Rose of the Rancho Triumphs at Lyric Theater
The Rose of the Rancho gains high praise from critics for its artful staging by David Belasco at the Lyric. Frances Starr leads a 67-strong company as Juanita with a faultless supporting trio, while The Dairymaids at Grand next week promises strong comedy and chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho
Lyric
Grand
Belasco
Frances Starr
Juanita
Charles Richman
John JW. Cope
A. Hamilton Revelle
Maria Davis
Cincinnati
David Belasco
Frederick Berger to Manage Columbia Theater in Washington
Frederick Berger acting manager of the big company will become permanent manager of the Columbia Theater in Washington. He is brother in law of the late comedian Sol Smith Russell and previously managed all of Russell's road tours as his business partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Miller
Checkers Company
Walnut
Eva
Papa
Uncle Tom
Eliza
Carl
Sapphira Baggesen
Columbia
Carl Baggesen
Baggesen
Aristocracy to Be Revived by Forepaugh at Olympic
Bronson Howard's Aristocracy, praised as the dean of American plays, returns to the Olympic next week with Forepaugh Stock Company. The production emphasizes ensemble strength over stars, features lavish iron-set furnishings, and aims for a high merit level through balanced acting and staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Howard
Charles Frohman
Fore baugh Stock Company matinee at the Olympic
The Fore baugh Stock Company presents Robert Emmet the Irish drama with a minstrel show at the Olympic this afternoon. The St Patrick s Night performance drew strong praise and the combined bill promises diverse, rich entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forebaugh Stock Company
Robert Emmet
Dairymaids at Grand Next Week in Cincinnati
Cincinnati theatergoers will see The Dairymaids at the Grand next week a musical comedy with catchy songs and clever comedians. Harry Bulger leads an all star Cincinnati cast including Eugene O Rouke Edgar Atchison Ely and Fletcher Norton in a light hearted show that has enjoyed long runs in New York Boston and on tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymaids
Cincinnati
Charles Frohman
Boston
Beaton
Harry Bulger
Corps of
Eugene O'Rouke
Edgar Atchison-Ely
Fletcher Norton
Bulger
Sherrie Mathews
Gay Coney Island
Italian Cast Joins Mascagni Work In Philadelphia
An Italian group joined Mascagni's Philadelphia production after volunteering to work for under a thousand dollars. The Consul safeguarded the work as Italian secretaries executed the final preparations and the orchestra performed nightly for weeks with local and visiting performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Italy
Sig
Augustino Montegriffo
del Puente
Clara
Poole
Carlotta Walker
Emma Juch
Mascagni
Mastero
Miss Johnson Leaves Cast. Miss Probst Replaces Her
Miss Ethel Johnson of Red Mill Company will be absent for a week in New York after being persuaded by manager Berger to join the visit. Sadie Probst takes Johnson's place during her temporary retirement, with Montgomery and Berger expressing regret at the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Johnson
Red Mill Company
Berger
New York
Miss Johnson
Montgomery
Sadie Probst
Matinee of The Red Mill at Grand with Montgomery and Stone
A Grand matinee presents The Red Mill featuring Montgomery and Stone and a large company of notable musical comedy performers. The show offers haunting airs, engaging comedy, and chorus numbers that drew enthusiastic praise.
