McPherson to sue Cowen bondsmen over $25,000
The United States seeks $25,000 missing from the Court Clerk's office with District Attorney McPherson filing suit against Fidelity Company of Maryland and other bond sureties. Judges cite government examination findings while noting the time span back to General Cowen's tenure as Clerk. Defendants deny liability, arguing government findings released prior statements of accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Justice
Benjamin F. Cowen
United States Court Clerk
McPherson
Fidelity Company
Maryland
Department of Justice
Cowen
Wholly Cured in 8 Months by Cuticura
A war era patient describes severe skin disease with itching and racking eruptions. After trying many remedies he credits Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and Pills for eight months of treatment leading to recovery. He names Mr Nelson Raioe as the recommender.
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Nelson Raioe
Fe Oimement Boe Secures Book on Skin Diseases
Fe Oimement Boe publishes a new medical work focusing on skin diseases. The volume surveys common dermatologic conditions, treatment approaches, and patient care considerations, targeting clinicians and researchers.
Freight rate hearings accuse railroads of discrimination against Cincinnati
The Cincinnati shipment discrimination hearing closed before Commissioner Prouty with EB E Williamson and local business leaders testifying on how current rates harm Cincinnati in South versus East routes. Williamson will file proposed rates for Eastern to Chattanooga, assuming no change for Cincinnati. Adjourning to November 16 in Chicago, Williamson and Samuel O Bayless will represent Cincinnati interests. Judge Prouty returned to Washington.
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Cincinnati
South
Prouty
EB. E. Williamson
Receivers and Shippers’ Association
Williamson
Chattanooga
Edward Baxter
Chicago
Cincinnati Shippers
Samuel O. Bayless
Metal Trades group sets plan to link shops with schools
The National Metal Trades Association Executive Committee met at Commissioner Robert Wuest's offices to discuss co operative work with technical schools in large cities. Representing over 500 million dollars in metal industry capital the committee aims to blend shop practice with theory to give students equal time in practical work. Attending were President F K Copeland Philadelphia Vice President J H Schwacke Cincinnati Treasurer William Lodge Cincinnati and other officials from Worcester Falls Easton Trenton Detroit Boston St Louis Pittsburgh and more.
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National Metal Trades Association
Robert Wuest
F. K. Copeland
Chicago
J. H. Schwacke
Philadelphia
William Lodge
Cincinnati
J. R. Back
Worcester
Mass
A Ae Pg Remece Falls
Ngston
O Lo
M. Bovine
York
H. W. Hoyt
E. P. Robinson
Boston
W. A. Layman
St. Louis
George Mesta
Pittsburg
Street Car Hits Wagon Injuring Driver on Reading Road
Charles Tucker, 30, of 746 West Sixth Street, was knocked from his wagon by Glendale Gar No. 1 660 on Reading road near Fern Street. He sustained head injuries and scalp wounds and was carried to Bethesda Hospital after being helped into L M Prince’s home on the opposite side of the accident. Prince had just survived a store fire in the Neave Building earlier in the day.
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Charles Tucker
West Sixth Street
Glendale’ Gar
Reading Road
Fern Street
Tucker
L.M. Prince
Bethesda Hospital
Prince
Neave
Dr Dowling Returns From Summer in France
Dr Francis Dowling arrived back yesterday from a summer in France where he studied recent hospital developments. His French observations were highlighted in his Commercial Tribune articles. Introductions from Surgeon General Rixey and William H Taft opened doors with French officials and Ambassador White in Paris.
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Francis Dowling
France
Commercial Tribune
Rixey
United States Navy
William H. Taft
Ambassador White
Paris
Way Down East at Grand Monday Eddie Foy and Attract.
The article notes Eddie Foy and others in Way Down East headlining at the Grand Monday with spectacle and effects. It reports Chuck Conners, famed as Mayor of Chinatown, will play a principal role and read the election returns Tuesday on stage. It follows cast moves, tours, and summer plans for Dixey and Stevens companies across major cities.
