Flower of the Ranch opens at Lyric Chester season debut
The Flower of the Ranch arrives at the Lyric Theater Chester for a week long engagement after a New York and Newark success. Miss Mabel Barrison stars with a large cast in a California frontier tale of a rescued girl claiming rightful ownership amid cattlemen miners and Indians. The production features Joseph B. Howard as author and Jack Farnum role, with Ned Weyburn staging and Della Fox curl notes sparking chatter.
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Lyric Theater
Newark
New York
Majestic Theater
Shuberts
Chicago
California
Jack Farnum
Aldadly
Farnum
Flower
Mabel Barrison
Miss Barrison
Joseph B. Howard
Mr. Howard
Alma Youlin
Ella Brandle
Flor Townsend
Edward Hume
Williams
A. A. Klein
Earl Stanley
Mart Lorenz
Ned Weyburn
Talking Pictures Sunday Show Opens With Moderate Matinee Prices
The Talking Pictures launches Sunday at 1 30 with a dancing picture show offered at moderate matinee rates and reasonable evening prices. A vaudeville bill is added to the pictorial program. The plan includes a Summer season of light amusements in a first class theater with comfortable seating during warm weather. The Sunday program features similar acts and scenes from popular entertainments.
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Victoria
Clara Thorpe
Grand's Farewell Night Ends The Country Play
The Grand theater hosts Henrietta Crosman in The Country tonight in a final dramatic run before the Camera Company takes sole possession as lessees at midnight. This marks the first time in years that Rain and Havlin relinquish full control and begin a new era for the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crosman
Messrs
Rain and
Havlin
Eusenart
Posoesaian
Opening Day At Chester Boosts Season With Diverse Shows
The Chester opening day promises rain or shine entertainment with two daily band concerts and free vaudeville. Featured acts include the Powers herd of elephants from New York, Alice Robinson, Musical Millers, Woolf Brothers, Tetrang Quartet, and a revived clubhouse with new pagoda dining. Other attractions are the escalator incline ride, the Stanley submarine boats, the Choir Celestial, Flea Circus, diver and water snakes battle, Cairo Rink, Nut College, Human Roulette Wheel and more.
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Chester
Powers
Hippodrome
New York City
Alice Robinson
Alice Robinson, Prima Donna Soprano; the Musical Millers
Woolf Brothers
Tetrang Musical Quartet
Cairo
Nut College
Rice and Barton Company Closes Season With Final Performance
The Standard notes Rice and Barton will close tonight with a concluding engagement after a profitable season. Morning and afternoon matinee planned and a new stage and scenery to be supplied for next season. Improvements are contemplated during the summer with doors barred for the update.
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Rice and Barton Company
Coney Steamers Set for High Water Trips
The Coney steamers schedule trips for tomorrow on unusually high Ohio water. The Princess departs from foot of Broadway at 11:30, 2, 4:30 and 7:30 for nearby points. The Queen sails at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to Lawrenceburg and Aurora for a scenic run.
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Broadway
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Audubon Society Hosts Mrs Bakewell Guest of Honor
The Audubon Society honored Mrs M G Bakewell sister in law of the famed naturalist at its monthly meeting. She is visiting her son Frank H Shaffer president of the Business Men's Club. Prof J P Cummins spoke on Birds I Knew When a Boy noting passenger pigeons and wild ducks are scarce. Prof Charles Dury said pigeons may be extinct due to hunting. a flock of 22 once in the Zoo now has only two. He reported no game bills passed in Columbus amid overbroad laws and enforcement issues.
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M. G. Bakewell
Audubon
Audubon Society
Dury
Columbus
Three Shot in Kentucky Feud Claims Brown Life
In a border feud between Brown-Mitchell factions on the Letcher Perry line Isaac Brown was killed by a forehead wound and Bob Brown was severely wounded. Leader William Mitchell of the Mitchells was fatally shot. An effort to forge a peace is planned among remaining members.
