The Dairymaids Delight Grand Crowd In New York Run
The Dairymaids presented at the Grand drew a large, fashionable audience, led by Julia Sanderson and Harry Bulger. Critics praised the English atmosphere, strong American audience additions, and lively stage comedy with a standout dance and song work by Miss Hope and Miss Sanderson.
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the Grand
Harry Bulger
Julia Sanderson
Flossie Hope
Wbugene O'Rourke
Edgar Atchison-Ely
Grands
Frohman
Charles Moore
Ruby Ray
Fletcher Norton
London
Joe Mivens
Mr. O'Rourke
Dr. O'Brien
R. N. Harry Bulger
Atchison-Ely
Sam Brudenell
Todd Sloan
Peggy
Miss Hope
Eliza
Mabel Hollins
Winnifred
Miss Francis
Bulger
Ely
Norton
Purchase Academy
Charles Frohman
Ibsen’s Rosmersholm Draws From Real Life Tensions
The genesis of Rosmersholm, to be staged at the Lyric Theater next week, is traced to real life disputes between progressive and conservative forces. The drama reflects the bitter rancor of that period and the author’s technique of shaping authentic material into fiction.
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Ibsen
Bruce McRae Leads Rosmersholm at Lyric Theater
Bruce McRae, Mrs. Fiske's new leading man, joins the Manhattan Company for Rosmersholm at the Lyric Theater next week. He brings a national reputation from work with Ethel Barrymore, Olga Nethersole and Julia Marlowe and originated roles including Dr. Watson in Sherlock Holmes. In this production he portrays John Rosmer, a former clergyman whose dreams outpace his courage, a fate entwined with Rebecca West.
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Bruce McRae
Miss Barrymore
Kate
Miss Nethersole
Camille
Scarli
Dr. Watson
Sherlock Holmes
Charles Brandon
In New York Town musical comedy at Walnut
The Walnut opens next week with the well known touring attraction In New York Town a vivid show of metropolis life and gutter aristocracy Charles Howard leads a cast of fifteen principals plus a fifty strong chorus. The production features pretty songs handsome girls lavish effects and spectacular scenery and electrical novelties to please public taste.
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Walnut
New York Town
Metropolis
New York
Big City
Charles Howard
Alice Nielsen Debuts in Marta at Lyric Theater Floe
Tonight Alice Nielsen makes her first appearance with the San Carlo Grand Opera Company at the Lyric Theater Flo tow in the tuneful Marta. She is praised for figure, charm and voice and may sing The Last Rose of Summer in English during the opera. Her performance of that ballad previously won royal favor before the King and Queen of England. Marta promises a magnificent production.
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Alice Nielsen
San Carlo Grand Opera Company
Lyric Theater
Flotow
Marta
Miss Nielsen
Tom Moore
England
Delegation of Theatrical Managers to Lobby for Copyright Reform
A group from the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers will travel to Washington this week to urge a full and comprehensive copyright law. The delegation includes Augustus Thomas William A Brady David Belasco Charles E Lingam Joseph Brooks and others with representatives from the Dramatic Comedy and Green Room Clubs and several industry associations.
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New York
Washington
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Augustus Thomas
William A. Brady
David Belasco
Charles E.lingham
Joseph Brooks
Harry Dole Parker
George M. Cohan
Jules Murray
Henry B. Harris
J. W. Jacobs
Charles HW. Blaney
Joseph
The Man of the Hour at Grand Opera House
A drama by George Broadhurst debuts at the Grand Opera House next Monday. Produced by William A. Brady and Joseph R. Grismer, the play centers on political life and a street railway bill sought by a machine boss.
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Grand Opera House
George Broadhurst
William A. Brady
Joseph R. Grismer
Alwyn Bennett
Vesta Victoria Called Wealthiest Woman in Vaudeville
The Columbia Theater crowd heard manager A G Figgie declare Vesta Victoria the wealthiest woman in her profession. He noted she earned record vaudeville salaries in Cincinnati and lives in a London palace with family, two cars, and autonomy in travel.
