Sidelines on Goodwin Life and Stage Beginnings
Nat C. Goodwin ranged from end man in a minstrel show to Shylock in The Merchant of Venice. He built his early career with nursery ditties and rhymes, then shifted to declamations including John Adams’s July 4 1776 speech in Philadelphia.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Shylock
John Adams
Philadelphia
Little Blue Academy
Farmington
Mr. Goodwin
Shakspere
King Lear
Nat Goodwin The Boy Who Became A Boston Stage Star
The article traces Nat Goodwin's rise from a West End childhood admiring actors to a stage career sparked by early mimicry and dedication. It recalls his first acting nerves after a mishap on stage, his mother’s encouragement, and his eventual success celebrated by peers like William Warren and later Stuart Robson.
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West End
State House
Booth
Irving
Goodwin
Fisher
Bulfinch Place
Williiam Warren
Nat
William Warren
Douglas
Thane
Cawdor
Mr. Woodwin
Stuart Robson
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertised By Ohio Physician
A historical ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid from physician F M Edwards of Ohio. It claims the vegetable formula, olive color, and nightly use can improve pale complexion, dull eyes, headaches, and a listless feeling. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from all druggists.
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F. M. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Brockton Man Dies From Burns in Kerosen e Explosion
Alfred Ledoux age 48 of Commercial street died at Brockton Hospital after an oil can exploded while he tried to start a furnace fire in the cellar. His clothing caught fire as family rushed to help.
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Whitman
Alfred Ledoux
Brockton Hospital
Commercial Street
Brockton Colonel Returns Home as Lieutenant Colonel
Brockton February 2 George M Horton who led the 10th Company Co A C Brockton at the war outbreak returned home today as a lieutenant colonel after discharge from service He enlisted in the State Militia 85 years ago served in the Spanish American War and rose from the ranks He spent the war at a Virginia cantonment and has four sons all serving in France
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Brockton
George M. Horton
10Th Company
Co. A. C
Horton
Virginia
France
Nat Goodwin's Son Laid To Rest In Roxbury Home
Miss Georgia Gardner of Los Angeles and many friends viewed the body of Nat Goodwin's actor son lying in state under violets at the family home 72 Forest street Roxbury. The Lambs' Club paid tribute in a somber service attended by associates in the Boston Museum stock company and theatre managers.
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Georgia Gardner
Los Angeles
Nat Goodwin
Boston Museum Stock Company
Boston Theatre
Boston
the Lambs’ Club
Forest Street
Roxbury
Nat Goodwin Memorial Services Held For Actor
Jennie Morris his longtime servant gave testimony as Boston acquaintances recalled Nat Goodwin in private life. Family mourned the loss as friends paid tribute for the actor who would not perform in Why Marry at Park Square Theatre. Elks and Masons with Goodwin 32d degree to pallbear at a simple funeral today.
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Jennie Morris
Nat Goodwin
Boston
Park Square Theatre
the Elks
the Masons
Goodwin
Blaze Claims Wife as Oil Heater Explodes in Holyoke Home
A house fire in Holyoke caused by an oil heater explosion left Mrs. Bernadette Beauchemin and her two young children at Providence Hospital in critical condition. Husband Henry Beauchemin, burned on face hands and feet, is expected to recover. Viola Gobeille, 138 years old, is listed among the injured in the care of the children.
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Boston
Holyoke
Bernadette Beauchemin
Henry Beauchemin
West Street
Ernest
Rosamond
Viola Gobeille
Providence Hospital
Beauchemin
Somerville raid nets 11 charged with Lord's Day gaming
Six Somerville officers under Sergeant Kenney raided a house on Quincy street Somerville and arrested 11 men charged with gaming on the Lord's Day All were bailed out.
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Somerville
Kenney
Quincy Street
Glasgow Strikers Hold Quiet in Belfast and Clyde
London dispatch reports no new developments in labor troubles on the Clyde and in Belfast. Quiet conditions prevailed with churches in Belfast forced to cancel evening services due to lack of light. Officials hope shipyard workers will return to work later in the week.
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London
Clyde
Belfast
Troop Arrival Surges in Glasgow Amid Strikes
Ten thousand troops are said to be in Glasgow with soldiers perched on rooftops around George Square. The Strike Bulletin denounces the government for sending troops to suppress Clyde workers and cites illegal action and czarist methods. Three more arrests for incitement to riot followed. The Bishop of London linked the strikes to wartime strain and postwar social conditions.
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Glasgow
George Square
Clyde
London
War Trade Board lifts export restrictions on key foods
Washington February 2 The War Trade Board announced the broadest removal of export controls since the armistice. Barley corn rye flour meat oats oat products brewers grains bran middlings beans dried peas sugar and hydrogenated cottonseed oil are now free to export to all destinations including Great Britain France Italy and Belgium. Wheat and wheat flour remain restricted likely until the 1919 price agreement with farmers ends.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
The
Food Administration
Grain Corporation
Wheat Export Company
Prominent Grain Operator Eugene Paige Dies at 66
Pittsfield Feb 2 Eugene Wallace Paige once one of the largest grain operators in the United States and a pioneer in Great Lakes shipping died at his home in Pittsfield He formerly handled outputs from major Minneapolis flour mills A native of Cabot Vermont Paige was 66 and owned a large private art gallery.
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Pittsfield
Eugene Wallace Paige
United States
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Cabot, Vt
Paige
Sublime French Ace Guynemer Featured Next Sunday
Captain Colcomb hails Guynemer as the most sublime military figure seen. The Post promises a detailed profile of the famed French ace of aces in the upcoming issue.
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Colcomb
Guynemer
England Faces Major Parliamentary Test in War Decision
London February 2 The House of Commons under Prime Minister Lloyd George faces the most vital task in a century with the question of Britain entering the European war. The historic session opens Tuesday as MPs confront a watershed decision and heavy responsibilities for the nation.
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London
Associated Press
Asquith
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Reconstruction woes dominate postwar Britain in 1919
The article surveys domestic upheaval as Lloyd George stays in Paris guiding foreign policy while parliamentary leadership hinges on Curzon and Law. It details widespread industrial unrest in Belfast and Glasgow, debates over wages and hours, and proposals like an industrial congress and cooperative national factory experiments amid fears of Bolshevism and political entanglement.
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Earl Curzon
Andrew Lonar Law
Lloyd George
Paris
United Kingdom
Great Britain
John R. Clynes
National Alliance of Employers and Employed
Eric Geddes
Board of Trade
Railway Clerks Face Strike Threat Amid Wage Reform Debate
The passage notes growing unrest among workers including syndicalists seeking revolutionary change and a strike wave looming over manual labor. The Association of Railway Clerks considers action as the government refuses to recognize station masters and agents as a unified body.
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Syndiocafistsa
Association of
Railway Clerks
Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Pain Free Corn Relief
Advertisement touts Ice Mint a Japanese inspired corn treatment that lifts corns and calluses with a brief touch. It claims no pain during application and warns against cutting corns to avoid blood poisoning. Available for a few cents from druggists.
Nedlin Soles Prove Tough in Lava Test at Kilauea
Miss Jean P. Lane of Seattle reports her Newlin-soled shoes survived a trip near Kilauea while others wore hob-nail boots. Nedlin Soles are advertised as durable, flexible, waterproof, and economical, made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Akron Ohio, which also makes Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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Kilauea
Hawaii
Jean P. Lane
Seattle
Washington
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
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