HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS PLAY AT LOCAL HALL TONIGHT
The morning telegram notes Haverly's Minstrels perform at a local hall tonight with special acts and featured artists including Williams Speciality Company and Pat Rooxsy and wife. The listing provides show details and a Sunday edition note for the publication.
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Toe Exeny
Bryce’s
Haverly's
Minstrels
Fair Play
Mipp
Erox
S .Mosster Exicut
Templar Peeries Williams Specialty
Meste Hall
Disorderly Police Handling in Pitrat Case Draws Censure
A chaotic Central Police Station scene centers on Ennis and the turnkey Denny Ennis, blamed for failing to secure a prisoner, with officers warned against transmitting messages. The episode exposes inconsistent oversight by Colonel Deitsch and raises questions about safeguards, theater fire codes, and public safety in Cincinnati.
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Saidlins
Denny Efinis
Central
Pitrat
Ennis
Orier
Whiaf
Centra
Deiteh
Sho Akiin
Enaire
Autograph Book Sale For Fire Sufferers
A group of West End gentlemen plan a Turner Hall event on Freeman Avenue early in the new year. They will stage an exhibition to raise funds for distressed fire victims, with proceeds benefiting charitable drives. The exact date and program will be announced this week.
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West End
Anidnall
Turner Hall
Freeman Avenue
Work-house reform talk and canal plans in Cincinnati storm
A Cincinnati crowd discusses new state laws on convict labor stamps and work-house abuse. They probe public works talks with state and city officials, canal abandonment plans, railroad facilities, and district inspection changes, plus clerical staff reforms and petty crime notes.
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Jack Hart
Cincinnati
Fairy tale money and Cincinnati politics in the press
A Columbus editor mocks Cincinnati journalism and rumors of a shift to a morning Commercial Gazette. The piece claims Republicans and business leaders in Cincinnati oppose the current papers and seek a reliable organ, pressing the Telegram into the morning field amid tangled newspaper politics.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
Coumbus
Cincinnati Telegram
Commercial Gazette
Otter
Richard Smith
Toledo Commercial
Old Gazette
Toledo
Telegram
Feld
Republicans
Business New of
Gao
Boy Customer and Isaacson Hat Style Exchange
A playful exchange quotes a boy asking if a hat is too big for Mr. Isaacson. Isaacson responds that the style already fits, noting a confident style trend linked to Harrison baking the cake.
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Mr. Isaacson
Alretty
Harrison
Jerus Stilings
Catholic Chimes and City Catholic Events Highlight Week
The Forty Hours Adoration began at St. Joseph's Church with a sermon by Rev. Walking from Mt. St. Marys Seminary. Pope Leo XIII jubilee closes Monday with universal services. Archbishops and priests celebrated anniversaries, and a new hospital for incurables was blessed by notable clergy. New Year's solemnities and Beethoven mass in St. Xavier's plan marked by choir and dramatic club performances at Germania Hal. A notable address by Archbishop Elder and Cardinal Gibbons loomed over Catholic events, with various institutions celebrating and preparing.
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St. Joseph's Church
Linn and
Laurel Streets
Br. Walking
Mt. St. Mary's Seminary
Price Hill
Quen Cus. Avenue
Fairmount
Sisters of St. Francia
Archbishop Elder
Jerome
U.S. F
Lr. Moeller
Dr. Mackey
E Buckley
H. Burwinkee
F. Kessing
M. P. O'Brien
Last Scene Enacted at Judge Johnston Funeral
In Spring Grove the funeral of ex Judge Robert A Johnston was held at Avondale Presbyterian Church with Rev Mr Lowe presiding. The service featured a church choir and the hymn Never My Gow to Thee, followed by G A R rites and a procession to the burial beside his wife Elizabeth.
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Robert A. Johnston
Avondale
Lowe
Avondale Presbyterian Church
W. Ellwood Wynne
Johnston
R.v
Hypes
Campbell
Lamar
Colorado
Thomas Sherlock
Robert
Roberta
James
Illinois
Jobo
John
Hattie Johnston
Thomas Shernock
Blanchard
Batavia
Mary Fox
John C. Sherlock
Messrs
Harries Hulbert
Hulbert
Spring Grove
Mr. Lowe
Elizabeth
Notable City Figures at the Change and Beyond
Julius Freiburg a fixture at Change with blue chinchilla overcoat and silk hat moves among locals and kin. Sam Hunt, a lively master of ceremonies, garners praise for wit and varied after dinner tales. Thomas G. Smith, president of the Board of Public Affairs, frequents the Chamber of Commerce and offices nearby. May Fechheimer, a familiar presence linked to Centennial Exposition commissions, keeps politics and religion at bay while aiding benevolent causes. Ambrose White, called Rose, a prominent Chamber man, centers gatherings in public life and festivals.
