John Drew Delights Atlanta in Drewesque Style
John Drew headlined a strong Atlanta theater bill last night with an excellent company in a drawing room comedy. Miss Boland and Harry Bulger also drew praise, while The Grand advertised The Flirting Princess and a preview of Everywoman, signaling a busy week for Atlanta stages.
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John Drew
Atlanta
Harry Bulger
Robin Worthington
Miss Boland
Miss Heseltine
Mr. Drew
Maggie Cottrell
Reno
Robin
Maenu
the Grand
Gretchen Harteman
Drusilla Peck
Miss Hartman
Sport Bangs
Dale Fuller
Araminta Bangs
Bulger
Princesa
Helen Darling
TIZ Reminds Me of My Barefoot Days
An elderly reader recalls barefoot days with Rover and rocks, saying TIZ relieves tired feet, callouses, and bunions, making the feet feel young again. The ad touts instant relief, claims TIZ draws out foot poisons, and promotes price of 25 cents a box available via mail order from Wier Luther Dodge & Co in Chicago.
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Rover
Wier Luther
Dodge: & Co
Chicago
Atl Drug Stores
General
Stor
The Girl in the Taxi at the Lyric ends engagement
The Lyric hosts the comedy The Girl in the Taxi in its final days this week. Ward and Vokes headline the company of singers and entertainers, delivering two and a half hours of amusement praised as a blues cure. An high profile Anglio theater show follows next week.
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Anglio Theater
Tor
Vokes
Afty
Girie
General Salazar Moves On Rebels In Mexico City
General Jose Gonzales Salazar leaves war ministry duties to take field command against rebels around Torresen, traveling by armored cars with machine guns and ammunition. Reports note continued but disorganized rebel activity across regions including Acatlan siege and looted villages, with tensions rising and calls for volunteers spreading nationwide.
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Jose Gonzales Salazar
War Ministry
Torresen
Republi
Chingpao
Puebla
Acatlan
Athxco
Ambrosio Figueroa
Madero
Guerrero
Terreon
Pentecost Faith Emphasized At Tabernacle Conference
Dr. Charles Inwood of London preached on Have ye received the Holy Ghost since ye believed affirming two chief results of Pentecostal infilling purity and power. Speakers discussed dissenting Russian sects and Tolstoy, with reflections on Lincoln’s death. Mrs. Lamereaux addressed 600 700 young women and Dr Stevens Cobern Moody and Dr Inwood led morning sessions with no afternoon or night services.
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London
Tabernacle Bible Conference
Inwood
Jesus Christ
Ingersoll
Tom Paine
MacArthur
Tolstoi
Ter
Alexander II
Russia
Abraham Lincoln
Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Christchurch
England
A. A Lamereaux
Lamereaux
Hawks Hall
Tabernacle Auditorium
Stevens
China
Cobern
W. I. Moody
Mexican War News and De La Barra Return Plans
Reports from the field note 800 troops in the Jimi nez detachment with 1000 left at Juarez and 2000 more to be entrained toward Jimi nez while bridges must be repaired. Francesco De La Barra, former provisional Mexican president, says he will return to aid peace efforts and has no personal ambitions.
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Worthington
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Drew
Qpney Ormond
Mexico
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Here
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Juarez
Rojas
T.am
La Follette Breaks With Roosevelt Backed by La Follette Statement
The Wisconsin senator replies to Roosevelt allies, saying personal attacks have no place in the campaign while insisting voters deserve full disclosure of a candidate's record and proposed solutions. He cites the tariff, railroads, trusts, and the money power as central issues and flags the need to discuss records over attacks. The message is attributed to Robert M. La Follette. The piece notes Massachusetts primary action as of March 8 with a split legislature.
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Wis
Marah
la Follette
Allence
Roosevelt
la Folletta
Taft
New York
Washington Post
la Fellette
Tait
Le 18
Robert M. LA Follettre
Massachusetts
Boston
Senate
Massachusetts Faces Split on Presidential Preference Plan
Today the Massachusetts legislature moved a delegate system for the presidential preference primary toward the Chicago and Baltimore conventions. The house amended the senate bill to add at large and district delegates by primaries, then killed an amendment to conform to senate provisions. The enlarged bill returns to the senate after its prior defeat of two propositions on delegates at large. Friends fear the plan will fail.
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Chicago
Baltimore
House
Senate
A Joke by Accident from The London Chronicle
A commentator recounts a remark about naming a girl baby Constante and the joke lasting until she changed it at maturity. A friend Cremer had a daughter christened Constante, a choice seen as thoughtless, but she eventually altered it after twenty three years.
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London Chronicle
Cremer
Constante
Death of Infant and Local Theatre Farewell
Death notes the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Caspar S. Whitner at 59 Juniper Street. The Browning class staged The Blot in the Scutcheon at the Vaudette theater for their special viewing with about fifty ladies in attendance. Following, Mrs. Henry Inman hosted refreshments at the Georgian Terrace. Mrs. Jank Beck and Miss Marguerite Beck, recently abroad, arrived in New York aboard the Wamburg-American yesterday and will reach the city Saturday via the vestibule on the Southern, staying at the Georgian Terrace.
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Caspar S. Whitner
Juniper Street
Nce
Gavi Deyn
Browning
Vaudette Theater
Merril Huuchinson
Henry Inman
The New Ties at 50 Cents in Cheney Silks
The article touts knitted ties in two shades and a wrinkle free tubular tie, popular with neat dressers. It highlights Cheney's silks in two toned schemes and solid colors with crosswise stripes, offered at 50 cents.
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Cheney
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