Flower of the Ranch at Lyric Theatre Sunday Night
The article notes Chevalier Gargiulo and his band performing at the Lyric Theater with Joseph Howard and Mabel Barrison as part of a program. Gargiulo, famed composer, is praised for his generosity and ties to the United States and Europe. He chooses Denver as his new home and expresses affection for America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theater
Pees Ss R
Italy
Europe
Sir Gargiulo
United States
Chevalier Gargiulo
America
Denver
Flower of the Ranch to Open at Lyric Cincinnati
The Flower of the Ranch by Joseph B. Howard premieres at Cincinnati's Lyric Theater before joining the Garrick Theater in Chicago. The Western musical comedy features Mabel Barrison and a 50 member company with a sparkling score of twenty plus numbers. The bill includes Fox with song acts, Fred Watson and the Morrissey Sisters, Bedouin Arabs, Hengler Sisters, Raymond and Caverly, the Melani Trio, Presley Dog circus, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Howard
Cincinnati
Lyric Theater
Lyric
Garrick Theater
Chicago
Howard
Mabel Barrison
Comedienne
Ned Weyburn
Miss Fox
Fred Watson
Morrissey Sisters
Ben Hassen
Far East
Hengler Sisters
Raymond and
Caverly
Melani
Presley
Columbia
Columbia's New Bill Brings Della Fox to Theater Next Week
Columbia theater announces Della Fox will appear next week as the headline act in a new bill. Details on show times and supporting acts are to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Della Fox
Chevalier Gargiulo to Perform With Concert Band at Zoo May 10
Chevalier Gargiulo a musical scion appears with his concert band at the Zoological Garden on May 10. His father Eugene Gargiulo was a famed baritone with La Scala and San Carlo Naples. The younger Gargiulo grew up in a musical home, debuting at age nine playing the fifth Air Varie on violin, and later undertook a concert tour of Italy and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevalier Gargiulo
The
Zoological Garden
Eugene Gargiulo
la Scala
Milan
San Carlo
Naples
Italy
Gargiulo
Air Varie
de Bennot
France
Grand's Last Week at the Grand Theater
The Grand presents four final performances of the regular season featuring Peggy Thrift in The Country Girl with Henrietta Crosman and company. The season began in September with The College Widow, a modern work, and ends as Crosman delivers a period epilogue in a farewell performance.
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Cherley Corhedy
Chester's Vaudeville Opens Season With Elephants And More
Chester begins its thirteenth anniversary season with free vaudeville at the white park. Powers herd of trained elephants from the New York Hippodrome headlines a lineup including the Musical Millers Woolf Brothers and Alice Robinson. The clubhouse menu and private lake pagoda add new comforts as Julius Colin runs service.
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Chester
Great White Park
New York Hippodrome
Julius Colin
Gus Kuehny
Ringling Parade Delights Cumminsville Crowds
A long Ringling Brothers circus parade through Cumminsville drew immense crowds and halted traffic as elephants, horses, and performers paraded to the tents. The matinee offered a lavish, tightly run show with aerial acts, riding feats, and the La Belle Roche stunt amid bright banners and a festive crowd despite rain.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Cumminsville
Rpal
Erkee
Ringling
la Bélle Rozhe
Uis
la Belle Roche
James Dutton
Ringling Brothers Circus Chooses Cumminsville Site Despite Rain
The Ringling Brothers announce performances today at Cumminsville after heavy rain. The Cumminsville lot is drained with straw and sawdust to keep patrons dry, while Norwood remains unsuitable. Two shows planned, rain or shine, likely drawing large crowds.
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Ngling’s
Cumminsville
Norwood
Ringling Brothers
White
Pat
Messrs
Ringling
Evening Next Steps Until Season End
The fragment suggests actions planned for the evening and outlines aims through to the season's close. Details are sparse but indicate ongoing scheduling and efforts across remaining games or events.
River Steamer Princess Schedules Scenic Cincinnati Tour
The Princess begins Sunday from Broadway foot at 11 30 2 4 30 and 7 30 visiting Ft Thomas and the Water Works with 90 minute returns. Queen runs to Lawrenceburg and Aurora at 10 am and 4 pm. Island Queen makes Louisville daylight run leaving Cincinnati at 7 30 am returning next day at 5 30 pm. Excursionists may view Louisville by night and theaters.