Cavalleria Rusticana Comes to Lyric Theater March 28
San Carlo Opera Company's Cavalleria Rusticana at the Lyric marks the twentieth anniversary of its U.S. debut. Emil Anker Miller recounts the battle to secure American rights, backstory on Mascagni, and a daring, penny‑pinched pursuit that led to a Philadelphia premiere and dramatic rehearsal scramble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
San Carlo Opera Company
Lyric Theater
Emil Ankermiller
Heuck and
Fennessey
Mascagni
England
Tom’ Kelly
Grand Opera House
Philadelphia
American Opera Company
Mexico
Eloie Sylva
Barton McGucken
Emma Juch
Clara Poole
William Ludwig
Giuseppe del Puente
Franz Vetta
Lyceum Stage Delves Into Melodrama Range And Roots
Actor P Aug Anderson discusses the term melodrama and its history while promoting The Curse of Drink at the Lyceum. He contrasts past training and stock companies with today’s sensational plays and argues for homely, moral productions that require real acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Aug. Anderson
Bill Sanford
Lyceum
Theodore Kremer
Hal Reid
Owen Davis
Lincoln J. Carter
Richard Mansfield
Sir Henry Irving
E. H. Sothern
Primrose Minstrel Company Sets Walnut Carnival Week
George Primrose and his sixty member company bring a high class black faced minstrel show to Walnut next week. The lineup includes Neil Abel Harry Boyd John Burke Steve Grady Kennedy Brothers and more with strong vocalists and an orchestra led by Charles Proop. The program features a humorous negro sketch followed by a burlesque on baseball while the troupe performs across the five act program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Primrose
Neil Abel
Harry
Turkey
Primrose Show Tops Bills With Cubs and Giants
Eighteen men from the Chicago Cubs and New York Giants appear as the main attraction as four other acts follow in quick succession, framing the best Primrose bill the paper recalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Primrose
San Carlo Opera Company at Lyric Theatre A Major Engagement
The San Carlo Opera Company at the Lyric Theatre in Queen City promises a highly successful operatic run. Acoustics and stage setup suit opera, drawing music lovers to Director Henry Russell's acclaimed organization. Eight operas attract strong interest with many seats sold, and out of town patrons will ride theater trains until near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Carlo Opera Company
Lyric Theater
Queen City
Henry Russell
Transatlantic Burlesquers to Present Two Hot Knights Show
The Transatlantic Burlesquers bring breezy gay burlesque to Standard Theater next week with Two Hot Knights and A Gay Modister. Female cast of about thirty perform burlettas with lavish costumes and sparkling electric scenery. Highlights include Lizzie Fre Mgh, Kal inowski Brothers, Opera Queen Norma Bell, a trio of Sharkey Whitely and Killion, Fitzgerald and Quinn, and the Sisters De Graff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Fre Mgh
Kalinowski Brothers
Norma Bell
William Sharkey
James Whitely
Frank Killion
Fitzgerald
Quinn
de Graff
The Red Mill understudies shine under Eugene Arnold
The Red Mill company relies on understudies as theatrical insurance says stage manager Eugene Arnold. Antoinette Reisen leads the understudies, with Gene Cole and Clara Nelson among other clever players. The piece features strong encores from George B. Miller and Baggesen duo, delivering dramatic and comic moments without star performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red
Eugene Arnold
Arnold
Montgomery
Stone
Gene Cole
Clara Nelson
Red Mill
Lande Probst
Ethel Johnson
New Suits Filed in Superior Court Records
