Flower of the Ranch at Lyric with Howard and Barrison
Joseph E. Howard and Mabel Barrison star in The Flower of the Ranch a Western tale in song at the Lyric starting Sunday night. The large company of about fifty includes Edward Hume Mart Lorenz William Betts Earl Stanley Frederick Knights and Francis Cossat with fourteen musical numbers credited to Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric
Joseph E. Howard
Mabel Barrison
Edward Hume
Mart Lorenz
William Betts
Earl Stanley
Frederick Knights
Francis Cossat
Mr. Howard
Dreamland Burlesque to Stage Satire by Four Hundred
By Sunday May 10 the Dreamland Burlesque presents a satire on New York fashionably vulgar life titled se acotna ane most reer voeeenaes. Twenty handsome women assist in keeping the fun at a lively pitch with Dave Mariam Harry Fox Agnes Behler and others of the company. Beautiful costumes and scenery add to the brightness. A vaudeville piece with clever specialties will feature the programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dreamland Burles+ goers
Dave Mariam
Harry Fox
Agnes Behler
Crosman Matinee at Grand Starred Comedy The Country Girl
Henrietta Crosman headlines a Grand matinee presenting The Country Girl in a midweek show the last of the season. Rehearsals add Aubrey Boucicault to the cast next Saturday as Crosman plans a summer trip to Northern Canada for manuscript reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosman
Henrietta’ Crosman
the Grand
Grand
Miss Crosman
Canada
Estar
Aubrey Boucicault
Mr. Boucicault
Belleville
Peggy Thrift
Coney Island Date Change Unveils May 23 Start
Coney Island will open the season on Saturday May 23 instead of the following day. The plan gives patrons a first opportunity in the big river park on the half holiday. Management expects a good start if the weather remains decent and clouds stay favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Big River Park
Free vaudeville acts set to debut at Chester park
On Saturday afternoon the park opens for the season with all acts performing. The Powers herd of performing elephants touted as the smartest in the business will headline after successful runs in New York Cleveland and Boston. Also featured are Alice Robinson the prima donna soprano Tom and Edith Almond comedy team and the Woolf Brothers who perform funny routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Powers
Hippodromes
New York
Cleveland
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Boston
Alice Robinson
Tom
Edith Almond
Woolf Brothers
Ringling Brothers Circus Parade Reaches Cumminsville
The Ringling Brothers circus arrives in Cumminsville with 660 horses 400 performers and 20 tents covering twelve acres. Two performances today in Cumminsville and one tomorrow in Norwood. then the show moves to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Cumminsville
Ringling Bros. Circus
Spring Grove Avenue
Freeman
Central Avenue
Main
Colerain
Hamilton
Show Grounds
Ringling
Darwin
Ringling Brothers
America
Persia
Italy
England
Irmany
Japan
France
Norwood
Dayton
Nervous Weakness Promoted by Dr Miles Nervine
Nervous weakness described with symptoms of irritability restlessness appetite loss and poor sleep. Claims Dr Miles Nervine restores strength and vigor and offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, with testimonial from A Long of Mt Joy Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles’ Reine
Miles
A. Long
Mt. Joy
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ina
Composer Howard’s muses shape latest musical comedies
The article praises Howard as composer of The Time the Place and the Girl The Land of Nod and The Umpire noting his works in musical comedy. Theatergoers anticipate The Flower of the Ranch engagement while Howard reportedly refused a $5000 offer for rights to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Cal
California
Singing and Talking Pictures at the Grand This Sunday
Interest grows over singing and talking moving pictures opening at the Grand Sunday afternoon at 1 30 The Cameraphone Company holds exclusive rights so the Grand is the only place to see them Two matinees daily suit shopping ladies who can drop in for ninety minutes to hear favorites in their roles The opening program promises top dramatic and musical productions for the coming summer if successful the Grand will stay open until the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roductions
The Dreamland Burlesquers at The People's Theater
The People's Theater will close a present season the week commencing with The Dreamland Burlesquers performing at Dreamland venue. For further details, audiences are advised to check local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