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Commercial Tribune
Whitesburg
Letcher
Perry
Isaac Brown
Brown
Bob Brown
William Mitchell
Mitchells
Evans Unable To Board Flagship On Final Cruise
San Francisco May 8 Secretary of the Navy Metcalf reviewed forty four ships at anchor in Oakland Bay as Rear Admiral Robley D Evans closed his last day of command He could not board his flagship Connecticut due to fatigue and bade officers farewell at a city banquet He praised battleships and the sailors who man them.
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San Francisco
Metcalf
Yorktown
Oakland
Robley D. Evans
Connecticut
Evans
Plans Road to Cincinnati Interurban Bridge Project
East Liverpool Ohio May 8 The Parkersburg Bridge Company plans a 400000 bridge and an interurban line to link Pittsburg and Cincinnati via the Ohio Valley progress aims to connect Pom eroy Gallipolis Coolville Athens and Columbus bridging gaps between Wheeling Moundsville Marietta and Parkersburg to create a continuous service from Uniontown Pennsylvania to Cincinnati with further extensions toward Cleveland Plans for the bridge are by E K Morris of Pittsburg.
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Commercial Tribune
East Liverpool
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ohio Valley
Joseph G. Lee
Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Pottery Company
Jason H. Brookes
Cleveland
E. K. Morris
Votes to repeal Irish Coercion Act in Commons
London May 8 The House of Commons passed the bill repealing the 1887 Irish Coercion Act by 201 to 7 on its second reading. Chief Secretary Birrell urged the measure as constitutional and humane noting Ireland overall is law abiding though some areas show lawlessness. He warned coercive rule would be political insanity.
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London
House of Commons Today
Ireland
Birrell
Michigan Students Cleared in Rioting Case
Fifteen University of Michigan students charged with rioting over the March 16 Star Theater attack had the case dismissed in the Washington Circuit Court. They reimbursed the county 208.50 and paid 1000 in damages to those affected by the destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Star Theater
Washington Circuit Court
Suspect Held Over Express Robbery Near Pittsburg
Police question a man who calls himself George Keller held in Cincinnati on concealed weapons charges. Detectives say he resembles a suspect in the $80,000 express robbery near Pittsburg and found items including a razor cartridges and a toy squirt gun on him. Keller admits coming from Pittsburg to Cincinnati but denies involvement in the crime. He is in custody awaiting further inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Keller
Pittsburg
Keller
Distler
Zimmerman
Storrs Station
Jersey City
N. J
Express
Cincinnati
Pneumatic Tubes Policy Gains Senate Support
Senate Post Offices Committee halves a 1.185 million allocation, approving raise for $1,100 postal clerks to $1,200 grade. Judge Goebel lobbies to restore item on Senate floor. Committee accepts Foraker amendments for railway mail clerks travel pay, Cincinnati pneumatic tube expenses, and a study to purchase pneumatic service equipment.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Senate Committee On
House
Herman P. Goebel
Judge Goebel
Senate
Goebel
Foraker
Cincinnati
Hamilton Wants Old Fort For Park Plans
In Hamilton on May 8 a meeting between the Hamilton Civic League and the City Park Commission discussed buying the Old Fort Hamilton site for a city park. A $25,000 congressional bill was favorably reported, with additional city funds likely. The assembly also launched a crusade against billboards on city property, with Mayor Straub and Solicitor Connaughton present.
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Tnc
Hamilton
Hamilton Civic League
City Park Commission
Ft. Hamilton
Congress
Straub
Connaughton
Thaw Commitment Question In Poughkeepsie Proceedings
In Poughkeepsie on May 8 Harry K Thaws counsel filed a traverse to the habeas corpus return with Duchess County Clerk The main issue is the constitutionality of Thaws commitment to Matteawan State Hospital The document suggests the sanity question may be deferred to test the validity of the commitment and could lead to Thaws discharge if the commitment is ruled unlawful.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Duchess County Clerk's Office
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Bread for Soldiers Bakes at Posts Allowed
Secretary Taft interprets army bread rules to permit posts to bake biscuits rolls muffins and cornbread for their own use while banning external bakery loaves. The policy ensures soldiers’ access to baked goods without altering supply from central bakeries.