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Vesta Victoria
Columbia
A. G. Figgie
London
Cincinnati
Figgie
Miss Victoria
Vanity Fair Opens at Standard Theatre March 29
Vanity Fair the big extravaganza company opens at the Standard Theatre Sunday March 29 with a burletta Twisted and Tangled and lively vaudeville acts by Tom Haverly Tom McRae Johnnie Hennings James Waters Belle Wilton and others plus Burns Palmer fight pictures. The show promises big business and features elegant costumes and scenic effects throughout.
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Vanity Fair
Standard Theater
Tom Haverly
Tom McRae
Johnnie Hennings
James Waters
James R. Waters
Welsh
Maitland
Haverly
McRae
Burns-Palmer
Waters Heads Vanity Fair Burlesque at Standard Theater
James R. Waters, the Hebrew comedian, leads Bob Manchester's Vanity Fair in a new burlesque at the Standard Theater next week. Waters, once manager of Yiddish opera in Cleveland with Alexander Bernstein, has toured Russia and returned broke before appearing in melodrama and now burlesque, preferring it to opera.
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James R. Waters
Bob Manchester
Standard
Next Wek
Alexander Bernstein
Cleveland
Waters
Russia
Aristocracy in Degas? Forepaugh Presents Oliver Twist Week
The Forepaugh Stock Company at the Olympic stagesAristocracy to open the week with acclaimed scenery and acting. A Dickens favorite Oliver Twist arrives next week in Beerbohm Tree’s dramatic version, expected to draw large attentive audiences worldwide.
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Bronson Howard
Charles Dickens
Oliver Twist
Dickens
Beerbohm Tree
Mr. Tree
Cincinnatian A J Philip features at Standard
Amusement notes announce A J Philip advance rep for Bob Manchester's Vanity Fair Company arriving next week. He is a Cincinnati boy and receives greetings from friends aiming to make his stay pleasant. Mrs Albert Sackett and daughter stay with Julia Sanderson's star in The Dairymaids at the Hotel Havlin.
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A. J. Philip
Bob
Manchester
Vanity Fair
the Standard
Cincinnati
Albert Sackett
Julia Sanderson
Charles Frohman
the Dairymaids
Havlin
Federal Tobacco Hearing Ends With Harris Testimony
The U S Government closed its case in the antitrust action against the American Tobacco Company with W R Harris, vice president and British American Tobacco director, testifying. He detailed the Imperial Tobacco Company acquisition for about 2.43 million dollars and the British American takeover of Imperial assets, including plants in England and Australia. The hearing record spans over four thousand pages and will be submitted to circuit judges for certification to the Supreme Court.
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New York
United States
Shields
American Tobacco Company
W. R. Harris
British-American Tobacco Company
England
Harris
Imperial Tobacco Company
Rochester
N. Y
New Orleans
Durham, N. C
Mr. Harris
Australia
London
Liverpool
Ashland Gate
Imperial Company
Lacombe
Supreme Court of
Meck Case Closed by Investigators in Ohio Probe
Special Dispatch reports Columbus March session of the probe concluded Meck failed to substantiate charges of traffic in state certificates and other offenses by state school examiners. Corson described faction origins and testified about opposition to a bill for five new normal schools. Carson denied trading institute work and denied involvement in nominations, while Kilmer testified about a July hotel incident and Ferguson accused Examiner Humphrey of improper actions. Zeller warned President Thompson that Boyd should halt his fight or face war.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Meck
O. T. Corson
Corson
Iona May Kilmer
Dunkirk
Southern
Mary Bertha Ferguson
Dollinger
Humphrey
Miss Ferguson
J. W. Zeller
Thompson
Zeller
Boyd
Convict Granted Respite In Pittsburg Execution Stay
Harrisburg Pa March 23 At the request of the British Ambassador in Washington Governor Stuart today issued a respite staying the execution of William Smith at Pittsburg from March 24 until April 28.
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Harrisburg
Washington
Stuart
William Smith
Pittsburg
Obituary notices of Woodward Eidlitz Liebert Barkelew and Kline
Obituaries report Benjamin F Woodward of Denver died in Mexico. Leopold Eidlitz, famed architect, died at 84 in New York City. Herman Lieber, Indianapolis art store head, died while on a family trip in Flagstaff. C H Barkelew of Middletown Ohio, 60, president of Barkelew Electrical Co. Brigadier General Jacob Kline, US Army retired, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Professor Carl Stetson, Boston educator, died after fifty-one years teaching without a day missed.