People's Theater
Chester Opens Free Vaudeville on Opening Day
The article notes Chester will present its first free vaudeville bill on the afternoon of the opening day, marking a debut for the town’s entertainment schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravaganza at the Standard
Bright sparkling and funny are terms used to praise the Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravaganza Company at the Standard this week. The show features generous talent, pretty faces, color and music with no dull moments, producing high good humor. Matinees are given daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Barton
Amusement Notes: keno troupe alters act after accident
Amusement notes report the Columbia stage this week saw the keno Walsh and Melrose team of comic shcro bats modify their routine after a chair leg broke during a tumbling act. Melrose escaped serious harm but the stunt was abandoned for a new high thrill replacement act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keno
Walsh
Melrose
the Columbia
Chester to Offer Shriners Outing at Big Park This Friday
Special arrangements have been made with park management for an event featuring trained elephants and a display of strenomies as part of Chester's Friday outing for the Shriners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Big Park
Latonia Council approves meter upgrade and new fire house plan
Latonia Council approved installing a ten inch water meter and extending a four inch meter on the ten inch main supplying the village. Architect Schofield to draft fire house specifications. Council thanks Covington Fire Department for help with last Sunday's Weller fire. McKee avenue ordinance from Church to Licking introduced. Bills totaling $1,984 allowed.
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Latonia
Miéter
Schofield
Covington
Weller
McKee Avenue
Chursh Avenue
Licking Avenue
Covington Notes on Runaway Boys and Local Loan Society
After police questioning two runaways named Walter Griffin and William Stewart of Charlotte N C admitted the escape. Griffin’s father sent him a telegram ticket and Stewart was placed with Cincinnati relatives. The Progressive Loan and Building Association elected officers led by President F L Williams and Vice President Lawson Thompson with Mary E Allen as Secretary and Robert Johnson as Assistant Secretary. Directors named are W A Gaines Leroy Phipps and Leland W Still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Griffin
William Steart
Charlotte
N. C
Young Griffin
Cincinnati
Progressive Loan and Building Sociation
F. L." Williams
Lawson Thompson
Mary E. Allen
Robert Johnson
W. A. Gaines
Leroy Phipps
Leland W Still
Night shift honors Newport lieutenant on fortieth birthday
Night police officers surprised Night Lieutenant Frank Bregel with a diamond ring bearing the Order of Eagles emblem during roll call at 6 45 pm. Chief Lickert presented the gift and praised his service to the Newport department. John Lehr died at 34 after operating a blacksmith shop on Monmouth street. he lived at 1004 Isabella street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bregel
Newport
Dayton Board of Education selects James McGinnis as superintendent
At the regular meeting the Dayton Board of Education chose Prof. James McGinnis as superintendent. All teachers and janitors were re elected. Dr Struble was also re elected Examiner. The Speers Memorial Hospital Training School for Nurses will hold its commencement at Balke's Opera House in Bellevue with Prof Reginstein delivering the opening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Board of Education
Sixth Avenue
James McGinnis
Struble
Speers Memorial Hospital
Balke
Opera House
Bellevue
Reginstein
Property Transfers Across Greer and Kenton County
Alice E B Mellinger transfers 50 by 100 feet on Greer Street to Sophie M Lacey. Matilda Meyer conveys 60 by 175 feet on Commonwealth Avenue to W P Gardner. Annie and Mary Thorburn assign 4 acres in Kenton County to Jane P Blakely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice EB. Mellinger
Sophie M. Lacey
Greer
Coy
Ufwtom
Ieee
Matilda Meyer
W. P. Gardner
Commonwealth Avenue
Janger
Annie
Mary Thorburn
Jane P. Blakely
Kenton County
Illustrated Magazine preview features church groups
On page 5 of next Sunday's Illustrated Magazine a double picture group highlights Girls' Class D from Ninth Street Baptist Church Athletic Association and the Confirmation Class of St. Marcus Church led by Pastor Rev Carl F C Schmidt. The magazine, free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune, also contains other features worth readers' attention.