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Taft
Washington, May
Secretary of
Army
Double Picture Group in Illustrated Magazine on Sunday
The issue features a Girls' Class D Ninth Street Baptist Church Athletic Association group and the St. Marcus Church Confirmation Class with Rev. Carl F. C. Schmidt. The circular notes the magazine comes free with The Sunday Commercial Tribune and promises many other features.
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Trated
Ninth Street
Church Athletic Association
St. Marcus
Carl F. C. Schmidt
Tribune
Baby completes 11000 mile voyage to New York
Three year old Wilfred Stevens arrived on the Teutonic in New York after a six week journey from South Africa alone. His mother died two months earlier and his father lives in Southampton. A stewardess accompanied him as he stepped ashore on the pier.
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New York
South Africa
Wilfred Stevens
Southampton
S. 3
Teutonic
Nate A
Local churches list Sunday services across Cincinnati area
Walnut Hills Locust street Northside Evanston Camp Washington and Central districts report ministers and times for Bible school services morning and evening sermons. Grace Avenue lists Bible school morning preaching and evening preaching.
Sunday church services and leaders across several denominations
A collage of worship times and sermons from multiple churches. Calvin D. Glasb and pastors lead services on Labor Sunday with topics like Christ and Men and Religion and Art. Other churches list ministers, Sunday school, worship, and evening programs with varied subjects.
Reverend Francis James Martin to Lead Sabbath Services
The Rev Francis James Martin D M preacher at Sabbath school on Aem Street near Bah and Ninth. Davis D D pastor will lead services at 9 45 a m with The Inquiry of an Awakened Soul. Avondale 11 am Charles Frederic Goss to preach The Closed and Open Doors of Life.
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Francis James Martin
Aem Street
Woah Davis
Avondale
Charles Frederit Goss
Congregational Churches Brief Sunday Services and Sermons
Listings show multiple congregations with service times and themes. Dwight Mallory Prat and M Q Evans lead Welsh service. Church of North Fairmount holds Sabbath school at 9:30 and services at 10:30 and 7:30 with new members reception. J D Harley preaches at Columbia at 11 and 7:30. Storrs Church features E T MacMahon sermons at 10:45 and 7:45 with 9:30 Sunday school.
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Walnut Hills
Kemper Lane
Locust Street
Dwight Mallory
Sardis
North Fairmount
Albert E. Harding
New
Columbia
J. D. Harley
Church Services and Sermons Schedule Across Four Parishes
The schedule lists CHrist-Early communion at 8 45 Sunday school 9 30 morning service 11 sermon by Rev F H Nelson evening prayer 7 45 sermon by T C Campbell. Church of the Advent holds 7 30 holy communion 9 45 Sunday school 11 confirmation and sermon by Bishop Vincent 4 30 prayer and sermon by Rev Samuel Tyler. New pipe organ to be used first time. St Paul’s Cathedral 7 30 holy communion 11 service and sermon by Dean Matthews 7 45 prayer and sermon by Canon McGrath. Church of the Epiphany Stan ton Locust Walnut Hills 7 30 holy communion 9 30 Sunday school 11 service and sermon by rector 7 45 service and address.
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F. H. Nelson
T. C. Campbell
Vincent
Samuel Tyler
ST. Paul’s Cathedral
Seventh and
Plum Streets
Dean Matthews
Canon McGrath
Stanton and Locust Streets
Walnut Hills
Asbury
Webster Street
Main
Sycamore
B. S. Gaddis
Christ
Wesley Chapel
Gervaise Roughton
First Church
Northside
O. L. Seward
Lewis Earle Lee
North Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
Walnut . Hills
Jesse Bowman Young
H.A. Winans
Symmes Marshall
Light
Methodist Churches Schedule Services and Sermons
A list of Sunday services across multiple Methodist churches with pastor names, service times, and sermon topics. Included locales cover Asbury, Wesley Chapel, First Church Northside, Walnut Hills, Camp Washington, Mt. Auburn, St. Paul, Avondale, Christie, East Pearl, Race Street German, Mt. Lookout, Hyde Park, Trinity, Linwood, and related event notes.
