Ethel Barrymore Heads Grand Theater Week
Miss Barrymore at the Grand in Cincinnati next week for a new play and the comedy Lady Frederick. The engagement boosts sales and out-of-town reservations while critics praise the star's fit in the role and the double love theme. A Telegram from Miss Barrymore denies a reported St Louis interview and calls for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
LYRIC
Miss Barrymore
Cincinnati
Grand
Lady Frederick
Barrymore
Mr. Frohman
Miss’ Barrymore
London
Frederick
The
New York
Charles_ Frohman
St. Louis
Détroit
Agein
Lew Fields Presenting The Girl Behind the Counter At Lyric
Lew Fields brings his large company to Cincinnati for a week at the Lyric Theater premiering tomorrow night. The musical comedy follows Schniff a poor German who becomes rich and disguises himself as a floorwalker and head waiter. Connie Ediss stars as Mrs Schniff with Pearl Lund as the daughter. over one hundred in the company including sixty strong chorus and English Pony Ballet. The show was a hit last season at Herald Square in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Fields
Lyric Theater
Mr. Fields
Cincinnati
Herald Square Theater
New York
Schniff
Connie Ediss
Comedian William Collier Ends Week at the Grand
J Clarence Hyde arrives today in support of William Collier in The Patriot at the Grand this week. The veteran apostle of Hyde promotes the production as a highlight of the theater's current run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Hyde
William Collier
Right of Way closes strong at Grand with big crowd
The play Right of Way drew the largest Grand audience of the week and matched last season’s financial record. Co stars Guy Standing and Theodore Roberts earned distinction, while Richard Dorney and his troupe prepared to depart for St. Louis after the evening performance. A large turnout is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Richard Dorney
St. Louis
Crawford Pictures Leave City After Sunday Farewell
O T Crawford and his moving pictures depart Cincinnati after Sunday performances at the Odd Fellows Temple Auditorium. The farewell bill, the longest of its kind this regime, features three to four reels of masterworks, ten subjects, two Cameraphone reels, vaudeville acts, and Will Price’s "The Yiddish Cowboy."
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Rialto
C. T. Crawford
H. L. Massie
O. T. Crawford
Will Price
Levi
O. Twford
Moving Pictures
The Three of Us at the Olympic Next Week
The For paugh Stock Company presents The Three of Us set in a Nevada gold mining district. The plot centers on the mine named by its owner for his children Rhy McChesney and her two brothers, with a family struggle to realize the father’s faith in the undeveloped mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Rachelier
Jaiman
West
For@paugh Stock Company
Nevada
Rhy McChesney
Rhy
Faversham Ends Cincinnati Run With World and His Wife
William Faversham gives final Cincinnati performances of The World and His Wife this afternoon and evening. He thanks the audience for the renewed warm reception and notes his confidence in future tours if similar plays succeed.
Max Anderson Sails for Europe to Book Vaudeville
M. C. Anderson of the Anderson Ziegler Company, owner of the New York Hippodrome and numerous theatres in Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis and other cities with interests in about forty playhouses, sailed from New York for Europe to scout foreign talent and arrange bookings for the Hippodrome Columbia and circuit theatres. He will stay several weeks abroad to identify top vaudeville acts for the season under the United Booking Agency system offering princely salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Anderson Salls
Europe
M. C. Anderson
Anderson-Ziegler Company
New York
United Booking Agency
Laughable Elinor Glyn spoof tops Walnut show
The travesty on Elinor Glyn in Wine, Woman and Song draws large crowds at the Walnut. Little Miss Ethel Hall plays Maude Adams due to a striking resemblance, while Bonita denies an England tour lead offer. two performances today close the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Glyn
Ethel Hall
Maude Adams
England
America
Bonita
Under Southern Skies Returns to Walnut Theatre
The popular Southern life play Under Southern Skies resumes at the Walnut next week after noon show. Audiences who enjoyed its prior visit will find an all new scenery costumes and songs with a strong cast as the eighth year tour aims to surpass earlier runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Southern &Kids
Hallowe’en
the Walnut
Auditorium Theater to Open as Vaudeville House
On Monday October 5 the Auditorium Theater Company will take possession of the Odd Fellow Temple on Seventh and Elm streets and convert it into a first class vaudeville theater. Opening stars include Jewett Hays Lind Arminta Burke Smith Datum Kush Nickerson Baron Galen Newsboys Quartet Dick Barnes Fanny Donovan Berrian Mackin and others. Daily performances at noon and night with tickets at ten and twenty cents. The T Crawford animated views accompany.
