City News Fatal Shafting At Addyston Pipe Works
John Dregisich aged 32 died after being struck by a shafting that broke at Addyston Pipe Works. Coroner Cameron ruled accidental death. Inquest on Edmund P. Brewster found he died from arsenic taken thinking it was a sleep powder. Friday traffic suspended for new structure over C H D tracks in E Highth street. west side traction ends at break and resumes beyond. Warsaw avenue cars on east side abandoned. all cars use Elberon and Sedamsville loops.
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John Dregisich
Addyston
Betts Street Hospital
Cameron
Edmund P. Brewster
Ehighth Street
Warsaw Avenue
Elberon
Sedamsville
Shopping Bag Stolen On Fourth Street
Mrs A Boyle reports a theft at a Fourth Street department store where her shopping bag with a gold watch and six dollars disappeared from a counter while she looked at articles. Police were notified last night.
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Department Stors
Wounds May Prove Fatal for McDonald Butcher
Police investigate how 66 year old William J. McDonald of 624 North Street received injuries after being found unconscious near Court and Race streets late last night. Doctors fear a fractured skull and possible death. McDonald had some money in his pockets when found.
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William J. McDonald
North Street
McDonald
Fashion Notes Highlight Silk Fabrics For Evening Wear
The season favors separate coats in light and dark colors, sheer Toulon silks in pale shades and Dresden figures for gowns, fine net and chiffon waists with mousquetaire sleeves, fur trims with animal tails and heads, silk petticoats in contrasting shades, sterling silver photo frames, military collars and Colonial cuffs on tailored suits, pale broadcloth for evenings, Persian style men’s ties, ribbed silk hats with soutache braid, and Ascot ties with tailored shirt waists.
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Toulon
Dresden
Catholic Visitation Society Meets Saturday at 2 30 p m
The Catholic Visitation Society will meet Saturday at 2 30 p m in 526 Sycamore Street. Rev Algernon Crapsey of Rochester NY will be the guest of Mr George Crapsey and speak at Vine Street Congregational Church Sunday evening. R F Hart spoke on The Equipment of a Modern Analytical Laboratory and Dr Alfred Spring read a paper on The Action of Copper in Preventing Putrescence at the Cincinnati section meeting last evening.
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The
Catholic Visitation Society
Sycamore Street
Algernon Crapsey
Rochester, N. Y
George Crapsey
Vine Street
R. F. Hart
Alfred Spring
Cincinnati
American Chemical Society
Ohio Mechanics’, Institute
Needle Work Guild to Hold Annual Distribution in City
The Cincinnati Branch of the Needle Work Guild of America will distribute gifts at the Y W C A on Tuesday November 10. Appeals have come from the Children's Home Clovernook Home for Incurables and other charities for heavy winter underwear supplies.
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Cincinnati
Needlework Guild of America
Children’s Home
Clovernook
Home For Incurables
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A column of marriage license entries lists names and addresses including Stanley Gale of Donaldson Place and Kathryn Klein of Avon Place among many others. Ages range from teens to sixties with multiple street addresses and cities noted for applicants.
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Stanley Gale
Donaldson
Kathryn Klein
Avon Place
Wames
Hitchcock
Third St
Caroline E. Johnson
Cutter St
Charles T. Ooanet
Jefferson Nv
Marie Killinan
Calhoun St
Oscar J. ‘Aucater
Sunset
Alma Jacobs
Sajeeh Ek Gordo Bhi Seca
el C. Greene
Sixth St
Nora Thurston
Whitlow St
Jacob Hart
West Beldereau
Mary M. Wagner
Riddle Road
Amos Oliver
Camp Dennison
Pearl Dalton
Clark St
Mayme Hickman
John Kraus
Turrill St
Clara Kist
Colerain
Frank E. Barch
Dakota Ee
Elanora N. Morgan
Main St
John H. Dale
May St
Cora L. Thompson
Myrtle
Arthur D. Ruts
Rogersville
Tenn
Ella M. Lee
Gibson House
John Rathjen
Bernard
Heinecke
St. Bernard
William Cox
Elm St
Pope Cccalesenses
W. Liberty ‘St
James J. Burns, Jr
Belmont Av
Redding Road
Cecil H. Gamble
Glenwood
Louise Gibbs
Burton
Charles B. Stanwood
W. Ninth St
Mary C. Hart
Sycamore
Frankie Bink
Tess One
Frances Zink
Beechwood Av
Storrs
Emming St Yuan, Btall
Liberty
Lasvsvetersee
W. Liberty St
Yeragadle Michel
Indianapolis, Ind
Frieda J. Schmidt
Dayton St
Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at Walnut
George M. Cohan and Harris present the hit musical Forty Five Minutes From Broadway at the Walnut in a fourth season run with the original cast minus two, new scenery and costumes, drawing strong applause from patrons.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
the Walnut
Cohan and
Harris
Edith Ellis Baker Reviews New Play Plans at Dixey
Authoress Edith Ellis Baker attended the Grand with Henry E. Dixey and Madison Corey to discuss a new play for Dixey under Mr. Savage. Rehearsals are under way for the Garden Theater spring attraction as Baker, the author, helps shape the project. The work previously known as I Take This Man by Bradford Hunter Reed was staged in Hartford last spring and scored well.
