Goney's Gates Open Saturday for Vaudeville At Chester
Letrang Quartet at the Chester Clubhouse showcases versatile multi instrument performance with Spain and Italy sourced mandolin music. The opening program at Coney includes river rides, fireworks, new attractions, a tea garden and vaudeville acts led by Evans and Evans and Lafayette Lamont's troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Letrang
Lawrence Duecker
Spain
Italy
Broadway
Lake Como
Coney
George Wicht
Mississippi
Brown
Louisville
Evans
Twin City Comedy Four
Ardell Brothers
Esther Moresalles
Smith and Daum
Lafayette Lamont
Vaudeville Bill Change at the Grand Opens Sunday
The Grand continues its vaudeville run with a new bill starting Sunday at 1 o clock. Fitzgibbons and Lewis, Bregers and Kingman, and Annie Goldie join as new acts while Swan's Alligators stay for another week. Photoplays include So Long Mary and other acts from Fay Templeton and Georgia Minstrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Fitzgibbons and
Lewis
Bregers and Kingman
Annie Goldie
Popular Night at Zoo Showcases Gargiulo Band
Gargiulo and his band presented a first popular music programme last evening to a pleased audience despite poor weather. Encores kept the leader busy while the band played popular hits of the day. Friday offers Wagner works, preceded by a full programme, and Saturday features Italian composers with several pieces by Gargiulo. Signorina Morini and Signor Arloto impressed listeners along with instrumental soloists who responded to encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoo
Gargiulo
Signorina Morini
Signor Arloto
Coney Island Opens for Season This Saturday
Coney Island announces the start of its season with a grand opening this Saturday. The waterfront amusement area invites visitors to enjoy rides, games, and seaside attractions as crowds gather for the seasonal kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Coney Island
Opposition Urged to Military Spirit at Mohonk Conference
At Lake Mohonk New York May 20 the Lake Mohonk conference opened with calls to oppose militarism and support arbitration. Former Secretary of State John W. Foster urged against a war footing and dismissed rumors of war with Japan. Colonel Foster supported obligatory arbitration of international disputes.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Friends of Peace and Arbitration
United States
Europe
John W. Foster
Pacific
Japan
Foster
Obituary notices for Hamlin Lee and Whitney family matriarch
John A. Hamlin founder of the Grand Opera House Chicago died suddenly at 71 in his Virginia Hotel apartments. Survived by widow three sons including Harry L. Hamlin and singer George, daughter Mrs Mancel Clark. Also noted: Prof Leslie A Lee of Bowdoin College died in Portland after an operation. Mrs Laurinda Collins Whitney mother of Henry M Whitney and late William C Whitney died in Brookline aged 101.
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John A. Hamlin
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Virginia Hotel
Harry L. Hamlin
George
Mancel Clark
Hamlin
Yiddish Vaudeville Theater Chain Planned by Spachner
L Spachner husband of Mme Bertha Kalish pursues a nationwide chain of vaudeville theaters in Yiddish after ten days of trials at the Kalisch Theater Bowery with 50 successes. He aims to employ artists for at least thirty weeks and has options on houses in Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L. Spachner
Mme
Bertha Kalish
United States
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Paris Doctor Plans Home for Aged Dramatic Authors
Dr Henri De Roths son, a noted Paris physician, announces building at his own expense a home for aged dramatic authors by the edge of the Bois de Boulogne. The structure will include a small theater for inmate productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri de Rothschild
Boise de Boulogne
Chester VAUDEVILLE BILL PROMISES VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
Chester announces a free next week bill featuring Rice and Provost comedy acrobats Contino and Lawrence upside down dancers Mysticus Lillian Berry Reid a vocalist and other acts. The bathing season opens Saturday with 300 extra dressing rooms and continuous filtered water to keep the lake fresh all summer. Shriners outing at Chester tomorrow welcomes the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Rice and Provost
Contino
Lawrence
Mysticus
Lillian Berry Reid
Governor Harris recalls troops in Ohio tobacco district
Governor Harris ordered Troop A Cleveland recalled from the Burley tobacco district and sent Company K Seventh Infantry O N G to Portsmouth for duties there. Troop B Columbus stays on duty in Brown County. Colonel Harry D. Knox of Marietta assumes command in the tobacco district. Troop A departs Cleveland and Troop K arrives Manchester tomorrow.