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Seventh
Elm Streets
Auditorium Theater Company
Jewett
Hays and Lind
Arminta
Burke
Smith and Datum
Kush
Nickerson
Baron Galen
Newsboys
Dick Barnes
Fanny Donovan
Berrian
Mackin
Divorce Granted to Nat Goodwin from Maxine Elliott
Nat Goodwin and actress Maxine Elliott were granted a divorce in Reno. Goodwin testified in a low voice that Elliott deserted him after returning from Europe in September. He described hotel ventures in New York City and Los Angeles life, and noted no replies to his letters.
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Reno
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Goodwin
New York City
Los Angeles
G. O. Weeden
Weeden
Elliott speaks on divorce case amid Goodwin action
In Philadelphia Maxine Elliott refused interview about Nat Goodwin's divorce but manager Appleton said she is glad the divorce was granted and had contemplated suing for desertion herself for years. Now Goodwin's suit prompted relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Maxine Elliott
Nat Goodwin
Appleton
Miss Elliott
Goodwin
Miss Barrymore to Read Classical Works This Season
Occupation away from the theater is her music and her books. Miss Barrymore is an accomplished pianist and violinist with an extensive library. She plans readings from Lang Leaf and Meyer's translation of Homer and from Milton and the Bible, while also assembling a Shakespeare collection with several first folios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barrymore
Lang
Leaf
Meyer
Milton
Court News Highlights Ironton Case and Local Suits
Judge Thompson refused to move the Ironton city suit against Harrison Construction and its surety to federal court due to late application. In other actions the Precision Lunkenheimer patent case ended in infringement finding with costs. A Pineville bank sues Cincinnati Gas for 2325 dollars. Cigar and drug cases circle Fifth and Walnut streets with injunctions and nuisance claims. Multiple estates opened and diversions granted, plus court judgments in local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Harrison Construction Company
Ironton
Metropolitan Surety Company
Harrison Company
Precision Appliance Company
Lunkenheimer Company
First State Bank of
Pineville
United States
Cincinnati Gas Coke, Coal and Mining Company
Big Hill Coal Company
Cogan & Williams
Ewing Finds 1500 Dollars in Pocketbook on Street
Charles Ewing of 235 Worth Street found a pocketbook containing 1500 dollars near his East End Express Company office at 435 Main Street. He reported the find to Corporal Bartley of the Sixth Police District and is holding the purse awaiting identification by the rightful owner. The wallet contained only money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ewing
Worth Street
Ewing
East End Express Company
Main Street
Bartley
Fleet 19 Guarded Against Cholera Amid Manila Visit
The American fleet of sixteen battleships anchored off Luneta after a world cruise leg. Rear Admiral Sperry and other captains paid respects on the Connecticut. To prevent cholera spread no one may board from shore until further notice. officers may shore leave if back on deck by 10 p m with a special night permit.
