Nat Goodwin to Star Cameo Kirby at Lyric Theater Sunney Night
Nat Goodwin brings his new play Cameo Kirby by Booth Tarkington and Harry Leon Wilson to the Lyric Theater for a Sunday night engagement. The comedian, whose stage career spans thirty four years from Boston debut in 1874 to Broadway appearances, remains a popular draw amid a string of burlesque and light comedy roles.
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Nat Goodwin
Sydney
Nat. C. Goodwin
Lyric Theater Sunney
Cameo Kirby
Booth Tarkington
Harry Leon Wilson
Goodwin
Hig Wanes
Shylock
Kirby
Cowboy
Lady
Nathan Hale
Boston
Howard Athenaeum
New York
Tony Pastor
Haverly’s Theater
Eliza Weatherby
Golightly
Gringoire
Silas Woolcott
Brander Matthews
Jensop
She
Gilded Fool
David Garrick Robertson
Sir Lucius O
Wadters Arbig
Australie
Nethan Hale
Maxine Eliott
Charley Grapewin to headline Walnut Street Theater show
Charley Grapewin returns to his home city to star in The Awakening of Mr Pipp at the Walnut Street Theater for a week starting with a matinee tomorrow. The beloved comedian and his company promise music and laughs, delivering a high quality, entertaining performance.
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Charley Grapewin
Mr Pipp
Walnut Street ‘Theater
Mr. Grape
Mr. Pipp
Mr. Grapewin
Forepaugh Players End Run Of The Man on the Box
The Forepaugh Stock company caps its run of The Man on the Box with final matinee and evening shows. Large crowds have praised the troupe's performance, and two capacity houses are expected for the farewell today.
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Forepaugh
Forepaugh to Stage Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Olympic
The Forepaugh stock company brings Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde to the Olympic next week with Harry Fenwick in the dual role and a standout stage setting. A curtain raiser titled F A F F will precede the main play, delivering a comic one act.
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Richard Mansfield
Dr Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Sone ‘Yétira
Dr. Jekyll
Jekyl
Harry Fenwick
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Iale
Mipe
Pyuth
Harry Davenpe
Phyllis
Rankin
Columbia
Davenport
Johnny MaIntosh
Migs Rankin
Stella
Gevabteen
Nabother Skreeh
Connelly
Éethearts
Wittesk
Gilbert
Bowers, Nalters and Crocker
Sa Augetocen Ieee
Lsventan Teeee
Farewell Run of The Man of the Hour at the Grand
This afternoon and evening the famous political comedy The Man of the Hour closes its Grand Theatre run. The company is one of the best marshaled on the Grand stage in years and may be its last performances under current auspices.
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the Grand
Grand
Chance meeting at the Grand with Hyde and Pooton
J Clarence Hyde now touring via William Collier meets James Pooton Jr of the Grace Van Studdiford Opéra company in the new De Koven Smith light opera The Golden Butterfly. They exchange greetings amid the chance collision of their paths.
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the Grand
J. Clarence Hyde
William Collier
May Irwin
James Pooton, Jr
Grace van Studdiford Opéra Company
de Koven-Smith
Messrs. Hyde
Pooton
Edward Aylward Relapses Ill After Hospital Stay
The Grand Opera house reports treasurer Edward Aylward has suffered a relapse and is not so well as he was several days ago. He had recently been discharged from Christ hospital after several weeks of illness.
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Mr. Aylward
Grand Opera’ House
Edward Aylward
Aylward
Christ Hospital
OHDOT mystery note hints at unknown meeting
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and acronyms with unclear context creating a brief, unsettled report on a local notice or note. Entities are unreadable, but the fragment suggests an administrative or legal context without concrete details.
Auction of Edwin Booth Theatre Relics Draws Modest Bids
In New York on December 4, Mrs. Edwina Booth Grogsman sold Edwin Booth's stage artifacts and furniture. Items included Shylock scales at 25 dollars, a bag with keys 12 dollars, a Shylock knife 20 dollars, and Brutus sword 17 dollars. A Richard III mace sold for 18 dollars and a Hamlet wig fetched 50 dollars.
