Marshall and Fleming Betting Sags as Losses Loom in Adams Allen
Odds clashed across pools on a district and county ticket with backers paying losses in advance. Bets favored Marshall to carry Allen County by 2500, while Vaney or Vaney’s ticket drew little action. Roosevelt era-like sums appeared, with taft and Bryan mentions, as money moved among Democratic candidate wagers and scattered Republican bets faded.
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Veney
Backere
Odde
Marshall
Wat J. Vaney
Pple
Adams
Allen Counties
Earrind Aris
Glumnfox
Geverel Weta
Democratic Counts
Aten County
He Poly Waison Znukey
Wats
Alec al
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Stralehr
LoTenst
Tur Viney
Ofda
Wile Sevan
More arrests made in meat cases
Frank Lethal and Leestie Gortiisit were arrested yesterday on charges of selling meat without a license. This marks the thirteenth arrest tied to alleged violations of a recent meat licensing ordinance enforced by city authorities.
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Frank Lethal
Leestie Gortiisit
Letkenit
Sit
Goth Coe Propricias
Nis
Blakington Station Clash Over Cleanup Demands
Reports say Jabo Lefkaut Dadz and Tha dey board of Reath Sas press Blake authorities to force Leckaut Company to clean up a leaking plant. AP notes Miz accensing and proposed standards from Gads require swift action.
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Blake
Tha Dey
Reath Sas Heen Arving
Leckaut Company
Tra Peckins
Accormince
Heerss
Miditte
Miz
Buchman
The Majestic Production of Our Own Stock Shines Bright
Reviews praise Barnes of New York and Huntington for strong lead work and refined humor. The cast includes Miss Tumor and Gerard delivering moving scenes while Hayden the tailor guard earns a standout moment. Intricate plot and clever staging keep the audience engaged as the troupe navigates shifts in mood and pace.
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Mr Barnes
Pacis
Mite
Oi Hustington
Warne
Tumar
Ahlen
Gerard
Lars Chertels
Gillingweter
Whien
Biss Mubrle
Xtiss Yence
Miss Trice
Hayden
Tailroas
Marion
Alr
Wiebal- Sol
Mr. Neville
The Well production praised on stage and page
The Well by Buses Waiter, staged by Shubert's Lying theater in New York, drew huge audience acclaim for a long run before moves to Chicago. A melodramatic plot follows a rival love interest, villainy, and a dramatic finale with a triumphant ending. The cast includes notable performers as it tours with strong scenes and tense duel for a woman’s affection.
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Dee Hiberts
Cal
Watch
Shubert
New York
Thors
Ling
Pan
Vietorious
Temple Greatest Bill In Yeare Performance Review
The article reviews a temple event with two performances amid strong applause. It notes the opening act drew crowd energy and compares past May events. It highlights lingering crowds and a sense of ongoing excitement without detailing specific names or exact dates.
Oil King's New Million Dollar Castle Makes Headlines
A garbled early 20th century report describes John D. Rockefeller at Porantico Rus touring a new luxury residence. It mentions paths and a mystic base, with Rockefeller and family inspecting the grounds and reacting to the surroundings amid a tour.
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OIL King
D. Rockefaller
Porantico Rus
Cobral
Iain Gide
John D. Jn
Relatent Spears
Amusem Parks
Rockefeller
John BD. Jr
Faener
Faener Up and Fawn Several of the Mnd Fishy Mr Racketeer Amie
Lalo Helad
Atresuens
Shei Teylag
Iiml
After the Fleckion tribute by Burnham company dazzles crowd
The performance features muscular partners lifting props and audience cheer. Graham and Keating black face comedians praised for their work. Lively acts by Deelags and the Moderniy sisters and Lupeg and Lope enchant with unusual musical and stage scenes. The review commends the overall show at the Temple theater as a high quality entertainment for city audiences.
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Charles Burnham & Co
Graham
Keating
Deelags
Lupeg
Lupeg Wid Lope
Cowie
Chix
The Lyric Trains Seals Do Marvelous Stunts at Show
The headliner at the Latic this week features trained seals performing clever feats. They balance on noses, march stage, and a seal with trained voice sings with Captain Treat providing musical accompaniment. The Adams brothers and Cole and Coleman appear in supporting acts with other novelty routines and a ventriloquist.
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Cratain
Saatner
Eyai‘baly
Fel
Adams
Roy
Fanny Ae
Cole
Coleman
Urern
Barrington
After Election Labor Controversy Hits Marine Band
Following the election the issue of postponing private engagements for the Marine Band arises to protect musicians’ livelihoods. The White House and Congress weigh actions to maintain high performance while avoiding layoffs and public disfavor among county musicians.
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Atrar
Navy
Afar
Vayal
Union Musiclads
Caistey Vore
Tufte
A. C. Way
Willig
A. Boneh
Whitt House
Urslaz Ui
Tanol
Pho
Sis Marine Band
Sidirs
Decisioa Lyon
Navi Department
Ack
Naval
Uin
High School Seniors Versus the School Eleven
The article reports an upcoming football game between the high school seniors and the school eleven at Martion Park this Saturday. It lists players such as Sahel, Mernehan, Beardle, Trasner, A Miler, Lvdina Barnet, Ker tan, Ames, Leckie, Sivas, and Emrick, outlining expected lineups and a Pennsylvanian influence in preparation.
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Ffigh
Lartion Park
Pennaylvenia
Tollews
Sahel Ai Mernehan
Beardle Trasner
Lvdina
Wasc Seewee
Britt Defeats Summers in Town Boxing Match
Local notes report Jimmy Britt defeating Johnny Summers in a staged fight at Worterland. The event headline appears in the Journal-Gazette Want Ads section, with details about rounds and timing.
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Lononn
Thame Britt
ASAT
Sal Jaivetet
Johnny Sum
Hmsland
Seul
Worterland
Utmem
The Cheerless Candidate for President
A garbled report on M. Preston and labor canditure for the U S presidency with mentions of imprisonment and legal charges. The piece references election dynamics, voter sentiment, and Shifting support amid a controversial campaign.
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United State
M. Re
Preston
Wolles
Moway
Cme
Wily Preston
United States
Carson Cuy
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