Laura Jean Libbey tale of love and a Saratoga marriage
Matt Rutherford, a Yale student from a wealthy family, declares love and asks Gabrielle to marry him. His parents, alarmed by the orphaned beauty, confront him at the Grand Union as they fear an adventuress may ensnare their son and threaten a forbidden union. Matt vows to wed Gabrielle despite their opposition.
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Gabrielle
Matt
Witch
Yale
Saratoga
Lee
Grand Union Hotel
Mr. Rutherford
Father
John Rutherford
Mrs. Rutherford
Cinderella
Fairy Jare
Europe
Mother
John
Open and straight forward work in boxing and wrestling
Bob Fitzsimmons teaches Plainfield police a lesson in physical culture and boxing ethics. He cites an anecdote of a deaf and dumb beggar to illustrate honesty and directness, contrasting it with deceptive tricks and feints. The tale underscores practical, transparent approach over staged manipulation.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Plainfield
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Like Home. Conversation Over Pest Rumors
A brief social note from Houston recounts a chat about hospitality in a domestic visit. The exchange hints at mixed feelings about the visit, with subtle humor about comfort and impressions. The item captures a social snapshot in Houston Pest.
Horse and Horse Tenderfoot Toss-Up
Dialogue snippet shows a cautious exchange about a horse's reliability with a cowboy noting uncertainty. The brief lines imply a ranch or western setting and a potential decision about using the horse. No additional context or events are provided.
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Tenderfoot
Cowboy
Roseleaf
Vaudeville Week At Grand Theaters Features Ford Family
The Grand presents Amusements with Night With the Poets and Sis Hopkins plus If I Were King and The Thoroughbreds. The Ford siblings headline Keeps Family Together, a standout vaudeville act praised for dancer prowess. Mrs. Ford notes planned summer rest and a Bensonhurst home for the troupe.
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Ford Brothers
Ford
New York
Hammerstein
Miss Cecil Spooner to headline Park theater week of March 9
Miss Cecil Spooner will perform in The Dancer and the King and The Girl Raffles at the Park theater for a week starting the week of March 9. She tops matinee crowds with a strong cast, while Sis Hopkins plays this week with Rid y Scarborough as the leading man. The Indiana Retail Hardware Merchants association attended a performance. Forepaugh stock presents In the Bishop's Carriage at the Majestic, a novel adaptation with strong staging. The Thoroughbreds Company remains at the Empire for the rest of the week with Harry LeClaire leading a large ensemble.
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Majestic Thesis Forepaugh Stock CO
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Majestic
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Ile
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the Empire
Harry LeClaire
Josie Flynn
Marie Richmond
George Betts
Mile
LaTaska
Nora Stanton Blatch Engagement To Dr Lee de Forest
The engagement of Miss Nora Stanton Blatch to Dr. Lee de Forest is announced. Miss Blatch is the daughter of Mr W H Blatch and Harriet Stanton Blatch. A picture of Miss Blatch accompanies the notice.
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Nora Stanton Blatch
W. H
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Lee de Forest
Wireless Telegraph Fame
Miss Blatch
The Exception Inquisitive Quote From Houston Post
A Houston Post fragment notes a remark about a mother and child. The quote references Mrs Young’s wife and her baby being an image of its mother, provoking varied emotion about slurs and appearances.
A Handful of Reasons Skating on the Sabbath Spar
A fragment from the Catholic Stendaml and Times describes a dispute about skating on the Sabbath. The quoted exchange mentions a poker game at Galley’s house, highlighting tension between religious observance and leisure activities.
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Catholic Stendaml
Times
Prodigy Boys in India Learn Fast at Young Ages
Reports from Benares claim two young brothers, ages seven and four, display extraordinary talents. The elder reportedly learned alphabets of several languages by age two, memorized Pani ni grammar, and began vows of Brahmacharin at seven while studying the Vedas. The younger sister reads Sanskrit Bengali and Hindi and can memorize passages after brief listening.
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India
Benares
Panini
Kansas City Star
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