusser appointed Inspector of Fire Escapes replacing Willis Tharp at 1800 yearly. J Carruthers to succeed him. plumbing inspectors Jenicke Lawson and Mullen each 1300 yearly. Sinking Fund Trustees hold monthly meeting. Hunt Street Pumping Station recommended for dismantling and sale of machinery pipes and valves offered to Water Works Board for new plants. board agrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meyers
Louis Fey
Clifton
Markbreit
Archibald
Ed Bartsche
Scott Holmes
Judge Lueders
Willis P. Tharp
Ed A. Slusser
Slusser
Tge J. Carruthers
Samuel Jenicke
Walter Lawson
Walter M. Mullen
Hiller
Water Works Department
Hunt Street
Board of Water Works Commissioners
Settlement House Clinton Street Seeks Streetlight
Max Senior of the Jewish Settlement asked the Board of Public Service to install an electric light in front of the settlement house on Clinton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Senior
Jewish Settlement
Board of Public Service
Clinton Street
City Bathhouses Report Seeks Board Review 1907
The Superintendent of the City Bathhouses presented to the Board of Public Service the annual report for the year 1907. The document outlines operations, maintenance, and financial aspects of public bath facilities managed by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Bathhouse Revenue and Staffing Plan Report
The year’s baths numbered 70 206 with receipts of 4 004 95 and expenses of 5 610 93. Director Harry Manss of the Park Department said after a conference with the superintendent additional staff will be hired to prevent overtime for women workers. A formal recommendation will be presented to the Service Board this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manss
Park Department
Service Board
Heating proposal debated for Fountain Square comfort station
Members of the Board of Public Service and Superintendent Rodgers of the Park Department yesterday decided to take under consideration the problem of heating and supplying hot water for the public comfort station in Fountain Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Rodgers
Park Department
Fountain Square
Hyde Park Delegation Urges Madison Avenue Improvement
About 100 Hyde Park and O’Bryanville residents appeared before the Board of Public Service to urge the improvement of Madison avenue from Ingleside Place to Erie avenue. Spokesmen Lucien Wulsin of the East Walnut Hills Improvement Association A L Rist of the Hyde Park Business Club and C H Schlottman spoke as board members pledged to act promptly with the City Engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
O’bryanville
Board of Public Service
Madison Avenue
Hazardous Asphalt on Harrison Avenue Draws Complaint
West wood Improvement Association asked the Board of Public Service to repair a dangerous stretch of asphalt on Harrison Avenue between Fenton and McKinley streets after reports labeled it Positively dangerous. The request aims for prompt action to fix the street condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Fenton
McKinley Streets
Westwood Improvement Association
Board of Public Service
Rails for Neighborhoods Discussed by City Officials
President Kesley Scheeps and Senate of the traction company spoke on rails best suited for different neighborhoods at a meeting with the Board of Public Service and the City Engineer yesterday. Engineer Shipley complained that some streets have been repaired repeatedly with little effect, citing car vibration. President Schoepf promised to help remove faults and said the traction company would follow any board or engineer orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesley Scheeps
Senate
The
Traction Company
Board of Public Service
Shipley
Schoepf
Chinese praised as superior by Methodist bishop
At a Wiley Chapel meeting Bishop David H. Moore praised the Chinese as superior to the All-Saxon, calling them the largest, kindest and most loving people on earth. He claimed even the lowest among other races show their superiority in comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley Chapel
David H. Moore
Ieee
Story of cruelty untrue in Uhrichsville case
Investigation into AP dispatches from Uhrichsville and Canal Dover found no truth to a claim that Miss Clara Sterling, a Tuscarawas County home teacher, pleaded guilty to driving a tack through a pupil’s tongue. The hearing showed only a threat, resulting in a $10 fine and discharge from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Associated Press
Uhrichsville
Canal Dover
Clara Sterling
Tuscarawas County
Hitchcock Trial Delayed by Counsel's Other Court
Raymond Hitchcock the comedian faced a delay in his New York Supreme Court trial on charges from a young girl. The case was adjourned from March 2 to March 10 because counsel John B. Stanchfield was tied up in another courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Supreme Court
John B. Stanchfield
Hitchcock
Simple eidéclown sacque pattern for cold mornings
A cozy warm sacque designed for breakfast wear and naps with a wide collar and bell sleeves. Describe fabric options Albatros French flannel cashmere with silk or satin ribbon binding. Medium size uses 34 yards of 86 inch material pattern No 6972 eight sizes 32 to 46 inches bust price ten cents.