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Julius Freiburg
Freiburg
Sidney Maxwell
Mr. Freiburg
Evey
Sam Hunt
Sam
Mony
Ee Thomas G. Smith
Board of Public Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
Fourth
Central Avenues
Mr. Smith
Board of Centennial Exposition Commissioners
May Kechheimer
Fechheimer
Ambrose White
Rose
The Duck Ball at Music Hall New Year’s Night
A Duckworth Club ball at Music Hall on New Year’s night is announced as the season’s club event. The Reception Committee lists many gentlemen who will report to J. W. Prendergast at 7 40 PM.
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Music Hall
Duckworth Club
Sason
Der
J. W. Prendergast
C.H. Heine
W. Watson
C. T. Krekhbura
P. Fower
I, Dunbar
J. Hl
Fibbe
F. W. Gorate
A. Win
A. M. Piaut
Shou
R Kuehnert
B. Robinson
Jacob Sachs
J.D. Ermsten
Wm. Cardwell
Ne Blackburn
J. Schoenlert
OW. Clifton
TF. Cohen
BM. McDonald
J. Rooney
W. Bishop
H. T. Benoit
WH. Fionn
Psion
W. Wera
Hunwick
H.W
Tts
Anne
Fe Shekh
Siento
Jd. Tutron
J.B. Fenneney
W. Il Shapple
Jim
Callanan
W. E
Election of Officers by the Pioneer Association
The Cincinnati Pioneer Association met in City Council Chamber at 2 p.m. yesterday and elected officers for the ensuing year. Joan W. Caldwell was chosen President and Corresponding Secretary, Captain M. Ox Vice-President, John Caldwell Recording Secretary, Z. Coffin Treasurer, James Bunn Sergeant-at-Arms, W. J. Fee Katism, and W. F. Dennis, W. H. Morris, Jess Speer, Oe Hilla and Witten attr or gale as committee members.
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Pioneer Association
Cincinnati Pioneer Association
City
Coun
Joan W. Caldwell
M.ox
John, Caldwell
Z. Coffin
James Bunn
W. J. Fee
Change Day Guests and Real Estate Ticket News
Visitors included Hagedorn and A Caesmann of Germany introduced by A Sandbeger. Harry B Morehead leads the Real Estate Managers bid on the Red Ticket with Charles Fleischman as head and Sam Trost as Vice-President. A large donation, over 1000 tickets sold at a dollar, supports families of disabled and fallen firemen. A run of stage preparations followed adjournment for a performance.
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Hagedorn
A. Caesmann
Germany
A. Sandbeger
Harry B. Morehead
Young Men's Mercantile Litrary Association
Charles Fleischman
Sam Trost
Billy Fry
Strobel
Trade shifts as Louisville undercuts Cincinnati buyers
The text explains how Cincinnati dealers added drayage, dooperage, storage, and many other charges to growers, eroding the rail rate advantage. Louisville quickly matched and removed these fees, grabbing the trade from Cincinnati and improving local prices.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Gerkes Grab Ends Brewers Link After Will Rift
A dispute over a Florida will alters the. Kurze Gerke family ties and leads to Robert Kurze quitting the brewery partnership. The will favored Mrs Kurze with 20000 shares while George Gerke received the bulk of an estimated 180000 stock. The estrangement follows the late Mr. Johns testament and widens a rift between the two families. Later August Deppelman suffers serious injuries in a cable car accident on Millan street near Kemper Lane as he stood on a car platform when another car struck it. He is taken to a drug store and home for care. his condition is undetermined.
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Robert Kurze
Th Point
George Gerke
Karge
Gerke
Rupwire
Florida
John Gerke
George
Kurze
Thomas B. Paxton
MakKurze
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Churches of the World
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M. B. Noeller
J. H. Wenstrup
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Colored Catholic Congress
Washington, D. C
Cardinal Gibbons
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the Rock
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Exeter Club
Library Hall
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A. B. Ratterman
St. Aloysius German, Orphan Asylum
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Pro‘wincral Jerome Hilgenstein
Wiliam D. Howelll
Sadiv
Judge Johnston
Monxma Telegram
Robert McRobert
Workhouse
Quinvon
Sha * Korbus
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Ohio & Northweat Rn
R. B. Dunlap
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HEUCH
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Propley
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Australian Novelty Co
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