Joe Weber and Skinner at Grand Lyric This Sunday
Joe Weber and Otis Skinner star in a busy Grand program this Sunday. Weber appears in The Merry Widow and the Devil with a strong Weber company. Skinner headlines a premiere season event with The Honor of the Family in a scenic Broadway setting. The bill also features Gans-Nelson fight pictures and The Millionaire and the Policeman's Wife at the Lyceum plus Creole Slaves Revenge at Heucks and Burlesque by Ella Reid's Golden Crooks at the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOE Weber and Company
Lyric Sunday
Otis Skinner
the Grand
Joe Weber
New York City
Manhattan Island
Lew Fields
Bowery
Mr. Weber
Weber’s
New York
Weber
Music Hall
Broadway
the Lyric
Ella Reid
Golden Crooks
Miss Reid
Are You a Mason at the Olympic Next Week
The Forepaugh Stock Company brings Are You a Mason to the Olympic for a week of light comedy. The harmless plot and clever situations promise big laughs without offense to the Masonic fraternity, and the show is expected to be a highlight of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atde
Buster Browns Return at Walnut for Weeklong Engagement
Walnut company to present Buster Brown with Master Rice as Buster and a troupe of attendant girls. New scenic dress, elaborate costumes, and popular songs mark the season. Four matinees scheduled with a souvenir performance Friday afternoon for coupon holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
the Walnut
Sunor
Rice
Buster
Mr. Outcault
Master Rice
Miss Doll To Study Abroad After Columbia Engagement
Indiana vocalist Miss Doll, a rising dramatic singer, will not return to vaudeville after this season. Her contracts end next March and she and her mother will travel to Florence, Italy to study for three to five years before returning to perform in grand opera in America.
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Miss Doll
Alice Lyndon Doll
Indiana
Columbia
Italy
Florence
America
Otis Skinner to Star at Grand Opera House Next Week
The article previews Mr. Otis Skinner arriving at the Grand Opera House for performances next week. It lauds his versatility and courtly stage presence in a Balzac adaptation, noting his strength in romantic roles and swordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Skinner
Grand Opera House
Mr. Skinner
Balzac
Paul M. Potter
Philippe Bridau
Between Love and Duty on Stage as Wife Near Death
Mrs. Earl Sterling known as Martha Shields lay dying in a West Side hospital. Her husband, a College Theater cast member, performed his role without an understudy. He resumed his part after checking on her condition, then rushed to her bedside after the curtain fell.
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Chicago
Earl Sterling
Martha Shields
West Side
College Theater
Jines
Mr. Sterling
International acts headline Columbia bill next week
The lineup features the Harvey family aerialists from Paris and five others from abroad. Germany sends Herr Grais with trained ba boons, England contributes a musical act, and Imra Tex the American comic magician appears in a foreign-acts slot. The French act Van Dyck is also listed.
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Columbia
Harvey
Paris
Germany
Herr Grais
England
Imra Tex
van Dyck
Murphy and wife headline at the Columbia
Mark Murphy the comedian and his wife perform one of their best engagements at the Columbia this week. Murphy, a longtime Cincinnati real estate holder, is widely known locally and draws many friends and admirers. His sketch The Coal Strike is a witty Irish comedy that fans find highly amusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Murphy
Columbia
Mr. Murphy
Cincinnati
Mrs. Murphy
Otis Skinner to Debut Mustachioed in The Honor of the Family
Otis Skinner prepares for a Grand Opera House appearance next week. Critics note his new required mustache, a bold departure for Cin cinnatii in a role demanding a typical French moustache.
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Otis Skinner
Grand Opera House
Cincinnatii
Mgr. Skinner
Champagne Girls Company Set for Week at People's Theater
The Champagne Girls Company returns for a week starting Sunday matinee at People's Theater showcasing the same high quality in performers and stage equipment as in its first season.
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Champagne Girls Company
People’s Theater
Nin
Fleet sighted off Japanese island
The American fleet led by the Connecticut flagship of Admiral Sperry was seen off Kiushiu. The ships are reported in fine condition and the public in Yokohama awaits the fleet’s entry on Saturday morning. The gunboat Yankton is due in Yokohama harbor at 10 o clock Friday.
