One Day at Park Theatre Opens Three Day Run
Cecil Spooner presents Eli ser Glynn's One Day at the Park Theatre for a three day engagement this afternoon. The sequel to Three Weeks is an absorbing story well acted and staged by Lands Company. Next Thursday Dave Marion's Dreamland burlesque company is billed with a new musical comedy Newport praised for sparkling music and witty dialogue.
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Cecil Spooner
Eliser Glynn
Park Theatre
Dave Marion
Dreamland Company
Poli's Theater Delivers Dope At Winter Opening Night
Poli's Theatre opens its semi weekly winter run with Dope a stirring playlet led by Herman Lieb as Capt Hodgeman in Arizona The cast of eight presents a crime reform message balancing drama and action Also on the bill Frank Morrell Zeller Archer Belford Bernie Quick and a two reel feature with Mathewson McGraw and other Giants Giants players headline the novelty program Afternoon and evening shows daily popular prices prevail
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Dope
The
Times
New Poli Theatre
Herman Lieb
Capt. Hodgeman
Arizona
Frank Morrell
Quarette
Ich & Zeller
Jazelers
Keith's
Fifth Avenue
New York
Archer & Belford
Bernie
Quick
Ufe
Mathewson
McGraw
Shipwrecked Among the Ice at Empire Theatre
The Empire on Main Street shows a sensational educational feature titled Shipwrecked Among the Ice. The three act film recreates the Titanic tragedy with a steamship voyage, mid ocean life, and a dramatic boiler explosion. Crew and passengers panic as boats are launched and the wireless operator stays at his post until the end, amid a perilous rescue effort.
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Empire Theatre
Main Street
Southampton Hagland
Sgatheres
Marconi
Man Sinks Ship in Flood Disaster
A doomed vessel sinks amid rising floodwaters as a crew member perishes by drowning after attempting to abandon ship. Authorities report the incident occurred during severe weather with no survivors confirmed.
Arbitration of Wage Demand At Chicago Rail Line
Arbitration proceedings began today before Judge W L Chambers on a wage dispute involving 50 000 employees of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad. The workers seek a 12 to 20 percent raise depending on job class, while officials say earnings do not support such increases.
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Chicago
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
W. L. Chambers
Bridgeport Firemen Seek M. J. Dailey Post at Convention
Bridgeport firefighters plan to elect Capt. M. J. Dailey of Chemical 8 as first vice president of the Connecticut State Firemen's Association at the 26th annual La Rock convention spanning tomorrow and Wednesday. Cal Dailey, currently county president, would move toward the presidency in 1914. 14 delegates and 1 alternates attend from Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
M. J. Dailey
Chemical 8
Connecticut State Firemen’s Association
la Rock
Cal Dailey
Druggists Convene National Meeting in Cincinnati
Cincinnati August 25 The National Association of Retail Druggists opened its convention here with discussions on narcotics drug and patent medicine sales. It was announced the group will support the Harrison anti narcotics bill currently before Congress.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Retail Druggists
Congress
Kidney Trouble Cure Promoted By Foley Pills
J L Hacks of Lincoln Illinois reports being cured of kidney trouble that began with a lame back, praising Foley Kidney Pills in a short advertisement. Also notes Mamie Bretzer from Liverpool New York visiting aunt Mrs L E Meloling and departing. Others list births and family news including a boy born to Bradford T Seney and a baby girl to Mr and Mrs George H C Koehm, with parents cited at 359 Norman Street and 495 Shelton Street.
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J. L Hacks
Highth St
Lincoln,il
Adv
Bradford ‘T. Seney
Norman Street
George H. C. Koehm
Shelton Street
Mary Pistey
George Pistey
Reilly Street
Miss Pistey
East Side
George Cariss
Shelton
Tailors Make Demands On New Haven Bosses
New Haven tailors meet to consider demands from journeymen for higher pay, shorter hours, and union recognition. The proposed raise would add about $2 weekly, lifting day labor wages to roughly $20. About 150 journeymen are involved. employers belong to the National Merchant Tailors Association and have long-negotiated without formal recognition.
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New Haven
National Merchant Tailors Association
Local Notables Mourn Multiple City Deaths
Obituaries report the passing of Michael Brady at his son Thomas T Brady’s home after a long illness. Survived by four sons and three daughters, with details of each family member and workplace. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Mary Pistey, Rose A Murphy, Annie M Burgess, Edward W Cox, Thomas McNamara, Andrew Gotsch, Marion Treadwell, Elizabeth Flynn, and Mrs Annie Blake, with funeral details and interment notes.
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Michael Brady
Thomas T. Brady
Benham Avenue
Mr. Brady
Thomas
John F
Thomas T
Frank C
John Street
James A
Peck & Line
Charles’ Dihel
Robert Wells
New Haven
Elizabeth Brady
Annie M. Burgess
Eliza Cobb
Park Avenue
Thomas McNamara
Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frank
John
Buffalo
N. Y
Michael
Lockport
Nora F. McNamara
Andrew Gotsch
Shelton
Walker & Banks
Lakeview Cemetery
Annie Blake
Prospect Street
Father Mooney
John Doyle
James Brennan
William Smith
Rigg Sanders
St. Michael's Cemetery
Stock Market Trends and Odd Bank Tales
The market shows continued interest in time money by banks with bond inquiries sustaining a bullish tone. Prices hold near highs as cautious bankers curb excess to protect money supplies for crops, while broader uncertainty about beyond the Rio Grande keeps gains measured. If tensions ease, further orderly improvement is likely. The column then shares banking anecdote about a man who tracked bank staff after investing sixty dollars, ending with his arrest and eventual release.
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T. L. Watson & Co
Rio Grande
Probing Case of Hayes Killed by Mexican Troops
Buffalo August 25 Edmund Hayes Jr was shot and killed by Mexican federals at Madera under command of Francisco Cordova. His death prompted by Secretary Bryan with orders to the American Consul at Chihuahua to investigate. Hayes was nephew of Edmund Hayes of Buffalo and son of Mellen Hayes of Farmington Maine.
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Buffalo
Edmund Hayes, Jr
Madera
Francisco Cordova
Bryan
Chihuahua
Edmund Hayes
Mellen Hayes
Farmington
Maine
Scalp Specialist Offers Manicuring in City
Harriet E Sherwood promotes scalp treatment and manicuring services at 412 Security Building and 4115 Main St with phone 1373. Baz.
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Olly Hall
Harriet E. Sherwood
Main St
Baz
The Horse For the Farmer and Practical Sayings
A Philadelphia Telegraph excerpt discusses a farmer’s horse needs. It cites Breeders’ Gazette on balanced conformation and 17 hands, 1,600 to 1,800 pounds, to work with heavy machinery. Other snippets include a farmer’s first aid anecdote, a Houston Post Fact quip, and Emerson on ideas needing work.
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Gazette
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Poli’s Theater
Cee Acesmecs
the Empire
M. J
Firemen’s Convention
Mamie Bretzer
Liverpool
Wharton Beardslee
George Beardslee
No. 1 Truck Co
le Lake
Overlook
Boye
Academy
Dean Academy
Massachusetts
Chester F. Hayden
Wilson Street
Mme Coon
Park
Theatre
Stratford Ave
Rose A. Murphy
Walter
Sterling Widows
Edward W. Cox
Henry E. Bishop
Mr. Simpson
Marion
George O
Annie McLoughlin Treadwell
East Main Street
Elizabeth Flynn
Litchfield
Hayes
Philadelphia Telegraph
Houston Post
Mem
Dreama
Emerson
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