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Manila
Hampton Roads
Luneta
Sperry
Connecticut
Harbor
Pacific Fleet
Noth
Witnesses Heard in the Annis Case in New York
Grand jury in Long Island City hears evidence against Captain Peter C. Hains Jr and his brother T Jenkins Hains for the murder of William Annis. Dr Walter G Frey Coroners physician and Charles H Roberts testifies. absent material witnesses delay indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island City
Peter Co. Hains, Jr
T. Jenkins Hains
William
Annis
Darrin
Walter G. Frey
Charles H. Roberts
Brave Officer of the WAVY 15 Dead
Commander John B. Bernadou naval attache to Rome and Vienna died of Bright's disease at New York Naval Hospital Brooklyn He was nearly 50 and served since 1876 He commanded the torpedo boat Winslow at the Battle of Cardenas Bay May 11 1898 Where despite heavy fire the Winslow was towed away by the revenue cutter Hudson Bernadou was severely wounded but wrote the battle report aboard the Hudson the following day
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Commercial Tribune
New York
John B. Bernadou
Rome
Vienna
Bright
New York Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Spain
Winslow
Cardenas Bay
Hudson
Key West
Bernadou
Nelson Won't Run for Congress in Sixth District
Colonel R. W. Nelson of Newport-Covington decided not to enter the race for Congress in Kentucky's Sixth District. He cited reluctance to join a Democratic field he described as unfavorable and disputed rumors of supporting Bryan or going on the stump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kentucky
Joseph Rhinock
John R. Inglis
R. W. Nelson
Newport
Nelson
Hadeen
Bryan
Newport Police and Fire Board Confront Appointment Talk
The Democratic Police and Fire Board in Newport faced rumors of mayoral action to appoint a Republican to replace the ill Commissioner Shea. With Shea absent, Ulrich and Pfingstag missing, the meeting yielded no business while Democratic members lobbied among local politicians to block or delay the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Krieger
Police and Fire Board
Shea
Dan Shea
Ulrich
Pfingstag
Committees Appointed Collaborate on School Bond Issue
John J. Craig names Charles A. Hitch Henry B. Schuler and John L. Rich to join a Democratic panel to finalize plans for issuing school improvement bonds as a nonpartisan issue. The ballot question will appear at the next election. Education Board rents about 2500 annually. new Sixth District School funding lacks. Meetings set within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Craig
Republican Campaign Committee
Charles A. Hitch
Henry B. Schuler
John L. Rich
Democratic Campaign Committee
Board of Education
William Hays
Funeral for Robert Gray Held in Louisville
The funeral of Robert Gray veteran engineer of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad who was injured in a Latonia wreck will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Elks hall on Fifth Street. Pallbearers are Alexander Davezac John O Day Samuel Bailey Thomas Matlick R G Williams Edward Manson Edward Tally and John Muggeridge. A resolutions committee includes R G Williams P J Carroll and Edward J Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gray
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Latonia
Elks’ Hall
Fifth Street
Alexander Davezac
John O'Day
Samuel Bailey
Thomas Matlick
R. G. Williams
Edward Manson
Edward Tally
John Muggeridge
P. J. Carroll
Edward J. Taylor
Crawford to Stage Taft Campaign Tour in Kentucky
Colonel L. J. Crawford will tour Kentucky giving speeches for William H. Taft. He received a request from Don C. Edwards, chairman of the State Campaign Committee, and will begin once his schedule is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Crawford
Kentucky
William H. Taft
Crawford
Don C. Edwards
State Campaign Committee
Fires, losses and inspections dominate city report
At a Board of Police and Fire Commissioners meeting Fire Chief Lytle cited twenty nine fires in the past month with total property loss of two thousand seventeen dollars and insurance coverage of eight thousand one hundred dollars. Mayor Craig summarized public building inspections noting all were in good condition except the Central Covington school building. Police Chief Schuler reported ninety two dollars in fines collected during September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Lytle
Craig
Covington
Schuler
Rollickers to Open at People's Tomorrow with New Scenery
The Rollickers Company brings a four act Western stage melodrama Jack Shepherd the Bandit King to Heuck's tomorrow for a week. Thirty players headline a lavish show with updated costumes, music, dancing, and a large array of effects including twelve horses and two carloads of scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollickers
Gow
Rollickers Company
People’s Tomorrow
Jack Sheppard
Heuck’s
The Olympic Matinee Ends Run of The House of a Thousand Candles
The final performances of The House of a Thousand Candles unfold at the Olympic this afternoon and evening. The Forepaugh Company has presented the play to large audiences all week with long applause.
