Columbia's Programme Delights Vaudeville Audience
The Columbia's programme remains strong with Marcel's Art Studies and a slate of acts by Reiff Brothers, Violet Allen, Clarence Siegel, Wilbur Mack, and others. The Standard hosts Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravaganza, with Bert Baker, Mary Gilmore, and a broad cast delivering lively routines and burlesque. The season features aerial stunts, musical farces, and a brisk touring schedule, including Miss Crosman in a Grand Theatre engagement.
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Columbia
Marcel
M. Jean Marcel
Paris
Wheatfield
Sunteers
Evangeéline
Music
Gelus
Sicily
Armes
Washington
Lafayette
Robert Cohn
Sampson
Germany
Reiff Brothers
Mason Eee
Junie McCrée
I Logy
Keno
Walsh
Melrose
Clarence Siegel
Wilbur Mack
Nella Walker
Mr. Mack
Violet Allen
Mr. Allen
Sears Allen
R. A., Wise
Phoebe White
Mr. Fred_ Jackson
Jimmie Lane
William Keller
Mately
Rice
Barton
Standard
Charley Batton
Benjamin Browser
Bert Baker
Baker
Lared Gilmore
Sdngs
Wee Frank Pierce
Alice Maizee
É Singer
Gibson
Ross McKee
Ernest van
Miller
Hunt
Tsa Gens
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Claim Nervous Pain Relief
An advertisement asserts pain is a nerve discord and that Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills calm nerves to relieve distress. It cites relief for various pains and promotes the product from Elkhart Indiana with endorsements.
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Miles
Eugpes
Jeng
Ical CO
Elkhart, Iie
Chester Park Opens With Wide Crowds and New Attractions
Chester Park in Chester opened yesterday amid strong attendance as afternoon and evening crowds tested lasting features. Tickler ride and Cairo Skating Rink drew steady throngs, while human roulette, Fica Circus, Stanley submarine boat, and Choir Celestial drew praise. The park’s roof garden ballroom and overall advance were praised as Chester enters a very successful season.
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Chester Park
Chester
Cairo Skating Rink
Nut College
Fica
Sram
Woodward High Plans Minstrel Show May Ninth
For six months Woodward High seniors have rehearsed cakewalks and coon songs and rubbed burnt cork for a minstrel performance at the Auditorium on May ninth. The event draws wide interest across high schools and the curtain is eagerly anticipated for a lengthy varied programme.
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Woodward
Henrietta Crosman to Open Engagement at Grand Tonight
May Festival visitors may also attend the dramatic program as Henrietta Crosman, a leading American actress, begins an engagement at the Grand this evening in The Country Girl. Crosman arrived yesterday at the theater.
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Nhead
Miss Crosman
Peggy Thrift
Peggy
Holden
London
John Fiood
Addison Pitt
A. H. van Buren
Percy Lyndall
A. H. Symmons
Helena Wintner
Aé@s Gilman
Grace Wilson
Henrietta Crosman
Ringling Brothers Parade Route Set Next Wednesday
The Ringling Brothers Circus parade will march starting 8:30 AM next Wednesday along Spring Grove Avenue to Western Freeman Ninth Central Fourth Main Fifth Race Twelfth Central Colerain and back. No parade from Norwood Thursday with two performances at Cumminsville Wednesday and two at Norwood Thursday.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Ringling Brothers
Cumminsville
Norwood
la Belle Rothe
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Spring Grove Avenue
Western
Freeman
Central Avenue
Main
Colerain
Sunday at the Zoo Opens Summer Season with Concerts
Sunday saw good attendances at the Zoo despite gloomy skies. Next Sunday marks the formal clubhouse cafe opening and the start of the summer concert season with Enrico Gargiulo and forty musicians in Cincinnati.
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the Zoo
Zoo
Chevalier Enrico Gargiulo
Cincinnati
Bis
Automobile Narrow Door Standoff Closes Columbia Stage
German strongman Robert Cohn faced a 65 inch door at the Columbia as a 66 inch wide auto weighing 1200 pounds failed to pass. After removing wheelcaps and door frame trim, the vehicle slid through by less than a sixteenth inch margin with three men aboard.
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Ziegler
Columbia
Robert Dohn
Germany
Cohn
Sycamore Street
Mere Men Try to Appraise Sewing
A New York Board of General Appraisers panel, lacking a woman member, could not classify a batch of women's gloves for tariff purposes. They debated whether the gloves were stitched or embroidered with more than three strands, consulted male experts, and ultimately admitted uncertainty. The importer avoids tariff charges pending clarified standards.