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Eddie. Foy
Chuck’’. Conners
Chinatown
the Bowery
Chuck
Way Down East to Head Grand Opera House Bill
The rural classic Way Down East popular play will headline at the Grand Opera House next week with a special matinee on election day and regular matinees midweek and Saturday. The same cast, scenic equipment, and live animals renew the production each tour, maintaining its family appeal for years. The election day matinee is a novelty aimed at meeting popular demand amid Cincinnati’s notable political spotlight.
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Way Down East
Cincinnati
Life of Way Down East Actors Reveals Seasonal Grind
The article notes actors work 30 to 40 weeks annually with summers off and spend it unpaid traversing Broadway between Broadway blocks seeking next engagement. Frequent cast changes arise from manager fit, role suitability, ambition, or touring one night stands with low salaries and harsh small-town conditions. The piece portrays Way Down East as continuing to be kept in private, limited engagements.
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Espe
East
Election Night at the Columbia
Two performances at the Columbia next Tuesday night start at 7 30 and 10 30. Election returns from New York Ohio Indiana Kentucky Hamilton County and the country will be read from the stage at 15 minute intervals through 10 20 p m and again during the second show including midnight results and likely final tallies read live until about 1 a m
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Columbia
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Election Day Matinee at Walnut Street Theater
David Higgins, noted dramatist and actor, presents Captain Clay of Missouri at Walnut Street Theater next Sunday after runs in Chicago. The Southern flavored drama features a special matinee on election day with latest bulletins read on stage between acts at the Tuesday matinee and evening shows.
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David Higgins
Piney Ridge
Captain Clay
Missouri
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Way Down East matinee at Grand Opera House prices posted
For the special matinee and election day plus Wednesday matinee of Way Down East popular prices will prevail at the Grand Opera House next week. Advance sale for the pastoral play began yesterday and remains strong, with Hi Holler confirmed to appear, pleasing the gallery seat buyers.
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Grand Opera House
Grand
Hi Holler
Foy's Hamlet Burlesque Stuns The Stage Crowd
Eddie Foy presents a burlesque Hamlet on Broadway noted for its oddball characterization. The review highlights a bizarre stage persona and the play’s striking departure from traditional fare.
Gilbert Ely to play Svengali at the Olympic
Gilbert Ely, stage director of the Forepaugh Company and noted character actor, will portray Svengali in Trilby at the Olympic next week. The management plans a revival of the Du Maurier classic with careful staging and Ely expected to deliver the villainous musician role that has earned him acclaim.
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Gilbert Ely
Forepaugh
Svengali
Trilby
Ely
Village Choir Members Plot Summer Ventures Near Polo Grounds
R Armstrong plans to visit Boston while John B Brennan may join Giants at home or on the road. Baseball remains his sole hobby. The Village Choir members consider vacation schemes in vaudeville houses for profit, yet prefer to sing until the season opens. Rehearsal calls will reengage them for Way Down Hast.
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R. Armstrong
Boston
John B. Brennan
Polo
Giants
From Broadway to the Bowery at the Lyceum and Foy’s Hamlet
Harry Sellers stages a large scenic production From Broadway to the Bowery at the Lyceum next Sunday. The cast features well known players and a lively ensemble in a scene packed comedy. Mr Foy performs a Broadway Hamlet devised by Madden Smith and Jerome in a musical comedy for the comedian Joey Wheeze a stranded circus clown aiming at the Melancholy Dane role.
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Harry
Sellers
Broadway
Bowery
Lyceum
Hamlet
Foy
Lyric
Joey Wheeze
Dane
Prince of
Denmark
Lavish Production Set for Local Play With Large Cast
A nearly hundred member company supports Mr. Foy in an unusually lavish stage production with costly costumes and scenic details. Election night returns will be read from the stage, promising a notable local event for playgoers.
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Foy
Mabel Clark Breaks Into Broadway With Mr Hamlet of Broadway
Walnut Hills artist Miss Mabel Clark, a rising contralto, secures an understudy role in the Mr Hamlet of Broadway company after moving to New York for vocal study. She plans to reveal her talents to her hometown during a Lyric matinee. Also featured are Evertt Scott and the Six Little Girls and a Teddy Bear act, plus the Cracker Jacks Burlesque and Vaudeville Company at the Standard.
