Government seeks letters in Standard Oil Kentucky case
New York September 10 Government lawyers pressed to compel production of forty letters from C T Collings second vice president of Standard Oil Kentucky to W C Elliott detailing payments to agents for information on competitors shipments The court issued a subpoena The hearing focused on price variations in Southern states and the Dixie Oil purchase adjourned to tomorrow
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Ment
Standard Oil Company of Kentucky
Peoria, Ill
Standard Oil Company
Frank B. Kellogg
United States Circuit
C. T. Collings
Ward
Collings
M. Maxon
Standard
W. C. Elliott
Cincinnati
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Co. H. Hand
Kellogg
Atlanta
Dixie Oil Company
Women to Attend Scienge Congress
Washington dispatch notes that women scientists from several nations will attend the International Tuberculosis Congress this month. France will be represented by Mile Chaptal and others such as Mme Berot-Berger, Mme Crespin, and Mme Dufournier among multiple delegates. Russia and Germany also send women delegates.
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Washington
International Tuberculosis Congress
Mile, Chaptal
Paris
International Congress of Nurses
France
Mme
Berot-Berger
Crespin
Algiers
Mynne. Dufournier
Eugene Lambert
Augustine Ley
Russia
Germany
Cincinnatian to Speak at Pythian Address
Butler County Pythian Association meets at Okeawa on Saturday. Grand Chancellor of Ohio John Ringgold of Cincinnati will deliver an address. Walter Harlan of Hamilton will also speak.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Butler County Pythian Association
Okeawa
Ohio
John Ringgold
Cincinnati
Walter Harlan
Campaign of 1868 Bitter Battle Echoes Across Nation
The 1868 Republican National Convention in Chicago nominated Ulysses S. Grant amid a bitterly partisan climate. Johnson’s acquittal and Wade’s fall shaped the ticket. Georgia Governor Joseph E. Brown surprised as a Republican candidate back then, while Democrats from Pendleton to Tilden and Seymour vied for control. Grant won decisively with 214 electoral votes to Seymour’s 80.
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Chicago
Johnson
Soldiers and Sailors
Grant
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Wade
Ben Wade
Schuyler Colfax
Indiana
Joseph E. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Jefferson Davis
South
United States Senate
Little Joe
United States
George H. Pendleton
Ohio
Pendleton
Hancock
Tilden
Seymour
Horatio Seymour
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Salmon P. Chase
Chase
Kate Chase Sprague
Lincoln
Good
Supreme Court
Treasury
Kate Chase
Delaware
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
New Jersey
Oregon
Fredere J. Haskin
Paid in Full and The Witching Hour At The Lyric
Box office reports strong advance on Paid in Full at Grand Opera House with Walter’s social drama drawing New York Chicago praise and local interest. The Witching Hour opens at the Lyric as the Metropolitan Grand Opera Company plans future productions.
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Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Mr. Walter
Walter
The Witching Hour at Lyric Promises Telepathy Drama
The Witching Hour coming to the Lyric next week dramatizes telepathy. The story explores thoughts transferred mind to mind by subtle means, with themes of romance, superstition, love, and tragedy.
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Augustus Thomas
Howard Gould
The New Robinson Popular At Full Houses
The New Robinson continues to rise in public favor with a new programme that played to full houses. Manager S E Overpack shows talent in selecting features that attract patrons and please audiences. The production includes The Japanese Butterflies and An Indian's Gratitude among others.
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Robinson
E. Overpack
Moras
Halllds
Billy Raymond
Tom Mur
Murray and Mack Bring Sunny Side of Broadway to Walnut Street
Murray and Mack appear at the Walnut Street Theater for the week starting Sunday. They present the popular musical comedy The Sunny Side of Broadway with a large company including a chorus of attractive young women.
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Murray and
Mack
Walnut Street Theater
Broadway
Amateur con tests and vaudeville at local theaters
Fred Irwin's Big Show is slated for Standard Theater next week. This Sunday opens the Chester Park free vaudeville pavilion with two amateur contests. The Spirit of Paul Doone appears at the Lyceum Sunday and travels through the week. The Travelers bring burlesque to the People's next week. Tony the Bootblack with Genaro and Bailey opens a week at Heuck's. The Murray Sisters Marion and Victoria headline Columbia this week with contrasting styles. Laytons present an alligator act with snake handling and acrobatics. Lyman Howe moving pictures conclude the program.
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Fred Irwin
Standard Theater
Chester Park
People’s
Columbia
Murray
Marion
Victoria
Fritzi Scheff
East
Cleveland
The
Laytons
Clara Blandick to star in Paid in Full at the Grand
Clara Blandick will be seen next week at the Grand in Eu Gene Walter's play Paid in Full under the management of Wagenhals and Kemper.
Dope Fiend and Lion and the Mouse Encore at the Grand
Ray received several encores during The Dope Fiend and The Lion and the Mouse. The Lion and the Mouse a high finance play will likely not return to the Grand or this city under current auspices. The present company will not be intact after this season.
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the Grand
Theater Managers Plan Meeting to Curb Ticket Speculators
New York theater owners from fifty five local houses meet to draft resolutions urging aldermen to revoke licenses of ticket speculators and change the law to stop issuing similar licenses.
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New York
Theater Managers’ Association
The Pipe of Desire Official Confirmation
New York indicates official confirmation received from Giulio Gatti-Casazza, director of the Metropolitan Opera, regarding the pipe of desire event. The report notes confirmation from Gatti-Casazza on September 10.
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Metropolitan Grand Opera Company
Frederick S. Converse
Metropolitan
Paris
Gatti-Casazza
Dippel
Metropolitan Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Pipe of Desire
New York
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
The
Lagoon to Host Final Outing Amid Socialist Event and Screenings
The Lagoon will reopen Saturday for the Kentucky Socialist parties annual outing with full amusements and authori- ties. Prominent Socialist members will speak in the amphitheater as Ludlow Eagles set up for a large crowd on Sunday September 13. Pat T. Bannon arrives from Detroit to finish the Lion and the Mouse week under H F Ertweiler. A consignment of black bass from the Government yesterday boosts fishing prospects at the Lagoon lake for years ahead.
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Augustus Thomas
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Socialist Parties
Socialist Party
Ludlow Eagles
Pat T. Bannon
Lion and the Mouse Company
Detroit
H. F. Ertweiler
Philadelphia
Weaver
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Grosscup, Baker and Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
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Pinero
Olympic
Sto¢ék
John Drew
Margaret Illington
Frohman
Eugene Walter
L. A. Wagenhals
Wagenhals and Kemper
Joseph Brooks
Charles Frohman
David Belasco
Corse Payton
Bryant Park
Lyr
Paul Doone
Lyceum
Mr. Doone
Tony the Bootblack
Genaro and
Bailey
Heuck
Lyman Howe
Moving Pictures
Clara Blandick
the Lyric
Howe
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