Opening of the Irwin Theater Promises Top Vaudeville
The Irwin theater in the city is taken over by Clifford and Moss of South Bend. The refreshed house promises first class vaudeville and frequent bill changes twice weekly. A Chicago act group Mitchell Brow and Florence Arnold headline with Vitascape films and music. Admission is ten cents.
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Irwin
Messrs
Clifford
Exmedian
Irvin Vitascape
Strongheart to Open at New Jefferson Tonight
Ralph Stuart stars in W. C. DelMille's college comedy Strongheart at the New Jefferson. Henry B. Harris presents an acclaimed company and first class production. Stuart plays an Indian college student praised by critics. Also billed Lyman H Howe moving pictures and Irwin vaudeville. Seats selling.
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Ralph Stuart
Henry B. Harris
Stuarts
The
Jefferson
Holland
Lyman H. Howe
France
Ite Hmi
South Africa
Anarchist Berkman Far From Knowing Silverstein
New York court proceedings reveal that Louis Berkman, treasurer of the Anarchists Federated Union, did not know the bomb thrower Silverstein and denied any direct incitement. Police sought 48 hour detention as a suspicious person, but the magistrate released him on own recognizance after reviewing letters bearing Berkman’s signature.
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New York
Dolce
Selig Silverstedu
Union
Sigtnire Humlthrower
Haive
Atesupler Perkin
Ene Goldner
G. Prick
Pittsburg
Lerkmin
Silversteds
Anarchists’ Federated Union
Berkmin
Berkman
Silverstein
Droge
Silverster
Levis
Mnch
Phindelpha
Personal Matter Involving Anarchist Berkman Dialogue
The article reports Berkman admitting he signed a union membership card and discussing the Frick shooting and the Philadelphia bombing aftermath. It notes Silverstein’s injuries from the explosion and a policeman's action that spared his life, with ongoing murder charges for Hildebrand’s death.
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Trentz C. Frick
Frick
Torkmin
Berkiui
Berkman
Stoerstein
Silverstein
Berkmin
Perkins
Lecourt Berking
Pom
Ramuds
Philadelphia
Loli Silverstein
Ignatz Hildebrand
Bri Fegan
Union Square
Bristol Items Show Small Town News and Changes
Local items note Charles Siutsman recovering from a bicycle accident, Zion church to receive a new bell, and John Harvey funeral with interment at Zion cemetery. Other notes mention Estella Watts visiting parents on spring vacation, Louise Sanger visiting from Chicago University, Rev. Graves at conference, and Will Kantz with neighbors. Bristol is described as a dry town amid new bridges after floods. H H Mosier considers Banner office improvements. regional visits include Roy Leist from Elkhart and Amsy Miller from Elkhart. Bristol High School reports six graduates. Dr J N Denny, 78, dies in Ligonier.
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Charles Siutsman
Zion Church
John Harvey
Zion
Kestella Watts
Louise Sanger
Chicago University
HH. C. Sanger
Elkhart
Bristol High School
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Chicago
Jefferson Theatre
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Elkhart Co
Main St
Main Sr
Beck’s
the Owl Drug Store
Leininger's
Anarchist Federated Union
Justice Pareles Berkman
Berkiniay
Oma
McCafferty
Ifrick
Bushelman
Aare Za
Canada
Main
Calgary
Daniel T. Kauffman
Kindig Block
Goshen
J. E. Beverstine
Bristol
J. N. Denny
Ligonier
Oliver Payne
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Elkhart County Trust Co
Eddie Collins
No. Main St. Goshen
Ind
Keipp’s
Umbrella House
South Main Street
C. K. Runyan
Lexington Ave
DOW
Hapgoods (Inc
Indianapolis
Newell Bros
Newell
BRO