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Cincinnati
Broadway
Ft. Thomas
New
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Louisville
Falls City
Moving picture copyright ruling impacts film industry
Judge Lacombe in the United States Circuit Court held that moving picture shows fall under the copyright law and that films depicting scenes from copyrighted plays or books violate copyright as pantomimes. Harper & Bros Khan Erlanger and Henry L. Wallace sued Kealem Company over reproductions of Ben Hur scenes. injunction granted.
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New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Harper & Bros
Khan and Erlanger
Henry L. Wallace
Kealem Company
Portrait slide of Judson Harmon in Astrolgy sketch
Amusement notes describe a slide portrait of Judson Harmon for a Columbia sketch titled Astrology. Ma son and Shannon plan the display this week with portraits of several distinguished men flashed during the final song. Harmon, a Cincinnati jurist, has just been nominated by Democrats for Ohio governor and his portrait will be ready before week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Columbia
Junie McCree
Mason
Shannon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rice and Barton Show Tops Local Stage With New Features
The Standard presents an updated bill by the Rice and Barton Big Gaiety Extravaganza Company, a lavish production revived since last season. Two rolling stages stage twelve poses in quick succession as part of a renewed act promising top entertainment in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
the Columbia
Barton
Howard and Barrison to Open The Flower of the Ranch at Lyric
Joseph E. Howard and Mabel Barrison travel from New York to Cincinnati by car reaching by Saturday to rest before the Lyric Theater premiere of The Flower of the Ranch. The Lyric pricing lowers seats with top price at 1 for lower floor and Wednesday matinee orchestra and balcony admission at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Howard
Mabel Barrison
New York
Cincinnati
New York City
Lyric Theater
The
Lyric
Grand Opera House Rehires Staff for Summer Season
The entire working staff of the Grand Opera House is re engaged for the summer season of singing talking and moving pictures. Treasurer Aylward and Bernie will manage the pasteboards for two matinees and two evening shows while George Fields and Charlie Spoerlein oversee stage matters for the Cameraphone Company.
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Grand Opera Houuse
Aylward
Bernie
George Fields
Charlie Spoerlein
Flower of the Ranch seats on sale at Lyric Theater
The sale of seats for The Flower of the Ranch is now on at the Lyric Theater. The musical promises to surpass its sister show The Time the Place and the Girl in popularity and originality.
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Lyric Theater
Pictures of Distinguished Theologians in Baltimore Bishop List
The Illustrated Magazine issue next Sunday will feature portraits of noted Methodist Episcopal Church theologians. At the Baltimore conference this month eight or more bishop vacancies are being discussed and several pictured gentlemen are highlighted for promotion. The Magazine comes free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune, offering stories jokes and anecdotes alongside the pictures.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Sunday Commercial Tribune
Fines Man and Wife in Dis orderly Conduct Case
Charles A. Loraine of Dayton Ohio and his wife were arraigned in Police Court on dis orderly conduct after police found them fighting on the street last week. Mrs Loraine claimed she had two husbands and thought her first husband dead. The case will be investigated, with costs assessed.
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Charles A. Loraine
Dayton, C
Methodists Name Ohioans at Baltimore Meeting
At a May 6 Methodist committees meeting in Baltimore, chairs were elected for each department. Appointments include Rev. Dr. James M. Buckley to Episcipacy, Rev. Dr. G. F. Swift to Inerancy, Bishop J. M. Walden to Boundaries, Rev. E. P. Robinson to Revision, Rev. W. H Wilder to Temporal Economy, Rev. Dr. Daniel Dorchester Jr. to State of the Church, Gov. J. Frank to Temperance, Prof. F. Whitlock to Book Concern, Rev. Dr. John F. Goucher to Foreign Missions, Rev. Dr. Frank Mason North to Home Missions and Church Extension, Rev. Dr. John P. Race to Education Freedmen’s Aid and Sunday Schools, Rev. Dr. Charles W. Smith to Deaconess Work and Evangelism. The committees will handle memorials resolutions and other matters except legal and appeal questions.
