Ring's antique porcelain sale fuels Lyric weeklong show
Blanche Ring, famed leading woman with Joe Weber's Travesty Company, travels from Washington to bid $25 on a Chen Lung ginger jar and two vases later valued at $100 each. The pieces will stay in U S possession as the Lyric opens next week with Otis Skinner in a new Grand show and a cast of vaudeville acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Ring
Joe Weber
Travesty
Miss Ring
United States
Riverside Drive
New York
Washington
United States Navy
Chen Lung
Conger
China
Orient
Uncle Sam
Otis Skinner Stars In The Honor Of The Family Glowing New York Review
Otis Skinner returns to the Grand next week with The Honor of the Family after thrilling New York crowds at the Hudson Theater for four months last year. Critics hail his Bridan as a master portrait of Balzac’s Philppe Bridau, praising courage wit nerve and imaginative stage craft as a triumph of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Hudson Theater
Philipe Bridau
Menage de Garcon
Balzac
Mr. Skinner
Bridan
Richard Mansfield
Forepaugh Matinee at Olympic features The Sign of the Cross
The Forepaugh Stock Company presents a midweek matinee at the Olympic this afternoon. The company has enjoyed major success with its current production The Sign of the Cross.
Forepaugh Stock to Stage Are You a Mason at Olympic
The Forepaugh Stock Company will present the German comedy Are You a Mason at the Olympic next week. The play has gained wide success coast to coast and promises strong roles for many company members as it offers hearty laughter contrasting with recent dramatic offerings.
Corinne Stars In Lola From Berlin At Walnut
Corinne headlines the musical comedy Lola From Berlin at the Walnut this week. The show originated by Klaw and Erlanger played to full houses for four months at the Liberty Theatre New York. Corinne previously succeeded Fay Templeton in Mary in Forty-five Minutes From Broadway and led a highly successful tour. The profits from that season reportedly totaled 80000 dollars. The company promises an extensive tour with well known musical comedy artists and presents the Liberty production intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne
Lola
Berlin
Walnut
Klaw
Erlanger
Liberty Theater
New York City
Fay Templeton
Mary
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Buster Brown to Play Walnut Next Week
The Walnut will stage Buster Brown next week in its fifth straight year of the popular merry comedy. Audiences flock to the show proving strong faith in the production its company chorus and costumes. A Friday matinee will offer a coupon bouquet to attendees along with the regular Sunday Thursday and Saturday matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Buster
William Collier stars in The Patriot at Grand Opera House
A matinee today presents William Collier and his company in The Patriot a western life comedy by Charles Frohman. After this week Collier tours the South including New Orleans and St Louis. Last night a larger audience than Monday attended with many Knights Templar visitors in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
William Collier
Charles Frohman
Collier
South
New Orleans
St. Louis
Knights ‘Templars
Chicago
Powers’ Theater
The Patriot at Grand Opera House Stars Collier Cast
The Patriot by William Collier plays at the Grand Opera House this season with Rex McDougall Reginald Mason John B. Adam James Merrill Annie Esmond and Helena Byrne in the London resident roles. Charles Frohman supplied furnishings for the western production and the company travels with child performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collier
Charles Frohman
Collier
West
London
Rex McDougall
Reginald Mason
John B. Adam
James Merrill
Annie Esmond
Helena Byrne
Mr. Collier
Mark Murphy's Long Count
Mark Murphy the popular comedy star and his wife, Mrs Murphy, are in Columbia this week with The Coal Strike. Murphy was confined at their East Setauket Long Island home with pneumonia, and a doctor who slept through part of the case helped avert a serious outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Murphy
Mrs. Murphy
Columbia
Mr. Murphy
East Setauket
Long Island
New York City
Murphy
Murphy Home
Auditorium Family Theater Presents Notable Show Within Reach