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Connecticut
Sperry
Yokohama Harbor
Yankton
Morse Jurors Locked Up At Night In Morse Trial
New York Oct 15 The trial of Charles W Morse banker and promoter and Alfred H Curtis former president of the National Bank of North America began before Judge Hough and a Federal jury. Jurors will be locked up nightly under Deputy U S marshals and all government witnesses under Secret Service surveillance. Evidence included a power of attorney empowering Morse secretary Katherine Wilson to sign checks and a $100000 check charged to Morse.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank Oforth America
Hough
United States
Secret Service
Mr. Morse
Katherine Wilson
National Bank of North America
Morse
Christian Science Monitor to Launch as Daily Paper
Boston October 15 The Christian Science Sentinel reports the church publishing society will issue a new daily titled The Christian Science Monitor. The announcement says the paper will present a wholesome, non sensational world view and avoid exploitation of illustrations. The editors aim to publish a paper welcomed in homes valuing purity and refinement.
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Boston
Christian Science Sentinel
Church
The
Christian Science Monitor
Church of Human Thought
Monitor
Register Today Vote Duty Promotion
Citizens are urged to register to vote with emphasis on the obligation to participate. The notice stresses that registration is required to vote and frames voting as every man's duty.
Thaw May Testify in Pittsburg Bankruptcy Hearing
News from New York says Harry Thaw may travel to Pittsburg next Sunday to testify in pending bankruptcy proceedings. A U S writ commanded Matteawan Hospital to produce Thaw. Colonel Gardiner expects cooperation and Thaw’s return if needed.
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York
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Amos Baker
Matteawan Hospital
Thaw
Asa Bird Gardiner
United States Court In
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Lamb
Lamb
Baker
New York
Fishkill Landing
Gardiner
Chaloner Case Seeks Sanity Ruling and Restitution
In Charlottesville on October 15, John Armstrong Chaloner tests to prove his sanity and recover alleged seized fortune. He accuses his brother Lewis Chanler of fraud and says a false petition to commit him to a madhouse was filed with Winthrop Chanler and Arthur Carey.
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Charlottesville
John Armstrong Chaloner
Chanler
Amelie Rives
Thomas T. Sherman
New York
Booth
Chaloner
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Winthrop A. Chanler
Arthur A. Carey
Premature Blast Kills Six at Ingleside Lime Quarry
Six men are reported killed and twenty three injured in a premature explosion at Ingleside lime quarry eighteen miles from Ft Collins. Foreman James McPherson is said to be fatally hurt as the blast occurred in front of forty workers. Injured were taken to a local hospital by special train as rescuers from Ranbery and nearby communities aided at the scene.
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FT. Collins
Coli
Ingleside
James McPherson
Ranbery
Synod Concedes Loss of Control at Central University
Winchester Ky Oct 15 At the Presbyterian Synod meeting a six member committee reported that Central University at Danville has already gone beyond synod control. The group said a charter amendment passed last year became law and the school operates under the amended charter. The committee urged the synod not to withdraw or nullify last year action.
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Winchester
Presbyterian Synod
Central University
Danville
Free for all five mile air race at Morris Park
The first five mile free for all air race will be held November 3 at Morris Park Aeronautic Society grounds. Competitors include dirigible captains Baldwin Knabenshue Bombaugh Myers Hamilton Strobel and Colonel Gribble.
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New York
Aeronautic Society
Morris Park
Thomas Ss. Baldwin
Roy Knabenshue
Bombaugh
Carl E. Myers
Charles K. Hamilton
Charles J. Strobel
Colonel Gribble
Paint Men Name Ohioan
The National Paint Oil and Varnish Association closed its annual sessions naming new officers. William Watterall of Philadelphia was elected president with M S Clapp of Warren Ohio as vice president and Louis E L Drake of New York as secretary.
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Boston
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
William Watterall
Philadelphia
M. S. Clapp
Warren, O
Louis E L. Drake
New York
Engineer Fréd Moulton Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Fréd Moulton of Mansfield, in charge of the boilers at the new Water Works during final tests, was operated on for appendicitis Tuesday evening. The case was severe from the start with poor odds of recovery. He withstood the first shock and showed temporary improvement. Complications forced a second operation yesterday. By late last night his condition was listed as critical.