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Baltimore
James M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
New York
G. F. Swift
Chicago
J. M. Walden
Cincinnati
E. P. Robinson
Wesley College
W. H Wilder
Til
Daniel Dorchester, Jr
Pittsburg
J. Frank
Indiana
F. Whitlock
Delaware
John F. Goucher
Frank Mason North
Freedman’s Aid and Sunday Schools
John P. Race
Grant University
Chattanooga
City Hall notes on viaduct approach plan change
Engineer Landmaker will present to the Board of Public Service changed plans for the Harrison avenue viaduct approaches. The grade shows a six inch change amid civic protests over a bridge proposed by a traction company near Andrews street.
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Board of Public Service
Harrison Avenue
Water Works Commission Reaches Settlement Talks
President Herrmann and Commissioners Mel igh and Freiberg met with Agent Jackson and Mercantile Trust representatives to settle extras for excavations caused by Reservoir No 2 contour changes. They reached a compromise and will report to the board tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrmann
Meligh and
Freiberg
Water Works Commission
Jackson
Mercantile Trust Company
Pardon Board Paroles Four Inmates From Workhouse
The Pardon Board of the Workhouse yesterday paroled William Watts William Sellins Charles Gerken and George Stuckenberg.
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the Workhouse
William Watts
William Sellins
Charles Gerken
George Stuckenberg
Water Works plans eight inch main on Ninth Street
Superintendent Hiller reported to the Board of Public Service that an eight inch main is necessary in Ninth street between McLean and Freeman avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiller
Board of Public Service
Ninth Street
McLean
Freeman Avenues
Gas and Electric Company faces rate pressure at board meeting
At a Board of Public Service session yesterday the Union Gas and Electric Company was pressed to supply natural gas at thirty cents or cut artificial gas prices. Gideon Wilson noted the case was proven with no further testimony. Judge Outcast will present a brief for the gas company. Messrs. Bookwalter Black and Mitchell spoke for the company.
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Board of Public Service
Union Gas and Electric Company
Gideon Wilson
Sudden Death of Inmate David Gailey Aged 74
The coroner was notified last night of the sudden death of David Gailey 74 at the Methodist Home for the Aged in College Hill.
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David Gailey
Methodist Home For the
College Hill
Newport Social Notes and Covington Wedding Report
Mrs. R W Nelson hosts Practice Whist Club in Newport. Embroidery Club led by Miss Cassie Schriver to meet Monday. Mrs Samuel C Kelley to summer in Kinniconick joining Mr Reiley. Bettie Carothers visiting Urbana Ohio. Mr and Mrs Paul Stevens to Richmond Virginia for the May Festival then travel to New York. Will Hill and daughter Edith to spend summer with Miss Lottie Gibsons in the Highlands. William Brühl of Covington at Mudlavia Springs Indiana for a ten to fourteen day stay. Horace Maddux of Ripley visiting Mrs Albert Root in Newport. Loretta Silva entertained a few guests. Kathryne Rainey to visit Washington and New York May 20 for an extended stay. George Roseelle and wife to spend summers in Terrace Park. Judge John D Read of Covington to marry Miss Jane Kelly in Covington Cathedral in a nuptial mass. Bride wore lace over silk with tulle veil and valley lilies. matron of honor Mrs J B Nienaber inBatiste and blue accessories. Ushers Dabensiaty and J B Nienaber assisted. Floral decor included American beauty roses and blue ribbons.