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Columbus
Harris
Cleveland
Burley Tobacco
Ohio
Night Rider
Seventh Infantry
Portsmouth
Manchester
Harry D. Knox
Marietta
Tobacco District
Brown County
Critchfield Reviews Situation in Burley Tobacco District
General A. B. Critchfield Adjutant General of Ohio surveys the burley tobacco district with possible troop redistribution. He visits Manchester to inspect Troop A from Cleveland and notes well dispersed troopers under Captain Schofield and Captain Kauss. A few tobacco beds near Manchester reported torn up with no other depredations. He plans to visit Higginsport tomorrow.
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Critchfield
Commercial Tribune
Ripley, CO
A. B. Critchfield
Ohio
Burley Tobacco District
Manchester
Cleveland
Schofield
Kauss
General Critchfield
Higginsport
Burley Tobacco Society Meets in Winchester
A meeting of the Executive Board of the Burley Tobacco Society was held in Winchester this afternoon. President Clarence Lebus passed through Lexington en route but would not disclose discussion topics. Large pools of tobacco are being sold across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
The
Burley Tobacco Society
Winchester
Clarence Lebus
Pathfinders Elect Officers For Ohio State Meeting
Pathfinders in Marietta Ohio conclude their state meeting with officers elected. H E Brooks Bellefontaine named President. Harry Huber Akron Vice President. E F Berry Columbus Secretary. J J Drake Zanesville Treasurer. W C Reiner Cleveland and E S Kiplinger Lorain serve as Trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Pathfinders
H. E. Brooks
Bellefontainé
Harry Huber
Akron
E. F. Berry
Columbus
J. J. Drake
Zanesville
W. C. Reiner
Cleveland
E. 8. Kiplinger
Lorain
Man Mortally Wounded in Pleasant Ridge Battle
The body of Charles Jones Jr. was removed from Christ Hospital after dying Tuesday night from a clash with constables at his father's farm near Pleasant Ridge. Charles Jones Sr. rests at Christ Hospital, with potential surgery planned. Tom Jones, brother, was released from Reading jail. William Crawford remained jailed. The horse tied to the dispute will be given to Otis Graham of Lockland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones, Jr
Pleasant Ridge
Christ Hospital
Cameron
Charles Jones
Tom Jones
Reading
Buxton
William Crawford
Otis Graham
Lockland
Squire Dill
Jones
Money Cause Of Tragedy In Family Affair
Miss Rachel Blaikie, engaged to George E Sterry, says money prompted the double tragedy in which George B Sterry Jr shot his father and killed himself. Mrs George Sterry Jr, widow of the killer, lies critically ill after violent hysteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rachel Blaikie
George E. Sterry
East Orange
N. J
George
George Sterry, Jr
Court approves receivership settlements for Southern Mutual firms
Lexington Ky May 20 Circuit Judge J Watts Parker issues an order as part of settling the defunct Southern Mutual and American Reserve Bond Co affairs with about 3 000 000 in assets. J C Rogers of Lexington named receiver two years ago and now also rece iver in Illinois. The order ratifies actions and ends friction between Missouri Illinois and Kentucky receiverships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Missouri
Ohio Merchant Assigns After Fifty Years in Trade
Gallipolis Ohio May 20 Captain George W Cox a prominent local dry goods merchant assigned today after fifty years in business. His assets including life insurance amount to 28995 with liabilities 155.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Gallipolis
