Ea se Ea se Tonight at Smith's theatre with Cohan gang
One of Geo. M. Cohan's latest plays fifty miles from Boston comes to Smith's theatre tonight under Cohan and Harris. Edna Wallace Hopper stars with a strong supporting cast headed by Laurence Wheat. The show features several new songs and a large company of show girls and dancers.
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Geo. M. Cohan
Boston
Smith's
Theatre Tonight
Cohan and
Harris
Edna Wallace Hopper
New England
Cohan
Laurence Wheat
Miss Hopper
Emma Janiver
Louise Rial
Geo. Parsons
James C. Marlowe
Hazel Bowry
Lores Grime
James Bradbury
Jack and Jill
Harrigan
Harvard Collage
Men of Jimtown at Smith's New Year's
A special attraction at Smith's Theatre on New Year's Day features the sterling western drama. Matinee and night showings promise a popular appeal for Jimtown residents and visitors.
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Jimtown
Smith
Smith’s Theatre
Bluff Claim Sparks Police Report on Local Quarrel
Halsey Henry of 927 Central Avenue quarrelled with his wife Sunday night and at 11 35 an ambulance was called. Police say Henry attempted to bluff death by his own action and that Dr C A Effer was summoned.
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Halsey Henry
Central Avenue
C. A.effer
Henry
Transcripts Filed in Recount Cases
Transcripts were filed from the recount in the cases of Phil. on two sentences, suanalery.
West Arrest Report Shows Intoxication and Concealed Weapons
Robert West was arrested Sunday on a charge of intoxication carrying concealed weapons. The brief item notes the offense and the suspect in a city court notice.
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Robert West
Way Down East at Smith's Thursday
The stage hit Way Down East returns to Smith's theatre Thursday night after a season away. The company features Ella Hugh Wood as Mertha Perkins and Robert Fisher as the old farmer with the familiar village setting and choir, promising unchanged presentation and scenic design.
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Smith’s Theatre
Smith’s
William A. Brady
Ella Hugh Wood
Mertha Perkins
Robert Fisher
the Old Farmer
John E. Brennen
Hi Holler
Ulrich Collins
David Bartlett
Phoebe Davis
Anna Moore
Incident on South Avenue Ends in Arrest After Resistance
A man troubled residents on South Avenue resisted an officer and bled profusely from the nose after being restrained and jailed. Police found a bottle of whiskey and a change knife in his possession at the time of arrest.
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South Avenue
Humane Officer Orders Decrepit Horse Shot
Humane Officer Yerigan ordered a decrepit horse owned by Oliver Adams euthanized Saturday night. The same animal had been ordered put away earlier, and KB Selfustheiss went to Peek's addition Saturday night and shot the horse.
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Humane
Yerigan
Oliver Adams
Kb, Selfustheiss
Peek
Officer Hufnagel Injured After Banana Slip
Monday morning Officer Jack Hufnagel slipped on a banana near Rot Co. fruit store and fell, injuring his wrist. Emergency responders treated him on scene and he was taken for further care.
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Jack Hufnagel
Rot Co
Swamp Root Ad Promotes Kidney and Bladder Cure
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root by Kilmer Co as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder troubles affecting both women and men. It claims quick relief, offers sample bottles by mail, and urges readers to send for the pamphlet with testimonials. Binghamton New York is listed as the company address.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Swamp-Root
Fair Board Fails to Elect Officers After Session
The fair board did not elect officers Saturday after the annual report of Secretary Larsh. The meeting extended into an executive session, with plans to elect officers at the first January meeting. An expected contest against current officials is reported, though members deny any such fight.
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Fair Board
Larsh
Great Game Promised As Y M C A Turns On Krebs
The Hamilton Y M C A basketball team meets Hamilton Krebs in the association gym on New Year’s night at 8 o’clock. Both sides expect a top contest after Krebs’ strong showing against Muscatine and Y M C A’s marked improvement. Lineup likely similar to the St Pauls game with one or two changes.