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R. W. Nelson
Newport
Cassie Schriver
Villa Place
Samuel C. Kelley
Kinniconick
Reiley
Bettie Carothers
Urbana, O
Paul Stevens
Covington
Richmond
Stevens
New York
Will Hill
Edith
Lottie Gibsons
Highlands
Willam Bruéhl
Mudlavia Springs
Ind
Horace Maddux
Ripley, C
Albert Root
Loretta Silva
Kathryne Rainey
Washington
George Roseelle
Terrace Park
John D. Read
Jance
Kelly
J. B. Nienaber
Eanus Flower
Doageetsia
Covington Newport Trains Crash On Bridge
A rear end collision on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bridge between Covington streets injured one man slightly and scared many aboard the Louisville and Nashville transfer coach. The transfer coach hit the rear of a standing freight train, blocking both tracks and closing the bridge area for hours. Engineer R A Welton suffered a minor scalp wound. Fireman Thomas Gildbody was uninjured. The bridge ticket office narrowly avoided damage as a car hung over it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Nashville
Chesapeake & Onto
Third
Fourth Streets
Covington
R. A. Welton
Banklick Road
W. S. Tingley
Thomas Gilbody
Three Brothers Missing In Dayton After School Absence
Henry Tucker of 109 McKinney Street Dayton appeals to police for help finding his three sons William 14 Robert 12 and Edward all believed to have left home with their books for school Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Tucker
McKinney Event
Dayton
William
Robert
Edward
Police Judge Read Marries Miss Catherine Kelly
Covington Police Judge John B. Read wed Miss Catherine Jane Kelly in St. Marys Cathedral Covington with Rev Father Brossart officiating at 8 am. The ceremony filled the church, followed by a reception at the bride's home. The couple left for a two week wedding trip along the East coast.
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John B. Read
Covington
Catherine Jane Kelly
Frederick Kelly
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Father Brossart
George Kelly
J. B. J.nienaber
Josephine Read
J. B. J. Nienaber
Greenup Street
Mother Saves Daughter From Fire in Home Incident
Miss Mary Baker, 20, escaped serious burns after her skirt ignited near a grate. Her mother, Mrs. Baker, doused the flames with water, wrapped her in a coat, and summoned Dr. J. B. Simcox. The burns were described as serious by the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Miss Baker
J. M Baker
Collector of Internal Revenue
Maurice L. Galvin
Marrying Minister J W Mitchell Dies at 69
The Rev. J. W. Mitchell of 1084 Scott Street, known in Kenton County as the marrying minister, died of heart failure. A Confederate Army chaplain and longtime Methodist minister, he previously led Newport’s Taylor Street church and Covington’s Eleventh Street church. He left church work six years ago due to age. two sons in Louisville and his widow survive. Funeral Friday morning with Revs. A. T. O'Rear and J. R. Savage conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mitchell
Scott Street
Kenton County
Mitchell
Taylor Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Newport
Eleventh Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Covington
Louisville
A. T. O’rear
J. R. Savage
Ott Street Methodist Episcopal Church
B S Ware Coal Company Formed in Covington
Articles of incorporation filed for the B S Ware Coal Company with capital stock set at five thousand dollars. Incorporators B S Ware holding twenty two shares Fred Macke twenty five shares and M C Haight three shares. The Parents and Teachers Cooperative Association of the First District School met and heard Mrs Minnie Noble of St Pauls Church Cincinnati and Mrs Kate Culbertson Covington schools supervisor of drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Ware Coal Company
B. S. Ware
Fred Macke
M. C. Haight
Parents and Teachers’ Co-operative Association of the
First District
Minnie Noble
Mothers’ Club
St. Paul's Church
Cincinnati
Kate Culbertson
Covington
Kenton County court suits reveal injury and damages
George Flemming sues A L Helle in Kenton Circuit Court for 1300 damages over injuries to his 14 year old daughter Leele who was hurt when a surrey was jolted by an automobile at Banklick turnpike in May 1907. Douglas Hand seeks 2300 damages claiming loss of his wife Lillie Hand as a surrey occupant. Mrs Hand also injured. city official presided in police court due to absences. Edward Sorell case for striking Pang Wah continued to Saturday.
