Majestic Theatre Hosts The College Widow in Comedic Fall Play
Henry W. Savage presents a refined revival of The College Widow at the Majestic. The production stars May Gillette and a cast shaped by theater veteran Gilbert, tracing the play from Northwestern University to touring engagements in America and abroad.
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The Gold Homestead play review by Denman Thompsen
Denman Thompsen praises The Gold Homestead as a strong stage piece mixing traditional and new elements. The cast includes Morgen Tashtiy, Charles T. Glirke, and others delivering broad humor, warm character work, and crowd-pleasing energy.
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Beth Pas
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Charles T. Glirke
Rik Knapp
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Wonderland at the birthday opening theater ambers Bob and crew
Victor Berbert and Glen Maclin Gogh present Wonderland at the birthday opening theater. The show features eight planning daughters of the king of Herat and a dramatic throne scene with princes and a did of Drax styled spectacle.
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Gogh
Wonderlind
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Herat
Temple Performance Nears Final Weekend
A garbled report from Temple describes a performer named Mya Ray Isenmalug and various stage moments. Despite unreadable phrases, the text hints at a music or theater show with recurring interruptions and audience reactions during an ongoing run.
Sporting Tom Wartey Bought in Fastern League Move
Sporting Tom Wartey goes to the Fastern League after being bought by Managee McDermott of Newark New Jersey. The transfer comes as teams bolster rosters ahead of the upcoming season.
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Managee McDermott
Incoherent text artifact about Bert Dennis and related names
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Bert Dennis and various named individuals, with disrupted phrases about a game, league, and a municipal or organizational context. The readable content is inconsistent and lacks a coherent event or clear details.
Weldaingian Conflict Sparks Wave of Market Turmoil
A broad disturbance sweeps through the Weldaingian markets as investors react to a rising furor over the vert Bae Ryan kreokel redial affair. Analysts label the episode a turning point for regional trade with potential ripple effects.
Winner of bout here goes on with Cole
The report notes a boxing bout outcome with Cole advancing, mentioning weights and city events. It references Minneapolis and a next match location, with names and venues implied, and hints at attendance and timing surrounding the bout proceeding into later rounds.
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Eva Rays Demonstration At Temple Desire Stirs Crowd
Eyed as a striking stage event Eva Rays performance at Temple Desire drew attention with a showy display described as powerful. Reported interviewer exchanges and audience reactions highlighted the controversy around her act and the manager’s responses amid lingering questions.
Curling match draws large dramatic crowd as teams compete
A curling contest attracted a large audience with dramatic play. Notable names emerged among participants, including William Scholven and John GMs, while several teams displayed strong performances across multiple ends.
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Tie
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Dan Acton
Awe Sin
George Lng
Venton
Official Japanese War Messaging Sparks US Tension
A highly garbled Tokyo statement denies any war intent while urging cordial US relations. It claims Americans misunderstand recent events and asserts Japan seeks stability, but the text is fragmented and filled with misprints.
Harvesting Ice Inches Thick On Shore
fragmentary inked text describes ice thick harvest near a shore with references to stations and people, though most details are obscured by garbled OCR. The readable portions suggest a coastal scene with unusual weather conditions and a local narrative.
Kennedy Saloons Fight Witnesses Describe Barroom Brawl
Witnesses recount a Kennedy saloon disturbance with Augsburger bleeding after a clash at the bar. Kennedy, Laughlin, Barnes, and Augsburger figure in a sequence of motions, chairs raised, a knotted handkerchief shown, and a possible attempt to restore peace amid a crowded room.
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State v. Dones hearing and Schultz on stand
The state’s case resumes at 9 o'clock with witnesses continuing and Schultz expected to testify. Kennedy shows keen interest and smiles at the proceedings while talking with family nearby. Officials say RAM has several more witnesses and the defense may extend into a five day testimony, possibly longer than anticipated.
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Northeastern Indiana Group Hails Shipping Bills Need
The Northeastern Indiana Grain Growers Association elected officers for the year and urged passage of shipping bills. President T. A. Braun of Munstergarten and other officers announced resolutions supporting relief for grain producers and urging state and federal action. The meeting, held behind closed doors, focused on promoting bills Nos. 164 and related measures, and pledged to send copies of the resolutions to railway and state officials.
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Funeral notices for Burnett Laurant Ganto Amelin Stoole and others
Funeral services listed for Frank B Burnett Ferninand Laurant Lydia Aan Ganto Miles Ida Amelin Stoole Mira Martha A ar singar David J Redolay Trotiner. Services scheduled today from multiple residences churches and cemeteries with brief rites and interment plans.
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Berlin crowd cheers emperor after socialist losses in reballoting
In Berlin the reballoting across the empire showed government gains amid heavy socialist losses. Crowds gathered near newspaper offices, marched through streets for miles, and thronged the imperial palace to shout Hoch. The emperor praised unified duty and urged harmony to overcome opposition.
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Odd Fellows Meeting Draws 200 With Auburn Lead
More than two hundred Odd Fellows gathered in the city for a county meeting, with Kendallville sending a delegation. The event featured initiatory degree heats with a $40 prize and was judged by Stanry Cohen Aten County, George Krieghbaum Noble County, and Orla Fest Steuben County. Attendees filled the armory as Auburn led, followed by Waterloo, Butler, St. Joe, and Garrett. Participants included Frank Simington Auburn Amos Watford Nuller, and Reyher and Ollner Garrett.
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT PROMISE
An old classified claim offers promising pile cure by PAZO OINTMENT with a money back guarantee if not resolved in 44 days, urging readers to try Journal-Gazette want ads for purchase or further details.
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