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Illus
Ninth Street
Church Athletic Association
St. Marcus
Carl F. C. Schmidt
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Deputy Jailer Foils Jail Delivery Plot in Kenton County
Deputy County Jailer Fred Maurer uncovered a planned jail delivery when he observed prisoners holding frequent conferences through cell bars. A cell search led to two wooden keys and two large clubs hidden under a bed, with authorities placing the jail under extra guard. James L. Renee, indicted on five counts for embezzlement, was involved in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maurer
Kenton
Maurer
James L. Renee
Plaggenburg
Walker
Open Villa Madonna Convent Dedication Planned
Preparations are under way for the opening of the Villa Madonna Convent near Bromley Kenton County to be dedicated Thursday afternoon May 28. The Benedictine sisters will host a large ceremony at 2 pm with priests from surrounding cities and invitation extended to Covington officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromley
Kenton County
Ohio River
Kentucky
Covington
Pang Wah Denies Flirting. Seeks Arrest Warrant
Pang Wah of Madison avenue appeared before Police Chief Schuler asking for an arrest warrant for a man who accused him of flirting with the man's wife. Wah, a Chinaman, said he was gazing in a show window when accosted by the American man who struck him, leaving a badly bruised face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pang Wah
Madison Avenue
Schuler
Wah
Ellas will probate and executrix named in Erlanger
In Kenton Court notes the will of A C Ellas of Erlanger was probated. He leaves all property to his wife E A Ellas who is named executrix. United States Judge A M J Cochran appointed Helm Woodward of Covington receiver of Kentucky Grocery Company of Ludlow amid bankruptcy petitions from Standard Oil and fifteen creditors. Judge Stephens overruled J W Keys motion to remove Mrs Lee Greenwood Tarvin as administratrix of the late Judge James P Tarvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ellas
J. W. Keys
Lee Greenwood Tarvin
James P. Tarvin
Tarvin
New Suits Filed in Common Pleas Court No 139823 to 139835
A list of cases from Common Pleas Court and Superior Court including habeas corpus for Charles D Ragsdale. appeals from probate for Jacob Ledig. divorces and alimony for several couples. mandamus actions against Joseph L Morten and Patrick J Me reh. receiver of Aurora National Bank real estate sale. possession suit against Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Aurora Electric Street R R Co.. and a $2000 suit by Jerome Shohj vs Supreme Lodge United Workmen.
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Charles D. Ragsdale
Bennett & Ter
Jacob Lédig
Roettinger & Gorjrar
Eme Hertel
William Hertel
H. E. Engelhardt
Louisamann
Frank Kanee
Spangenberg & Spangenberg
Cleneay & Nourse
Pat+ hivelsen
Squire Vers
State of Ohio
Joseph L. Morten
H. Williams
Patrick J. Mereh
DB. H. Wil
Marion Simmons
Aaron Simmons
C.S. Sparks
Oohn Redmond
Hiary Redmond
C. S. Sparks
Aurora National Bank
August Holtzkemper
Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg & Aurora Eléctric Street R.R. Co
Margaret Fuller
Edward Et
J. L. Creugh
Maryer
Mary Luikert
Squire Muller
Superior Court
Belle Vue Dam Breaches Flood Threaten Park
Bellevue reports Taylor Mill Bottoms flooded as Horseshde Dam spills over in a 35 foot fall resembling Niagara. The roar travels far and water threatens the southwest corner of Spink's ball park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
Horseshde
Spink’s Ball Park
Veterinary Hospital and Clinic at Avon Place and Meeker Street
Three story brick veterinary hospital and clinic owned by Cincinnati Veterinary College president Louis P. Cook with a value of 7 000 dollars. Also listed are a one story brick stable on Florente Avenue tied to Kroger Baking Company, a two and a half story brick dwelling on Alexander near Hosea Street owned by Mrs Mary Marqua, a two and a half story brick residence on Handfield Street near Pitts owned by Frank Lehnhoff, with a total value of 16 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commer Avon Place
