Beverly of Graustark Next Theatre Attraction
The elaborate play by Rob ert M. Baker from George Barr McCutcheon’s novel Beverly of Graustark played to capacity crowds at the Studebaker Theatre Chicago and drew praise as a clever wholesome romantic comedy. Critics hailed its appealing cast and vibrant staging likening it to a Reynolds painting, with lasting popularity forecast. At the Capitol Avenue theatre on Saturday night.
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Robert M. Baker
George Barr McCutcheon
Beverly
Graustark
Jessrs. Delamater
Worris
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Joshua Reynolds
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Trainmen Lose First Contest For Increase
Baltimore February 22. The powerful railway labor organizations the Order of Railway Conductors and the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors have sought a general wage increase for all railway staff on eastern lines and Canada. After three weeks of negotiations with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, President Willard declined to meet the demands. A counter proposal was offered but the trainmen rejected it.
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Order of
Brotherhood of
United States
Canada
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Representatives Could Not Accept Without Men's Approval
Representatives could not accept the measure without referring it to the men for their approval, delaying a final decision. The wording implies a need for direct confirmation from male constituents before proceeding.
Doctors attacked during autopsy on boy in Oakland
In Oakland on February 22 two doctors visiting Louis Fornichi to perform an autopsy on six year old Egidio Fornichi were confronted by relatives. The assailants displayed surgical instruments and an armed bodyguard was required to protect the surgeon while the post mortem was conducted after the boy was shot by Charles Borromeo for teasing a dog days earlier.
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Oakland
Cal
Louis Fornichi
Egidio Fornichi
Charles Borromeo
Army Deserter Loses Fortune in Des Moines Tale
Roy Pender, deserting from the Second Field Artillery at Fort Russell, loses a $150000 fortune given by a benefactor named Cuppels to uphold a new name. A Des Moines lawyer intervened, ordering return of funds to charities, ending Pender’s claim to wealth and his adopted alias Cuppels.
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United States Army
Roy Pender
Second Field Artillery
Port Russell
Bender
Johnstown
Penn
West
Pender
Cuppels
Stors
Cuppel
Reems
Fort Russell
Pendei
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Aldrich Claims Government Could Run Cheaper
Washington February 22 Aldrich said a senate bill to create a commission to audit government methods and issue 30 million dollars in irrigation certificates was in disguise. He asserted he could run the government at 300 million dollars less annually than current costs. House measures mandating railroads to provide hand brakes and ladders passed the senate amid many local bills and progress on Indian appropriation.
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Washington
Revolver Duel Ends in Fatal Room Death
A man was killed in a cheap Seattle hotel room after a revolver duel with a companion who fled. Eleven shots were fired. four bullets struck the victim, who left a trail of blood as he ran from the scene. Police suspect the pair were criminals quarreling over spoils.
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Seattle
Ward
Cheap
Tila Con Panten Ie
Mbmlen
Bol
Dr Caldwell's Liver and Bowel Remedy Appeal
A historical ad promotes Caldwell's syrup as a gentle cure for indigestion headaches and bowel issues. It claims thousands of women have benefited and invites readers to request a free trial sample and medical advice from Dr. W B Caldwell at Monticello.
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DE Caldwell
Maniac Kills Mother to Save Children in Iowa
Marathon Iowa Feb 22. Mrs Guy Roberts wife of a local farmer was murdered at her home. Henry Johnson arrested charged with the crime is said to be mentally deranged. He confessed he killed the woman to prevent her from killing children. the murderer used an ax to sever the victim's head.
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Maniac
Marathon
Iowa
Guy Roberts
Henry Johnson
Plecea
History of gastric juice and digestion from Beaumont to Stuart
The note traces early studies of gastric juice by Abbe Spallanzani and Beaumont, crediting Beaumont’s experiments with founding modern knowledge of digestion. It highlights Stuart’s Dyspepsia tablets as a later aid, praising their role in digesting food and restoring digestive strength, while noting the influence of St. Martin and Canadian medical context.
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Spallanziot
Beaumont
Thom
Michigan
Lex St. Martin
Alexis St. Martin
Stuart
Canada
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