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Edith Ellis Baker
Henry E. Dixey
the Devil
Miss Baker
Way Down East Returns to Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House opens this Monday with Way Down East. Phoebe Davies stars as Anna Moore as Brady and Grismer preserve the cast from prior seasons. The play draws large lines of theatergoers eager for the country-life drama and familiar songs where the berry-picking quartet sings on the village porch.
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Grand Opera House
Messrs
Brady
Grismer
Phoebe Davies
Anna Moore
Miss Davies
Mrs. Tantalus
John Brennan
Charles Burke
Ella Hugh Woods
Ulric B. Collins
James T. Galloway
Lillian Mortimer Stars In A Girl's Best Friend at Heucks
Lillian Mortimer appears as Jinny in a new Heuck's Sunday play titled A Girl's Best Friend. Jinny, raised among Southern Virginia white trash, is abducted from Washington, D C and becomes a wild, untutored riding heroine aided by Queen the horse Jerry the mule and a brass band. The production promises daring lines and sensational act endings. Election returns will be received by special wire Tuesday night.
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Lillian Mortimer
Heuck
Miss Mortimer
Jinny
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Hoyden
Jerry
Mortimer
Fay Foster Burlesquers at the People's Next Week
The Fay Foster Burlesque and Vaudeville Company is billed for next week at the People's Theater with a Sunday matinee. Twenty chorus girls, new costumes, bright music and metropolitan hits promise lively entertainment. Election returns will be read from the stage Tuesday night.
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Fay Foster
People’s
Roberson's Travelogues at Lyric Sunday
Frank Roberson presents the second travelogue in a new series at the Lyric on Sunday afternoon titled South Holland. The program includes moving pictures of travel scenes directed and described by Roberson with stereoptical views enhancing the lecture and entertainment.
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Roberson
Lyric
Frank Roberson
South Holland
From Broadway to the Bowery Play Sets Stage
Plot promises thrills and sensationalism with comedy and a capable cast. Harry-Kew presents From Broadway to the Bowery as a likely successful engagement.
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Broadway
the Bowery
Chuck Connors Plays Mayor of Chinatown in Lyceum Review
The Lyceum presents four acts with novel mechanical surprises and stirring, realistic scenes. Notable is Chuck Connors, known as the Mayor of Chinatown, who has a long acting part with ample opportunity to display his peculiar abilities in this engaging production.
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Lyceum
Chinatown
Dover Street
Herald Square
New York
Chuck”. Connors
At the Sound of the Gong heads Columbia vaudeville bill
A diverse Columbia vaudeville show next week features the fistic novelty At the Sound of the Gong with 25 performers and training quarters of the Fairmont Athletic Association. Other acts include B A Rolfe’s Six Dancing Girls and a Teddy Bear Everett Scott as the Teddy Bear Patty Frank troupe and seven gymnasts Harry Foy and Miss Florence Clark in The Spring of Youth Farrell Taylor Trio in That Minstrel Man Peter Donald and Meta Carson in Alex McLean’s Dream James H Cullen and Bert Lennon perform new material Also on the bill moving pictures present new views.
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Columbia
Fairmont Athletic Association
B. A. Rolfe
Everett Scott
Esony
Patty Frank
Europe
Harry Foy
Florence Clark
Farrell-Taylor
Frank Farrell-Taylor
Blanche Davenport
Tom Carter
Peter Donald
Meta Carson
Bonnie Lassie
Alex
McLean
James H. Cullen
Bert Lennon
Trilby at the Olympic Promises Popular Stage Magic
Forepaugh presents Trilby next week at the Olympic with the famed Svengali and the Paris art world setting. The company vows strong performances and atmospheric studio scenes, plus a stage reading of election returns Tuesday night.