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General Appraisers
New York
Board of Appraisers
Supreme Court
City boy and girl welfare urged in Cincinnati sermon
Dr. Ketcham of Trinity Methodist preached on The City's Care for Its Boys and Girls condemning crowded tenements and lack of parks. He praised Union Bethel, Associated Charities, Juvenile Court, and House of Refuge, urged park expansion and new tenement laws, and commended J. W. Rodgers for park development efforts.
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Dr. Ketcham
Trinity M. &. Church
Zechariah
Hessaid
Union Bethel
Associated Charities
House of Refuge
Park
Cincinnati
J. W. Rodgers
Prayers for presidential guidance urged in Cincinnati churches
A Protestant alliance encouraged pastors to lead prayers for God’s guidance in the coming campaign. Some ministers resisted, urging individual prayer instead. Dr. Ketcham praised reverence toward God in national affairs and argued the President should embody Christian faith to influence youth and public life.
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Evangelical Alliance
Trinity M. E. Church
Cincinnati
America
Much Expected of New Airship
Paris reports a new airship under construction at Clement Bacard Automobile Works. Inventor Abpazza calls it an aerial aeroplane with a nine thousand cubic meter balloon, powered by three near four hundred horsepower motors. The craft uses gravity and a wide tentlike hull to propel forward without propellers. Trials planned at Vincennes with Goupyry design, aiming for a thirteen meter apparatus in a month.
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New York Herald Co
Commercial Tribune
Paris
Clement Bacard
M. Goupyry
Vincennes
St. Catherine’s Hill
Rouen
M. Guilbaud
M. Gujipaud
M. Bleriot
Albert Lambert
St. Louis Aero Club
St. Cloud
Tucay
Touten Court
Somme
Comte Henry de la Vaulx
Price de Caraman Chimay
Landrecy
Memorial Rites for Cincinnati Eagles Honor Departed Members
Members of Cincinnati Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles gathered at Aerie Hall on Walnut Street for annual memorial services. The program featured a Requiem bell, blue star symbolizing souls, prayers and music by the Eagle Quartet, and addresses by Thomas J. Cogan and H G Eisenlohr.
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Cincinnati
Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aérie Hall
Walnut Street
Louis Broermann
Agthy
Charles Schéuerle
William Benning
Bendett
Charlotte Callahan
Joseph Schenke
Triyan
Order Theéh
Rabbi Phillips
Mrs. Bennett
Mias Callahan
Mr. Schenke
O Paradise
Thomas J. Cogan
William J. Guilfoyle
Catholic Fresh Air Home Society Seeks Donations Tomorrow
The Catholic Fresh Air Home Society announces a donation drive through The Commercial Tribune. Members thank contributors and invite those who aided in the past to participate on Tuesday, Bay 5.
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Cath Fresh Air Society
Catholic Fresh
Commercia ‘Tribune
Plan to Abolish Louisiana Racing Sparks Legislature Debate
A wealthy-backed campaign to abolish all betting tied to race tracks in Louisiana will be pushed before the Legislature meeting in Baton Rouge. Opponents include major newspapers and several leading citizens. an alternative is a State Racing Commission. Governor-elect Sanders is set for a forthcoming message as political leaders from both parties oppose racing gambling. Outlook on New Orleans winter tourism and crime-linked betting is debated. potential economic impact includes hotel guest spillover and thefts linked to gambling activity.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Detroit
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Eden Park
Burnet, Woods
Washington Park
Lincoln
Garfield
Inwood Vine
Hollister
Broadway
Third
McKinley
John and
Wade
Hunt Street
Owl's Nest
O’bryanville
Mound
Barr
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
State Racing Commission
Frank T. Howard
John M. Parker
Beverly Warner
Trinity Episcopal Church
James H. Blenk
New Orléans
J. ¥. Sanders
Democratic State Central Committee
St Clement’s Triumphant Opens Catholic League Season
Mayor Henry Imwalle of St Bernard opened the league schedule with a speech as St Clement’s defeated St Charles Borromeo 11 to 8. Pitchers Shepmann and Goedke held lines until a six run burst by St Clement’s in the sixth. Broxtermann hit a ninth inning home run as St Clement’s clinched the pennant last year.
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Henry Imwalle
St. Bernard
St. Clement’s
St. Charles Borromeo
S J.clement’s
Shepmann
St. Clement's
Eulogies Honor Late Senators Mallory and Bryan
Washington May 3 addresses praising the lives and public service of late United States Senators Stephen Mallory and William J. Bryan were delivered in the House of Representatives. Speaker Cannon presided, with numerous representatives from Florida Georgia New York Ohio Illinois and Virginia speaking in tribute.