A list of civil actions filed in the Superior Court includes Henderson Jones versus Fanny M Jones for divorce. William Hur versus Robert C Boyer for a receiver and dissolution of partnership. Williams Robertson versus The Piano Company on appeal. Frederick W Folger versus Horace et al for equitable relief. Herancourt Brewing Company versus Roettinger et al. Schuls v Charles. and Lowia Pavedh et al v Anderson et al seeking injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson’ Jones
Fanny M. Jones
P. J
Jones
William Hur
Robert C. Boyer
John G. Hudson
Williams
Robertson
The
Ne Piano Company
Squire Lamp
Frederick W. Folger
Horacena
R. P. Hareo
le Herancourt Brewing
J._ McCarthy
Force and Roettinger & Paved Ce
M. Schuls
Charles
Kentucky Governor Advises Guards to Shoot to Kill
Governor Willson of Kentucky urged property guards to shoot to kill and indicated pardons for guards convicted of murder in duty. Covington tobacco buyer Paul D Learsh confirms the conversation after arranging four guards and consulting Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Willson
Kentucky
Paul D. Learsh
Learsh
Monterey
Frankfort
Searsh
Brooksville Man Seeks Help Over Burned Tobacco Loss
Robert Staton of Brooksville Kentuck y travels to Covington to file records with the Internal Revenue office after 22 000 pounds of tobacco burned in a Brooksville warehouse. He says state and county protection failed and asks aid to account for disposition of the tobacco under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Staton
Brooksville
Covington
Staton
Internal Revenue Office
Georgetown Theft Arrests Reported by Patrolsmen
Patrolsmen Appel and Beach arrested Charles Golden Garnis Penny Lonnie Alford and Eugene Becker on suspicion after a sack of shoes was found. Golden charged with carrying concealed weapons and all four with loitering. Penny accused Golden. Becker and Penny admitted prior prison terms. Judges fined and jailed each, with sentences ranging up to fifty days. Police will continue investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appel
Beach
Charles Golden
Garnis Penny
Lonnie Alford
Eugene Becker
Georgetown
Golden
Tennessee
Becker
New York
Penny
Read
Alford
Covington Briefs and Local Notes
Covington Council No. 73 of the United Commercial Travelers elected officers led by Past Councilor C. E. Swetnam and Senior Councilor J. L. Reed. Anna Rust, 23, a DeCoursey School teacher, died at home and will be buried in Corntown. Police Judge Read postponed the Daisy Milliken loitering case amid Chicago’s inquiry into a man named Milliken linked to a prison escape. Richard Perry’s condition after a self inflicted abdominal wound remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Council
United Commercial Travelers
C. E. Swetnam
J. L. Reed
J. R. Huesing
C. Pohlman
Page
Charles Blase
C. Linderman
Joseph Landwehr
J. P. Heidel
Anna Rust
DeCoursey School
Corntown
Daisy Milliken
Booth
Chicago
Milliken
Richard Perry
Confesses Burglary Two Men Arraigned in Covington
Edward Clayton and Charles Williams both colored were arraigned before Police Judge Read on housebreaking and larceny charges. Detectives Sandford and Salters arrested them in Cincinnati. Williams returned without requisition papers, Clayton extradited. Clayton pleaded guilty, Williams claimed nonparticipation but admitted pawning items from homes on Madison avenue. They were bound over in $2,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clayton
Charles Williams
Clayton
Williams
Cincinnati
Sandford and Salters
Covington
C. A. J. Walker
Emery Eades
R. C. Stewart
Madison Avenue
Zumbiel and Sherman Property Transfers in Kenton County
The record lists multiple property transfers in Kentucky. Ed ward and Addie Zumbiel deed 1 acre near Erlinger on the Cincinnati Southern Railway to Charles Zumbiel. Elizabeth and FE A Sherman transfer 34 by 90 feet on Scott Street to Anna Sheridan. William A Glaser transfers 20 by 12 and a half feet on Sholer Street to Anna Glaser. Olivia and John McKenna transfer 17 by 9 feet on Sixth Street to M A Foster.
