The Climax at Weber's Theatre and Nearby Revelations
Weber's Theatre in New York previews The Climax by Edward Locke with music by Joseph Breil and plans five touring companies after wild local response. Miss Perle Nice Perle of the Manhattan Opera Company aids orphan charities during engagements at the Colonial Theatre. The Royal Chef and A Knight for a Day attract large crowds, with detailed comic bits and citywide praise.
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Joseph M. Weber
Edward Locke
Joseph Carl Breil
Weber's Theatre
New York
Weber
Elie
Colonial
Orphan Howe
Miss Perte
Sisters of Mercy
Manhattan Opera Company
Miss Perle
Colonial Theatre
Frank A. Wade
Chicago
Boston
Thanksgiving Day in Chicago Extends into the Day
Chicago, Nov 25. The Thanksgiving program in the city was unusually extended with forenoon services in nearly all leading churches. The board of trade and other exchanges closed for the day. The Salvation Army, the Volunteers of America and local charities provided dinners for the poor. At the county jail 600 inmates received an elaborate Thanksgiving dinner.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Salvation Army
the Volunteers of America
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromine Quinine Tablets
Advertisement for LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. Druggists refund money if it fails. R. W. GROVE has his signature on each box. Price 25 cents.
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R. W. Grove
Judge Pope Named New Mexico Chief Justice
Santa Fe within a short span Judge W H Pope of Roswell was appointed chief justice of New Mexico to replace Mills who becomes territorial governor Pope born 1870 in Beaufort South Carolina and educated in Atlanta University of Georgia admitted to bar 1890 he practiced in New Mexico until 1901 when named judge in the Philippine islands after return Roosevelt appointed him to the New Mexico supreme court
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Santa Fe
N. M
W. H. Pope
Roswell
New Mexico
Mills
Pope
Beaufort
S.C
Atlanta
Issy
University of Georgia
Ite
Court of First Instance
Philippine Islands
Islands
Roosevelt
Carnegie's Seventy Second Birthday Celebrated Quietly
York reports Andrew Carnegie marking his seventy second birthday with a private Thanksgiving dinner at his Fifth Avenue home. He continues to focus on philanthropy including libraries, hospitals, and education foundations, with estimated total benefactions around 3158,000,000 to date.
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York
Andrew Carnegie
de Spomt
Carnegie
Collegis
Lero Fund
Foundation For the Advancement of Learning
Philantherpiat
United States
Canada
England
Scotland
Wales
Carnegie Institute
Smeth
Seoten
Hero
Washington
Europe
Dunfermline
The
Hague
Thanksgiving in Paris Celebrates American Holiday
The American colony in Paris marked Thanksgiving with traditional observances. Hotels wore Stars and Stripes, special menus appeared, and gatherings formed among students in the Latin Quarter and at the American Art Association and the American Girls Club. Also notes a nasal catarrh remedy advertisement for Ely's Cream Balm.
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Paris
American Art Association
American Girl's Club
Train Schedule Fragments From Southern Line
Train times listed for Southern line include arrivals at 2:35 am and 7:25 pm on mixed and regular services with 11:51 am as regular, and departures at 7:35 am and 12:50 pm with a 3:45 pm mixed train schedule excluding Sundays.
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D. Jayne
Jayne
D.jayne
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drugs
Manhattan Opera Co
Clayton Street
Athens
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Athens, Ga
Taft
New Mex
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren St
Mls
Baxter St
J. R. Crane & Co
College Avenue
J. T. Anderson
Broad
Lumpkin Street
Georgia Railroad
John Potts & Son
John Gerdine
Southern Mutual
Hancock
Athens Hardware Co
Gentral
Georgia
Macon
Madison
H. R. McLean
D. A. Nolan
Clarence N. Walker
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
A T. Bull
Science
J. P. Wilson
East Broad Street
E. C. Kinnegrew
Lewyer
Lumpkin and
Gainesville Midland Road
Seaboard
Athena
Athens City
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