A brief note highlights a standout performance at the Auditorium, praising one of the finest shows seen there in recent times and noting its broad appeal to families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorium Family Theater
Actress Edna Wallace Hopper Says She Is Engaged to A. Q. Brown
New York October 13. Edna Wallace Hopper testified before receiver Charles E. Littlefield of the failed firm A Q O Brown and Co that she and head of the firm are engaged to be married. She said Brown gave her a $7,500 automobile and life insurance policy as part of the engagement. The transfers occurred before the brokerage firm collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
New York
Charles E. Littlefield
A. Q O. Brown & Co
A. O. Brown
Miss Hopper
Carlotta´s Daring Loop the Loop Stirs Columbia Crowd
Amusement notes report Carlotta the bicycle daredevil thrilling Columbia audiences with a loop the loop despite injuries. She says she takes big risks for money and describes the taxing routine with batteries, baths, and bandages. The Golden Crook Company opens a week at the Standard Sunday, and William Collier plans a Chicago run of The Patriot next week with revised acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlotta
Columbia
The
Golden Crook Extravaganza at Standard Theater
The Golden Crook Extravaganza Company appears at the Standard Theater starting Sunday matinee. It is billed as a beauty show with a noted chorus and ballet, praised scenery, and features the Golden Crook March and The Ballet, promising a high quality attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Crook
Moving pictures of the Gans Nelson fight at Colma show
Admirers of self defense can see the September 9 bout between Joe Gans and Battling Nelson in motion pictures at the People's Theater with the Champagne Girls show. The full story from training quarters to the knockout is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Colma
Cal
People’s Theater
Frohman may cast Otis Skinner in modern roles after year
Charles Frohman plans to present Otis Skinner in modern parts after the new year with the Grand engagement next week signaling a possible end to Skinner’s Romantic era. Townsend Walsh, Frohman’s business representative, confirms the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frohman
Otis Skinner
Mr. Skinner
Skinner
Frohman
Townsend Walsh
Local bandmaster returns to lead Olympic orchestra
William Kopp the city bandmaster has come back from the South after several months. He is re-engaged by Managers Fish of the Forepaugh Stock Company to again lead the orchestra at the Olympic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kopp
Fish
Forepaugh
The Creole Slaves Revenge at Heucks Next Week
Walter Lawrence presents a melodrama about Southern prison life titled The Creole Slave's Revenge. The vivid tale of the convict system promises sensational thrills and dramatic intrigue at Heuck's venue next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lawrence
Heuck
Sald
The Millionaire and the Policeman's Wife at the Lyceum
A Sunday matinee at the Lyceum will feature The Millionaire and the Policeman's Wife. The author is familiar with the local setting and people, and the play is said to convey verities with real human interest and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
First appearance of Champagne Girls Company at 1 People's Theater
Next Sunday afternoon the Champagne Girls Company presents their first appearance at 1 People's Theater. The troupe includes Charles Nichols Goff Phillips Burton and Bass Wells and Sells among others keeping the comedy lively. The Gans Nelson pictures of the battle of September 9 will be a big feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champagne Girls Company
Charles Nichols
Goff Phillips
Burton
Bass
Wells and Sells
Gans-Nelson Pictures
Taft May Open Panama Canal
Special Dispatch reports General Luke E Wright optimistic on Panama Canal progress with record July excavation and heavy rainfall. Officials foresee possible canal completion within four to five years and consider Taft's potential opening as fitting given his ties to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Luke E. Wright
Wap Department
Panama Canal
Old School Ship St Marys Sold For 5000 To Boston Firm