Burlesque Circuit Clash Draws Local Attention in Cincinnati
The Columbia Amusement Company and the Empire Burlesque Circuit with a Cincinnati theater in common sparked interest as reps from both circuits visited. A meeting at People's Theater continued after the Empire delegate left with routine business discussed and officers elected for the year. Sam Scribner of Columbia and H. Clay Minor of Empire were in the city amid circulating rumors of a possible truce. Colonel James Fennessy denied knowing Scribner’s presence and any deal to end fierce competition. Officers named include Butler as President, Heuck and Rife as Vice Presidents, Whalen as Treasurer, and J E Fennessy as Secretary. Bud Kcka reported Scribner's visit last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbia Amusement Company
Empire Burlesque Circuit
H. Clay Minor
New York
People’s Theater
Sam Scribner
Empire
James Fennessy
Lyric
People's Theaters
Scribner
Cinccinnati
Minor
Peoples Theater
James A. Butler
St. Louis
George W. Heuck
George W. Rife
Baltimore
John H. Whalen
Louisville
J. E. Fennessy
Bud Kcka
The
Standard Theater
Lyceum Drama Montana Opens With Carey Ranch Props
Eagle Joe crafted stage embellishments on the Carey Ranch one of Montana’s finest. Dolly Var den the Morgan mare, valued at about 5000 dollars, is featured in the play. Harry D. Carey stars as Jim Graham foreman of Buckhorn Ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lyceum
Eagle Joe
Carey Ranch
Dolly Varden
Morgan
Jim Graham
Buckhorn Ranch
Runaway Injures Former Deputy County Auditor
Former Deputy County Auditor Harley W. Simpson is dying in a Delaware, Colorado hospital tonight after being thrown from a rig during a runaway. His skull was crushed when his head struck the curb along the main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Delaware, CO
Harley W. Simpson
Simpson
The Swede Girl and the Fellow Who Sings in Columbia Sketch
A forthcoming Columbia comedy sketch pleases crowds as a concise version of a larger show. John and Maude Allison starred in the longer production, and the Swede Girl with peroxide hair performs with a Sis Hopkins ponytail and a rising voice amid brass and woodwinds. The act is clean, clever, and consistently a hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
John
Maude Allison
Sis Hopkins
Mad dog bites Ohio girl in street near Straub School
Beatrice Kaucher seven daughter of Howard J. Kaucher of 1091 South Second street was bitten on the left thumb by a mad dog on the way home from the Straub School. Patrolman Walke shot the animal and Veterinary Surgeon Tiffin confirmed rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Beatrice Kaucher
Howard J. Kaucher
South Second Street
Straub School
Walke
Tiffin
Covington Fire Responds to Dual Explosions
The Covington Fire Department answered calls to 1417 Wheeler street A G Moore residence where a gasoline stove exploded starting a small blaze and to 1041 Madison Avenue J B Beckett home where flames blew toward St Elizabeth's Hospital causing brief inmate panic. Mrs George Michaels received a letter from Abilene Texas stating her brother William Parr was alive while another brother Edward Parr had died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Wheeler Street
A. G. Moore
J. B. Beckett
Madison Avenue
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
George Michaels
Abilene
Tex
William Parr
Texas
Edward Parr
Michaels
Covington Churches Plan Sunday Services Across Denominations
Tomorrow many Covington congregations schedule worship with Holy Communion at Shinkle Methodist led by John E. Williams and sermons from pastors including George F. Oliver J I Blackburn and others. The Y M C A hosts a 3 pm open meeting by the First Baptist Young People with several addresses and special music.
