Local Opera House Presents The Hunchback with Miss Stewart
Manager Mike forecasts a superior merit attraction for Friday night November 3 featuring Miss May Stewart and a strong supporting company in James Sheridan Knowles romantic comedy The Hunchback. The troupe arrives with Eastern acclaim and endorsements from prior cities. costuming alone runs into thousands.
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Mike
Viola Allen
Julia Marlowe
Stewart
Gray Towler
Wm. Pfarr
Jane Sylvester
Clare Jenkins
Audley Anderson
Phil Heaton
Confederate Heroes and Civil War Remembrance Program
The 1905 program lists a roll call on a Confederate hero, Civil War songs including Bonnie Blue Flag and Stonewall Jackson's Way, readings from Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government, and a discussion on retaliation by the South during the war. It cites Jefferson Davis and covers battles Cedar Creek and Franklin Tenn.
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U. D
Long
Cedar Creek
Jefferson Davis
Franklin
Tenn
Davis
Stonewall Jackson
J. D. West
Southland
Rail Fare Sale to Eureka Springs and Hot Springs
Travel deal offered by H. and T. C. sells Eureka Springs and Hot Springs round trips at one fare plus two dollars during October. Chicago trip for National Baptist event priced at thirty dollars and ninety cents. Tickets go on sale October 20 to 22 with a return limit November 4.
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Eureka Springs
Hot Springs
Chicago
National Baptist
Red Haired Students Organize Incandescent Club at Washburn
Washburn College students form an Incandescent Club to claim red haired people shaped history. Minnesota’s red owl league plans to welcome a branch. A&M stock judging team left for the Dallas Fair with five members. A $150 purse awaits best stock judge. Battalion notes new gravel walks promise improved wet weather paths.
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Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Minnesota
Red Owl” League
Red Owl’ League
IUX
A.A. Wright
H. Yakey
J. W Loving
Church
John Ashton
Ashton
Hyomei refund guarantee reiterated by E J Jenkins
E J Jenkins writes to the Eagle promising a full refund to any Hyomei purchaser if the treatment does not cure catarrh. The outfit includes a portable inhaler, medicine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomel priced at 1.00 with extra bottles at 50 cents. The guarantee remains in effect to assure satisfaction.
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the Eagle
Hyomei
Letter from E J Jenkins to dissatisfied purchaser
A brief closing note from E J Jenkins addresses a buyer who claims to have used the treatment as directed but reports no benefit. The writer responds with a respectful sign off, emphasizing polite communication and professional courtesy.
Railroad Rates For Fairs And Carnival Trips
H. and T. C. announces special train rates for Waco carnival from Oct 30 to Nov 3 with a limit date Nov 5 at 3.45. Dallas fair offers travel from Oct 27 to Nov 12 with return by Nov 18 at 5.95. Children ride at half rate.
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Waco
Dallas
Dallas Fair
Missionaries Believed Murdered Near Lienchow
Five American missionaries are believed killed at Lienchow in Kwang Tung near Pakhoi. Details remain unavailable. Victims include Dr. Elanor Chestnut Mrs B C Lachle and child and Mr and Mrs Peale.
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Hongkong
Lienchow
Kwang Tung
Gulf of Tonking
Pakhoi
Elanor Chestnut
B.C. Lachle
Child
Peale
Lenchow Mission
Snow Bedecks City as Russia Roils After Constitution Decree
Snow fell but rain cooled crowds in St. Petersburg as General Trepoff warned against disorders. Strikes ease with some workers ready to return while radical students push for a full democratic republic. Across provinces, clashes flare as authorities release prisoners in places like Byslostok and Kazan.
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Trepoff
Russia
St. Petersburg
Byslostok
Kazan
Kishineff
Kieff
Conflicts Rise as Imperial Manifesto Disregarded
In Warsaw on November 1 disorders increased with clashes between troops and civilians. Authorities allegedly ignore the imperial manifesto as general depression and a street crackdown spread. Businesses stall, drugstore workers strike, and crowds meet only to be dispersed by bayonet charges.
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Warsaw
Vienna
Powonski
Rioters Fired On By Cossacks At Minsk Prison
Crowds attempting to storm Minsk prison were repelled by Cossacks who fired volleys. Many were killed or wounded and beaten with whips as doctors converted residences into makeshift hospitals.
Unrest in St Petersburg as Strikes Rally Thousands
Large crowds fill the Ka zan cathedral square with 100 000 to 200 000 protesters. Students and workers demand abolition of troops and a national militia amid strikes and fear of looting. Barricaded streets and cannon fire mark the tense day as amnesty talks unfold.