The St Marys, training ship of New York public schools since 1874, was sold to Thomas Butler & Co. of Boston for 5000. A lone on board warned the buyers may junk her, though locals hope she still has years left sailing Down East waters with cargo like lumber or fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
St. Mary’s
Nautical School
New York Public School System
United States Navy
Thomas Butler & Co
Boston
Queenstown
East
Policeman Shot in Mayor's Office by Hatchet Man
Washington C. H. Oct. 13 A Negro named Robert Holland shot Officer Oscar White in the Mayor's office striking shoulder and neck. Holland armed with a shotgun roamed the street threatening to shoot officers and returned to the jail with intent to kill. White expected to recover. Holland held the street for a time and was jailed for safekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Washington C. H
Oscar White
Robert Holland
Holland
White
Policeman White
Bill Hooker
Suffragette Invades Commons in London Demonstration
An militant suffragette, Mrs Travers Symons, appeared at the House of Commons bar and urged MPs to discuss women's rights. Police seized her, as mobs gathered around Parliament causing traffic disruption and street disorder for hours in Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Travers Symons
James Keir Hardie
Westminster
Republicans Gain in Covington Newport Registration
Covington and Newport Republicans show increased registration on the second day compared with last year totals, according to returns received by County Clerk Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Yates
Praise for Covington Mayor and council over gas tester vote
Unstinted praise was heard in Covington for Mayor Craig and Republican councilmen who pushed through a resolution to buy a gas tester for the City Building despite Democratic opposition led by Walter Cleary. Voters question the move as the campaign unfolds between Republican and Democratic tickets with local party figures prominent in nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Craig
Walter Cleary
Cleary
James Nolan
Nolan
Joseph Pugh
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Local Firms
A long list of real estate transfers and mortgage filings in the area names numerous parties including Charles M. Steele, Margaret Diggins, Linwood Realty Co., Rufus G. Cover, John W. Huffacker, Alfred Fulford, Emma Weisbrod, Walter Schwaab, Bernard Schulte, Marmet Halm Coal & Coke Co., E. E. Stevens, and Charles Mushaben. Transactions cover Lot and block deeds, subdivision lots, and 87 Lot transfers, with various properties along Sidney Street, Linden Street, and Madisonville area, plus mortgage filings and cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Steele
Margaret Diggins
C. M. Steele
College Hill
Linwood Realty Co
Rufus G. Cover
Linwood Realty
Widincdeens
Devsbsciccesvaces
David H. Moffatt
John W. Huffacker
Harnshaw Ave
AGC
Audota
Eves Pierce
Alfred “T. Fulford
Paine
Burg
Casper Schlottmann
Angela “Hayden
Henry Lewis
Wea
Walter W. Schwaab
Emma Weisbrod
Baua Iescone
George M. Haim
Marmet ‘Halm Coal & Coke Co
George Tebow
North Bend
E. E. Stevens
E. S. Barnhill
Hudson & Stevens
Madisonville
Barnhill
W. W. Clappinger
James E. Dowling
Edwin Wilke
William H. Harrison
Cleves
Sid
Debusere
George E. Gardner
Flora K. Doolan
Howe Syndicate
M. H. Mears
John Schumer
Anderson
Ocserbeenss
Eva Peale
Robert Pesle
Bryant x
Linden Street
Harper Avenue
Bernard C. Bowen
William T. Thompson
Jogias Beerg
Frank Johannigman
Henry Arnkens
Linden Puiins
Pleasant
Charles Mushaben
Kiline
Norwood
Verona C. Heckle
Joseph Rapp
Verina
Siels - Wowmshid
Dees
Sand State Avenue
Theresa J. Wehrman
Charles H. Loehmann
Almonte
Wyoming
Edwin M. Waller
Henry C. Rainey
John Cortelyou
New suits filed in common pleas court docket numbers listed
The Common Pleas Court docket numbers 141,170 to 141,176 show multiple filings including The B. and O. S. W. A. R. Co. vs The Globe-Wernicke Co. for 229 on account. Toulsa Kuhl vs Charles Kuhl for 3000 damages. Bessie Kinney vs Frank C. Kinney for divorce. Mary Gleason vs Thomas Lawson for an injunction. Carroll & Son vs Hanna appa Squire Lamping. W lyhat vs The P. C. C. te Tae Co.. Lena Marty vs York Marty for divorce and alimony. Neelen vs The Teerene Co. and Hosenthal & Sons vs Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-Wernicke Co
Harmon, Colston, Goldsmith @ Hoadly
Toulsa Kuhl
Charles Kuhl
Cross & Luebbert
Bessie Kinney
Frank C. Kinney
M. C. Heintz