George W. Cox
Clifton Elm Defeats Avondale In Ninth Inning Rally
Clifton Elm defeats Avondale 10 to 7 in a late rally after a scoreless start. Two-base hit by Haenlein highlighted Clifton Elm’s offense as Oliver and McDaniels combined for 19 strikeouts. Left on base counts and double plays noted. game time 1:50 with umpiresster and Steinberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton-Elm
Avondale
Haenlein
Epperson
Christopher
Carrol
Creedon
Tiemeyer
Jones
Oliver
McDaniels
Alspach
Wr McDaniel
Hyde Park Gun Club Plans Decoration Day Shoot
Hyde Park Gun Club reorganized under Dr P K Phillips as President with Fred Koehler Jr as Vice President John F Stevenson Treasurer L C Roose Secretary and Ed Reif Captain The club of about forty members with a clubhouse and three electric release traps will hold an all day Decoration Day shoot Visitors welcome The first annual tournament is set for June 26 27 with programme blanks available after June 1 Details to reach the secretary via Oakley car to the Norfolk and Western crossing then Edwards road car to Madison road stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Gun Club
P. K. Phillips
Fred Koehler
John F. Stevenson
L. C. Roose
Ed Reif
Oakley
Norfolk & Western
Madison Road
Edwards Road
French Club Protests Vanderbilt Cup Race Conditions
The Automobile Club of France protests the Vanderbilt Cup rules, seeking alignment with Ostena 1907 standards. Robert Lee Morrel of the Automobile Club of America requests a reply from Vanderbilt Cup Committee chair Jefferson De Mont Thompson. The issues cited are engine weight limits and no constraint on cylinder bore in competing cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Automobile Club of France
Ostena
Robert Lee Morrel
Automobile Club of America
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
College hockey scores from Terre Haute to Ithaca
Results show Terre Haute Rose Folytechnic Institute 3 Indiana State Normal 1. Princeton 3 over Pennsylvania 1. Cornell 3 tied Michigan 3 after sixteen innings.
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Terre Haute
Dog Bites Girl at Newport Covington School
A small dog at First District School in Covington bit Ruth Bickel of 124 East Tenth Street during recess. The pupils feared a mad dog as staff confined the area and searched for the canine, which escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Ruth Bickel
East Tenth Street
Canfield
Campbell County Court News Notes
Carrie Dablander loses claim against Metropolitan Insurance in life policy suit. Amelia Paris will probate ends with Louisa Paris as sister and executrix without bond. Clifton tax case affirmed against heirs of Casper Firman. taxes to be paid when fixed. Bridget Lang sues Anton Roth and City of Newport for 2000 dollars after slipping on bricks at Sixth street and Central avenue.
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Carrie Dablander
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Amelia Paris
Moore
Louisa Paris
District of
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Several Local Cases
Circuit Judge Shaw set aside a dismissal to proceed with Frank Stetson vs Western Union Telegraph Co for 2000 in damages over a telegram about a dying son. Other cases remanded or continued include Mary Stevenson vs Covington city, Lillie Hand vs A L Helle, Lauren and Baker vs Supreme Castle, and Pence vs Detective Sandford. Deliberations also cover Covington vs Eliza Thompson, a divorce for Thomas Jameson from Delia Jameson, and wills filed for L B Stephens and Aaron R Leonard with executrix Clara Leonard.