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Benjamin F. Woodward
Denver
Col
Colorado
Mexico
Newark
Pittsburg
Western Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
Leopold Eidlitz
New York City
Mr. Bidlitz
Prague
Bohemia
State Capitol
Albany
Christ Church
St. Louis
St. George’s Church
New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Herman Lieber
Flagstaff
Ariz
Lieber
H. Lieber
Indianapolis
Mr. Lieber
Peter Lieber
United States
Dusseldorff
Germany
C. H. Barkelew
Barkelew Electrical Co
Middletown
Vrouillard Tobacco Co
Wilson M'Calley Tobacco Co
South River
N. J
Jacob Kline
United States Army
Johns Hopkins
Aida Thrills at Lyric as San Carlo Opens Season
The San Carlo Opera Company opened at the Lyric Theater with Verdi Aida under Conti. Signor Constantino led a strong cast including Mme Desana and Mme Claessens in a vivid production praised for vocal power and dramatic detail. The chorus and orchestra supported a glowing, confident premiere. Tonight Martha follows with Nielsen and Dani in leading roles.
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Constantino
Blanchart
Rossi
Villani
the Mines
Desana
Glaessens
Conti
Mmne
Aida
Amneris
Amonasro
Mme
Claessens
Constantine
Celeste Euda
Signor Rossi
Ramphis
Monsieur Blanchart
Signor Conti
Flotow
Martha
Mme. Nielsen
Signor Dani
Lionel
Kentucky coal operator shot and killed
J. Blevins Hudwell, a prominent coal operator of Southeastern Kentucky, was fatally shot in Middlesboro last night by Charles Cooper, a bartender. Jealousy is the stated motive. Cooper was arrested after firing through a door where Hudwell sat.
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Middlesboro
J. Blevins
Hudwell
Kentucky
Charles Cooper
Cooper
Patrolman Warns of Fire Threat at Hey & Co Plant
A spontaneous blaze in the dry room of Benjamin Hey & Co. on Broadway between Pearl and Front streets at 10 last night endangered a tenement at Broadway and the Central Bridge. Patrolman Peter Giltenan alerted residents and, with Corporal Doyle, rescued several horses as flames were confined to the dry room and caused about 1500 dollars in damage.
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Benjamin Hey & Co
Broadway
Pearl
Front Street
Central Bridge
Peter Giltenan
Second District
Front
Doyle
Sixth
Hey
Accused Blames Wife in Bogus Check Case
John Utz a 38 year old tailor of 1521 Bay miller street was arrested for passing a worthless check amid police efforts to halt a West End check flood. He accused his wife Minnie Brinkmeier of Dayton and Baymiller streets who denied the charge after interrogation.
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John Utz
Baymiller Street
West End
Gerwe
Minnie Brinkmeier
Dayton
Baymiller
Utz
Grumman
Burial Society Disbands After New Law Passes
Hamilton Ohio reports the Hamilton Mutual Burial Association will disband due to a new law banning burial societies. The 2,000 low income members paid 12 cents monthly for garuntee of proper burial. eight years old, members to receive no loss.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Hamilton Mutual Burial Association
Captains Lose Licenses In River Packet Case
United States Local Marine Inspector William H. Clark revoked the licenses of Captain Miles H. Brown of the Carrie Brown and Captain James Cal vert and Chief Engineer Robert Cox of the J. B. Dickson. All are noted Ohio and Kanawha River boat owners. Allegations state they endangered passengers by not complying with fire laws. Cases will be appealed to Supervising Inspector Crumbaugh in Cincinnati.