John W. Cowell
A Neelen
Healy, & McAvoynes
de Hosenthal & Sons
Henry
German Rifle Champion Crowned King at Germania Ball
Caspar Pohlmann was crowned King of the Covington German Shooting Society at their annual Germania ball. The ceremony, the event of the year for the club, kicked off Monday night with a lengthy celebration that continued into the late hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young & Carl
Germania
Covington German Shooting Society
Caspar Pohlmann
Ohio Couple Wins Newport Marriage License After Parental Consent
William M. Brown aged 19 and Jessie Grimstead aged 16 from Columbus, Ohio obtained a marriage license in Newport after appealing to Magistrate Donelan and securing parental consent by telegraph. Clerk Betz initially refused the license but relented once consent arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Brown
Jessie Grimstead
Columbus
Ohio
Newport
Donelan
Betz
Brown
Covington School Bond Issue On Ballot
James C. Metcalfe files certified copy for Covington School Board to place 75000 bond issue on the official ballot for school improvements. Funds to finish Sixth District School build, Central Covington structures, and fireproofing. Also local notices of permits and incidents across Covington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Metcalfe
Covington
Brement Street
Marshal Allman
Richmond
Chief Schuler
P. H. Shearer
Erlanger
Willson
Stephens
Arthur Farquharson
Scott Hay
Greenup Street
Read
Lake Walking
Latonia
W.S. Taylor
Republican Campaign Committee
John Russell Inglis
Congress
Kenton Court Notes Show Civil Suits And Local Proceedings
The Herancourt Brewing Company sues Peter Holleran for 252 dollars and Harry Morridge for 150 for merchandise. Rose Ragens sues Thomas J. Ragens for divorce. Kate Mackey sues Charles Birkle for 432 dollars on a loan. requests sale of Pike street property. Eadward Lambert fined 25 dollars for abusive language. case appealed. John and Dave Worthington bound over on grand larceny. Lee Tucker arraigned and bound over. Tucker a railroad detective, bond 500 dollars. Helen and Lafayette Meyers committed to Protestant Children's Home upon Frances Shires’ request. Fanny Berry vs Covington & Cincinnati Elevated Railroad postponed. Will of Eldora Nigman probated. daughter Bessie V. Nigman named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herancourt Brewing Company
Peter Holleran
Harry Morridge
Rose Ragens
Thomas J. Ragens
Kate Mackey
Charles Birkle
Pike Street
Thomas Biree
Eadward Lambert
Stephens
John
Dave Worthington
Lee Tucker
Tucker
Edward Jackson
Ludlow
Helen
Lafayette Meyers
Frances Shires
Fanny Berry
Covington & Cincinnati Elevated Railroad and Transfer and Bridge Company
Local Resident Names by City and Age
Raymond Smith of Erie Pennsylvania Mazel Boor of Newcastle Indiana aged 22 Charles T Lynch of Latonia aged 24 Anna M Hoffman of Latonia aged 18 Grover C Hoard of Covington aged 22 Mary H Harris of Amsterdam Kentucky aged 22
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Smith
Erie
Mazel Boor
Newcastle, Ind
Charles T. Lynch
Latonia
Anna M. Hoffman
Grover C. Hoard
Covington
Mary H. Harris
Amsterdam
Property Transfers on Russell and Fifth Street Ledger
A series of property transfers and parcels listed in Russell, Fifth and Bakewell streets and adjacent areas. Parties include Marie L Powell, Lizette Hegge, Laslie B Morris, Mattie Bruce Reynolds, Igville Property Co, Louisville & Nashville Railroad, and Kentucky Den Railroad assets with parcels ranging from 26 to 190 feet and 38 acres in Glenn's subdivision in Decoursey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie L. Powell
James Hb.hodgson
Russell Street
Gedinr
St Ddee
Lizette Hegge
Covington Brewing Company
Aves Das Andar Aks
Ferry
Winchester Latonia
Glenn
Decoursey
Kentucky den Railroad
Newport Marriage Licenses Report Full of Names
Marriage licenses listed with residents including Joseph A. Ziegler and Gertrude Staubach of Newport Kentucky along with Ferdinand A and Petronella I from Newport. Other names appear linked to Columbus Cincinnati and Newport with unclear spellings and fragmented notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Ziegier
John's Hill
Gertrude Staubach
Newport
Ferdinand A
Petronella i
Brown
Columbus
Grimstead
Columbus, O
Ridenour
Siteaveth Sprenger
Cincinnati
Taft-Sherman Parade Line Formed For Bradley Visit