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Shaw
Frank Stetson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Stetson
United States
Circuit Court
Harbeson
Shaw Cr
Mary Stevenson
Covington
Lillie Hand
A. L. Helle
Lauren
Selma
Ala
Clara
Scott Street
H. R. Stephens
Alex
Will
Executrix
Covington Briefs: Vandalism Complaints And Local Notices
Covington police logged numerous reports of vandals raiding lawns and damaging flower beds across the city. City Auditor Gould issued permits for two new homes at 812 Scott Street and 27 Catalpa Avenue, each costing $1,000. Albert Dressman, son of a Covington Post Office driver, was buried after being killed by a train in Newport. Harry Ranshaw, elevator conductor, died at 40 from a illness complication at his West Robbins Street home, brother of Alderman W. W. Ranshaw. Robert Maxwell reported the theft of a gold watch at 1325 Cutter Street, Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
W. 8. Gould
H. J
Josephine Wahle
Scott Street
Charles Klingman
Catalpa Avenue
Cincinnati
Newport News in Brief
Monitor Lodge 179 conferred Page and Esquire ranks on five candidates. Rebecca Bryan Booth Chapter DAR plans a June 13 meeting at Mrs. J L Phythian's Hast Third Street residence with readings on The War President Abraham Lincoln, Book Review The Crisis, by Miss Lockhart, and music by Miss Margaret Phythian. H P Fisher had her ten year old son placed on probation for a year by Juvenile Judge Moore after a custody plea. Captain E B Beyland returned from Louisville where he attended the State encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic and was elected Kentucky Department delegate to the National Encampment in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monitor Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Page
Esquire
Rebecca Bryan Booth
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. L. Phythian
Hast Third Street
Abraham Lincoln
Phythian
Book Review
Societies Seek Merger of Hebrew and Zionist Groups
Members of the Young Men's Hebrew Association and Cincinnati Zionists' Society plan a merger. Tonight they meet at 935 Central Avenue with a merger committee, after last night’s Odd Fellows Temple session. Nathan P. Isaacs and Aaron Alban appointed chairs of the Zion and Hebrew factions respectively. A mass meeting will be held Wednesday evening at Rich ee ot Synacoene with A. H. son of The Jewish Daily News in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Central Avenue
Cincinnati Zionists’ Society
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Nathan P. Isaacs
Zion
Aaron Alban
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Weanesia
Richee Ot Synacoene
A. H. Son
Jewish Daily News
New York
Trial Set in Disorderly Conduct Case at York Street
Alma Johnson Viola Smith and Dr. Charles Kehm face trial before Police Judge Hawkins after a late night arrest in a third floor room above W. A. Lampe’s saloon Newport police report disorderly conduct affidavits. Officers say bottles and noise prompted the 1:30 am investigation. all were released on bond with Kehm on recognizance.
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Alma Johnson
Viola Smith
Charles Kehm
York Street
Newport
Hawkins
Kehm
Sheeran
Morton
W. A.lampe
Dr. Rehm
Dr. Kehm
Newport Stable Fire Near Meat Market at Newport
Fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the stable adjoining Charles Megerle’s meat market at Eighth street and Central avenue. Rumor of two boys inside caused great excitement as volunteers fought through smoke. The fire was fought by the department for about thirty minutes, burning hay and barn parts. losses reached $400, but no boys were found in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Megerle
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
Newport
Motion Filed to Block Reopening Alexandria Poolroom
Commonwealth's Attorney W A Burkamp filed three writs of abatement in circuit court to stop the reopening of the poolroom on Alexandria Pike. The actions target Tony Bonero in two cases and George Ehrlich in one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Pike
Commonwealth
W. A. Burkamp
Tony Bonero
George Ehrlich
County Temperance Institute Held at Tower M. B. Church
The Ohio River drowning of Emma Johnson continues to be investigated as searchers work to locate her body. Hauck sand digger owners consent to move their boat today hoping to recover the missing woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Temperance Institute
Emma Johnson
Ohio River
Hauck
Property Transfers and Lots in Crescent Springs and Covington
Executors Frazier and Shouse sell 6 percent acre tract to Rosy D Stephens near Erlanger. Poage executors sell Crescent Springs lots 81 to 87. Master Commissioner Helm conveys 28 by 0 feet on Greenup Street following 1883 deed to Ramsey. Amounts listed: 650 and 1375 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Frazier
J. D. Shouse
L. B. Stephens
Rosy D. Stephens
Covington and Dry Creek
Erlanger
Robert
Edward Posge
T. K. Poage
William A. Lilley
Crescent Springs Improvement Company
Crescent Springs
FEE
Frank P. Helm
J. C. Ramsey
Greenup Street
Soos
Second Infantry Band Concludes Third Concert