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Trilby
George du Maurier
Laird
Sandy
Billie
Gecko
Paris
Svengali
Abolishing Cigarettes on Stage Prodded by Miss Milford
Miss Bliss Milford a leading reformer in New York anti cigarette society travels with David Kepens in Captain Clay of Misfold to Walnut for an engagement. She heads campaigns to end smoking among actors and a baseball team within the show. She persuaded management to remove two cigarettes from a scene and alter lines to keep the drama smoking free.
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Bliss Milford
David Kee Pensin
Captain Clay
Misfo Id
Walnut
Miss Milford
New York
Lucy Page Gagton
Chicago
Cracker Jacks Burlesque Troupe Tonight at Standard Theater
The Cracker Jacks vaudeville company brings a 35 person troupe to the Standard Theater next week with stars including the Bowman Brothers Rubie Leoni Lillian Veder and the Peroscoffis on a highly successful tour.
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Standard Theater
Cracker Jacks
Bowman Brothers
Rubie Leoni
Lillian Veder
Five Peroscoffis
Masquerades 5 English Prince and Spanish Impostor Tales
The piece notes Masquerades 5 English Prince at the Grand with Henry E. Dixey performing Dr Miller. It also follows Emile San Pedro a Spaniard who impersonated royal and military figures touring Gibraltar Cadiz and Madrid before arrest in Madrid and possible four year sentence.
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Madrid
Emile San.Pedro
San Pedro
Gibraltar
Villaamil
Santiago
Cadiz
London
Princes of Battenberg
England
Cherbourg
Paris
Spain
Saragossa
Toledo
Cardinal Cancha
Valencia
Corunna
Auditorium Family Theater Announces Week of Vaudeville
The Auditorium Family Theater at Seventh and Him streets opens with vaudeville acts new moving pictures and illustrated songs each Sunday. Ladies souvenirs are distributed on four weekdays and gifts for children at Saturday matinees. The coming week promises to surpass all prior shows.
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Auditorium Family
American Theater Fans Favor the Star System Debate
Wilton Lackaye praises English audiences and contrasts them with American patrons who rush to shows after hectic workdays. Haggleton supports the star system at the Lyric, arguing it preserves performance integrity and offers consistent acts for audiences. Stock companies remain essential for training new actors nationwide.
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Wilton Lackaye
Playhouse
America
Haggleton
Red Dog
Painted Post
New York
Chicago
New Music Hall Rink Draws Large Spectator Crowd
The New Music Hall Rink attracts many spectators who watch skating with plans to join in later. Election returns will be late next Tuesday, so final results only will be shown. The New Robinson's theater draws immense crowds with moving pictures and vaudeville. Columbia reads election returns from stage, and a picture of the next President will be shown. Edie Foy sings When I Was a Kid Like You with sixteen young girls amid charm and humor.
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New
Music Hall
Columbia
Steen
New York
Kentucky
Indlania
Ohio
Hamilton County
Mr. Hamlet
Edldie Foy
New Stamp Series to Debut November 16
A fresh line of postage stamps starts use on November 16 with denominations from 1 to 50 cents and $1. The one cent stamp features Benjamin Franklin while the Washington designs use Houdon bust imagery. The current stamp series will be retired once the supply is exhausted. Postmaster General Meyer orders removing the worthless $% stamp.
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Benjamin Franklin
Washington
Houdon
Meyer
Scottish Rite Special Communication Notice
Gibulum G. Lodge of P. 14 holds a special communication at 7 30 Thursday evening. Routine business to be discussed. Fall class work begins November 6. James A. Collins, secretary, 33.
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Gibulum G
Lodge of
James A. Collins
Death notices and funeral details from New Haven area
A list of obituaries and funeral arrangements for October 1908 includes Brown Carrile Root James Cuff Bernard Dodt John B. Gamel Jene Grupenhoff Edgar M. Henle Katharine Holtmeier Elizabeth Holtmeier Johnston Reynolds Victor Wegelin and related burial permits. Services span St. Marys St Xaviers St Stanislaus and Spring Grove Chapel with mass times and addresses. Several notices specify graves and burial locations in Ohio and adjacent cities.
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Brown
Carrile Root
Robert Brown
New Haven
Conn
Spring Grove
Cuff—James
Mary Cuff
Kiloran
John Montaster
West Front Street
Dodt
Bernard Clemens
Theresa Dodt
Hackmann
Walnut Street
St. Mary’s Church
Gamel
John B
Monroe Street
Newport
St. Stephen’s Church
St. Joseph's Old Cemetery
Kgrupenhoff
Jene
Henry Grupenhoff
Freeman Avenue
St. Stanislaus’ Church
Henle
Edgar M
Holtmeier
Katharine Elizabeth
Fosdick Street
St. George’s Church
Johnston
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