Evening Star notices at Miamisburg theater listings
The Evening Star lists Mr. Thomas P. Wemsel as the sole agent at Miamisburg and announces no other agents for now. Amusements tonight include Wood's Theater with Mr and Mrs Dion Boucicault, Robinson's Opera-House Lydia Thompson Burlesque, Pike's Opera-House Charitable Dramatic Entertainment, and Turner Hall Masquerade event listings.
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Thomas P. Wemsel
Miamisburg
Wood’s
Dion Bou_Gicault
Robinson's Opera
Lydia Thompson
Pike’s Opera-House
Turner Hall
Mwaoneachor Grand Masquerade
New County Infirmary to Open with Blow-out
A list of local items reports the county infirmary opening tomorrow with a celebratory blow-out. Robbery hits Rev. Theos. Yecumy of Christ Church. a coroner's jury links Tony Kraft’s death to a bursting emery wheel. several burglaries near Court and Vine Streets are noted. a charity entertainment at Pike's Opera-house features Expiation. Missing men Louis Hanser and John Burgoyne are sought. Burnet Woods debated for pasture use. Dr. Maley hosts a masquerade. calls for a homeless lodging house and a new Ninth Street station house gain support.
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Tony Kraft
Hall
American Public Health Association Moves Annual Meeting
The Executive Committee changes the meeting from Washington to Cincinnati due to a draft and public transport issues. The annual gathering is rescheduled for Thursday May 1 in Cincinnati to allow attendance at the American Medical Association meeting in St. Louis on May 6. By order of the Executive Committee. Evisw4 Hagris, Sec.
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Lawyers In Council at College Building Last Evening
The regal gentlemen met in the College Building with Hon. Henry Stanberry presiding. The Judiciary Committee presented reports with recommendations on proposals and promised a final report by Saturday. A note on speeding trials by year round judges paid by fees was referred to Judiciary and Legal Reform. New members elected: Wm. C. Cochran L. M. Buchwalter Clarke E. Montgomery. A One-member committee was formed to standardize meeting hours across courts. The body declared no need for a Third Judicial District in Ohio for U. S. Courts.
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Wm. C. Cochran
L. M. Buchwalter
Clarke E. Montgomery
Ohio
U. S
Kenilworth at Robinsons Opera House Delights Large House
The Lydia Thompson troupe presented Kenilworth at Robins ons Opera House to a full, attentive audience. Bearded star troupe members pressed on despite a slight cold with a strong performance. Tonight Lurline will be attersied and a benefit show is planned to ensure success.
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Kenilworth
Robinson’s Opera House
Lydia Thompson
Lurline
Miles
Ebron
Kerry
Arrah Na
Shiel Barry
Cincinnati
Rivtecerst Opera House
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Feeny as Villain in Barry's Drama Praised
Review praised Michael Feeny as the perfect villain in Barry’s drama, comparing Boucicault’s potential fitting and lauding every detail of his performance from shoe ties to wig. It notes audiences scapegoat Feeny while remaining entranced, with weaker interest in Shaun Arrah or Beamish. The piece also cites Cincinnati Fire Department remarks on the Babcock engine’s fire protection benefits and broader city usage.
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Feeny
Shaun
Arrah
Beamish
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
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Cincinnati
Beemelin’s Explanation of Bridge Controversy Scrutinized
The Star reports Mr Beemelin’s remarks on the bridge matter and his son’s role as attorney before the Board of Control. The piece quotes critique from Mr Nicholas Longworth and questions law of usage versus statute, while noting Beemelin’s altered vote and ongoing correspondence with General Ammen.
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Gomme
Money Market Tightens Amid Bank Demands in Cincinnati
Cincinnati financial notices describe a stringency in the money market with banks noting scarce currency to meet depositors. Discount rates range from 8 to 10 percent on satisfactory paper, while good names remain abundant though rates hold near 12 percent. Loans are procurable at 8 to 10 percent. Eastern exchanges show little change and mercantile demand remains active with rates around 1 to 10 for buying and par for selling over the counter.
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Daily Market Review of Prices and Demand
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