The Theatres Offer Dollar Show for a Dime at Smith’s
Smith’s theatre bills a value packed vaudeville double feature with Wille and Brockway in Musical Janitor and Dream land acts. International dancers the Sisters Cardonnle, Cunningham DeVery, a Frenchwoman, and Talia perform lively numbers. Ed the equilibrist impresses with tall hand balancing while audiences pack matinees at 2:15 and evening shows starting 7:15.
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Warren Brockway
Sisters Cardonnle
Bie
Ieee
Poli's Saramy Jane and Poli's Westk Stock Show Opens
Poli's presents an all star stock company featuring the Mellene motif and individual interpretation with magnificent staging. John Ince displays his unusual talent as the cast delivers an effective performance. The crowd praises the redwood scene and the production is hailed as original and well received by patrons. A $75 bracelet prize is awarded to a patron, with further stage receptions planned after curtain. Poli's continues with Mary Ann, famed New York piece, promising one of the finest resident company productions in the city.
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Saramy
Jane
Paul Armatrong
California
Polis Westk
Poli
Bitton
Man
John Ince
Stag
City
Poll
Beenett
Schcaledd
Israel
Mary Ann
New York
Duke of York’s Theatre, Inc
Memorial Day visits and local gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs Chas Abbott spent Memorial Day with friends Gladys Snagg of Port Chester Deen visiting A Godfrey and Mise May Bags guest of Miss Sears L Sturges. Mr Harry Sturges of New Haven visited. The Carter family entertained their son and daughter Mr and Siva Howard Hawley Bridgeport on Decoration Day. Mrs Hartwig opened creameries for the season with Mrs Wm Sherewood Weston. Laura Chapman Westport, Mrs Cooper of Jersey City visited Henry Suckmann Ridgefield for his 89th birthday. Paul Schubert family resided summer home. Chas Godfrey and family enjoyed a few days at their cottage. Dr Adams district superintendent mentioned in M E church notes.
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Mrr
Chas
Abbott
Gladys Snagg
Port Chester
Deen
A. Godfrey
Mise May Bags
Sears L. Sturges
Harry Sturges
New Haven
Aes
Theo. Carter
Siva Howard Hawley
Bridgeport
Henrietta
Meta and
Wining
Hartwig
Wm. J. Sherewod
Weston
God Charles M. Ambler
Laura Chapman
Westport
Ee Cooper
Jerey
Henry Suckmann
Mira
Wm. B. Hurlbutt
C. T. ‘Gregory
Mra Eilsa Hoyt
Ridgefield
Paul Schubert
Corsa
Bronx
Godfrey
Ae Adams
M. E
Cleaning Chinatown by Night in New York Sun
Lichi Minnie resists moving as Chinatown’s Cap. Mike Galvin jokes about moving day. Minnie insists she is cleaned out except for two earrings and a sum owed on furniture. Galvin offers to pawn the rocks and furniture for funds, then departs at midnight after a tense exchange.
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Lichi
Minnie
Capt
Mike Galvin
New York Sun
Galvin
Cap
Elizabeth Street
Boston
Back Bay
Chinatown
Lichi Minnie
Coney Island
Levy
Carpenters Strike For Higher Wages
Delegates of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America visited Brownsville Williamsburg and East New York and called a general strike among carpenters in the district. With over 2000 buildings under construction, workers were ordered to quit and generally obeyed the demand to restore the former wage scale.
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New York
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Bowling Place
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Brownsville
Williamsburg
East New York
Judge Seeks 76 Million Dollar Libel Damages
In Boston on June 3, former Municipal court judge Dewey opened his libel suit in Superior Court seeking 76 million dollars from Good Government officials. He claims libel tied to a mayoral campaign four years earlier and cites a history of raised damages since filing. The plaintiff's remarks mention polling officials about religious beliefs.
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Boston
Salem
Sey
Dewey
Eee
Hosmer Hall bans false curls at graduation
June 3 at St Louis the Hosmer Hall senior class faces a ban on false hair for commencement. Principal Miss Louise McNair declares any graduate wearing fake curls or puffs will not receive her diploma. Many students bought curling aids, and matching flaws prompted the crackdown.