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New. York
Edwin Booth
Larcely
Richard III
Brutus
Edwina Booth Grogsman
Ten-Year Suit Settled in Portland Marquam Grand Theater Case
After ten years of dispute, Judge P A Marquam approved an out of court settlement for the Marquam Grand theater property. The deal, worth about $70,000 in cash, involves property assessed near 1.5 million dollars in value and ends all claims by the parties.
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Portland
Ore
P. A. Marquam
Marquam Grand Theater
The Rime Place and the Girl Ends Walnut Run
The company led by Arthur Dunn and Marie Glazier will close at the Walnut with today’s matinee and tonight’s performances. A well trained chorus and dancers perform after rehearsals, and about twenty song hits are included.
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the Walnut
Arthur Dunn
Marie Glazier
Victor Moore Stars in The Talk of New York at Grand Opera House
Amusement notes say Victor Moore, the lead in The Talk of New York, will play at the Grand Opera House during the week of December 21. He spent last summer at Bellegrade Lakes, Missouri, pursuing fishing and trophies, including an eight-pound pickerel displayed at his Central Park West residence in New York.
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Frohman
Grand Opera House
Hattie ‘Willams
Charles Frohman
Napoleon
Inta
Miss Williams
New York
John J. McNally
Fluffy Ruffies
Mr. Frohman
Ms. Frohman
Zoman
Fluffy
Mias jWilliams
Mies Williams
Victor Moore
Grand Opera
George M. Cohan
Bellegrade Lakes
Lyceum of Antonio Presents Western Melodious Interludes
The Lyceum in Antonio features a week of musical embellishments. Principal performers and chorus deliver modern pattern melodies with a thrilling Western mood and theatrical interludes.
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Antonio
Lyceum ‘Antonio
Pine Bluff Faces Rising River Threats and Damaged Dykes
The Arkansas river near Pine Bluff threatens Barroque and Georgia streets as flood water undermines dykes. Explosives redirected the current to break the north bank and strike the government dyke, which washed away last night. The river continues to rise gradually, risking the far eastern city section recently rebuilt after the 2 year old blaze.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arkansas
Barroque
Georgia Street
Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Himself in Granville
John Artin a 40 year old lodging house keeper shot his wife in Granville Mass and then killed himself. The couple quarrelled over jealousy and Mrs Artin died within an hour. Artin had shown signs of insanity last June and was briefly committed to the Northampton asylum before his release about two months ago. The incident occurred about midnight and follows a recent history of attempted suicide.
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Granville
Mass
John Artin
Artin
Northampton Asylum
Youngstown
Religious War Threatens Pope Separted Natives in Caroline Islands
An official dispatch from the German gunboat Jaguara at Panapé reports rising tension in Papane as Protestant and Catholic factions arm for conflict. About 800 rifles are in rebel hands. Police and the Jaguara have kept peace. the gunboat remains stationed until the trouble ends.
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Berlin
Panape
Caroline Islands
Papane
Panapé
City Fire and Police Board Makes Staffing Changes
The Covington board dismissed several officers and appointed replacements including Langley Mulligan Trenkamp Hance and others to fill vacancies in the police and fire departments. Fire losses totaled 697 dollars with 100800 dollars insured. Water cisterns for residents were to be filled at cost amid street water shortages.
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Mayer
William Langley
Langley
Hosleches
Wiliam Tieman
Mulligan
Trenkamp
Harry Hand
John Hennessy
Ant
Thomas Gresham
Harry Stuntebeck
Dheus
Ben Fragze
Bytle
Old States Road
Schuler
Latonia Drys Withdraw Local Option Petition in Two Precincts
Petitioners sought a local option vote in Latonia Precincts C and D. County Judge Stephens ruled in D that no sufficient signatures remained and in C that the petition lacked enough signers, with some names withdrawn. the drys plan a countywide petition.
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Latonia
Stephens
Atto
Fire damages Covington home of paralyzed veteran
A stove overheated and started a fire at the home of John Stevenson 14 Sterritt Avenue Covington early today. Firemen woke the paralyzed veteran and carried him to the street as other roomers escaped with little or no clothing. Damage estimated at 200 dollars.