Church and Hall Burn in Elkin Masonic Lodge Fire
Winchester Ky October 2 The church and hall of the Elkin Masonic Lodge at Elkin in this county were burned with all contents. Loss estimated at 1200 with 500 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Winchester
Flashlights of Broadway to Play Next Week at Standard
C B Arnold’s Facts and Follies Company presents a two act musical extravaganza at the Standard theater next week. The vaudeville segment features Irvin Walton the Musical Bells Morris and Kramer May Walsh and the Percy Troupe with Ed Markey Lloyd Peddrick Allie Vivian Belle Benson Eva Van Esten and Harry Keeler plus the famous Facts and Follies chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Arnold
Facts and Follies Company
Broadway
Irvin Walton
Bells
Morris and Kramer
May Walsh
Percy Troupe
Ed Markey
Lloyd Peddrick
Allie Vivian
Belle Benson
Eva van Esten
Harry Keeler
Ethel Barrymore's Favorite Recreation Revealed
A well known actress notes that virtually every prominent performer has a personal leisure activity to counter the demands of stage life with Ethel Barrymore citing her own preferred pastime as an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Barrymore
City plans tourist guide issued by Industrial Bureau
During the regular monthly meeting of the Industrial Bureau directors at the Business Men's Club the group approved issuing a tourists guide for visitors to Cincinnati. Delegates S P Egan will name three representatives to attend the Ohio River Improvement Association convention in Louisville on October 22. William Lodge and John Gibson, former bureau presidents just back from abroad, spoke on European workers' conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Bureau
Business Men's Club
Bureau
Cincinnati
S. P. Egan
Ohio River Improvement Association
Louisville
William Lodge
John Gibson
The
Europe
New Suit Filings List in County Court Docket
A sequence of civil cases listed with numbers and parties. David Bauer versus Emma Hess seeks 6000 in damages. Ohio state sues Robert Speiser on appeal. Joe Keller versus Mary Kruse on appeal. Owl Drug Company versus James Massa seeks injunction. Several other actions include partition, notes, contracts, and insolvency filings across the Superior Court and Court of Insolvency with multiple firm names referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cigar Stores Company
James Massa
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
David Bauer
Emma Hess
Michael G. Heintz
Ate of
Ohio
Robert Speiser
Squire Smedes
Joe Keller
Mary Kruse
Squire Woodruff
the Owl Drug Company
Jamés Massa
Theodore Horstmann
The
Early & Daniel Company
Leoeee S. Gleason
W. B
Harry J. Dupps
Cogan & Williams
Superior Court
Joseph L. Kinneary
Coney Island Company
Morse, Tuttle & Harper
Louis E. Conner
City of
Cincinnati
Walter A. de
William Ellerman
John A Durand
Ches i
Woodburn Avenue Land Co Sells Parcel on Wood Street
The Woodburn Avenue Land Co transfers 33 by 115 feet on Wood Street to KK Martin. Earlier, M E Blau conveys 20 by 100 feet on Burnett Street to Moses and Melinda Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Blau
Moses and
Melinda Reynolds
Burnett Street
Woodburn Avenue
Socialist ballot slate filed in Campbell County race
The Socialist party of Campbell County filed a petition with County Clerk Betz in Newport listing candidates for November. Circuit Judge Walter Lanfersick leads the ticket with aldermen Walter Schriver Peter Wingerto John Sheehy and council hopefuls Jacob Raphaelson Isaac Hauer Len Bauer James Hedlany Joseph Neuspickel Henry Rahner. Board of Education contenders include Pearl Lanfersick Lillian Blanchard Anna Burch Albert Schreck William Dittus and John Opel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party of
Campbell County
Betz
Newport
Walter Lanfersick
Walter Schriver
Peter Wingerto
John Sheehy
Council
Jacob Raphaelson
Isaac Hauer
Len Bauer
James H. Delany
Joseph Neuspickel
Henry Rahner
Board of Education
Pearl Lanfersick
Lillian Blanchard
Anna Burch
Albert Schreck
William Dittus
John Opel
New Port Church Notes Featured Services And Leaders
Grace M. EB Church led by Joseph A Chapman offers 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons with Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. St Mark’s Lutheran, H W Hanshue, worship 10:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. J L Taylor Street Methodist Church lists services from 9:15 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. York Street Congregational hosts a 10 a.m. Sunday school rally and 7:45 p.m. missions service. Central Christian withCharles L. Garrison presents Life More Abundant and What Shall I Do With Jesus at night. First Presbyterian’s J P Whitehead preaches The Mystery of Godliness in morning and Some Meditations in evening. St Paul’s Episcopal offers morning prayer and litany at 11 a.m. and evening prayer with sermon at 7:30 led by Rev Charles Clingman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. EB. Church