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Edaward
Addie Zumbiel
Charles Zumbiel
Erlanger
Cincinnati Southern
Kenton County
Feuvebew
Ian’ Rape Odl Edward
Annie Zumbiel
Charlesumbiel
Ayenile
Elizabeth
FE. A. Sherman
Anna Sheridan
Scott Street
William A.glaser
Anna Glaser
Sholer Street
Edward
Elizabeth Sherman
Elitany Fitzgerald
Wood, Street
Les Serica
Kinhema Panee
Olivia
John McKenna
M. A. Foster
Sixth Street
Patrol Wagon 6 Missing From Covington Police Area
A Covington Kenton County patrol wagon and its horse team vanished after a trip to Newport with Hezekiah Trotter. Detectives traced the wagon to Madison Avenue near Twentieth Street before it disappeared. Police say yesterday’s arrestees were not given a ride in the wagon. The finder is asked to return the wagon to Covington Police Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Police Department of
Covington
Newport
Hezekiah Trotter
Cincinnati
William Manley
Court Avenue
Scott Street
Fifth
Madison Avenue
Twentieth Street
Boy 13 Arraigned for Post Office Ink Mischief
Archie Cunningham, aged 13 of Second and Scott streets, faced County Judge H P Stephens on disorderly conduct charges. Witness Allie Seiler testified a crowd loitered in the post office corridors and caused chaos by scattering blotters and pouring ink into the letter receptacle, obscuring many addresses. Probation Officer Saltser arrested him and Judge Stephens released him on probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Cunningham
H. P. Stephens
Cunningham
Second
Scott Streets
Allie Seiler
Saltser
City Jailer’s suit on ordinance accounting upheld
Campbell County court accepts overruled demurrer in a suit by City Jailer Chris Ebert challenging an November ordinance requiring jailers to account to the city and remit all fees from county state and government for prisoner maintenance. Suit will proceed on merits. Also Hurd sues American Bonding Co for $1,000 on Crawford judgment. Emma Demler sues for divorce. Park & Sons Co sues Healy as assignee for $675.47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Ebert
Yungblut
A. C. Hurd
American Bonding Company
Baltimore
C. D. Crawford
Crawford
Hurd
Emma Demler
John Demler
Emma Knorr
John D. Park & Sons Company
H. M. Healy, Jr
George Marxmiller
Marxmiler and Wife
Monmouth Street Loan and Building Association
Shoots to liberate cat on Central avenue
Detectives Sheeran and Morton responded to a report of a killing in Central avenue Newport. They found a large cat with a green salmon can fixed on its head. Detective Morton shot off the can but the cat did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
Newport
Sheeran
Morton
Police Department
Battle Over Jail Guard Bills Sparks Courthouse Scene
Former city jailer Joseph Trostiere and overseer of the workhouse Harry Gahan clashed at the courthouse yesterday afternoon. Gahan allegedly struck Brosmore before bystanders and Patrolman Dickerson intervened. The dispute centers on guards' pay after a jail fumigation due to contagious disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Trostiere
Harry
Chub
Gahan
Brosmore
Merchants Hit With Sunday Opening Arrest Warrants
S A Dougherty of the Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers Association obtained warrants from Magistrate Huber to arrest Ernst and from County cer H Stephens to arrest Murphy for keeping shops open on Sunday. One Murphy case was continued. the Murphy case is set for next Tuesday and Ernst for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Dougherty
Covington Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association
Huber
Pardons Plea From Former Foe in Local Case
William McIntyre, stabbed eighteen months ago, asks Governor Willson to grant a pardon for Sam Bowers who is serving two and a half years. Judge Berry who tried the case is dead and the woman involved has married a porter. McIntyre argues Bowers has suffered enough while Bowers seeks citizenship ahead of eight months remaining in his sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McIntyre
Willson
Sam Bowers
Berry
Negro Porter
McIntyre
Bowers
Newport
Harriman
Tenn
Michaels Will Contests Prolonged Trial in Newport Circuit
In Newport, the Mary Nuhn vs Minnie Michaels case to contest Charles Michaels 1903 will was called for trial but again continued. The administratrix Minnie Michaels faces a claim of undue influence from Michaels' mother, Mary Nuhn, while Attorney Arthur Hall cited the defendant's pneumonia illness as the reason for another adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
Newport
Mary Nuhn
Minnie Michael
Charles Michaels
Dairy
Minnie Michaels
Nuhn
Sait
Arthur Hall
Newport News In Brief