Will Distribute Seeds For City Beautification Effort
The Cincinnati Woman's Club plans a seed distribution to school children around April 15 to promote home and school gardens. Mrs. McLean Blair is renominated for club presidency with no opposition, and a series of Lenten lectures will fund the garden program. Proceeds support the garden fund and several patronesses are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLean Blair
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Blair
Mary C. Gallagher
Charles Dury
Mary Doherty
Otto Stern
R. J. Devore
Mary T. Harrison
Charles Menden*hall
C. J. Hunt
Mittie Miller
J. M. Crawford
James F. Ernst
Nettie Bechtel
William Hbersole
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Mlle. Morhard
France
Bertha Baur
Shakespeare
Alice Williams Brotherton
J. Warren Ritchey
Cincinnati
Garden Fund
George W.dittman
William V. Ebersole
James C. Ernst
Charles Fleischman
W. Austin Goodman
T. W. Graydon
William Christie
Charles J. Hunt
James G. Hyndman
Annie Laws
Lawrence Maxwell
W. B. Melish
D. L. Murray
Ernest
Death of Wil Ma T. Berry 69 Former House of Refuge Bookkeeper
Wil Ma T Berry 69 former bookkeeper at the Cincinnati House of Refuge died of heart disease in New York on Sunday. He retired when the Democratic regime took power and moved to Gotham two years ago. Survived by widow and five children, the family leaves New York for Cincinnati with the body. Funeral at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Ma T. Berry
Cincinnati House of Refuge
New York
Berry
House of Refuge
Gotham
Cincinnati
Spring Grove Cemetery
River Departures Timed From Pomeroy and Nearby Ports
The list details multiple river departures today from Pomeroy and nearby ports. Greenwood sails at 5 p.m. Courier at 1 p.m. Lizzie Bay at 5 p.m. City of Louisville also leaves at 5 p.m.
Advertised Departures and River Stage Update
Schedule notices list Pomeroy Triweekly 5 p.m Mayesville Daily except Saturday 11 p.m Louisville Daily 5 p.m Sunday 9 a.m SADR 7ee LEE next Friday p.m Stage of the River. At 6 p.m yesterday the Ohio River at Cincinnati was 31 feet 3 inches and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mayesville
Louisville
Sadr
Lee
Ohio
Cincinnati
River Packet Departures From Cincinnati Port
Yesterday the Cincinnati port showed several packet departures including The Courier to Maysville and Madison to Louisville. Today arrivals include The Courier from Maysville Greenwood from Charleston Lizzie Bay from Madison and City of Louisville from Louisville. River forecast predicts a general rise with Cincinnati waters rising Monday and Tuesday. The Greene Line Greenwood sails to Pomeroy and all way ports at 5 p.m. from Sycamore street. The Courier to Maysville leaves at 5 p.m.. The Madison to Madison and all way ports leaves at 6 p.m.. City of Louisville leaves for Louisville ports at 5 p.m. from Main street foot. Further steamer Loc for St Louis leaves at 5 p.m. from Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
the Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Cincinnati
Louisville
Greenwood
Charleston
Lizzie Bay
City of Louiaville
Ohio River
Ohio
Pincore
Greene Line
Pomeroy
Sycamore Street
Steamer Courier
Pontyo
P.m
Iece
Lissie Bay
Matress
Louisvilld
Broadway
St.Louis
River Conditions and Arrivals at Midwestern Ports
Special dispatches report Davis Island Dam river at 14.5 feet and rising, Louisville canal at 8.1 feet, and St. Louis river at 16.8 feet with a fall of about five feet in forty hours. Arrivals include the W. Oeil at Louisville at 9 a.m., while the W W. O'Neill and Fred Hartweg depart toward New Orleans and Lower Mississippi. Weather varies from clear and cold to rainy and warm across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Pittsburg
Davis Island Dam
Wheeling
Madison
Pleasant
Louisville
Canon Falls
Evansville
W. Oeil
W W. O'Neill
New Orleans
Fred Hartweg
Lower
Mississippi
ST. Louis
Steamer Greenwood Sails from Greene Line Wharf Today
The steamship Greenwood departs from the Greene Line wharfboat at foot Sycamore today at 6 PM. Contact M. 14687 for details.
Steamer Courier Sails From Greene Line Wharf Tonight
The Steam er courier departs Maysville docks at 11 p m by Greene Line wharfboat Flyoamore street as listed for today with Tei M J noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Greene Line
Flyoamore St
Louisville and Intermediate Points Boat Schedule
Daily departures from Main Street at 5 p.m. except Sundays. Kentucky River freight received daily. Tel M 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ohio
Main St
Kentucky
Faure Memphis Announces Shipping Schedule and Rates
Faure Memphis Inc lists meals and berths at 13.00 to Georgia Lee leaving wharfboat foot of Prea Ser Friday March 6 at ? p.m. offering fast freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and points. Freight received daily with PATERS following March 18 office 24 B Front and wharfboat Main phone 1180 839 J F Ellison Bapt and General Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lee
At & P.m
Ohio
Memphia
Vicksburg
Pine Biuffana
B. Front
Wharfboat
J. F. Ellison
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Iocus Prima
Montgomery Phister
Heuck’s
Dora Thorff
Louise de Varney
Mr. O'Neill As
San Carlos
Nippon
Henry Co. Urner
Superior Court
City Hall Notes
Sinking Fund Trustees Bl
Bishop Moore
Commercial Tribune Patterns
Petorng
Lasley
War York
CINNA
New
AdGrees
City and
Select Officers OF Woman's Club
City
Courierr
City OF
LEE Line Steamers
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