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Miss Davies
Anna
Long Island
Teddy
Ella Hugh . Woods
Martha Perkins
Ulric B. Collins
David
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Mr. Collins
Eddie Foy
Mr. Hamlet
Broadway
Walnut Hills
Mabel Clark
Foy
New York
Lyric
Miss Clark
Foy Management
Evertt Scott
Lincoln Square Theater
Mr. Scott
Cracker Jacks
Bowman Brothers
Rubie Leoni
Piroscoffis
Fay Foster Burlesquers at People's Theater Next Week
The Fay Foster Burlesquers visit the People's Theater with two shows on election night. The second show starts around midnight and reads the latest returns from the stage. The company opens the week at the People's on Sunday afternoon.
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Fay Foster
People’s Theater
People’s
Manic tenor Lenz storms Kronprinz Wilhelm saloon during voyage
Richard Lenz, a powerful tenor, went berserk aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm mid Atlantic. He fought six immigration officers in the first cabin saloon until crew restrained him. Captain Nierich intervened and Lenz was kept quiet for rest of voyage. he was bound for Cincinnati to join an opera company.
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Chicago
New York
Richard Lenz
Kronprinz
Wilhelm
Ellis Island
Nierich
Lenz
Emperor Wilhelm
Ferdinand Fritz
Cincinnati Opera
Trilby at Olympic to Open Next Week by Forepaugh Stock
Advance ticket sales indicate strong demand for Trilby the drama set in Paris Bohemian life. Svengali the mysterious piano player drives the plot as Forepaugh players stage a grand production with strong anticipation. Election returns and state results will be announced during intermissions.
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Trilby
Lfe
Paris
Bohemia
Auditorium Family Theater Changes Hands Next Week
Under New Management the Auditorium Family Theater at Seventh and Elm will pass to new managers next week. The first performance under this ownership will be Sunday afternoon with vaudeville acts and illustrated song pictures. Admission is ten cents for all seats.
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Auditorium Family Theater
Seventh and Elm Streets
Six vaudeville darlings at the Columbia next week
Amusement notes announce six lively young women Beth Harrison Frances Gertrude Kitty Hawkins ce Falk Polly Allison will appear on the vaudeville stage at the Columbia next week. They are described as nearly identical in size and style.
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Columbia
Beth Harrison
Frances Gertrude
Kitty Hawkins
Ce Falk
Polly
Allison
Lillian Mortimer Stars in A Girl's Best Friend at Heuck's
Lillian Mortimer headlines the melodrama A Girl's Best Friend portraying Jinny a South waif. She is supported by a capable company at Heuck's next week beginning with the Sunday matinee. The act features Buddy Gilmore and his pickaninny brass band with a trained donkey Jerry. Electric returns will be read from the stage.
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Lillian Mortimer
Constable Breaks Door to Serve Papers in Debt Case
Mrs. Belle Demas of 709 West Fifth street was arrested by Constable Thon of Squire Meyer's court for disposing of mortgaged property owned by Isaac Anderson a railroad man of Madisonville. Thon forced entry when Demas refused to answer the summons.
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Belle Demas
West Fifth Street
Constable Thon
Squire Meyer
Isaac Anderson
Madisonville
Demas
Anderson
Thon
Missionary Ursula Stanley Dies in North China
Mrs Ursula Stanley former Cincinnati resident died at Pei Lai Ho North China after forty six years with the mission colony at Tientsin Friends expect action by the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society in session She was known in educational and literary circles
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Ursula Stanley
Cincinnati
Tientsin
China
Pei Lai Ho
North China
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Stanley
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Traux and Stanton
Charles Burke
Sten
Hampton
Anothr
Virginia
James T. ‘Galloway
Seth
Mr. Galloway
Fairfax County
Olympic
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Young Men’s Mutual Life Assn
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Maryland Casualty Co
Skiff & CO
Commercial Tribune Building
J. M. McCullough's Sons Co
Walnut ST
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Worth
Ste Ar
Bismarck Cafe Mercantile Library
Finest Ladies
Metropolitan Service
W. G. Woodmanse
West Fourth
Piano CO
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