Funeral details for Harry Fenton to be held at 130 East Second Street Newport with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Newport German Pioneer Association officers listed. Blanche Harrison to be released tomorrow. Anthony Fritsch 83 dies after eight weeks illness. founder of St Stephen’s Church. funeral at church. Patrick Fitzpatrick found near Newport Police Station with head wound. held for safekeeping after claiming celebration. Newport residents form Humane Society. meeting at St Mark’s Church with temporary president Rev Hansue and secretary Chris Ebert. Next meeting planned at church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fenton
Lizzie Carpenter
Cincinnati
East Second Street
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Newport German Pioneer Association
Henry W. Reusch
Charles Filaig
Mike Fieglein
Jonas Schmidt
Adam Ziegler
Adam Wagner
Kehm
Thomas Lehkamp
John Weber
John Allemeyer
Blanche Harrison
Anthony Fritsch
York Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Todd
Humane Society
St. Mark’s Church
Oscar Trounstine
Cincinnati Organization
Hansue
Chris Ebert
Property transfers in Newport and surrounding additions
Henry Linfert and others transfer Lot 622 in Newport Buena Vista addition to Charles Boehmer and wife. Joseph Raterstorf and wife transfer Lot 31 in McArthur's addition in Newport to John Gmuen der and wife. Jule Plummer and wife transfer multiple parcels Lots 205 206 207 208 in Ingalls Park subdivision and a 20 percent interest to Lorenz Dello Jacavo and others in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Linfert
Charles Boehmer
Tion
Newport
Buena Vista
Joseph Raterstorf
John Gmuender
McArthur's
Wee Neeee
Ewene
Jule Plummer
Lorenz Dello Jacavo
Ingalls Park
Coroner Refers Harris Case to Police
Coroner Cameron referred the death of David H. Harris to police as investigators doubt the cause. Detective Chief Crawford assigned Detectives Sweeney and Houlston to probe the case. Testimony from Charles Purificato was submitted, alleging abrasions came from stones thrown to disturb the body. Investigators will focus on the missing pocket book and the pension funds, 36 dollars drawn versus 93 cents found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
David H. Harris
Harrison Avenue
Mill Creek
Crawford
Sweeney and
Houlston
Charles Purificato
John Pflug
Purificato
Harris
Right Rev Gustave A Rouxel dies auxiliary bishop of New Orleans
The Right Rev Gustave A Rouxel auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of New Orleans died in New Orleans after weeks of illness. Born in Redon France in 1840 he was ordained there in 1863 and has been rector of the Church of the Annunciation since 1885 and auxiliary bishop since 1399. Mrs Julia Lowry Grennan 61 of Oxford Ohio died yesterday at home of heart failure survived by her husband and four daughters. Henry Knute Nelson son of Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota died in Colorado Springs Colorado aged 37 after long illness. Cardinal Casali Del Drage died in Rome aged about 61. born in 1838 created Cardinal in 1899.
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Gustave. A. Rouxel
New Orleans
Rouxel
Redon
France
Catholic Church of
Julia. Lowry Grennan
Lawrence E. Grennan
Oxford
Henry
Knute
Nelson
United States
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Colorado Springs
Col
Cardinal Casali del Drage
Rome
Italy
Farmers' Corn and Alfalfa Special heads to Ohio fields
A mobile agricultural college on wheels from the Pennsylvania Railroad will open next Friday. The Farmers' Corn and Alfalfa Special starts in Lancaster, Ohio, and travels to Morrow stopping at Amanda, Stoutsville, Circleville, Williamsport, Atlanta, New Holland, Ogden, and Clarksville for forty minute lectures by Ohio College of Agriculture professors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
An_ agricultural college
Ohio College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lancaster
Morrow
Amanda
Stoutsville
Circleville
Williamsport
Atlanta
New Holland
Ogden
Clarksville
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Corey
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Mabel Hollins
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Frieda Wiegold
Ruby Ray
George Edwardes
Gayety Theater
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the Grand
Land
Cholmondeley Jones
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Brotherly Love
Primrose’s Minstrels
Big San Carlo
Transatlantic Burlesquers
Common Pleas Court
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Lowia
Covington and Newport
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Cam
Covington Briefs
Nam
Edoward Frederick
Ludlow
Crewe
Nola B. Fight
Ain Teen
Edward R. Johnston
Ova
Mary E. Peer
Wseee Sneeee
Schindler
Eees
Macoy
Ind
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Barmey
Eeseedee
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George
Hales Lad
Campbell County Courts
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