The Pathe Freres Picture Empire and Its Works
A retrospective on Pathe Freres Pathe Brothers film power detailing their Paris Joinville Montreuil studios, vast production capacity, thousands of employees, and global reach. Notes include hundreds of actors from top French stages, famed films d Art, and the Dixie Theatre's high standards alongside Elks Lodge memorial reflections on charity, justice, and brotherly love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Dixie Theatre
Grafton
Moving Picture World
Pathe Freres
Pathe Brothers
Paris
Join
Yillelepont
Montreuil-sous-Bois
Vincennes
Henri Lavedan
Jules Sandeau
Jules Lemaire
Academie Francaise
Jules Mary
Edmund Gueroult
Victorien Sardou
Alexandre Dumas
Victor Hugo
Alphonse Daudet
Honore de Balzac
Europe
America
Cometie Francaise
Theatre Renaissance
Antoine Theatre
Sarah Bernhart
Vaudeville
Gymnase
Count Messrs
le Bargy
Albert Lambert
Henri Krauss
Silvain
Severin
Max Deatly
Mownet-Sully
Miles
Aime
Tessandier
Barat
Robinne
Fatllade
Cecil Sorel
Bartel
Megard
Geniat
Bugene Nau
Cathérine Fontenay
Trouhanova
Patho Freres
Feading
Pathet Films
Memorial Day Reflections on Duty Faith and Human Conduct
A lengthy sermon-like piece reflects on justice and mercy in sentencing two prisoners, contrasting upbringing and opportunity, and elevates fidelity, charity, and brotherly love as guiding virtues. It invokes the deaths of rescuers in Illinois and Missouri to illustrate duty and sacrifice, urging steadfast moral conduct and universal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
God
Adam
Adams
Abel
Iun
Red Sea
Thermopylae
Austerlitz
Waterloo
Moscow
Gettysburg
Seven Pines
Russia
Siberia
Rusia
Hart
Illinois
DeArmond
Missouri
Elis
Tripute
Monongah Disaster Revisited In West Virginia Reflections
United States Commissioner Lilly and Jed W. Robinson attend U S Court in Philippi as West Virginia recalls Monongah two years after the deadly mine blast. The essay ponders causes, cites model mines, and voices a fall and winter theory of gas and dust ignition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Charles R. Lilly
Philippi
U. 8. Court
Monongah
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Cherry, Mich Nois
Fairmont Coal Company
Marianna
St. Paul
Cherry
The
Sentinel
Taylor County
Pittsburg
Judge Burdett Addresses Elks Memorial at Brinkman
Judge Samuel C. Burdett of Charleston delivered the annual memorial address for the Grafton lodge of Elks at the Brinkman opera house on Sunday evening. He spoke on universal ceremonies honoring departed ones and cited Abraham weeping for Sarah as a timeless example shared by Elks members across cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Cherry
Ilinois
Brother Elk
Samuel C. Burdett
Charleston
Grafton Lodge of Elks
Brinkman Opera House
Elks
Abraham
Canaan
HIF
Sarah
Machpelah
Grafton machinists jailed for contempt in strike case
In Philippi federal court six Grafton machinists faced contempt charges for interfering with workers going to B and C shops. Five were discharged, one, Snively, received a 30 day sentence. Attys Russell and White attended. others were acquitted. Summers and Barlow observed. Witnesses Duffy and Mahaffey also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Dayton
Ambrose
Philippi
W. Va
Snively
Henry M. Russell
Robert White
Wheeling
J. F. Casssell
W. P. Cannon
M. J. Handley
Sentinel Failad
Camilen
D. Summers
Machinists’ Union
J. H. 8. Bar
Cameron Council Seeks Removal of Nitro Glycerine Magazine
Cameron Ohio December 8 council passes resolution urging Marietta Torpedo Company to move its nitro glycerine magazine from the west end of the city. A large quantity of stored explosives poses risk of another disaster like the recent east end explosion. An anti spitting ordinance also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Council
Marietta Torpedo Company
Cameron
W. Ys
Dee
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Pathe Bros
France
Seo
Jed W. Robinson
U. S. Court At
Elks Memorial Services
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