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Fréd Moulton
Mansfield
Orit
Covington Aldermen Delay Gas Tester Purchase
Covington aldermen referred a resolution to buy a city gas tester to the Light Committee delaying its installation to verify if Union Light Heat and Power supplies gas to franchise standards. Water Works calls for abatement of the Alta Mont Hotel sewer in the Highlands as sewage increases health risk in Newport.
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Covington
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
H. W. Percival
Overman-Schrader Cordage Company
the Water Works Commissioners
Newport Board of Council
Altamont Hotel
Highlands
Ohio River
Newport Water Works
Council
Newport
McCloud
Senator Bradley COFAKS Tonight Overflow Rally Planned
Supporters will hear United States Senator W. O. Bradley as overflow crowds gathered outside Music Hall. M H Thatcher of Louisville and Ben L Brunér of Frankfort were drafted to address those left outside. Dayton and Bellevue Republicans join in a parade with clubs from surrounding towns and country districts. Bellevue meeting at 6:45 at Balke's Opera House. Dayton at 6:45 in Old Fellows' Hall to march to Newport.
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United States
W. O. Bradley
Ag ‘Music
M. H. Thatcher
Louisville
Ben L. Brunér
Frankfort
Dayton
Bellevue Republicans
Bellevue
Fire damages West Covington school and library in city blaze
A fire started by crossed wires damaged the West Covington school at Main and Taylor Streets, destroying many valuable books in the Public Library. Citizens organized a bucket brigade as the city has no fire department. the volunteer effort extinguished the blaze before the Covington department arrived. A second fire at Second and Main involved a rear stable with only trifling losses.
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West Covington
Main
Taylor Streets
Covington
Coyington
Second
Main Streets
Covington Ruling Clears Sale In Goldsmith V Spinks Case
United States Judge A M J Cochran set aside the sale of the Ohio Rubber Cement Co to Nathaniel Goldsmith by Harry Spinks and Newport National Bank amid alleged fraud claims. The decision follows claims of misrepresentation about profits and output. Goldsmith received $400 for plant losses. The docket also notes remand and bankruptcy actions involving several Kentuckians and Cincinnati firms.
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United States
A. M. J. Cochran
Covington
Nathaniel Goldsmith
Harry
Spinks
Newport
Newport National Bank
Ohio Rubber Cement Company
Goldsmith
Spinke
M. L. Powers
Cochran
Joel H. Ward
Pullman Company
Mary F. Taney
W. P. Bradshaw
Turnersville
Lincoln County
Alonzo Lesher
Dayton
Dc. Craker& Co
Cincinnati
A. 8. Brady
Greenup
R. M. Herrick
Latonia
Glore & Harding
Sport
Covington Marriage Licenses Noted in Local List
Names and residences appear in a fragmentary Covington marriage license notice listing individuals including C retta M Romanowitz from Wyoming and other couples or parties, with incomplete details and unclear affiliations, typical of a regional civil registry blurb.
Real estate transfers in Covington and Crescent Avenue
B and Alice Hennessy transfer Lot 13 in Rosedale Latonia to J Wayne and Margaret Rusk. Master Commissioner conveys 25 by 125 feet on Crescent Avenue to Catherine Blick. Noted value 1,505.
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Alice Hennessy
J. Wayne
Margaret Rusk
Rosedale
Latonia
Catherine Blick
Crescent Avenue
Major Watkins Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Dayton
Judge Mader fined Major Watkins eight dollars plus costs on a disorderly conduct charge filed by George Abbott. The Speers Hospital Aid Society plans an afternoon meeting to organize its annual donations.