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Avondale
C. E. Schenck
Race Street
John PE. Braun
Jesus Christ
Jesus the Great
MT. Lookout
O. P. Hoffman
Holy Ghost
Epworth League
Edith Miller
Evanston
Hyde Park
Baptist Immanuel Services and Lincoln Institutional Notes
Baptist Immanuel at Hamilton and Poulian avenues lists minister William Hammond Parker with 9:30 a.m. Bible school and 11 a.m. preaching on The Christian in Politics. Evening sermon at 7:45 p.m. The Junior and Senior B Y P U are noted. Lincoln Institutional led by G R Robbins with Romanian services at 8 a.m. and worship at 9:30 a.m. followed by gallery prayer at 10 a.m. and a sermon The Store houses Opened by Joseph and Jebus Suf-
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Camp Washington
Sidney Avenue
Hopple Street
C. J. Sebastian
Jesus
Central
Ninth Street
City Hall
John L. Hill
Grace Avenue
J. A. Lord
Immanuel
Hamilton and
Poulian
William Hammond Parker
Lincoln
Park Institutional
G. R. Robbins
Joseph
Jebus Suf
Chapel Sermons and Anniversaries Across Cities
A digest lists worship services and anniversaries in multiple locations. Wyoming pastor Charles S. Stanton conducts sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Walnut Hills pastor Charles Brown preaches 8 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Norwood hosts Bible school at 9:15 a.m. and evening sermons. Evanston and Linwood churches schedule Sunday activities including Bible school, worship, and prayer meetings.
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Wyoming
Charles S. Stanton
Paul
Rome
Walnut Hills
Charles 8. Brown
Norwood
Sherman
Station Avenues
John
Sowers
Baptist Brotherhood
Seeing Eye
Prism
Evanston
Montgomery Pike
George W. Lohn
Linwood
H. T. Crane
Prich Hill
Ninth Street
John F. Herget
Walnut Hills and First English Church Services Noted
Walnut Hills at Stanton avenue and Locust street lists services for Charles S. Bauslin minister with Sunday school at 11 and a sermon by D H Bauslin D D. No evening service. First English at Race and Twelfth streets lists 11 a m sermon Personal Liberty by Jacob W. Kapp and 7 45 p m Life in India illustrated by Rev Victor Mc Cauley, a returned missionary.
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Montgomery
J. M. la Bach
Fourth Street
William L. Spiegel
College Hill
Charles A. Austin
First Church
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Robert Ogilvie Kirkwood
Haydn
Clifton
Donald M. Grant
Bible
Young People’s Society
James Aikin Smith
Jesus
College Street
W. Henry Williams
Our Father
Baraca
Philathes
Christian Endeavor
Oliver Lee Seward
Northside Methodist Church
Harls Lee
FIRST
United
Grand Avenue
Nassau Street
J. R. Millin
Westwood
R. D. Wheatley
Bath School
Sure Foundation
Stanton Avenue
Charles S. Bauslin
D. H. Bauslin
D.D
Race
Twelfth Streets
Jacob W. Kapp
India
Victor McCauley
Adam and Fallen Man Sermons at Two Churches
Christian Science and First Church services announce two sermons on Adam and Fallen Man. Assembly Hall on Mercantile Library Building hosts a 10:45 a.m. service. First Church at Rockdale Avenue Avondale offers 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. services.
