The Masquerader Sequel Opens With Shifting Identities
In a late scene from Katherine Cecil Thurston's The Masquerader Lilian and Chilcote discuss a novel tale of two men exchanging identities while a mounting tension grows. Chilcote, plagued by nerves and morphine withdrawal, sits in the chamber listening to Fralde and Salett as the political atmosphere tightens around him.
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Katherine Cecil Thurston
Chilcote
Lkenesses
Jove
Lilian
Jack
Lillianna
New Year's Day in New York highlights and theatre bustle
New York welcomed 1907 amid murky weather with horns and tooting, crowds at theaters and busy restaurants. The city hosted the 57th AAAS meeting, unveiling busts of scientists at the Museum of Natural History, and a young rhinoceros at the Bronx Zoo. Rockefeller's church welcomed Dr. Aked as pastor, while tower plans for Metropolitan Life and a large Bell at City College drew attention. Lectures on India were planned by Edmund Russell, and prominent guests attended luxury dinners at the Hanerr Club as preparations for the National Peace Congress advanced. The Playhouses offered varied fare including The Road to Yesterday, The Straight Road, and The Man of the Hour, with strong performances by Minnie Dupree, Blanche Walsh, and Clyde Fitch.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Museum of Natural History
Morris K. Jesup
S. Weir Mitchell
Hadley
Wales
Alexander von Humboldt
Count Hatzfeldt
Baron Sternberg
Louis Agansiz
Edward Everett Hale
Bronx Zoo
Lake Victoria
Nyanna
German East Africa
Rockefeller’s
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Jno
D. Rockefeller
Charles F. Aked
Liverpool
England
Derbyshire
Roosevelt
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
India
Edmund Russell
United States
Hungry Club
Hanerr Club
Hudson Maxim
Pan Armatrong
Samuel G. Tracy
Allice Shaw
Herald Square Theatre
Elspeth Tyrrell
Minnie Dupree
Annie Russell
Maud Adams
London
Reginald de Koven
T le
Lina Abarbanell
Isa
Tyrol
Alexander Clark
Iit
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed By Local Citizen
A Columbia resident, Lt. L. White, an auctioneer and Alderman, testifies that after years of kidney trouble and night pain he used Doan's Kidney Pills and saw back pain ease and urination normalize. He endorses the product and offers to share his experience, urging others to try it via the advertised agents in New York and local dealers.
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Columbia
Columbia Cltisen
Lt. L. White
South H Street
Dean
Val Doan
Price Conte
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Talkiey
Praide
Fralde
Opposition
Russia
St. George's
Wark
Fraide
Rayforth
Salett
Salchester
Rose
Blessington
Treasury
Chiléote
Pestle
New York
Grosvenor Square
Will
Russell
South
Clyde Fitch
Astor’ Theatre
Blanche Walsh
Moll O'Hara
Fitch
Miss Thompson
Setttement
Moll
Thompson
Douglas Ames
Aines Arms
Miss. Thompson
Savoy Theatre
McClellan
Edward Abdens
William Collier
Lazarus
W. W. Jacobs
San Francisco
Argonaut
Tennessee
Dobbins & Ewirg
West Seventh Street
Columbia, Tenn