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Hamilton Y. M. C. A
Hamilton Krebs
Krebs
Muscatines
Police Court Fines and Binds Over in Monday Session
In police court Monday morning Mayor Thomas fined Robert West five dollars plus costs for intoxication and carrying concealed weapons and threatening Catherine Manley, W A Taylor fined for carrying concealed weapons, William Thompson for intoxication plus costs, Will Wallace and George Scott bound over for robbery in five hundred dollars, Jefferson Gordon fined costs for assault on Charles Howard and one Peters Colored.
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Thomas
Robert West
Catherine Manley
W. A. Taylor
Wm. Thompson
Will Wallace
George Scott
Jefferson Gordon
Charles Howard
Peters
Amateur league hints stir as 1908 plans emerge
Cincinnati gossip reports President Spinney to hold K S O league meeting at Gibson House in January. Shamrocks renew home at League Park, with Manager Behle lining up Haberer Gehle Knall Heanekes Keys Cy Voorhees Thaler Lefty Lehrauder Dutch Zurlage. Krebs behind Hamilton club push, Wiedemann seek new park, and Middletown Garry Gerhardt returns. Possible signings include Artie Burck Big Eddie Drury and Bobby Caldwell as rival teams eye pennants in 1908.
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Jack Ryder
Cincinnati Enquirer
Spinney
K. SO. Jeane
Gibson House
Shamrocks
League Park
Behle
Haberer
Gehle
Knall
Heanekes
Keys
Cy Voorhees
Thaler
Lefty Lehrauder
Dutch Zurlage
Hamilton
Jake Milders
George Krebs
Krebs
Hamilton Browns
Johnson
Diehl
Kreimer
Grohe
Wiedemann
Spink’s Park
Nieman
Tlis
Eam
Artie Burck
Wiedemanns
Guy la Rue
Connersville
Charley Becker
Irish Lindsly
Sid Berte
Blitz O'Brien
Covington
Miamisburg
Bill Allan
Middletown
Garry Gerhardt
Gerhardt
Garry
Middletowns
Mr. Gerhardt
Krebs Boys
Eddie Drury
Bobby Caldwell
Cornell
Jack Brauer
Brauner
Covingtons
Spink
Charley Applegate
Kentuckians
Prominent Baseball Figures Tee Up for Local Leagues
The article notes manager ties to Newport and signings including backstop Howard Scheibly. Sieberd to manage Linwoods in the Saturday Afternoon league and play independent ball. Harry Niehier joins the Saturday Afternoon league as a second baseman after Augusta fame, with an eye toward managing in Saginaw. Eichler hopes to play under Jack Grim while wintering at Wapakoneta.
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Newport
Howard Scheibly
Will Sieberd
Linwoods
Andy Schrimper
Harry iEiehier
Cruick
Augusta
Saginaw
Mich
Virginia
Eichler
Jack Grim
Jack
Wapakoneta
All Women Are Now Barred From Catholic Choirs
Archbishop Moeller’s decree barring women from liturgical choirs took effect this year. Cincinnati led the U.S. in compliance on February 17, 1907, with boys’ choirs expanding as men’s choirs also formed in some parishes. The Diocesan Music Commission approved a catalog of masses by Palestrina and the Cecilian school along with works by modern German and Italian composers.
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Moeller
Pius X
Cincinnati
United States
Rome
Pius
Butler County Editor Sees Local Option Support
The Toledo Blade published a Butler county editor's view favoring passage of the local option bill. The editor notes most Butler towns are dry and places Oxford, population 3000, among them, suggesting the county would likely vote dry.
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Toledo Blade
Butler County
Blade
Oxford
Republican Publishing Co
Hamilton
W. L. Tobey
Rivals to Bowl at Y M C A Alleys Tonight
A special match is set at the Y M C A bowling alleys between the burglar and fire proof departments of Masler Safe Works. Rivalry promises a good game for spectators.
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Masler Safeworks
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Osborn Mill No. 2
Fail River
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Andy Catmartic
Madabe
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
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Reduso
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Weingarten Bros
Mis
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