Bernhardt on Stage as Moral Educator in Paris New York
The interview traces Sarah Bernhardt’s view of theatre as an educational force and her praise for plays that elevate the audience. She contrasts La Vierge Avila and Les Bouffons, discusses Maude Adams and future US performances, and criticizes Paris New York for its treatment of American women.
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America
Maude Adams
Francis Warrington Dawson
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Bernhardt
France
Lea Bouffons
Paniona
Alglon
Jacasse
Jucaste
Mme. Bernhardt
New York
Rejane
Tiven
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Mrs Fisher Kidnapping Claim Shocks Trinidad
Mrs. W A Fisher, temporarily demented, resurfaced at the American House after a daylong disappearance amid claims of being abducted in a drugged trance. She recalled a cab ride, a masked assailant, and a well dressed woman at the wheel, with the event leading to her arrest for insanity. The husband remains jailed, with the case set for next Thursday. Separately, dated notices announce sealed bids for Santa Fe adobe day school buildings under the Indian Affairs office.
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W. A. Fisher
Trinidad
Chronicle News
Cam
Second
Hieveh
Ned Side
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Ofice
San Ildefonso Day
Chool
the Citizen
Albuquerque
N. M.a
New Mexican
President's Cousin Maud Secures Opera Abroad Engagement
Miss Maud Roose Mt a cousin of President Roosevelt pursues advanced operatic training abroad. She marries Baron von Schwarsenstein in 1599 at Ra, meeting him in Washington where he serves as secretary of the German embassy. Her earlier name was Mrs Maud Homevelt Vineun, a New York belle. The marriage soured and he returned to New York to pursue opera, where she seeks a grand career with a fine voice.
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Jertin
Maud Roose Mt
Roosevelt
Eiberfelt
Eiberfeld
Baron Mumm von Schwarsenstein
Washington
Maud Homevelt Te Vineun
New York
Wodee
Nogales Water Works Plant Sold in City Deal
Nogales Ariz April 10 The long disputed question of water for the town has at last been settled by the sale of the Nogales Water works to a Los Angeles capitalist. Negotiations are now in progress for cheaper rates and better service in every way.
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Nogales
Aria
Nogales Water Company
Joteck
Los Angeles
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Advertises Digestive Benefit
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is pitched as aged and mellow friendly to upset stomachs and aiding digestion. The ad cites hops for flavor and tone and urges calling for Pabst Blue Ribbon, the Beer of Quality, from Eroent Meyers & Co in Albuquerque, phone 125.
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Pabst
Eroent Meyers & Co
W. Sliver Ave
Albuquerque
Rates and Wages in Public Rail Ownership Debate
Chairman Knapp contends public ownership could lower transport rates but warns government operation may cost more. He argues salaries above six thousand dollars a year do not materially affect ticket or freight costs, even with salaried officials replaced.
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Railway 1
Roswell to be wide open for convention visitors
The Roswell Record reports that wide open means welcoming homes for visitors and showing confidence in the cattlemen. It stresses no license for drunkenness or debauchery, asserts the association of business men will visit Roswell on business and pleasure, and assures Roswell remains civilized.
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Roswell Record
Association
Southwest
Roswell
Humors in the Blood Tied to Skin Health and a Cure
An old advertisement explains that skin eruptions reflect blood impurities and discuss how humors in the blood cause acne eczema and psoriasis. It promotes S S S a vegetable blood purifier from The Swift Specific Company Atlanta GA and claims it cures skin diseases by cleansing the blood. A testimonial from Danville Kentucky praises 8 8 8 as a cure for Poison Oak.
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Swift Specific Company
Atlanta, GA
Genemen
Danville
J. E, Wiseman
Roswell Home Town Attractions Cited in Catarrh Cure Pitch
Relatives plan to settle in Roswell, praising the town while promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. The ad-copy touts the product from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, offering $100 if it fails, and notes it targets the blood and mucous surfaces.
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Roswell
Hall
I J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
J. Cheney & CO
Poledo
All Druggista
Lonely Sheep Herder Becomes Melba's Son-in-Law heir
Goo Nesbit Armstrong, son of the famed singer Melba, leaves a rough Oregon sheep range life to join his mother’s world. He travels from a lonely cabin to share a stage life after Melba’s separation and later marries Ruby Otway in England while his father remains on the Oregon range.
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Klamath Falla Det
Oregon
Goo
Nesbit Armstrong
Melba
Miss
Charlee Armstrong
I Ane
Drew Armerung
Jive
Anld Soo
Yaris
Armetrong
Alway
Bik
San Francisco
Ruby Otway
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Vinuis
Knapp
Roswell 10
Clay St
Paducah
Edw
W. Long
Buquerqur, No
J. Korber & CO
North Second ST
J. Dakin
G. Giom
Chas. Melini
O. Bachech
Treaverer
Consolidated Liquor Company
Fem
T Imeries
United State
R. P. Hall
Iron and Brass
West Railroad Avenue
Bank OF Commerce
Gold Star
Albuquerque Beer Hall
Monroe
Bobo
Elmo
Joseph Barnett
Prop
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