Alaskans to New York Theaters Best Players Review
News of theaters and best players discusses Samson at the Criterion with Gillette and Colier delivering strong work amid a weak script. Arthur Byron as the lover impresses, while De Belleville and Wainwright shine in minor parts. Vera the Medium promises a novel stage adaptation by Richard Harding Davis with a bold seance illusion. Rehearsals for Goodwin, Beecher, Coleman, Lackaye, Robertson, Paget, Harrigan, and Fealy proceed under Liebler & Co. Hudsons Pierre of the Plains, Selwyn and Ferguson receive praise. Krall, from a Pennsylvanian lineage, is tipped to rise as a star.
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New York
Samson
Henri Bernstein
Criterion Theater
William Gillette
Constance Collier
Charles Frontman
London
Mr. Gillette
Arthur Byron
Miss Collier
Frederic de Belleville
Marie Wainwright
Davis
Liebler & Co
Henry B. Warner
N. ©. Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Janet Beecher
Thomas L. Coleman
James Lackaye
Statuesque
Beautiful Eyes Robertson
Folliot Paget
Edward Harrigan
Maude Fealy
Goodwin
Chicago
Zanewitz
Ity
Excessive Drinking and Treatment Claims from Cure Advertisement
The advertisement argues excessive drinking is a disease of the nervous system and promotes Orrine as a home treatment with a money back guarantee. It markets two forms No. 1 and No. 2, costs, mailing details, and lists local sellers Smith Drug Co Paxson Rockefeller Butte.
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Orrine
Grrmne Company
Washington, D.C
Smith Drug Co
Paxson & Rockefeller
Butte
The Alaskan at Knickerbocker Tops New York Theater
The Alaskan at the Knickerbocker is drawing big crowds with new scenery costumes and a refreshed cast led by Totem Pole Pete and the Bear. Managers report record receipts as touring productions remain strong in major cities.
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Knickerbocker Theater
John Cort
Baward I. Martindell
Billy” Ibles
Totem Pole Peto
the Bear
Forrest Huff
Lora Lieb
Fritzi von Boeing
Cort
Farmers Killed While On Way To Polls In Buffalo
Two farmers Hermanki and William Waderse were killed when run down by a passenger train on the way to votes in Buffalo Minnesota. Emil Krause, a son of the dead man, was fatally injured. County officials are under bond for a grand jury investigation. In San Francisco birds, driven by a storm, filled streets and parks with thousands of strange Alaskan varieties roosting on buildings and dying in the wind and rain.
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Buffalo
Minn
Hermanki
William Waderse
Emil Krause
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Arrested for murder held for extradition
Nichols G. Offutt, a 30 year old New York resident, was arrested and held for extradition to Maryland on a murder charge. The victim was Frank Krotemer, owner of a Rockville store, killed last Saturday after a quarrel over a woman. His uncle Lee Offutt, mayor of Rockville, witnessed the arrest.
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New York
Nichols G. Offutt
Maryland
Frank Krotemer
Rockville
Lee Olfutt
Olfutt
War Department
Washington
Fifty Million in Bonds to Be Offered Soon
In New York reports say the government will soon offer thirty million dollars in Panama Canal two percent bonds to fund canal work and redeem fourteen million in one year bonds on November twentieth. Banks are expected to buy for currency issuance. In Manchester a conference between striking workers and employers failed to reach an agreement as concessions were refused.
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Chauncey Olcott
Chicago
New York
Financial District
Manchester
England
How The Big Men Cast Their Votes
Taft cast his ballot at 4 41 pm in Precinct 6 Second ward Cincinnati inside a plumbing shop at 2008 Madison road owned by John Walt. Bryan voted at 9 15 am for the straight democratic ticket in Normal Ohio grocery polling place. Rockefeller waited 40 minutes in a Sixn avenue New York tailor shop line behind Parker as he voted Cadot 188 Parker 202.
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H. ‘Taft
Second Ward
Cincinnati
Madison Road
John Walt
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Normal
John D. Rockefeller
Sixn Avenue
New York
Alton B. Parker
Rockefeller
Cadot
Judge Parker
Hub
West Park
Motor Boat Collision Sinks Vessel in Jamaica Bound Trip
A motor boat named Trio with eight aboard sank after a collision with Morgus carrying sixteen off Jamaica. Jacob Smith died in the accident while seven of the Trio’s occupants were rescued. The Morgus remained at anchor nearby.
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New York
Fshing
Jamaica
Jacob Smith
Election Row Ends in Triple Shooting at Campton Junction
In Lexington Kentucky a feudal war at Campton Junction near Jackson Isiow Alten aged was killed last night Alem ver aged 22 badly injured and Clarence Sherman who did the shooting was shot while fleeing to the mountains Eight barrels of whiskey shipped into town for the section sparked the trouble.
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Lexington
Campton Junction
Jackson
Isiow Alten
Alemver
Clarence Sherman
Guthrie Oklahoma 2nd voters tilt toward Democrats
Oklahoma's Democratic Party stamina appears eroded with Bryan leading by about 23,000. Five Democrats and one Republican win congress seats. Gore is expected to return as U S Senator. Two state officers chosen were J P Watson and W Hayes both Democrats. A New York note mentions state senator Hedlker moving to Albany to join a pivotal ballot.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Bryan
New Yorks
Hedlker
Albany
Hugher
Congress
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William Penn
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Casino
Lulu Glaser
Lyric Theater
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Ular
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Reefer
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Hudson
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Ragged Robin
AL H. Wilson
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Vl Ton
Paris
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Vienna
Prague
Armstrong
Israel Zangwill
Walker Whiteside
Nancy 'Sykes
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