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John Stevenson
Sterrit Aveinwe
Covington
Stevenson
Covington Church Notes Report Local Services and Topics
Church listings across Covington provide morning and evening topics at Union M H Greenup, Shinkle, Eleventh Street M E South, Scott Street, Madison Avenue Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, First Christian, Second Christian, and Episcopal churches. Details include sermon subjects such as A Broken Heart, God’s First Great Question to Man, The Life More Abundant, The Vindicating Church, and The Enthoned Lord with associated Sunday school and Epworth League times.
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Eleventh Street M. E
George W. Crutchfield
Scott Street Methodist
J. R. ‘Savage
Epworth League
Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Gilbert Glass
Young People’s Society
Hughes
First Presbyterian
J. I. Blackburn
First Christian
Milo Atkinson
H. J. Derthick
Hazel Green
Jesus
Josephinister
Episcopal
Ieee
John M. Hamilton
Ene m
Buhday School
St. Mark’s
H. W. Hanshue
Abraham
Alpha
Omega
Minnie Buecker
Luther Brotherhood
Luther League
Lillian Sensei
Myrtle Mayer
York Street
F. B. Bigelow
Il A. m
Mission Lands
Grace Methodist
Joseph A. Chapeman
L. H. Wilson
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Charles Clingman
Central Christian
Charles le Garris
Hazen Green
Christian Endeavor
Taylor
Methodist
East Third Street
J. W. Grates
Govington Real Estate Notice
In Huntington Avenue Latonia a real estate item concerns property titled Biscet Wa t A. Pitsen and 2 Jones. Mary is involved in Huntington.
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Govington Real Estate
Huntington Avenue
Latonia
Taft Unable To Attend McKinley Celebration
Canton notes President elect Taft cannot attend the McKinley celebration as a guest due to unspecified reasons. The event in Canton proceeds with other dignitaries and local officials attending.
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McKinley
Canton, Jr
Beckhuse
Taft
Canton
Special meeting on bonds and Bellevue water supply plan
City commissioners held a special meeting to discuss the rene Gee bonds and related technical issues with City Solicitor Sher outlining the indebtedness and potential injunction actions. A contract with Union Light Power to supply Bellevue water was referred to a special meeting next Wednesday night.
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Tokworks
Reese
Sher
Rene Gee
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Bellevue
Henderson Boy in Court Over Mother's Forgery Case
Harold Henderson a 15 year old son of Mrs Lillie Yowell faced Judge Stephens in Vidalia Ky after his mother was arrested in Visalia on a Nashville Tennessee warrant for forging a $600 draft The judge questioned the boy regarding his life and he was dismissed after testimony The youth said his father is in Nashville and he plans to join his mother’s relatives there next Monday
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Harold Henderson
Lillie Yowell
Martin
Visalia
Nashville
Tenn
Stephens
Vidalia
Popy
Wife Stricken In Court During Trial
Mrs McNeil suffered a heart attack while court proceedings continued in Judge Harbeson’s division. Dr. Lee Strouse attended her, and she was taken to her Ludlow home in serious condition. The case involves T J McNeil and H C McNeil suing each other over produce sold and legal services rendered.
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Covingr
Harbeson
Lee Strouse
Covington Notes Doings Hit City Quietly
Burglary reports say two sets of keyworkers entered Covington homes. James Conn lost a pocketbook and eleven silver spoons at 11 Letitia street. Alderman Coyne’s Sixth street home suffered stolen hardware. The deaths of Michael Maloney and Richard Sloan were reported with funeral plans. A boy named Joseph Hickman fractured two leg bones while playing football. St Benedictus bazaar earned 2800 dollars for the new church fund ahead of the December 20 dedication. Dr. M Behrman lectured on eye care at the YMCA as part of a Covington physicians series.