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St. Louis
Hosmer Hall
Louise McNair
Population of Cuba Tops Two Million in Census
New York June 3 Advance in formation of the result of the latest census taken on the Island of Cuba under the National Government reached the Cuban Consulate General in this city. It shows Cuba's population, including all provinces, at 2,048,380 with 69.72 percent white and 30.28 percent Negro.
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New York
Cuba
Mi-o-na Remedy Promises Healthier Digestion and Vitality
An old advertisement claims rich red blood signals brains vitality and ambition, but digestion must be good. Indigestion causes sour stomach belching and even vision effects, promising Mi-o-na as a reconstructive stomach tonic sold for 50 cents with money back guarantee.
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America
Bridgeport
Yukon Dredging and Power Company Prospectus
A detailed prospectus extols Hydro Electric Power and the Yukon Milling Dredging and Power Company. It outlines three enterprises, power via Klondike dredging, and tentative bonds and stock offerings with consulting engineers and attorneys named. The document discusses potential profits, plant expansion, and market demand for electric power in the Klondike district.
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Hydro-Electric
THE
Yukon Milling, Dredging and Power Company (Incorporated
Yukon Milling, Dredging & Power Company
Big Stony, Sgro
Riscal
Maxors Investment Securities
Fitton Milling
Cae Klondike
Iondike
Klondike
Indian River
Utah
Lorado Nevada
Seillp Tai
Robert Anderson
Klondike Govt. Concession, Ltd
Wholesale price list fragment with assorted commodities
A chaotic wholesale pricing catalog lists Buttercreamery 26 1 2 to 27c and 26c ranges, State and nearby fruit values, apples Northern Spy Baldwin Ben Davis Russet, Jersey strawberries per quart 39c, mixed hay and timothy at $1 per 100 pounds, poultry alive and dressed price ranges, fowls and ducks prices, pigeons and guinea fowls, squabs priced at $2.75 to $3.75, vegetables including Bermuda potatoes $5.50, Southern and Maine tubers, asparagus, horseradish and lettuce values.
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Do Baldwin
Ben Davis
Jersey
Bermuda
Southern
Maine
Market Price List for Produce and Seeds
Fancy, per dozen, 50 60c, mushrooms hothouse white large per Th. 35 50c, brown large 20tb40c small 10 26c, to matoes hothouse per Th. 10 5c. SEEDS Clover $6.10 timothy $1.80.
Jailed six months for smoking in car
New York June 3 Charles Harvey a Brooklyn man paid dearly in the Manhattan Avenue Court that borough for smoking in a car. He faced a sentence reflecting the offense and the court’s stance on public nuisance.
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New York
Charles Harvey
Brooklyn
Manhattan Avenue Court
Denver Treasure Vault Bulging With Gold
Denver reports a shipment of 7.5 million dollars in gold coin from San Francisco, swelling the local mint’s holdings to 370 million dollars. The vault is described as the nation’s treasure chamber, reflecting a record-high gold stock in Colorado.
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San Francisco
Harvey
O'Reilly
Denver
Col
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Dreamland
Eeero
Cunningham& DeVery
Miss
Talia
Bill
Poli’s
Register & Transfer Co
New Jersey
George B. Hulme
W. D. Chase
Geo. W. Trenchard
George 2
W. C. Taber
Dawson, ¥. T
Canada
McGiveren
E Hayden
Nate
Ion
Fearie
Y' Oereat Bower Company
Ni Ameri Trading Co
Capital Busin
Capital Hing Co
Ital
Northern” ii
Yukon Gold
Helms
Bonanza Creek
John Dawson
Che Creek
W. K. Fitzgerald
Hunker Creek
N. J. Caron
Dominion Creek
Fred C. Thompson
Klondike River
B. Iseman
Indiana
Stepan Ia
Yukon
R. G. McConnell
Survey of Canada
Willis Eugene Everette
Aeae Coe
M. E. Ewart, Architect
Yukon Gold Co
Cea
White
Milleon
Paya Gnesettie
Ziane J Anaiton
Wi Market St
San Tae
W. J. Randell
Dawplant
p_ ces
J. & Willams
Goa
Bengasa
Detroit
Beret ‘Merener
Max Wineburgh
Investment Securities
West 33Rd Street
New York City
Shea
Cornelian
National Stern Union
Jefferson Market Mart
Stabbi Walsh
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