Meeker Street
Louis P. Cook
Cincinnati Veterinary College
Florente Avenue
Kroger Grocery and Bakingy Company
Alexander
Hosea Street
Mary Marqua
Handfield Street
Pitts
Frank Lehnhoff
Republicans Split Delegations Headed to Louisville Convention
Campbell County Republicans prepare for the state convention in Louisville with two delegations Taft and Bradley each about a hundred strong. A dedicated coach will transport delegates from Newport to Louisville with headquarters at the Galt House and Louisville Hotel as leaders rally late yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Louisville
Li & N
Campbell County
Taft
Bradley
Newport
Galt House
Convention
Bradley Forces
Bradley Club
Judge Read Weds Miss Kelly At St Marys Cathedral
Covington Police Judge John B Read is to marry Miss Jane C Kelly former Covington Public Library librarian at St Marys Cathedral this morning The license process with County Clerk John C Yates caused a delay as Deputy James Blick noted the blanks would take hours The license bore decorative ribbons After the ceremony the couple plans an extended Eastward honeymoon
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John B. Read
Covington
Jane, C. Kelly
Covington Public Library
St. Mary's Cathedral
John C. B.yates
James Blick
Covington Police Seek Cincinnati Suspect Over Shears Theft
Covington police believe Tony Bradford, wanted in Cincinnati, was arrested by Detectives Booth and Steveton after Bradford tried to dispose of tailor's shears in a Pike street store. A Barone Bros. witness identified the shears as stolen from his West Fifth street firm along with $130 and two overcoats. Bradford to be held for further investigation of his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Bids Opened on $50,000 Brick Street Project in Newport
City Engineer Baille Morridge oversaw bids at City Building as more than twenty contractors from nearby and distant towns submitted offers to the Improvement Committee. Bids were sent to the engineer for lowest-bid determination and evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baille Morridge
Newport
General Council
Three Generations Appear in Covington Court
In Covington Police Court three generations of the Hall family faced charges of disorderly conduct. James Hall Jr. was arraigned, his father James Hall Sr. was jailed for thirty days, and the grandfather Joseph Hall testified against his grandson. Jr. fined one dollar. case rooted in Sunday family trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
James Hall
Joseph Hall
Hall
Pattern Order Form for Commercial Tribune Designs
Readers are invited to request Commercial Tribune patterns by mail. Fill the coupon with pattern number 6116, name, address, and send with 10 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Cincinnati, noting that orders are fulfilled from New York and take several days.
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Commercial Tribune
Fashion Department
Cincinnati
New York
Covington Marriage Licenses Listing Names and Ages
A fragmentary Covington marriage licenses list shows names such as Henry Poblmann Mary Bornhorn John A Schwartz Ida Von Handorf Jane C Kelly and Cornélia Dinser with ages and residences indicated, including Covington and Ludlow. The legibility is poor and several entries are partially unreadable.
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Henry Poblmann Dévie
Cornélia Dinser
Sana ‘Own
Henry M. Lehmann
Elizabeth M. Kmeli
Covington
John Kress
Ludlow Sie
Magrie K. Dolwick
Corstance, K
Woman causes sister to fall in York Street stairs
Mrs. Emma Thoburn was injured in a stair tumble at her York Street home yesterday. She slipped from the top of a flight and fell to the bottom, breaking her left arm. In the fall she grabbed her sister who was beside her and also fell, but the sister escaped serious injury.