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Covington
James Conn
Letitia Street
Joseph Coyne
Sixth Street
Michael Maloney
Martin Maloney
West Fourth Street
Patrick’s Church
Richard Sloan
West Third Street
Joseph Hickman
Fourth
Russell Streets
Hickman
St. Benedictus Church
C. P. Maes
Gabriel Schaller
M. Behrman
Physical Department
Association
Newport News Notes highlights and local court actions
John Martin swore out a warrant for James Blackwell over converting proceeds from a horse and wagon sale. George Hubert arrested for arson in Coldspring, bail set at 1 000 but not posted. Mrs. Mary Feldmann of Newport dies at 78. funeral Monday at Corpus Christi and burial Evergreen. Bollen Cotter’s funeral Monday at Immaculate Conception. formerly Newport resident. Newport Aerie of Hayles 280 elects officers for the year. County Judge Moore hears a destitution case from Central Fuld for Mrs. Farren and her four children after the husband left for New York months ago.
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John Martin
Squire Donelan
James Blackwell
Blackwell
George Hubert
Alexandria Pike
Newport
Johnson
Coldspring
Quehl
Highlands
Hubert
Mary Feldmann
Hodge Street
Corpus Christi Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Bdllen Cotter
Asylum
Lexington
Church of the Immaculate Corception
Newport Aerie of
Hayles
Bernard Pelzer
Worthy
Edward Blau
John Huck
W. H Newell
Matt Maschinott
Jacob Swope
Arthur Lang
H. Reuter
F. W. Dittus
R. Kaufman
W. R. Heflin
Moore
Central Fuld
Avenue
John Farren
New York
Church trustees flag safety but hold meeting
Stephen's church trustees failed to reach a decision at the next meeting after officials flagged dangerous conditions in the gallery and choir area during a fire. Bids were taken for 0 feet of hose and awarded to Boston Woven Co. Police Chief Lickert’s November report noted 37 arrests 7 dollars in fines 15 patrols and one burglary. Fire Chief Schmidt reported five bell alarms and 12 still alarms in the month. John Maloney’s patrol driver application was received.
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Stephen
Ak Yacaak Serre
Gotdre
Commissionéra
Boston Woven Company
Lickert
Noverfiber
Schmidt
John Maloney
Highland residents seek restraining order over water main
Attorney M R Lockhart filed suit in Newport circuit court for the Highlands board of trustees against Union Light Heat and Power. The petition seeks a restraining order to stop connecting a main to the Highland water works supplying Bellevue, claiming reduced water in the district harms fire protection. Judge Yungblut may decide today as the defendant has begun laying pipes beyond Gover Run, back of Newport.
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M. R. ‘Lockhart
Newport
Board of Trustees of the Highlands
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
Highland Water Works System
Bellevue
Bellévue
Highlands
Jirge Yungblut
Gover Run
Newport Man Convicted in Murder Case
James Crane a colored man was found guilty of willful murder in the Newport circuit court. The jury fixed a life term in the penitentiary after about an hour and a half of deliberation. Attorney Kilpatrick noted an appeal to the court of appeals. Crane shot John Jackson last September in Jacksons Newport home during a dispute over money Crane allegedly owned.
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James Crane
John Jackson
Newport
Hig
Kilpatrick
Crane
Court of Appeals
Jackson
Kenton Court Notes Highlight Civil and Criminal Actions
The Kenton circuit court heard cases including former sheriff deputy Bruce Northcutt related matters, cross petitions for 1301 dollars, and liens in executor Peter Ader’s suit for cement work. Juries were instructed in Elisabeth Coyle vs City of Kenton with Spinks and Nowland. several defendants bound over on charges from forgery to pawnshop operation without license.
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Sherfff M. D. McIinerny
George Fleming Andther
Kenton
McInerny
Bruce Northcutt
Northcutt
Frank Ader
Peter Ader
Elizabeth Stone
Shaw
Elisabeth Coyle
Eeton
T. W. Spinks
Joseph
Geisen
Campbell County Court Suit Seeks Damages From Andrews Steel
Horace Root files in circuit court for Charles Flaig seeking 15244 damages claiming injury from defective machinery at Andrews Steel Company plant. Plaintiff alleges he was thrown into a pit and injured while employed. Court action pursues recovery of medical and related damages.
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Horace . Root
Charles Flaig
Andrews Steel Company
Celeron
Ceca
New York
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