Alma, Where Do You Live? at Capito Avenue theater
A review notes the French origin of Alma and its English adaptation by George W. Stobart. The production at Capito Avenue theater on Monday February 3 features Grace Drew in the lead, promises a blend of burlesque art and musical comedy, and aims for high standards from Weber’s company.
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Alma
Capito
Avenue Theater
Paul Herve
Jean Briguet
Adolph Phillips
New York
Playhourmm Tf O
Joseph WM. Weber
T Hobart
Betty
Marie Cahill
Weber
Grace Drew
Long Hat Pin Rule Proposed by Legislature
A legislative commission urged a law banning women from showing hat pins with pointed ends beyond half an inch. The rule targets safety for travelers, mandating a covering device to render pin tips harmless. The recommendation aims to curb hazard on public transportation and crowded areas.
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Hoston
Batpinge
Women ware hatpins as weapons in heated debate
The text notes that women in the debate sometimes drew hatpins to defend themselves against legislation. It also mentions artificial rubber and freshly caught sea fish produced in Holland, suggesting a curious connection to someone who ate such fish.
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Holland
Soldier Granted Debt Relief as Enlistment Boom Expected
A recent decision frees a United States Army soldier from payment of dimony and anticipates a large rise in enlistments.
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United States Army
Fort Russell hires soldiers for duty and instruction
Private Wallace D. Johnaten of Company F Eleventh Infantry is attached to the band for instructions in music. Private Archle L. Lambert of Battery F Fourth Field Artillery is detailed on extra duty as school teacher in the quartermaster corps effective February 1, 1099, relieving Battalion Sergeant Major Joseph A. Sheridan. Private William Rosas of Company I Eleventh Infantry is attached to the band for music instructions.
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Wallace D. Johnaten
Eleventh Infantry
Muale
Archle L. Lambert
Fourth Field Artillery
Quartermaster Corps
Joseph A. Sheridan
William Rosas
Herman W. Freeman
John J. Wullschleger
Fourth Field Artilery
William N. Fay
Enlisted Men Assigned to Fort Sill Fire School
Steerulie Alfred EE Fecht Charles Baldwin and Chester A Baldwin are assigned to the Eleventh Infantry Band and will proceed to Fort Sill Oklahoma not later than February 12 1913 for the school of fire course in field artillery under orders from the adjutant general Washington.
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Alfred EE. Fecht
Charles Baldwin
Chester A. Baldwin
Foir
Eleventh Infantry
Adjutant Generals Office
Washington, SD
Des Moines
Joseph A. Sheridan
Walter J. Colvin
Jacob H. Hurgers
Herman C. Reffelt
Fourth Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Oklo
School of Fire
Field Artillery
Military personnel detailed for duty and discharge at Fort Logan
Private Frank Griffee and others of the Eleventh Infantry are detailed on special duty or relieved from posts. Private Barnett Reichardt heads to Fort Logan for discharge due to disability. The Board of Mountain Artillery officers will adjust general orders 161 for gunners exams. Detachments under Sergeant Gershberg to Fort McDowell and Fort Logan proceed with further instructions.
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Barnett C. Reichardt
Field Hospital No
Board of Mountain Artillery Officers
War Department
Fourth Field Artillery
T. N. Horn
H. L. Newbold
L. L. Lawson
Ralph A. Kuypers
Fort Logan
Colo
Recruits Report to Fort McDowell Detachment Command
A list of soldiers including Meld hospital personnel and field recruits reports to Fort McDowell Cal for arrival instructions. Serjeant First Class Isidore I. Gerah berk and Private First Class Samuel L. Cox lead the hospital corps detachment with Privates Henry G Browne Claude Richards George A Roberta Merle Sellers Eimer A Sullivan Ho sea D Taylor Thomas A Wrenn and others under Sergeant First Class Gershberk.