The third band concert of the season was held yesterday in the parade grounds conducted by the Second Infantry Band. The First Battalion of the Second Infantry departs this morning for a three day practice march to the rifle range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Infantry
Residen Age William C Clifford Rewport Ky
Sylvia Townsend of Newport Kentucky is noted in this fragment with William C Clifford and the ages of residents referenced in a local notice context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Clifford
Rewport Rt
Engocbeats
Sylvia Townsend
Newport
Real estate transfers in Newport and surrounding area
John B. Lock and wife transfer Bors 5 in Grandview subdivision High TMD Sufj tayce to Leonard G. Roth. Frank Wampiér and wife receive part of Lots 1 2 3 4 in Tapes heirs addition. George Sohnlein and wife transfer Lot 225 Mansion Hill addition to Philip Gerke in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lock
Leonard G. Roth
Grandview
Tayce
Beet
H. C. Spinky
Frank Wampiér
Tapes
Newport
von George Sohnlein
Philip Gerke
Mansion Hill
Pork Packing and Provisions Report From Cincinnati Market
Western hog packing for the week totals 580000, up from 575000 and 465000 in prior weeks. From March 1 the year to date 5560000 trails last year by 175000. Prices hold near 5.45 per 100 lbs with variations over weeks and years. Export earnings rise, while receipts stay below last year and markets show strength in futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cither
Chicago
Grain prospects and crop reports with market data
Weather improved with warmer, drier days aiding delayed corn planting and wheat conditions, while oats progress unevenly. Wheat and corn prices and weekly receipts at Chicago and primary markets are detailed, alongside a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment schedule and official confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Kansas
Chicago
Brokers Pay Creditors and Plan Resumption in Pittsburg
Pittsburg firm James Carothers & Co. will pay all obligations and resume business on a fair basis after failing with Allegheny National Bank amid alleged irregularities. Collateral loans total $1,877,295 with market value $2,099,042 and an equity fund of $1,829,747. Customers are owed $350,064. other assets are $18,006 plus about $10,000 in personal accounts. A New York broker offered $1,000,000 in loan, rejected by Comptroller Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Patterson
James Carothers & Co
Allegheny National Bank
Telegraph
New York
Morrow
Ohio amendment on start of General Assembly sessions
A proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution seeks to change the commencement timing of regular sessions of the General Assembly. The measure outlines when the legislature would begin its regular sessions and the related procedural changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State of
General Assembly
Ohio Secretary of State seal notice of 1906 oath
The excerpt records an official act dated March 20 1906 with testimony at Columbus and a seal, signed by Carmi A Thompson Secretary of State on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Ohio
Carmi A. Thompson
State of Ohio
General Assembly of State of
Columbus
Secretary of State
General Assembly
A.D
Iron and steel trade shows renewed pig iron interest
The Iron Age reports growing demand in pig iron across markets with buyers wary of paying above 10 to 10.50 for No 2 Birmingham foundry iron. Sloss-Sheffield has placed 50 000 to 60 000 tons at 10.25, with over 20 000 tons traced to Chicago dealers, while price concessions and regional inquiries continue amid calls for price adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iron Age
Birmingham
Sloss-Sheffield Steel Company
No. 2
Chicago
Cent West
Pittsburg
Atlantic
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Queen City Beach
Moving Pictures
the Grand
Lake Mohonk Conference
Friends of Peace
America
Great Western
Pleasant Valley Wine Co. Bole Makers
Home For Aged Dramatists
Shriners
Tobacco Field
Burley
Ohio Association
R. E. Brooks
Miss Blaikie
American Reserve Bond Company
Ohio Merchant
Traction League
Avon
ABHLO
ABC C.E. Ab.h.o
A.E. Jones
Chris
Steo A - Sim
I-P
Drake
Tae da A Bradley
College Games
Newport Covington
Alarms School
Campbell County Courts
Kenton Court Notes
Covington Briefs
Newport News
Cincinnati Zionists and Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Newport Stable Burns
Dayton
Ernest Wotten
Age Rose Sailor
Benjamin Hellebush
Ludlow
Estella
Covington Real Estate
FT. Thomas
Newport Real Estate
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Inc
Canadian Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
St. Louis Southwestern
Long Island
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Fennsylvania
Wea
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Wichita
Kan
Detroit
Micheeeee
D. Chamberlain
House of Sentatives
James M. Williams
Senate
Carmi A, Thompson
C. A. Thompson
House of Representatives
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Co. A. Thompson
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