Dining Hall for Working Men in Dayton
One of the world’s largest dining halls rises in Dayton Ohio to serve 3000 lunches daily and seat 6000 as an auditorium. Managed by the Men’s Welfare League it will offer meals at cost, host lectures and entertainments, and host a full stage outfit for performances.
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Dayton
Ohio
Men's Welfare League
Men of
Darton
League
oMn’s Welfare League
National Cash
New York
Chicago
The Ideals at Sixth Street theatre draws big crowds
Review notes a lively sixteenth street show featuring Williany Keenth as The Unknown and Bobby Barty as Johnny with striking costumes and strong choruses. Performances praised for superb conception, clever turns by Tete Dexter Woes, and a band of entertaining acts though some minor disappointments noted.
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Johnny Genes
Williany Keenth
Pebone
Bobby Barty
Johnny Peas
Dexter
Milano
Sixth Street
John A. Himimelein
Low Fares to Columbus Excurison for Knights Templar Conclave
Excursion tickets sold only at stations in Ohio offer low fares to Columbus for the Knights Templar annual conclave. The sale covers October 11 and 12 with a price around 26 dollars and 11 cents.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Knights Templar
Ohio
Praised Pottery Line From Coshocton Firm Draws Union Praise
In the Potters Herald, Sept 28, 1905, editors praise Pope-Gosser China of Coshocton Ohio for exceptional body, finish, and decorations. They commend American pottery work and note the union paper avoids manufacturer ads while stressing unbiased weight.
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Potters Herald
Pope-Gosser China Company
Coshocton
Arkle
Herald
Union of Pottery Workers
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Coshocton, Ohio
Poverty Row
Beatrice Earl
Howson
Buckeye
Canal Lewisvill
Riverside Park
O’¢loch
Ilem
Potters’ Herald
McClellan
United States
Springfield
6Th Street Theatre
INDAY
Matineeturday
John A. Himmerein
Big
Beatrice Faxle
SON
Burns & Gosser’s
Reznor
Coshocton Hardware Co
Peacock
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