Adams Star in Mrs. Adams Play A Domestic Hit
The article chronicles Miss Adams and the domestic drama Mrs Adams with a national run in New York Boston and Chicago. It notes the play’s success across multiple cities and praises Adams as a leading stage figure of the period.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Atlas Bill Glose Today Plus Adda Closes
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Housr HLA PACTS IN PHILIPPA DEAL
In a March or April session the House considered a resolution tied to a Philippa deal. The text references Mr Arden of Texas and other names, with unclear figures and location details.
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Philippa Deal
Washington
Arden
Texas
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Taft to Attend Ball Game Without His Double
President Taft will attend the Monday ball game at Forbes field between Plitelmegs and Cifearo without his usual double Desk Sergeant Morley. Morley declined, saying he does not want to draw attention or be uncomfortable for the president while on duty at the central station.
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Taft
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Morley
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Higher wages at United States Steel and affiliates in Pittsburgh
Pittsburg reports United States Steel and related firms will raise wages May 1. The new rate increases daily pay from 1 to 1.75, affecting day laborers across several subsidiary companies amid ongoing wage concessions.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel
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Ativeges Conds Cure Promoted For Sleep Aid
An advertisement for Ativeges Conds claims a cure to be taken during sleep. It promotes a remedy sold at the Palace Wharmacy with language emphasizing rest and recovery.
Letts Not Gallant Lets Not Gallant Divorce Saga
William Homer Levitt, artist and ex-husband of Ruth Bryan, claims he married her at her request for his help with their children. He says Nebraska law blocks divorce for nonsupport and mental illness and asserts he will take legal steps to stop Ruth Bryan Leavitt and Reginald Owen from marrying in Fairview, unless he learns otherwise.
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Leavitt
Owen
William Homer Levitt
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Ruth
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Johnson in no hurry to train for big fight
Jack Johnson told a San Francisco writer by telephone he would start training in San Francisco the middle of next week for his upcoming bout. He said he would take things easy until about May 15 and stressed he would not rush, insisting he remains in condition and will be at peak for the fourth of July fight.
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Referee Question to Be Taken Up Next Saturday
A city meeting will address a pending referee issue when the official arrives next Saturday. Local officials and residents plan to discuss the dispute and seek a timely decision.
Militia Units Mapped for April Joint Maneuvers
Washington April 26 The War Department lists state troops assigned to the joint maneuvers. Colorado headquarters include First and Second Infantry, First Squadron Cavalry, Battery A, Signal Corps, Medical Department and hospital detachments. Wyoming contributes One regiment Third Infantry.
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War Department
Colorado
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Signal -Corps
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Wyoming
Mystery Hit Kills in Central Park Ball Game
An unknown person struck 18 year old Frank Brottweisser in Central Park this afternoon, causing a fatal blow over the heart. The incident sparked confusion as witnesses described a possible temple strike and the shooter fled in fright.
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New York
Frank Brottweisser
Central Park
Football Bleachers Used as Fire Escape for Baptist Convention
Fire safety plan at the Northern Baptist convention at the University of Chicago runs May 6 to 13 with bleachers serving as an escape route. Three thousand delegates expected as Bartlett hall area is repurposed and a 30 foot high window becomes a doorway to the main dorm.
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Northern Baptist Convention
University of Chicago
Woman Deavas Fortune for Oalable Work
New York April 20 religious and charitable institutions will receive Demesis agxrPsaling shorn S750 000. Qader Mie will co Mary Pulnelinder King daughter of John A King former treasurer of New York The appraiser report places value of her estate at 814 069 on her. The Domestic and foreign Missionary societies of the Episcopal church preserve a property worth 500000 and a share in the residual personal estate amounting to 45500.
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Whoopin Cough Subject of Latest Successful Play
A young actress has arrived in a three act comedy now enjoying a successful run in New York. The current production firm, cast, and dates underline the show’s strong reception among audiences.
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New York
Cut Glass 50 Percent Discount at Palave Pharmacy
Palave Pharmacy advertises a fifty percent discount on cut glass items. The promotion highlights savings for shoppers on select glassware. The deal runs for a limited time at the Palave location.
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Adventist Church Services Today Near Eleventh Street
Seventh Day Adventist church invites all to Sabbath school and regular preaching at the chapel near Eleventh Street and Central Avenue. Services start at 2 30 p.m. and 7 00 p.m. Cordial invitation extended by Pastor George Ty Bahr.
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Baseball supplies and paper goods sale headline
Sherman County store advertises paper hanging by James Bros and Haviland China discount at Palace Pharmacy offering one half price on china.
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Who Will Succeed Aldrich in Senate
In Providence on April 2 a report notes that United States Senator Aldrich will retire, triggering a scramble among politicians. Names likely to succeed him include Joe Samuel J. Co, Richthore Gardner, George H. Utter, and James T. Higatas.
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United States
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A. Aldrich
Joe Samuel J. Co
Ricthbore Gardner
George H. Utter
Janes TH. Higatas
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