Keeneys Empire Showcases Lost in the Darkness and Sophie of the Films
The Keeney’s Empire feature today and tomorrow presents Lost in the Darkness a four part society drama with a moral about prosperity and infidelity ending in forgiveness. A young wife’s devotion and a miraculous recovery restore happiness as the Countess abandons the lead. Also shown are six reels of first run photo-plays. Tomorrow and every Thursday thereafter a big comedy Sophie of the Films will screen. Lucille Love Day is celebrated today. The house remains cool on warm days.
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Keeney
Lucille
Sophie
Plaza Theatre Week Program Features Pink Mind Reader Dog
Plaza Theatre presents a mixed bill including Pink the mind reading dog, Wormwood’s Animals acme of animal tricks, Charlie Chaplin in a Keystone spoof, Elliott Mullen with burnt cork comedy, Enright dancing novelty, The York Duo singing act, Green & Fenton sing and dance sketch Bus ed by the Board of Censors, Our Mutual Girl, Footprints of Mozart in two reels and The New Woman in the late week show.
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Pink
Charlies Chaplin
Elliott @ Mullen
York
Board of Censors
Green & Fenton
Margaret Fy &T
Mozart
Womian
Poli's Theatre Offers Last Week Vaudeville and Films
Today marks the final chance this week to see Poli's vaudeville and motion pictures featuring Vernon and Castle dance team, Harry Cooper, Sidell, Lyda McMullen, Halsey Brothers, Frank Rogers in ventriloquism, and the Bell Boy Trio. Amateur night brings local talent prizes, with the Bell Boy Trio headlining tomorrow and Poli's Bridgeport Minstrel Bors returning next week.
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Poli’s
Poli's
Vernon Castle
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Sidell
Lyda McMullen & Co
Euents
Bill Halsey Brothers
Frank Rogers
Bell Boy
Polis Bridgeport Minstrel” Bors
Lyric Theatre Feature Draws Crowds Atop in Glassy Lights
Crowded Lyric audiences enjoy a great week with a hit motion picture production. Harry Carey stars with top supporting players in a melodrama noted for photography, lighting, costumes, and scene effects. Vernon Castle dance pictures add further appeal for theatregoers.
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Lyric
Harry
Harry Carey
Biograph
Meyer
the Lyric
Vernon Castle
Roosevelt policies scorned as Wall Street aligned
An editorial in the New York World attacks Theodore Roosevelt’s tariff and trust positions, accusing him of pandering to Wall Street and predatory wealth. It says his tariff plan mirrors pro‑manufacturers lobbying and his trust stance favors a cooperative system that benefits finance. The piece contends Wilson offers no real monopoly destruction and warns the party to rebuke current policies.
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Pittsburgh
Bill” Flinn
Pennsylvania
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Penrose
Wilson
Barnes
Messrs
Chicago
Democratic Organization
Washington
Roosevelt
Achiev
Roosese
New York World
Mr. Roosevelt
Joe Cannon
Sérene E. Payne
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Wall Street
Republican Party
Cannon
Trust
Woodrow Wilson
Albanian Loyal Troops Defeated by Insurgents Near Durazzo
In Durazzo region on Sunday a force of Albanian government troops loyal to Prince William was defeated by Mussulmen insurgents at Malkuc, forcing the loyalists to withdraw to Ishmi. Officials blame foreign influence and dispersed units for the setback as rebels prepare for another attack on the capital. The Salvation Army plans a service tonight at the First Evangelical Church on DeForest Avenue with an open invitation.
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Albania
Prince William
Malkucattle
Durraze
Prenk Bib Doda
Ishmi
Locoga
Alessia
Salvation Army
First Evangelical Church
DeForest Avenue
Wages Cut Talks Shadow Steel Mills and Rail Financing
Barron Financial News reports steel mill workers face possible wage reductions as demand weakens and profits shrink. Separately Canadian Northern Railway plans a 46 million bond issue to finish a transcontinental line, with New York as a likely underwriting center, marking a milestone for Dominion financing. Mesaba railway merger advances Massachusetts control via stock exchanges and cash, consolidating Minnesota and related assets.