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Kazan
St. Peter's
Rome
Bastile
Semenoftsky Regiment
Hussars
Shpalerno Street
Count Witte
Nevsky Prospect
Nicholas Station
Ka- Zan
Palace Bridge
University
Yasilostrov
General Post
Eight Slain in Russian Poland Procession Attack
Infantry fired on a procession of elderly men in Pabianece Russian Poland killing eight and wounding twenty four on November 1. The incident increased tensions as troops moved to restore order.
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Pabianece
Russian
Poland
Play halted over Mrs Warren's Profession in New York
Police Commissioner McAdoo, after a meeting with Mayor McClellan, ordered all further performances of Mrs Warren's Profession stopped. He warned that any future show would violate the law and participants could be arrested. The Tribune and other papers attacked the play as an affront to morals.
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New York
Mrs. Warren
McAdoo
McClellan
the Tribune
Cossacks Charge in Odessa Riot After Constitution News
In Odessa on November 1 crowds cheered news of Russia's constitution. Cossacks charged at a red flag demonstration injuring several, trampling people, and causing property damage. Students formed a city guard but clashes intensified near the university with ten killed and fifty wounded. A student suffered a broken jaw and another showed 140 whip stripes.
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Sia
Odessa
University
Conflicts Continue as Casualties Rise in Odessa Street Clash
Odessa reports ongoing fights between Cossacks and students as troops clash with Jews on Dalnitskaya street Tuesday night. Thirty seven people were killed and eight seriously wounded in the violence.
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Dalnitskaya Street
Five Die in Uprising Fire at Otkliki Liberal Office
Bodies of five persons killed and forty five wounded removed from the town hall. Cossacks firing three volleys at the Liberal paper Otkliki as they passed its office building.
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Kieff
Otkliki
Lena Sails From San Francisco for Vladivostok
The Russian cruiser Lena departed San Francisco on November 1 heading to Vladivostok, marking a notable maritime movement amid wartime era activity.
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San Francisco
Lena
Vladivostok
Gold and silver found near Luther Okla and rail line plans
Gold and silver have been found near Luther Oklahoma. Ten miles of the Santa Fe between Davis and Sulphur in Indian Territory will be built. A new public morals law bans posting indecent pictures in New York. District Attorney Jerome vows to prosecute insurance crime offenses. Former State Senator Emmons, convicted in Sacramento for bribery, receives five years in prison. Six Midland cowboys head to Buenos Aires for roping contests. Taylor Texas Hardware Peterson Seilstrom robbed of 93 dollars, 19 pocketknives and two six shooters. In Hennessy Oklahoma Attorney Wiley assaulted by prosecutor John Richmond who fled. Four pension bureau clerks in Washington dismissed for usurious loans.
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Luther
Oklo
Davis
Sulphur
I. T
New York
Jerome
Emmons
Sacramento
Hennessy
Okla
Wiley
John Richmond
Pension Bureau
Washington
Chief Procurator Resigns Under Pressure in St Petersbur
In a surprising move, St Petersburv chief procurator Petroviteh Probend has resigned from his post, triggering questions about leadership and ongoing investigations in the hood. Local officials declined further comment.
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St. Petersburov
the Gate
Oy Petroviteh Probend Nest Zit
The
Hood
Fire in Pensacola Business District Causes Large Loss
A blaze in Pensacola's business district early Wednesday morning caused about 150000 dollars in damage. Fire crews battled the flames as investigators began assessing the scene and determining the cause.
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Mobile
Pensecola
New Mexico Rail Disruption Reported After Train Wreck
A freight train wreck occurred near Rio Vista Texas causing significant track damage. New Mexico section owners and local managers report ongoing fencing tasks and repairs across several sections.
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New Mexico
Rio Vista
Tex
Fire at Pensacola Follows Explosion Wrecks Block
A Pensacola fire on Palafox Street near Garden and Roman began about 1 am Wednesday. The blast shattered a long block, destroying several business houses and causing about 100000 dollars in losses. Gas caused the explosion and damage.
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Mobile
Register
Pensacola
Palafox J
Garden
Roman
Anti Hearst Banner Torn Down In Union Square
A crowd of about 1600 people attacked and tore down an anti Hearst banner in Union Square on Wednesday. The banner resembled the one displayed in Park Row Tuesday and removed the night of the demonstration at city hall ordered by Mayor McClellan.
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Union Square
Park Row
McClellan
City Hall
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