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Washington
United States
Stephen “R. Mallory
William J. Bryan
Florida
House of Representatives
Dalzéll
Pennsylvania
Cannon
Mallory
Sparkman
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Payne
New York
Clark
Brantley
Georgia
Burton
Ohio
Ahgberry
Rainey
Illinois
Truck Growers Anticipate Banner Season at Milan
Truck farmers in Milan expect a record year with over 500000 cabbage plants shipped from South Carolina already in the field. They forecast earlier market sales, transplanted tomato plants ready for the field, and a larger acreage than last year. growers petition railroads for extra platform space to handle fruits and vegetables.
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Commercial Tribune
Milan
South Carolina
Ohio Letter Carriers Set May Convention in Cincinnati
The Ohio Letter Carriers Association plans its May 25 convention in Cincinnati with delegates from free delivery cities and officials including Goebel Longworth Meyer and Kelly. Local committee chairs lead preparations for banquets and business sessions as membership nears a thousand.
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Ohio Letter Carriers’ Association
Goebel
Longworth
Meyer
Cincinnati
Grand Hotel
Henry Schiller
John T. Magagin
Louis Massey
Jacob Schoepfel
Frank J. Roth
William Medaris
Joseph Zugelder
Lawrence Kelly
Christian Lang
William McMclellan
Thomas Usher
Kelly
National Letter Carriers’ Association
New York
Cantwell
Washington
Ohio Association
Charles C. Teno
Dayton
Norwood Norkoogers League meets for library venue change
At a Saturday night gathering the Norkoogers League announced the Carnegie Library will host its meeting instead of the Town Hall as authorities plan to tender the latter to another organization. The group favored Montgomery Pike improvements and a Columbus mission reported on the Schmidlapp elevated railway bill.
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Norkoogers League
Carnegie Library
Town Hall
Montgomery Pike
Columbus
River Departures Bulletin From Maysville Courier
Ohio River readings show rising levels as Cincinnati reports 5 feet 5 inches at 6 p.m. yesterday. Listings include departures for Louisville Pittsburg Pomeroy and Memphis with Triweekly and Daily schedules for nearby towns.
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Pittsburg
Pomeroy
Maysville
Louisville
Memphis
Georgia
Ohio River
Gigcinnati
River traffic and riverboat departures delayed by rain
River rise from recent rain and snow affects river traffic in this district. The Courier bound for Maysville Manchester and other ports departs tonight at 11 p m. The Kentucky for Madison and all way ports leaves at 5 p m. The Virginia for Pittsburgh and intermediate ports sails tomorrow at 6 p m. The Georgia Lee for Memphis and all way parts sails next Friday at 5 p m.
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Courier
Man
City of
Cincinnati
Louisville
Manchester
Kentuc
Son
Steamer Courier
Maysville
Sycamore
Kentucky
Madison
Mainst
Pittsburg
Virginia
Pitter
Broadway
Memphis
Georgia Lee
All Way
River conditions and departures from Parkersburg and Cairo
The report notes river levels at Cincinnati and Cairo with readings around 2.3 and 35.2 feet respectively and forecasts cloudy cooler weather. It lists departures from Parkersburg and St. Louis with times near 8:15 a.m. and 3 p.m. for the river traffic.
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Parkersburg
Queen City
Cincinnati
Vansville
Cairo
Sie Park
St. Louis
Steamboats Upper Ohio Pittsburg and Cincinnati Line
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Packet Line announces departures for Pomeroy Wheeling and Pittsburg. The city vessel leaves Penrnet Breeduer on Tuesday May 5 at 5 p.m. R Auk agent No 24 Public Kitchen Ken 1190 Virginia follows Saturday May 9.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati Packet Line
Pomeroy
Wheeling
Ihe City
Renernet T * Breeduer
R. Auck
Steamers Run Daily to Leavenville and Intermediate Loop Lines
Greene Line wharfboat advertises steamer service to Maysville and points today at 5 p.m. with a morning run to Leavenville and intermediary locations. Lower Ohio river freight accepted daily at foot M. contact telephones M 1457 and M 1897 for schedules.
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Maysville
Greene Line
Leuinville
Lower
Ohio
Keentucky
Tel. M
Lee Line Steamers Freight and Passenger Service
Lee Line steamboats offer Memphis freight and passenger service to Lower Ohio Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and points along the route. Leaves wharffoot of Broadway Friday May 38 at 5 pm with freight received daily Peters Lee follows May 13. Office 204 EB Front Phone Main 1180 Wharfboat 859 J FF Ellison Supt and General Agent.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Georgia Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Peters Lee
J. FF. Ellison
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Will Ward
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Gaieto C
Bankard
Trinity Methodist
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Owime
Camphien
Commonwealth of America
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Ilinois
Supreme Office of the Land
Eagles
Corn Products Manufacturing Co
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Bryan
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Upper’ Ohio
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