Grand Opera and farce at Havlin and Harris theaters
Nes The Conried Opera Company opens a week at the Grand with The Vice Admiral. Also on offer are The Gypsy Baron Amor ta and a Tin Soldier at Havlin's Theater. Harris Theater features A Cold Day with John W. Ran ne and Foe Prouty, while the Agnes Wallace Villa Company performs Caught by a Telegram at Standard. Kohl & Middleton's Museum showcases the Adams Sisters with other acts. May Howard Burlesque at People&apos.s Theater. Havlin's matinee offers Ruling Passion in lieu of A Tin Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conried Opera Company
Illocker
Lillian Conway
Marian Langdon
Louise Bianchi
Nella Fox
Jennie Ret‘forth
Frank David
Harry Hilliard
John C. Bell
W. H. Fitzgerald
Strauss
Gypsy Baron
Cincinnati
Havlin
Mr. Hoyt
J. Hoyt
Canby
Seabrooke
Jesse Jenkins
Kate Davis
Isabella Coe
Bessie Gray
Mary Cahill
Dollie Kline
Havlina
Long Branch
Captain Kidd
Agnes Wallace Villa
Abra Deshon
Vrce
United States
Adams Sisters
Kohl and Middleton
Vine-street
Dime Museum
Cats ‘Atom
Prince
Shields Brothers
Charles ‘Tripp
Fred Macart
New Sensation Specialty Company
Parior
Aley and
Russell
Mamie Clarence
Major Atom
Frank Macart
Mammoth Dog Circus
Sablon
May Howard
Harry Morris
Melville
Fisher
Clark J
Solomon
Havlin’s
Walnut Street
Standard Theater
VICTORS AND VICTIMS OF ELECTION BETS REPORTED
A crowded tally shows numerous bets on Cleveland and Harrison outcomes with winners such as Simon Wolfstein Joe Furst and Abe Furst, while many individuals including George Hubbell Henry Lauer and Dave Sommers suffered sizable losses. Notable gains include Sig Myer Isa Brown and City Treasurer Ziegler as betting totals run into thousands amid a lively partisan guessing game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Davis
L. Davis
Milt Cohn
Sig Myer
Henry Lauer
Pore May
Sigs’’ Speyer
Isa Brown
George Hubbell
Abe Furst
Workum Bros
Gustein
Charles Straus
May Fecbheimer
Freibergs
Simon Wolfstein
Rex” Rice
Harrison
Mannie Bloch
Ed Heinsheimer
Lt Brown
Cleveland
Elias Philips
Lon Steinhart
Hilb Brothers
Sam
Phil Trounstine
Dave Sommers
Ziegler
Joe Furst
Alec Frank
Furst
I. M. Simon
A. Kuhn
Cox
B. Schok Mort
Alf Kuhn
Coxie
Jake Fechheimer
Abe Mayer
Hickenlooper
Willie Ackerland
Charley Jacob
Indiana
A. C. Horton
Joe Freidman
Howard Ferris
U.S
Lil” Hyman
St. Nicholas
Henry Straus
Charles Fleishman
Sam Bailey
E. 0. Eshelby
A. J. Hickenlooper
Isaac F. Mack
Herman Traub
H. Amen
Trimoram
Lackmann
Ed Huenfeld
Abe “Barnum
Seal-akin Back Thief Linked To New York Theft
Colonel Deltueh received a dispatch from Inspector Byrke in New York stating that the seal-akin wook Linnie Link tried to sell here was stolen in New York. Authorities are told to hold the woman, who is a prisoner at the House of Detention, until an officer arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deltueh
Inspector Byrke
New York
Linnie Link
House of Detention
Local notices mix of travelers and actions in Cincinnati stalls
A crowded Cincinnati scene features travelers visiting from Dayton Washington Newark and Memphis. Reports include political commentary on Harrison Cleveland and Democratic reversals, theater and hotel stays, a broken ankle incident, a theft attempt, a wagon collision, sidewalk obstructions, and a police plan to curb shoplifting with a shopkeeper alert program.