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Gallipolis
United States
William H. Clark
Miles H. Brown
Carrie Brown
James Calvert
Robert Cox
J. B. Dickson
Crumbaugh
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Kentucky
Madison
City of Louisville
Louisville
Queen City
Pittshburg
Tacoma
Lizzie Bay
City of Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Pittsburg
Pt. Pleasant
Osburg
Broadway
Othe
Washington
Miles Brown
James Cal
J. Eckson
United States Superii
Major Crubh
Clark
Major Crumbaugh
The
Weather Bureau
Covington & Cincinnati Pension Bridge Managers
Bassler
James A Jones Arrested In Domestic Dispute In Hamilton
James A Jones a Hamilton businessman was arrested on warrants alleging an attack on his divorced wife Ja A Jones and on her brother Core Trout. The case set for hearing tomorrow. Mrs Jones said she arrived from Cincinnati on a Pennsylvania train and kissed her son at the station. Jones allegedly struck her and drew a knife when Trout intervened, slashing his coat and hat but not injuring him.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
James A. Jones
Ja A. Jones
Core Trout
Trout
Parkhurst Charges Denied by City Officials in Albany
Mayor McClelland and Police Commissioner Bingham filed general denials with Governor Hughes to charges by Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst of the Society for the Prevention of Crime. The accusations claim they allowed flagrant liquor tax violations in New York.
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Albany
N. Y
McClelland
Bingham
New York
Hughes
Charles H. Parkhurst
Society For the Preventiore of Crime
Rival conventions endorse Taft in Second District
In Serge Teon on March 23, Republicans in the Second Congressional District held rival conventions at the same hour. Both conventions endorsed Taft for President.
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Serge Teon
Taft
Marion Michel Ends Life After Landlady Dispute
Dayton Ohio March 23 Marion Michel 42 attempted to kill his landlady claiming she spread false reports. He drank carbolic acid and died. the landlady is expected to recover.
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Dayton, D
Marion Michel
Eczema Cure Claim Promotes Wintergreen Oil Remedy
An ad touts a wintergreen oil mix claimed to instantly relieve eczema itching and cure non hereditary skin conditions. It asserts the D D D Prescription cures every last inherited or non born eczema while promising immediate itch relief and urges readers to visit Dow's Drug Stores for the remedy and D D D Soap.
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Dow
Officer Locked In Cries Loud For Ad
Detective Dick Reed became a prisoner in a storeroom at City Hall after a door lock failed. Trapped for a time he signaled for help through a courtyard window, attracting boys who alerted the janitor to free him.
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Dick Reed
Police Headquarters
City Hall
Elks Pool Tournament Honors Reported in Cincinnati Lodge
Dr. O. F. Hussey and James Kumper won the lodge pool tournament of the Cincinnati Elks last night. Charles Richardson received the booby prize, a cut glass dish. 8. F. Tibball of Middletown Ohio, the District Deputy, will preside at the annual election Friday night.
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O. F. Hussey
James Kumper
Cincinnati Lodge of Elks
Charles Richardson
F. Tibball
Middletown
River Departures and Ohio River Readings
The River section reports daily departures from Cincinnati port with ships bound for Pomeroy Maysville Madison and Louisville. It notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati rising to 48 feet 3 inches yesterday and forecast to near 49.5 feet Tuesday before falling. It lists boats due today and details river gauges project to install an automatic record gauge at the Cincinnati pier for flood monitoring.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
News From Other Ports and River Conditions Report
River readings across ports show varying levels with arrivals at Pittsburg Wheeling Madison Louisville Ans ville CATHO and others. Vessels Barrett Harvester Summers and John Summers noted arrivals or departures with times. River heights range from 10.8 to 43.8 feet with rising or falling trends and mild to pleasant weather in several towns.
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Pittsburg
Eas Island
Wheeling
Madison
Louisville
Ansville
Catho
Barrett
Lower
Mississippi
Harvester
Memphis
John
Steamboat Line Ad Promises Sailings on Upper Ohio
The notice advertises the Queen City packet service on the Upper Ohio from Pittsburgh to Pomeroy and Wheeling with a wharfboat at Broadway foot. Contact BR.MA Agent at 204 Public Landing for schedules and tickets, following Saturday March 28.
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Queen City
Broadway
Public Landing
Tel
Seana
Steamer Greenwood Plans to Pomeroy Calls Today
The Greene Line wharfboat will operate from Sycamore at 5 p.m. today with a run to Pomeroy. Contact M. 1457 for details.
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Greenwood
Pomeroy
Greene Line
Sycamore
Steamer Courier Schedules for Maysville and Louisville
The notice lists steamer departures from Line wharfboat and foot Sycamore for Maysville and intermediate points today at 1 pm. It also notes daily departures from foot Main at 6 pm, and 9 am on Sundays, with freight service on the Kentucky River and a telegraph contact.
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Maysville
Sycamore
Louisville
Ohio
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