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Barron Financial News
New York
William Mackenzie
Canadian Northern Railway
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Dominion
London
Mesaba Railway
Massachusetts
Minnesota Railway Corporation
Minnesota Corporation
Massachusetts Corporation
New Haven Railroad Divestiture Bill Advances
The Fisher Ellis measure passes the House to en grossment allowing New Haven Railroad to transfer control of the Boston and Maine holdings to trustees. The state may purchase at a fair price any time, receipts stamped on stock certificates, with opposition from the New Haven executive committee to the string country condition.
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House
Fisher-Ellis
New Haven Railroad
Boston and Maine Railroad
Senate
New ‘Haven
Boston and Maine
New Haven
Merchants' Company Delays Dividend on Preferred Stock
Directors of the Associated Merchants' Company defer declaring the July dividend on its 6 percent preferred stock due to conditions at H B Claflin Company. The subsidiary books show earnings enough to cover the dividend. The Associated Merchants' holds major units in retail dry goods and is controlled by United Goods, with broad stock interests.
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New York
The
Merchants' Company
H B. Claflin Company
Associated Merchants
Associated Merchants’ Company
H. B. Claflin Company
W ‘O
Associated Merchants’ Pany
H. Claffin Company
Ie Associated Merchants
United Goods Companies
New Receivership Fears For Cincinnati Hamilton Day Railway
The Cincinnati Hamilton Day Railway faces another receivership today as it fails on portions of its interest obligations at noon and the Baltimore and Ohio contemplates relief. The B and O has shouldered deficits from the system since 1908 and anticipates a $2,000,000 shortfall this year while seeking to unburden itself via any feasible receivership action. The West Virginia problem also takes effect today.
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New York
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day Railway
Henry B. Hollins
Zimerman
Baltimore & Ohio
Federal
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Earl of Wemyss and March Dies in London
London July 11 The Earl of Wemyss and March died here yesterday. Born in 1813 he was a long time member of both Houses and once lord of the treasury in 1852. He owned about 62000 acres and was linked to several notable marriages and descendants. His heir is Lord Echo who married Lady Violet Manners in 1911.
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London
Earl of Wemyss
March
House of Lords
Grace Blackburn
Lord Blackburn
Hart of
Connecticut Inventors Granted Patents June 30 1914
The Patent Rights Issuer lists issued patents and trade marks for numerous Connecticut residents including Paul Asztalos, Edgar Bassick, Paul Campbell, George Collin, Frank Hoagland, John Miller, Loren Whiting, G. S. Parker, Herbert La Sor, Brice Sperl, Otto Saller, Henry Stuart, Charles Smith, Wheeler Wibber, and Howard Barber. Trade marks shown include William Morgan and The R. and H. Mfg. Co. Also advertised are CleanEasy hand soap and Courtland School for Girls promotional material. The document references Bridgeport, Hartford, New Haven, New Britain, Greenwich, Derby, Stonington, and London connected locales.
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A. M.wooster
Patents
Bridgeport
Conn
Paul Asztalos
Edgar W. Bassick
Paul T. Campbell
George W. Collin
Frank O. Hoagland
John Ho Miller
Loren A. Whiting
G. S Parker
Hartford
New
London
Howard M. Barber
Stonington
William D. Morgan
American Flag Pro Claims Free Field For All
Martin H. Glydoy of New York announces free field access for all under a flag advocacy claim. The notice names a flag day and asserts rights to use public space without charges.
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Martin H. Glydoy
New Yorkn
Dream of a utopian future sparks political vision
The piece presents a visionary system where education is free and power is earned through merit. It extols ballot strength over force, free expression, dignity of labor, and legal remedies for wrongs, noting such ideals as utopian yet still enduring today.
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Gert
Akite Ee
Fairfield
Spei
Bhett
Pusli
Lasor
Holman Wins Custody Case In Yorks Court
Mrs Holman gains custody rights after a verdict of 4090 pounds against her ex husband Fev Craw Brenton and Dr Paul Wetermas in a conspiracy case. She plans to reopen custody and seek possession of her Hitheevn home in Yonkers where she resides.
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Elizeh
Cr. Holman
Fev. Craw Brenton
Paul Wetermas
Hartford
Yonkers
Holmen
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