Capitol Avenue theater struggles with attendance and patronage
Editorial laments Cheyenne theater attendance at Capitol Avenue theater. It notes failed engagements with Long Stock company and praised performers but small audiences forced cuts. The piece urges public support to keep first class productions and warns of possible theater relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne Theater Tavern
Capitol Avenue Theater
Theodor Long
Malden
Tradley
Lorch
Lore
Cheyenne
Railroads Strained by Export Boom Across the Nation
The New York World notes rail lines, including the Great Trank system, are overwhelmed by export demand as ships and tonnage surge. Freight from New York to Buffalo fills tracks while Ohio to the west sees congestion, defying claims that prosperity is political.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buffalo
Ohio Line
Upper
New York Bay
Aote
New York World
Queer Eugenics Thanas Diven Book Description
A fragment outlines a book by Queer Eugenics Thanas Diven with the word foolish in the title. The heroine seeks guidance from a eugenics expert who says the father of her child is a criminal and plays a minor, transitory role in the overall story. The text mentions Hercules as a trapplog lad of eight.
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Thanas Diven
I Hercules
The High Cost of Courtship in Modern Life
A Tangasine discussion notes rising costs of courtship in urban life and contrasts metropolitan constraints with rural social customs. It laments lack of space and public exposure while pointing to parlor gatherings, quilting parties, husking bees, picnics, and rural dances as enduring resources for suitors.
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Dinah
Nellie
Suammer
Farrier
Boom in American Bibles Drives Record Sales
American Bible publishers report a roughly fifty percent rise in business year over year, while Bible copies sold daily average around 40,000. The Bible remains the top seller amid global war disruptions, with American printers supplying much of the world’s demand.
Baron Shilas Hosted in East New York Dinners and Receptions
Since his arrival here Tuesday, Baron Shilas has been the honored guest of continuous receptions, luncheons, and dinners. Esteemed guests and city leaders paid tribute to him at the Late club. John J. Rockefeller Jr. praised the honorable visitor as a high minded patriot devoted to the best interests.
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Cithaeron
Thespis
Herenies
Leamington
Teexington
Crossea
Kentucky
Longfellow
Louisville Courier Journal
New York
Tyeeday
Baron Shilas
al Om
John J. Hockefeller, Jr
Baron Sbibuswe
American official voices desire for Japan friendship
Ribert J. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel Corporation, states that America seeks friendship with Japan if for no other reason than to counter country advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribert J. Gary
United States
America
Japan
Arizona Hallicoad Must Dould Tack Washington DC
The end of the Arizona corporation commission requiring the Fifenta Railway to double track its line serving the state capital was upheld today by the supreme court.
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Washington, DC
Arizona Corporation Commiunion
Fieenta Railway Company
Supreme Court
Leader Want Ads Draw Hundreds Daily
A busy morning at Leader Want Ads draws hundreds of people as they search for notices and classified listings. The gathering highlights the paper’s role as a daily hub for community notices and opportunities.
Piles Cured by Pazo Ointment Claim From Ad
The ad claims relief for protruding piles through Pazo Ointment with no cure if the product fails. It asserts bleeding eases after use and mentions Dr. Drogaiete refusing money if cure is not achieved.
Trafton Faces Jury Charged With Hold Ups
Edward B. Trafton of Ripert Idaho indicted on charges of holding up twenty three Yellowstone stage coaches on July 29 1914 faced a federal court jury yesterday. Prosecutor Charlies J. Rigdon described the masked outlaw stopping stages and collecting money from drivers and passengers with over 100 witnesses and a locating chain of evidence. Trafton listened to the testimony and has been a model prisoner pending trial.
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Edward B. Trafton
Ripert
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Owlnge
Rigdon
Park
Trafton
Chicago
W. B. Rosa
Mine Blast Death Toll Rises to 23 at Boomer Coal Mine
In Boomer West Virginia six more bodies were recovered from Mine No. 2 of the Boomer Coal and Coke company after an explosion that occurred yesterday. One rescued man died that night, bringing the total fatalities to twenty three from the blast a mile underground.
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Boomer
W. Va
Boomer Coal & Coke Company
Canatia Branch A 0 H May Break With U S
Ottawa dispatch reports Canadian branch of the Ancient Order of Hibernians weighing separation from the Ancient Order of Hibernians of America. Leaders in the United States face criticism over utterances prompting the move.
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Canatia
U. S
Ottawa
Order of Hibernians
Order of Hiberniana of America
Order
United States
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys and Urine Pathways
A health advert promotes flushing kidneys with a saline solution and heavy water intake to prevent irritation. It claims kidneys filter blood and suggests consuming grape lemon juice mixture with herbs and bicarbonate to revive acid urine flow. It warns against drugs and urges frequent hydration.
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Euncme
Jad
Wales
Farmers of the West Shy With Dull Times Rail Losses
The Nurlington annual report analyzed by the Railway Age Gazette notes Western farmers remained conservative in hard times. It cites reduced capital for additions and betterments, lower gross revenues for 1915, and a larger surplus in 1915 despite less tonnage. The piece highlights grain demand, high prices, and shifting expenditures impacting Burlington’s revenue from 1914 to 1915.
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Nurlington
Gaszette Hue
Hurlington
Age Gazette
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
New England
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burington Rvnn
California
Burlington
1915 Burlington railroad finances show profits from large crops
The Burlington reports 1915 operating expenses of 60,441,000 up from 63,225,000 in 1914. A $2,783,000 expense saving, including $417,000 in maintenance of way and $745,000 in equipment, helped offset a revenue drop. The narrative ties prosperity to gains from a profitable year and an abundant crop harvest.
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Burlington
Ecedact
Four Hamburg Men Declared Guilty in High Profile Trial
Four Hamburg men were declared guilty in a case tied to German shipping during wartime. Defendants include Karl Buenz of Hamburg America Line, former German Consul George Kotter, Adolph Hachmveister, and Joseph Poppinghaus, with Felix Seffner not yet tried. Prosecutor Wood denounced the defendants as whimpering patriots while praising the jury.
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Liberty
Karl Buenz
Hamburg- America Bline
New York
George Kotter
Adolph Hachmveister
Joseph Poppinghaus
Felix Seffner
United States
Wood
Ing
Oldrew
Germany
Hamburg-America
Sullvan
Howe
Return of Neal in the Missouri Battle Wagon
Neal awakens from a thirteen year coma aboard the Missouri Navy ship. He confronts memories, identifies enemies, and recovers his identity with Annette Isington as the surgeon notes his restored vitality and his return to life.
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Missouri
Alitette Hington
Velen
Mernandes
Ponto
Juez
Annette Isington
New York
Martinique
Annette
Anne
Bebina
Manu
Neal
Wight
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W. W. Slack
Capitol Avenue Theatre
East
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Arizona
Diate Lester
Wyoming
Railroad News
Farmers OF
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Kelley Mercantile Company
THE
Sanitart Store
Hamburg
William Hamilton Osborne
Pathe Exchange
Nuree
Anneis
Annette Dington
Kip van Wink
Poland
Lingten
Maaion
Martini
Hington
Ington
Fia Yagermake
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