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Gershberg
Fort McDowell
Cal
Isidore I. Gershberg
H. C
Samuel L. Cox
Henri G. Browne
Claude Richards
George A. Roberts
Merle Sellers
Elmer A
War Department
Isidore I. Gerahberk
Hospital Corpu
Henry G. Browne
George A. Roberta
Eimer A. Sullivan
Hosea D. Taylor
Thomas A. Wrenn
Otto ©, Duke
Albert E. Fielding
James R. Garrett
Oscar B. Lauzon
Erwin Leonhardt
Frank
Prisoner Transfer Order to Alcatraz Island Detention
Special orders assign a guard detail led by First Lieutenant Connolly to move general prisoners on January 16, 1918, to the U S military prison on Alcatraz Island California. The list includes Sercik Walker Bent Daly Dobbin Gluchowski Grady Schall Gossman Rogers Slugel Noble Gagnon Verran. Officers to hand over papers under seal to the prison commandant.
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Central Division
William J. Connolly
Eleventh Infantry
Ordance
James M. Luton
Ernest Miller
James J. Walsh
Hugh Gallagher
George Baines
Earl A. Hogue
Fourth Field Artillery
Will
Pacific Branch
United States Military Prison
Alcatraz Island
California
John Sercik
Wison Walker
James H. Bent
William J. Daly
Walter T. Dobbin
Josef Gluchowski
Jeremiah Grady
Chas, Schall
William J. Gossman
Elwood Rogers
Carh R. Slugel
Robert P. Noble
Frank Gagnon
Fredia J. Verran
Bomb explosion terrifies Chicago residents at early hours
In Chicago a bomb exploded in a three story brick building housing civilians. Men, women and children were thrown from beds as hundreds fled in terror and windows shattered. A time fuse is believed used, allowing the bomber to escape several blocks away before the blast.
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Chicago
Flallane
Why Pitchers Fail To Hit In Major League Baseball
Denacoh McGuire, veteran Highland catcher and former manager, now Tigers scout, argues pitchers miss due to poor batting ability among big league hurlers. He claims pitchers would hit about as poorly as players at high field or third base, noting that youths enjoy hitting but neglect it as they mature.
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Denacoh McGuire
Red Box
Neeps
Tigers
Puszie
Deacon
McGuire
Pitchers Who Hit Find New Roles In Baseball
The article notes players often shift from pitching to other positions when hitting improves. Young pitchers who can hit may become outfielders or infielders. some batters start in pitching, then move to catching or other roles. Several big leaguers began as pitchers before excelling at hitting or elsewhere.
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Ood
Creanahan
Seymour
Walter
Johnny Kling
Harry Hooper
Thhey
Wilson addresses New Jersey electors in brief speech
Governor Wilson’s address in Trenton, New Jersey emphasizes that only progressives will be summoned as advisers. He asserts reactionaries are honest but not aligned with the progressive cause and that reactionary Democrats who backed the ticket may hold other posts but not advisory roles.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson
New Jersey
State Leader: Wyoming’s Want Ai Medium Promoted
The State Leader highlights the Want Ai medium in Wyoming with a call to try it, emphasizing local software innovation and user engagement opportunities for residents and businesses.
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Want
Wyoming
Five New Papers A Day In 1912 Growth Report
Census figures in the 1912 American Newspaper Annual show new publications entering existence at about five per day, totaling 1,686 started with 1,650 discontinued, yielding a net increase of six hundred in the United States and Canada, driven by consolidations and strong growth in the daily field.
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Philadelphia
Cmme
Annual and Directory
United States
Canada
Darrow Jury Selected in McNamara Case
A 12 man jury was seated today in Los Angeles for the trial of Clarence S. Darrow on charges of bribing jurors in the McNamara cases from last year.
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Los Angeles
Clarence
Darrow
McNamara
Chronic Stomach Trouble Cured Says Wakelee Man
P H Beck of Wakelee Michigan says a year ago he bought Chamberlain's Tablets and since using them has felt perfectly well after trying many medicines without lasting benefit. For sale by all druggists. A quip notes bachelors are more apt to go insane than married men.
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P. H. Beck
Wakelee, Mich
Chamberlain
Man in St Louis Has Heart Removed and Sewed Up
A man in St Louis underwent a surgery removing a heart and replacing it. The procedure was described as extraordinarily difficult and risky, highlighting the complexity of the operation and the fragile state of the patient.
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St. Louis
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