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Emma Thoburn
York Street
Becoming Guimpe Pattern for Home Sewing
The guimpe pattern is essential for the modern costume and easy to make at home. It offers round or square yoke, two sleeve options, and a popular short ruched sleeve suited for lace. Made from lace or light fabrics, it requires 3 1 2 yards of 18 inch wide material for medium size. No. 6116 six sizes 32 to 42 inches bust. Price ten cents.
Arrest of Newport Official's Son Tied to Office Burglaries
Night detectives arrested Arthur Creighton son of former Newport courthouse custodian George Creighton on charges of possessing stolen goods from local offices. He allegedly tried to dispose of a bolt of serge cloth from J Louis tailor on York Street and admitted receiving it from a man named Smith. Creighton held on $250 bail awaiting trial. detectives continue probing multiple robberies from the past weeks hoping to clear the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Sheeran and
Morton
Arthur Creighton
Formefr
George Creighton
Young Creighton
W. E. Truesdell
J. Louis
York Street
Smith
Creighton
Rescue of Ruth Armstrong From Bathiany Drug Store Window
Ruth Armstrong six years old dangled from the coping above the Bathiany drug store on Seventh and Monmouth streets Newport. The child slipped from a window after dropping a key and, unable to descend, cried for help until Breeden and others improvised a net and she jumped into it, unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathiany Drug Store
Seventh
Monmouth Streets
Newport
Ruth
Albert Armstrong
Armstrong
Breeden
Campbell County Court Actions and Local Filings
Damages sought in a cross petition by Har Hauck against Kentucky Carpet Cleaning Co over a wagon accident. Amelia H Block sues for divorce from Richard Black seeking restoration to maiden name Amelia Haines. A colored man James Bell is fined for assault. Town of Southgate case against John Espenheid dismissed. An estate distribution order settles Charles H Harrison estate with Elmer T Jarvin and Campb County Printing Co claims. Harriet Jack alleges William Jack in contempt for failure to pay weekly support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har Hauck
Kentucky Carpet Cleaning Company
Amelia H. Block
Richard Black
Amelia Haines
James Bell
Richard Johnson
Southgate
John Espenheid
Yungblut
Newport Circuit Court
Ella Harrison
Banner Loan and Building Association
Elmer T. Jarvin
E. J
Jarvin
Campb County Printing Company
Charles H. Harrison
Internal Revenue
Bellevue
Harriet Jack
Dayton
William Jack
Death of Newport Resident George Bagby at Home
George Bagby aged 68 was found dead in his Fourth and Isabella Street home in Newport. He had been in poor health for over a year and died of inanition according to the coroner. He recently returned from Speers Hospital and is survived by his wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bagby
Fourth and
Isabella Streets
Newport
Decede
Digby
Names Residence Fred Sauerbeck and James P Hickey
Fragmentary notice lists individuals with residences including John s Hill and Newport Kentucky. Names include Fred Sauerbeck James P Hickey and Sarah F Weston with scattered addresses.
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Fred. Sauerbeck
John’s Hill
Clara Et
Newport, Kyi
James P. Hickey
Gaiveee
Sarah F. Weston
Newport
Newport Real Estate Transfer by Henry Schneider to Emma Wallace
Henry Schneider and wife transfer Lots 173 and 174 in Taylor's addition Newport to Emma G. Wallace. Background details indicate a private real estate deed recorded in Newport.
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Henry Schneider
Emma G. Wallace
Taylor's Addition
Newport
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Little Flower
Covington Notes
Newport News
Covington Real Estate
Culture
Covington and
Iwgels
County
Bastile
Common Pleas Court
Jériny Shoh
Supreme Lodge of Ancient Order of United Workmen
J. T. Harrison
Moses Ruskin
Cincinnatian
Council
Commercial Tribune Patterns
City and
Woman
Sister
Guimpe
Campbell County Courts
Newport Real Estate
Chicago
Virginia
Paselaig Tive
Geo
Sapolio
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