King of the Desert tied to late impresario Wood
The article recalls Mr. Dave Wood, longtime manager of the Imperial Week company, who died suddenly at the Star hotel. It notes Wood's role in producing The King of the Desert, its costly touring, and his friendship with Mr. Himmeling. Wood’s death touched rivals and allies, with the play still in the Ideals repertoire and Friday night performances planned.
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Deka
Himmetipe
Comi
Dave Weed
Star Hotel
Royal Slave Company
Himwelme
Age
Wood
Imperial Week
Mr. Wood
Mr. Himmeling
Mr. Woods
Mrs. Himmeling
Kelly's Island
Debates Over Roosevelt Record Spark Party Platforms
A fragment recounts Democratic attacks on Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican platform in 1904, noting claims of abuse and arbitrary rule. It cites Ohio and Marion campaigns, detailing cross endorsements and accusations of anti Herrick opposition.
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St. Louis
Theodore Roosevel
United States
Sucreteoria
MccKinley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Fier
Big Stick
Herrick
Ohio
Pat Yson
Pattison
Republican Party
The Ideals at Sixth Street Theatre Highlights Stock Era Return
John A. Himmelein presents The Ideals noted as a prime example of the revival of stock theater in intermediate cities, with a balanced company, strong productions, and affordable prices. The program also touts Howson's band and an accomplished ensemble alongside promotional letters and medicinal testimonials from local shops.
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John A. Himmelein
Sixth Street Theatre
Donnelly
New York
Forepaugh's
Philadelphia
Girard Avenue
Frewley's
Belas and Thall
San Francisco
Dearborn and Hopkins
Chicago
Herry Davis
Pittsburgh
Greenwall
New Orleans
Moffett
Tom Lear's Mine Offers Fine Coal Grades
G F Flint dealer advertises fine grade coal from Tom Lear's mine with prompt orders. Bell phone 120Y. Also promotes Mrs. Austin's Famous Pancakes as really delicious.
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Union Coal Mine
Tom Lear
Bell
G. F. Flint
Cox and Hanna as Election Issues in Ohio Politics
The Wyandot Republication notes that efforts to turn Cox into a campaign issue to defeat Governor Herrick may succeed similarly to the 1896 Hanna issue against McKinley.
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Cox
Herrick
Hanna
McKinley
Wyandot
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Toledo
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Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Percy
Algy
Claude
Callahan
Stetson, Howard and Young’s
Lynde & Gosser
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