Captain John Link leads Newport Republicans as United States Senator Bradley plans a Friday arrival from Louisville. The march proceeds York to Seventh then Monmouth and Tenth to Music Hall for Bradley speech with local clubs forming on Third Court Place Fourth streets and at Highth Street headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Link
United States
Bradley
Newport
William of Bradley Club
Third Street
York
Taft-Sherman Club
The
Highlands
Bradley Club
Covington
Court Place
William Riedlin Club
Fourth Street
William H. Taft Club
Cincinnati
Louisville
Grand Hotel
Central Bridge
York Street
Seventh Street
Seventh
Monmouth Street
Tenth Street
Columbia
Eleventh
Music Hall
Newport Taft Club
Highth Street
Washington Avenue
Monmouth
Sewer threat prompts Newport council action
Newport Water Works Board asks the City Council to move the Altamont Hotel sewer from the Ohio River above the water intake. Secretary Newell cites a chemical test showing increased sewage near the intake and urges immediate steps to abate the health risk. The issue will be on the council agenda tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Water Works Board
Altamont Hotel
Ohio River
Newport Water Works
Beow
Newell
Water Works Board
Council
Highlands
National Fraternal Union Incorporation Filed in Newport News
Articles of incorporation were filed with County Clerk Betz by the National Fraternal Union. The incorporators include M. B. Kendrick and associates. St Pauls Episcopal rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson arrived from Blacksburg to officiate at the Wadsworth Littleford wedding. The Campbell County Equal Rights Association meets Friday at 2 pm to elect delegates to the Richmond convention. Harvest festival tonight at Salem Church with produce donated to Bethesda Hospital tomorrow. Mrs. Grant hospitalized after apoplexy. Police seek Harry Cox for alleged knife attack on a 12 year old. James Gannon dies in St Louis after typhoid fever. Thieves steal $30 in tools from a Linden Avenue house under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betz
National Fraternal Union
M. B. Kendrick
W. A. Owens
M. B. Kendrick, Jr
Lee Day
J. H. Kattenhorn
Robert B. Nelson
St. [Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport
Blacksburg
Wadsworth-Littleford
Nelson
R. W. Nelson
Nelson Place
Campbell County Equal Rights Association
Sarah Charles
East Third Street
Richmond
Salem M, BH
Eighth
York Streets
Bethesda Hospital
Cox
James Gannon
St. Louis
Schneider & Marz
Linden Avenue
Property transfers listed for Newport and Dayton areas
Master Commissioner transfers Rose C Wewer Lot 9 Mayo addition Newport and Walter Forster with wife to Rosa La Lot 26 Gilmore second Dayton. William Dockweiler and wife to Rose Wewer Lot 9 Yeager subdivision Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose C. Wewer
Mayo
Ees Street
Newport
Penerari
Walter Forster
Rosa la
Gilmore
Dayton
Vance
William Dockweiler
Rose Wewer
Yeager
Highlands
Dayton News Briefs: Obituary and Local Incident
Mrs. Mathias Poos, 76, long-time Dayton resident, died yesterday at her Fourth Avenue home. She leaves a husband and five children. A gasoline stove explosion at Harry Kuhlmeyer’s 225 Third Avenue caused a kitchen fire and $100 loss. Mrs. Kuhlmeyer suffered arm burns. P Major Watkins, charged with breach of the peace on a warrant by George Abbott, was fined $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Poos
Fourth Avenue
Harry Kuhlmeyer
Third Avenue
Mader
Taft and Sherman Club Rally in Highlands
The Taft and Sherman Club of the Highlands to hold a rally at Central Schoolhouse tomorrow night with multiple speakers on national issues. The glee club will perform campaign songs organized by Directory Voige. Public invited. Post Commissary Sergeant Zeisi reports for duty. Sergeant Gardner to sail for the Philippines on November 1. First Lieutenant Charles W. Barboue named overseer of the general mess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft and Sherman Club
Highlands
Glee Club
Directory Voige
Zeisi
Gardner
Philippines
Charles W. Barboue
Republicans to meet tonight on Bradley reception parade
A Republican meeting is called for tonight to organize the Bradley reception and parade in Newport on Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Newport
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