City Chips and Local Notices Highlight Weekend Events
City society items show Dr. Hava of Second Presbyterian likely accepting a Kansas City call. Detective Norris pursues a murder clue in the Lightbody case jailed on $1000 bail for illegal voting. Obituary notes include Wa L Black of Sedamsville, who left instructions for Masonic burial. Lizzie Dunlap, 17, is returned home after a statue act at the Standard Theater. Remarks on prominent Lexington Republican Wm Cassina Goodloe and horseman Milt Young visiting the Grand. Women's Relief Corps district convention convenes at Gi A BR Hall. Hamilton and Clermont Counties join a meeting at the Palace Hotel to arrange General Harrison visit plans with round-trip railroad fare noted for Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hava
Second Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
John T. Norris
Wm. Lightbody
Wa. L. Black
Sedamsville
Lizzie Dunlap
Cleveland
Standard Theater
Deltach
Cassina Goodloe
Lexington
Miltoung
Grand
Woman's Relief Corps
Thomas Pout Gi A. BR. Hall
Eight Prisoners Sent to the Pen For Various Terms
Judge Matthews sentenced a group of prisoners including John Tracy and John Hunley to terms ranging from one year to three years in the Penitentiary or Workhouse. Others faced burglary, grand larceny, and assault charges. one youth, J. Bowman, received a lighter sentence after admitting to petit larceny. A separate case reports Annie Allen, twenty four, attempting suicide in Covington, rescued and taken to the station-house after claiming a harsh father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Deprot
Reform Farm
KF. P. Moore
Wm. Kayes
James Prendergast
Henry Brown
John H. Thurman
John Smith
Tracy
John Kennedy
Hunley
Bell
Carlisle Avenue
Austin
Chas Hills
Bowman
Fourth National Bank
Raynor
Avondale
Kent
Philadelphia
Ward
Covington
Licking River
Greenup Street
Pumpkin Cooney
Annie Allen
Dayton
Tookina
Kentucsy Central Depot
Rebisso Statue in Chicago Project Gets Approval
Chicago committee accepts sculptor Rebisso’s life sized clay study of General Grant after viewing the modeling at the Burnett House studio. Palmer, Strong and Taylor, board members, approve the work and plan a bronze statue about 46 feet high on Lincoln Park Lake Road, funded by popular subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Palmer
Wm. E. Strong
E.S. Taylor
Burnet House
Observer
Chicago
Palmer
Palmer House
General Strong
E. 8
Taylor
Burnett House
Strong
S!rutees
General Grant
Fred Grant
Rebisso
Terraram Reorter
General Wrong
Lake Road
Lincoln Park
Lake Michigan
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Suburban Socials and Weddings in Covington and Newport
Marriage plans for Charles Ferguson and Jennie Gray announced for 2lot. Mrs. Charles Simrall hosts Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Helin hosts Wednesday card party in honor of Mrs. John G Carlisle. Charles Christian couple have a young Christian at home. W.G. Morris departs for Louisville. Social club launched at Miss Shirley Fenley’s. attendees include Virgie Lovell Shae Fenley Mary Queen Louie Morgan Lula Semple and others. Bettie Prague hosts a royal gathering on Fourth Street last Friday. Newport hosts a leap year party at Balke’s Opera House in Bellevue. Master Tom Kennan marks a birthday with friends on York Street. Georgia and Cosette Davis entertain a small group Tuesday evening. Emma Santier of Washington Ave visits Chicago. Churches Presbyterian noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shae Fenley
Mary Queen
Louie Morgan
Lula Semple
the Prague
Newport
Balke
Belevue
Eherge
Tom Kennan
York Street
Georgia
Cosette Davis
Emma Santier
Washington Ave
Chicago
Presbyterian
Series of sermons and meeting for young men announced
Rev H J Steward leads morning and evening services on The Outlook and The Temptation of Jesus. Grace M E Rev J D Walsh Micah vi, Gen. Church Rev William Wall First Baptist Rev H O Fry St Pauls P E Rev Reverdy Fatell. Y M C A holds 4 p.m. Memorial Hall for men only. Congregational Church begins a Young Men series tomorrow night with Taking Account of Stock The Young Man s Assets, continuing until December 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Steward
Jesus
Grace M. E
J. D. Walsh
Micah
Gene Church
William Wall
First Baptist
H. O. Fry
St. Paul’s P. E
Reverdy Fatell
Young Men’s Christian Association
Memorial Hall
Congregational Church
Hey
Man Relates Deafness Cure by Blair Treatment
Patrick Trimble of Betts Street recounts his struggle with chronic catarrh, hearing loss, and reliance on lipreading. He credits Blair Treatment at 53 West Eighth Street with restoring his health and hearing, ending his lifelong symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Trimble
Betts Street
Linn
Trimble
Emery
Seanand
Blair
West Eighth Street
DooeTONnR Franklyn Blair Dairy Failure Highlights
DooeTONnR Franklyn Blair and J Buntemeir & Co. dairy firm fail with liabilities of 7000 and assets 8500. Assigned to Joseph Greifenkamp due to dairy mismanagement and an epidemic reducing cattle, equity held by Joseph Buntemeir, Joseph Kleinbunemen, Hermann Kleinbunemen, and Theodor Berling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Buntemeir &Co
J. Buntemeir & Co
Joseph Greifenkamp
Joseph Buntemel Jseph
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London
Heuck
Opera House
Kohl & Middleton
Nature
Adame
Lilipat
Paradine
J. G. Fowler
Washington, D. C
St. James
National Capital
E. T. O’malley
Folliel
J. W. Hohl
Newark, O
the St. James
Matt M. Ellis
J. D. Shatzer
Shelby, O
Mansfield Machine Works
Galt
Mississippi
Pennsylvania Line
South
Ee Wm. Riley
Nashville
W. B. Malone
Memphis, Tenn
The
J. B. Foraker
G'bson House
Be R. B. Kendall
Fleming County
Crawford House
James Muir
Gibson
Ee J.G. Témiinson
Gibson House
Walker H. Weed
United States Geological Survey
E*e C. Altheimer
Texas
Harbor Lights
Heuck's
Geneva
Turchin
Hunt's
Chattanooga
Frank Goodman
W. H. Pagan
Chas. F. Smith
J. A. Burton
Thos
H. Paine
J. E. Dorland
Louisville
A. P. Marble
Salt River
Thomas Post
G. A. R. Hall
J. W. Johnson
John B. Peaske
Board of Elections
James Butler
E Ith
Main Streets
Gilbert Avenue
Pine Street
Wm. H. Fossett
Laurel Street
L. R. Keck
Eastern Avenue
Torrence Road
Shane
Central Station
Bond
Deitsch
Police
Matthews
Rebisso's
U. S. Grant
Suburban News
Dooetonnr
Franklyn Blair
New York City
West Eight Street
Ohio
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