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Major Watkins
Judge Mader
George Abbott
Speers Hospital Aid Society
Drug Clerks Hold Special Meeting In Cincinnati
About 150 members of the Cincinnati Drug Clerks Association gathered for a special session. Dr. A O Zwick president of the Ohio Valley Druggists Association spoke on Emergency Treatment of Poisoning Cases and received a vote of thanks for his lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Drug Clerks’ Association
A. O. Zwick
Ohio Valley Druggists’ Association
Hilltop Homes Robbed in String of Burglaries
Burglars used jimmying to break into Edward C. Harmeyer at 2929 Fairfield Walnut Hills and Charles E. Francis at 1816 Brewst Evanston. Harmeyer lost jewelry valued at 600 dollars and Francis jewelry valued at 390 dollars along with a small amount of money.
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Edward C. Harmeyer
Fairfield Avenue
Walnut Hills
Charles E. Francis
Brewst Avenue
Evanston
Desertion Charged: Army Man Arrested in Hamilton
Special Dispatch reports Martin Urbanik, 27, arrested in Hamilton, North Dakota, on October 15 as a piece manned U S Ft. 60 authorities were advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ft. Thomas
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, .C
Martin Urbanik
Newport Lodge Confers Fellow Craft Degree For Fiftieth Anniversary
Newport Lodge No. 358 F and A M celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a Fellow Craft degree at Masonic Temple Seventh and York streets. Officers led the ceremony while four ve nirs traced lodge history. Master Mason Degree to be conferred this afternoon and anniversary week ends with a banquet and dance at the Altamont Hotel Highlands.
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Newport Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Seventh and
York Streets
Charles Manthey
W. M
Arthur F. Scherer
GG. Reily
C. O. Lincoln
Henry Kuhnheim
Otto Heida
J. W. Bowen
Altamont
Highlands
Taft-Sherman Republican Club Meeting Highlights
The Taft-Sherman Republican Club of the Highlands held a spirited meeting at Central School Building to back the local Board of Trustees race and Taft and Sherman’s national ticket. Judge Head and Colonel J. B. Gores spoke on campaign principles while the newly formed Glee Club performed patriotic songs.
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Taft-Sherman
Republican Club
The
Highlands
Taft and
Sherman
Albert B. Kelly
Judge Head
Cincinnati
J. B. Gores
Judge Taft
Glee Club
Auto HIt a Buggy Near Huber's Garden
J B Kirby solicitor for Bell Telephone Company and his son escaped serious injury when an automobile struck their buggy on the Alexandria pike south of Huber's Garden. The buggy tipped into a ditch after the collision. Kirby sustained severe cuts and bruises while his son suffered minor injuries.
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J. B. Kirby
Bell Telephone Company
Columbia Street
Newport
Alexandria Pike
Huber
Republican takes office as Newport Health Officer
Dr. Charles J. Kehm a Republican yesterday assumed charge as Health Officer of Newport succeeding Democrat Dr. George W. Brown. He received all books and papers of the office and was duly qualified, ending the dispute between the organization and anti organization members of the Newport General Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Kehm
Newport
George W. Brown
Covington News Notes and Local Incidents
The death of Mrs. Eliza Gault, longtime Covington resident and mother of Louis and Edwin K. Creasy, is reported with sorrow. John Coffee was jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after resisting jailer William Kranz on the way to his cell. E M Bruce Chapter of the U D Daughters of the Confederacy filed articles of incorporation led by Mattie Bruce Reynolds Nancy S McLaughlin and Olive St Clair Loring. Joseph Kroeger fell from a chair at 1209 Main Street and suffered a nice collar bone. Mrs Emm A P Hichburg wife of J P Hichburg died yesterday at 63 Garrard Street.