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George Flemming
A. L. Helle
Kenton
Banklick Turnpike
Leele
Surrey
Pike
Helle
Douglas Hand
Lillie Hand
George E. Philipps
Read
Oral
Edward Sorell
Pang Wah
Bellevue Mayor Orders Police Crackdown on Street Baseball
Mayor Cassidy ordered Chief Seither to arrest anyone playing baseball in streets or vacant lots. Ed Jacobs and D. Miller will leave aboard the Telegraph for a seven months voyage on the Ohio and Kentucky Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy Ysterday
Seither
Ed Jacobs
D. Miller
Ohio
Kentucky
Bids For Rebuilding Fire Damaged Pumphouse Awarded
Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners opened bids last night for rebuilding the pumphouse destroyed by fire. Bert Harris won the general work bid at 5487 dollars and L Schreiber received the iron work bid at 2762 dollars. Architect Wilson had estimated up to 10000 dollars, over two thousand more than the night’s bids. Repairs to pumps and engines cost eight thousand dollars. Superintendent Glazier said pumps will operate after air columns are adjusted and the plant should be better than before the fire in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Board of Water Works Commissioners
Bert Harris
L. Schreiber
Wilson
Glazier
Newport News In Brief School Census Update
Newport reports a slight rise in the annual school census with 12 000 children of school age expected. June 12 final exams, June 19 closing, and June 18 commencement are set. Evergreen Cemetery trustees elected Donaldson Nagel Patterson and Jones. Eastbound Ft Thomas car jumped track on East Tenth Street. Arthur Creighton released on 50 dollar bond after arrest for stolen goods. Joseph G Collopy wed Mary Dishbourg of Cincinnati at Immaculate Conception. Eugene Smith, 39, dies returning from Louisville Derby. funeral at St Anthony's Church. Body to St Stephen's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Waterhouse
Board of Education
Ard
Evergreen Cemetery
W. M Donaldson
C. W. Nagel
W.A. Patterson
Matt Jones
Ft. Thomas
East Tenth Street
Boone Street
Arthur Creighton
Sheeran and Morton
Joseph G. Collopy
Mary Dishbourg
Cincinnati
Immaculate Conception
Father McNerney
Eugene Smith
Taylor
Walnut Streets
Bellevue
Louis’ville Derby
St. Anthony's Church
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Newport Real Estate Transfers Reported
Jesse H Choate and wife deed to Mary M Hoffman Lot 3 in Beyland subdivision Bellevue. Ben Swillinger and wife deed to William Miller part of Lot 4 in original Newport plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse H. Choate
Mary M. Hoffman
Isage & Beyland
Belevue
Ben Swillinger
William Miller
Newport
Campbell County Court Actions Include Divorces and Debtor Suit
Bertha Walker sues William W Water in Circuit Court for divorce alleging abandonment and seeks restoration to maiden name Berth Albecker. Administrator Charles H Creutz files suit as Louisa Schneider to recover $100 on a note. Thomas Riley and James Russell arraigned in Police Judge Hawkins court on loitering charge and sent to jail for twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Walker
William W. Water
Berth Albecker
Charles H. Creutz
Dora Hieber
Yester
Louisa Schneider
Thomas Riley
James Russell
Hawkins
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Mabel
Barrison
MR. Howard
the Zoo
Ratti Brothers
Misses Jordan
Beauty
Tia
Bishop Walden
City Hall Notes
Ed Kellogg
First Ward
East End
Markbreit
Traction Company
Eastern Avenue
Andrews Street
Otto B. Betz
Eastern Avenue and
Torrence Road Improvement Association
George W. High
Anthony Kears
Mt. Lookout Business Men's Club
Luke Smith
Walter Griest
Rev. L. A. Tieman
Louis Raber
Charles Ferris
Alex. de Arm
Kentucky Society
C. Bridge
Catherine Kelly
Mother
Daughter
Covington Briefs
Kenton County Courts
Beens
Columbus
Ewe
Eleanora Ritter
Carl McClain
James Ceee
High Bridge
Hahie Mainsott
Ener
James
A. Shia
Ludlow
Lillian Eee
Walter Richards
Covington Real Estate
Charles Ant Addie Evans
George Sullenses
Stoke Rey
Evans
Fred Ana Hh
Emma Fips Ludlow
Anpla
Eta
Newport News
Benjamin Newberry
Addyston
Ollie
Bride
Ddyston
Ian
Otto A. Geyer
Amelia Bittlinger
William. Kuechler
Jessie Goeble
Cincinnatioo
Eva K
William N. Pollard
Louis
Joseph G. Callopy
Gineka Nat
A. H. McClain
Miami
Imd
Mary, O
Campbellsburg
Phillip’ Hid
Ieee
Kircher
Coe
Hateh
Columbuas
Dora H. Herpitch
Columpbus
Newport Real Estate
Campbell County Courts
Southern Ohio Savings Bank
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