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Church OF Christ
Assembly Hall
Mercantile Library
Rockdale Avenue
Avondale
Religious Services and Programs Listed in Cumminsville
A roundup of church activities includes United Brethren on Borden and Weber streets with Sunday school at 9:30 and services themed A Young Man, King and Christian. Unitarian on Reading Road hosts Fellowship Sunday and a 11 a.m. sermon by George A. Thayer. Other events cover Union Gospel Mission, First Universalist, and Church of the New Jerusalem with morning services and youth meetings.
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United Brethren
Borden and
Weber Streets
Cumminsville
B. Boda
King and Christian
Unitarian
Reading Road
Linston Street
George A. Thayer
True Church
UNION
Gospel Mission
Walnut and Canal
Ragowsky
First Universalist
Essex Place
Walnut Hills
Samuel Gilbert Ayres
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Corner
Odk and Winslow
Louis G. Hoeck
Herbert Colter Boye Dies In Auburn After Illness
Herbert Colter Boye, son of F. W. Boye of Auburn, died in the early hours yesterday after a period of illness. Born in Cincinnati in 1862, he lived most of his life here and worked with The Sun newspaper staff before entering the family business Colter & Co. He married Katherine Cherry in 1898, survived by Cherry’s family, and had lived in Austin, Texas, before returning to Auburn.
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F. W. Boye
Auburn
Boye
Cincinnati
Williams College
The
Sun
Colter & Co
Katherine Cherry
Boy Swallows Glass While Eating in Juvenile Court Detention
Clyde McVicker, 12, of Mt. Vernon Ohio, who came to Cincinnati, is hospitalized after swallowing broken glass yesterday afternoon while eating bread in the Juvenile Court detention area. He told Dr. Foertmeyer the glass was accidental and was sent to a ward for treatment.
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Clyde McVicker
Mt. Vernon
Cincinnati
City
Foerftmeyer
Roosevelt Walks in Rain with Burroughs near Pine Knot
President Roosevelt and Professor Burroughs took a long stroll in the woods around Pine Knot in Charlottesville, Virginia, during a rainy morning. They later returned and were caught in a shower after a drive with Joseph Wilmer Mra.
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Charlottesville
President Roosevelt
Prof
Burroughs
Pine Knot
Joseph Wilmer
Roosevelt
Commercial Tribune Patterns Coupon Request
The notice details ordering Commercial Tribune patterns from the Fashion Department in Gunnati with 10 cents per pattern. Patterns are forwarded from New York, taking several days. It describes patterns for a small girl including an overblouse or jumper and a guimpe dress, with fabric yardages and fabric types suggested for a 10 year size.
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Commercial Tribune
Gg By
Fashion Department
Mmercial
Gunnati
Hastory
New York
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Mrs. Rainforth
Long Island Sound
Grand
Della Fox
Ziegler
Miss Fox
Althoogh
Miss Youlin
Standard
Young Men's Institute
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Reuben R. Springer
Liverpool
Commons
Law
Tran
Old Fort
Civic League and Park Commission
Oomodooo
Africa
A. W. Fortune
Mt. Auburn Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Green Peyton
Enoch Arden
Birdie M. Smith
Nellie Secrest
C. 8. Ridge
Baraca and
Philathea
United States
Norwood Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Street Wels
Wales
G. P. Evans
George Webb
Charles Herbert Jones
Duke P. Davis
E. F. Evans
Union of the Presbyterian Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
G. F. Barber
Hartwell, O
John Arn Lloyd
Concern Chapel
Lane Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Charles William Dabney
University of Cincinnati
Christian
Park Avenue
Brewster Avenue
Ray E. Deadman
Amer
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Methodist
Hopple and
Sidney Streets
J. D. Darling
Edna Schreiner
MT. Auburn
Maplewood Avenue
H. Co. Enwall
R. N. Rust
Birdie Smith
ST. Paul
Seventh
Smith Streets
Walter D. Cole
Il A
Trinity
Heber D. Ketcham
William C. Mitchell
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E. L
Baptist
Lutheran
Christian Science
Herbert Colter Boye
Lone Star State
Commercial Tribune Patterns
City and
Guimpe
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