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Eliza Gault
Covington
Louis
Edwin K. Creasy
Sam Martin
Grierson
Ben Schmeing
John Coffee
Coffee
William Kranz
E. M. Bruce
U d Daughters of the Confederacy
Yates
Mattie Bruce Reynolds
Nancy 8. McLaughlin
Olive St. Clair Loring
Main Street
Joseph Kroeger
Emm& P. Hichburg
J. P. Hichbite
Garrard Street
Newport Real Estate Transfer Between John and Mary Oranitz
Property records show John ay transferring Lots 193 and vee to Mary Oranitz at Brilliante Home Company's Bu vieion Cote Brilliante. The document references Brilliante and Newport real estate divisions with unclear parcel identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ay
Mary Oranitz
Campbell County Board moves to prosecute dairymen
The Campbell County Board of Health met in Newport and authorized actions against twenty five or more dairymen for violating state law. Health Officer Shaw and Assistant State Veterinarian Wyman reported findings from dairy inspections. The board will prosecute diseased cattle owners as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County Board of Health
Newport
Cc. W. Shaw
J. J. Youtsey
J. F. Houston
F. H. Southgate
Fred Stine
Atorney Heaver
Moore
Shaw
W. Wyman
Campbell County
Newport News in Brief: Local Elections and City Notes
Secretary Henry Maher certified the local ticket for November ballots. Mayor Krieger and City Clerk Davis filed a bond issue plan for 85000 to improve the Newport Water Works. Yungblut Republican Club to hold a membership meeting at Ebert's Hall with Judge C W Yungblut and Alfred Gowling as speakers. B A Evans, pioneer river man, died at 523 West Seventh Street after long illness. The Murphy will probate names Ellen Murphy executrix without bond. Reports of thieves at Sixth Street and Maple Avenue stole tools from Miller and White. Fire Department battled a blaze at Tenth and Patterson streets. second-floor furnishings ruined. Turfman George Ehrlich confined at home with typhoid fever. Mrs Appolina Paul 84, mother-in-law of Mayor John Kruchten, died at 917 Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maher
Democratic Executive Committee
Krieger
Davis
Newport
Yungblut Republican Club
Ebert's Hall
Tenth and
Ann Streets
C. W. Yungblut
Alfred Gowling
B. A. Evans
West Seventh Street
Martin Murphy
John Murphy
Ellen Murphy
George Ehrlich
Southgate
Appolina Paul
John Kruchten
Dayton
Sixth Avenue
Kenton Court Notes: Prisoners Arraigned and Judgments Handed
Ten prisoners indicted by the Kenton Grand Jury were arraigned before Circuit Judge Shaw. Pleas and mercy requests followed pleas of guilty. Sentences included 30 days for George Young and 60 days for Matt Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Shaw
George Young
Matt Farrell
H. P. Stephens
Kentucky
Holland Anderson
Bradford Shinkle
Stephens
L. N. Rouse
Ella Barker
Josephine Coffee
John Coffee
Bessie Hathaway
Pike Street
Ernst Hathaway
J. N. Norris
Lillie Dempsey
William Schewe
Covington
Schewer
Edward Street
Republicans Gather for Bradley Reception at Balke Opera House
Republicans planning to attend a Bradley reception will convene at the Balke Opera House tonight at seven. Hon F F Beyland spoke to high school pupils on Value and Necessity of an Education yesterday.
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Bradley
Balke Opera House
F. F. Beyland
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Rouget
Rougets
Flora Brazier
Bridau
Mr. Gillette
Alfred Hudgon, Jr
Harry Burkhardt
R. W. Ferguson
Russell Crawford
Harry Barfoot
Frrederick Sargent
Sarah Oden
Octavia Woodward
Terial
Charles Nichols
Marie Croix
Goff Philips
Marie Fisher
Burton
Bass
Wells and Sells
Gans-Nelson
Theodore Kremer
Lyceum
Audrey Williams
Metropolitan College of Elocution and Dramatic Art
Surdo
Harrison
Blanchester
Augusta
Heuck’s
South
Orr Skinner
Albert Zele Pir
Ieee Devil
Grand
Japanese Island
Kiushiu
Yokohama
Tokyo
Christian Science Church
Bnuther
SYNOD
Danville, Ky
Aeronauts
Warren
Bill
Covington and Newport Hotel
Water Works Commission
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Ways and Means
Improvement Board
Central Avenue
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Sixth Street
Patterson
Brighton
Powell Street
Lowell
Third
Fourth
Boone Streets
Hodge Street
Improvement Committee
Twelfth Street
Isabella Street
James Macht
Commonwealth Coal and Coke Company
Senator Bradley Cofaks
United States Courts
Wis
Sheering
Wyoming, C
Retta
Romanowitz
Covington Real Estate
Taft-Sherman Organization
Dr. Kehm
Covington News Notes
Newport Real Estate
Newport News
Kenton Court Notes
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