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Miss Ruth Steele will wed Prof Alfred M Brooks of Indiana university Tuesday at her brother Edward Steele's Mentone home She will entertain guests with a Monday dinner at Mrs Peter F Bryce Irvington Red and white decor. другое
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Alfred M. Brooks
Indiana University
Edmund B. Steele
Mentone
Peter F. ‘Bryce
Irvington
Ashleland
George Steele
Chicago
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Ashland
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New York
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Pennsylvania Street
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N. Y
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Columbus, O
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Jessie Mansfield
Vitalis Moore
Marie O’hern
Mesars
Wade O’hern
Thomas O’hern
Herbert Jenkins
William McTighe
John Kennedy
Carroll
Anderson
Columbus
Spooking on Atlantic City Beach Brings Fine
Atlantic City August 29. Charles Smith from Charlotte North Carolina fined 7 50 in police court for impersonating a detective to disrupt a couple on the boardwalk at 1 am. Magistrate rules only police can censor beach behavior. Previously mayor tried to end spooning but protests allowed officers leeway.
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Atlantic City
Spooners
Charles Smith
Charlotte
N. C
Spooning
Smith
Reserve Kramer
Stoy
Sisters elope and father forgives two daughters
Philadelphia Aug 29 Allan C Paine received telegrams announcing elopements this month. Beulah Paine married Harry C Boyer in Wilmington, then Reading. Estella Paine wed Charles L Werner of Titusville and was on her honeymoon in Chicago. Paine knew both sons in law and sent blessings.
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Beulah
Mr. Paine
Wilmington
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Harry C. Boyer
Estella
Chicago
Charles L. Werner
Titusville
Western Acetyline Gas Company
Paine
Woman 70 Years Old Climbs Pikes Peak
Miss Mary Powell aged 70 from Philadelphia walked from Manitou to the summit of Pikes Peak and back, returning to Manitou. An experienced pedestrian she reached the top before dark and returned by moonlight, saying she was a little tired from her walk.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Mary Powell
Philadelphia
Manitou
Pikes Peak
Mistake Fatal to Child in Richmond Case
John Wilden, three, died in Richmond after a druggist misread a prescription and gave carbolic acid instead of castor oil. The child lived twenty four hours after ingestion.
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Richmond
John Wilden
Love Is Insanity Says Woman Who Shot Husband
Mrs Vera Prosser, acquitted of murder for shooting her husband in a Pullman car after a divorce, has returned to Seattle to live with friends. She speaks on love, calling it a form of insanity, recounts her devotion to Reese T. Prosser and describes the emotional extremes and remorse that followed their relationship.
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Prosser
Libby
Mont
Cleveland, O
Reese T. Prosser
Reese
Prink
Women in Overalls Alarm Town in Missouri Hamlet
In Yarrow Missouri eight women, wives of railroad officials, camped in three cottages and wore men's overalls during a local outing. They entered stores and disturbed the peace, prompting a complaint to Prosecuting Attorney Rieger and Sheriff Williams. Legal action was unlikely as shirtwaists shielded them from masquerading charges. The camp dispersed and no redress was found.
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Q C. & K. C. Railroad
Charlton River
Yarrow
Rieger
Williams
Kirksville
Adair
Berenice Shevlin
St. Louis
Smoking Room for Women Debated at Princess Theater
St Louis August 27 plans proceed to install a public women smoking room in the Princess theater. Management led by William Morris plans a gold tipped cigarette giveaway as part of the new policy amid protests from club and society women who favor indoor seclusion over public smoking.
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ST. Lois
Priocess Theater
Princess Theater
American Music Hall
Chicago
William Morris
Dan &. Fishell
The
Princess
St Elmo at Park All Week by Vaughan Glaser Company
Vaughan Glaser presents St Elmo adapted by Willard Holcomb at the Park for the entire week. The drama traces Augusta Evans Wilson’s novel across Tennessee Georgia New York Italy ending in Lookout mountain with Shadrach the old servant and new characters. The company includes fifty performers and features songs by Albert Von Tilzer in The Garden of Girls.
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St. Elmo
Park
Augusta Evans Wilson
Willard Holcomb
Mr. Hammond
Lookout Mountain
Shadrach
Holcomb
Hayes
Mr. Gerard
Albert von Tilzer
Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York
Dancing Bricktops in Gerard’s 1911 Follies at Empire
The Empire week features Bar ney Gerard's 1911 Follies with the Dancing Bricktops, six small red haired girls chosen by Miss Gertrude Hayes and Gerard for their looks and dancing. They appear with Hayes in her sketch, highlighting the novelty act and their distinctive hair.
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Ney Gerard
the Empire
Gertrude Hayes
Miss Hayes
Mr. Gerard
Flying Nelsona Open Week at Riverside Beach Show
Riverside bathing beach welcomes the Flying Nelsona for a seven day engagement after leaving Hingling brothers' circus. The aerial troupe features three men and two women performing on trapezes 75 feet above the sand with triple somersaults and other high dives. Thomas Nelson reportedly completed a 3.5 rotation landing in a net. Women perform in hobble skirts on ladies day.
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Hingling Brothers’ Circus
Nelsons
Thomas Nelson
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