Joseph A. Chapman
Epworth League
St. Mark’s Lutheran
H. W. Hanshue
Christ
Shem
Ham
Japheth
Taylor Street Methodist Church
East Third Street
J. W. Crates
York Street
St. Paul's Episcopal
Charles Clingman
Newport News in Brief
Mrs. Elizabeth Kehrwald died yesterday at 511 Powell Street after a brief pneumonia illness. She was 68 and survived by her husband Charles and several grown children. The Sixth Ward Indians prepare an outdoor outing and barbecue at Gardner's Grove on Licking Pike. The William O. Bradley Republican Club plans a reception for Senator Bradley on October 16. The Undesirable Citizens Club, formed by former city officials, hosted a fish fry and reception at its West Seventh club quarters after a confrontation at Three Engine House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kehrwald
Charles Kehrwald
Powell Street
Sixth Ward Indians
Gardner's Grove
Licking Pike
Newport
William O. Bradley
Republican Club
Fifth
Monmouth Streets
Bradley
Citizens’ Club
Police and
Fire Beard
West Seventh Street
Campbell County Divorce Suit Filed by Rose Kessinger
Rose Kessinger sues Clarence Kessinger in Circuit Court for divorce and seeks restoration of her maiden name Rosa Chaney. The action was filed yesterday in Campbell County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kessinger
Clarence Kessinger
Rosa Chaney
Kenton Court Notes Habeas Case for Jim Pence Jr
Circuit Judge Harbeson heard arguments in Jim Pence Jr s habeas corpus to stop return to Cincinnati where he reportedly jumped his bond. The court took the matter under submission and will render a decision this morning. Anthony Bradford and Charles Kramer were dismissed of breach of peace charges by County Judge Stephens Edward Smith. Sandfordtown arrest of Smith. He was taken to St Elizabeth s Hospital for Emil Kramer to identify him. Kramer failed to identify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbeson
Jim Pence, Jr
Cincinnati
Anthony Bradford
Charles Kramer
Stephens
Edward Smith
Sandfordtown
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Emil Kramer
Kramer
Accident at Avenue Hotel Injures Fort Thomas Man
Robert Herms of 212 Fort Thomas Avenue accidentally shot himself in the left side with a 32 caliber revolver at the Avenue Hotel. He was taken to the post hospital by Chief of Police Thorny. the wound is serious but his recovery is expected. The first dress parade of the season occurred as troops prepare to leave for Louisville for maneuvers. the Second Regiment appeared in full dress and will return mid month. Officers to accompany the regiment to Louisville include Captain B. H. Wathkins, Captain G. E. Ball, Lieutenants G. Ball, W. W. Baller, L. O. Mater, P. J. Lauber, H. W. Fleet, J. A. McAndrews, B. R. Campbell, A. W. Gullion and R. B. Lincoln. Lieutenant Baller is relieved as Post Exchange Officer. Lieutenant Barber succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Herms
Ft. Thomas Avenue
Avene
Thorny
Louisville
B. H. Wathkins
G. E. Ball
G. Ball
W. W. Baller
L. O. Mater
P. J. Lauber
H. W. Fleet
J. A. McAndrews
B. R. Campbell
A. W. Gullion
R. B. Lincoln
Baller
Barber
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Lynreic
Frank
Slyvester
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Tod
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George D. Duganoff
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
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Jacob Lewis
Jacob Lennon
Demetri
Elia
Daniel F. Kindel
Joseph Kindel
Mary B. Eastman
Robert C. Eastman
Michael Curley
Mary Sullivan Gailey
John Knopff
Catherine Knopff
Squire Lamping
Fred W. Bennett
George H. Stapely
David A. Luke
Helen Luke
Wilber Mellen
Alvina Mellen
Ethel Sacks
Harry Sacks
Je Eureka Cigar Company
Sait
Muller
Philip Blusinsky
Eureka Company
Harry J. Levi
Frank Winder
Eapreguman
WAVY
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Congressional
Rhinock
Inglis
Elk Hall
Stamp State
Taft
Board
Delaware
Covington News Notes
Shinkle Methodist
John E. Williams
Union M. E
Greenup Streets
George F. Oliver
First Presbyterian Church
J. I. Blackburn
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Glass
Lord
Mr. Hughes
First Christian Church
Milo Atkinson
Fourth Street
St. John's Episcopal Church
Eighteenth
Scott Streets
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Young People’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Masonic Lodge
Elkin
Covington Real Estate
Newport Church Notes
Newport News
Campbell County Courts
Kenton Court Notes
FT. Thomas
Sutiaee Strather
M. Christopherel
Lillie M. Neuner
John C. Neuner
Middletown
Biddletown
Dayton
Jaanita Ryan
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