The Melting Pot and Other New York Theater Debuts
The week brings an avalanche of new shows led by The Melting Pot at the Comedy theater with Walker Whiteside and Chrystal Herne. The Dollar Princess headlines at the Knickerbocker. An American Widow at the Hudson. The Revelers at Maxine Elliott. plus details on The Fortune Hunter at the Gaiety and ongoing tours by Olga Nethersole with Locke of Wall Street.
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Woman probation officer saves her in Chinatown abduction case
In New York a 17 year old girl lured from Newark by promises of a comfortable home was taken to Chinatown and confined in a den. Probation officer Rose Livingston intervened, rescuing the girl as Chinese men pursued custody and threats of an arranged marriage.
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Diaz Plans Lavish Art Décorations for Taft
In Paso on September 12 President Diaz orders va luable palace paintings to hang in Juarez for Taft's October 16 banquet. Portraits of George Washington Benito Juarez and General Morelos among the pieces. Decoration led by a Paris artist and pushed quickly. Mrs. Charles Winnen, 31, dies at 15 Rose Street Walkerville with funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow. No price change at Baker's 12 South Main Street.
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Montana Indians and German Production Inspire New Opera
Four hundred lodges gathered last July as Montana Blackfeet legends inspired Arthur Nevin to compose an American opera Pola. The Berlin royal opera plans a lavish production to honor the Native tale with Natoya Swatsi and Pola as central figures, based on Walter McClintock’s folklore and Randolph Hartley’s libretto. Maj. C A Churchill notes eastern visitors witnessed the event, filming the reservation for stage scenery.
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Well Known Mining Man Dies Suddenly in Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Charles Herbert a prominent mill and mining figure from Butte Bald Butte and Helena died at his Broadway home from a summer complaint linked to miner’s consumption. He was 58 native of Germany survived by wife two daughters and two step sons. Funeral Monday.
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Attendance at fair to top three million
Seattle Sept 12 The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition enters its last quarter with all floating debt paid and most bonds retired. Attendance is rising and is expected to pass 3,000,000 this week as profits cover the remaining bonds.
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Novel Mount Tacoma wedding unites Ada Rogers and Harry Green
Miss Ada Rogers of Puyallup and Harry A. Green were married atop Mt. Tacoma led by Rev. J Franklin Day. The couple and party started from Puyallup at 4 am and reached the snowy summit for the ceremony amid snow and wildflowers.
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Dr Cook inspired menu and haircut craze in St Paul
In St Paul on September 12 an article describes a Dr Cook haircut with a clipped back and ridge, a Dr Cook sandwich of ham fat, a Dr Cook coffee with whipped cream, and a Dr Cook sundae topped with chocolate and a cherry. It also mentions a polar dash salad and a polar cocktail. William R. H. Edwards, 16, dies at his daughter’s home. funeral plans pending.
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