Drunken foreman confronts Lucy and Joe at the works
In a tense scene Lucy and Joe try to keep Smith from harming the factory, while pleading with Marsh and Pinckney to intervene. Smith's threats escalate until Pinckney arrives and orders Joe back to work as Lucy faces the risk of trouble and possible job loss.
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Aa Ckeary
Lucy
Taby
Joe
Rafe
Leey
Mr. Marsh
Mr. Pinckney
Marsh
Smith
O'Leary
Epve
Sommers
Joe O'Leary
Netter
Father
Pinckney
Reiff Brothers Entertain with Song and Dance at Grant
The Reiff brothers bring a genteel song and dance novelty to Grant, trading their earlier noisy routines for refined numbers. They perform six dances and a medley from over 50 songs, with notable costuming and a guarded palette of glove color. The act showcases siblings who pride their live performance and rhythm.
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Reiff Brothers
Grant
Vandevijle
Jules Reiff
Almose
George
A. Tney
Pompadour
Salomy Jane at Majestic by Forepaugh Stock Company
Forepaugh stock company at the Majestic presents Salomy Jane next week in a faithful original production. Eleanor Robson delivers a powerful central performance as the California frontier drama attracts large audiences and promises dramatic scenery of redwood forests and Sierra backdrop.
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Gus Edwards
Park Theater
Circle Theater
New York City
Herman Timberg
Janet Priest
Agnes Lynn
Mufred Berrick
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Salomy Jane
California
Golden West
Eleanor Robson
Selomay
Jane
Redwood
Sierrae Ag
Salomy Jane Clay at the Majestic and Forepaughs
The Man and Salomy Jane Clay headline a dramatic season piece with diverse roles. Salomy Jane is set to be a major undertaking at the Majestic theater as Forepaughs push to balance artistic merit with popular appeal.
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Salomy Jane Clay
Salomy Jane
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Majestic
Pickpockets Daly Engages Chicago Audience at Opera House
The Pickpockets Daly production at Chicago's Grand Opera House draws heavy comment for its intense drama and timely theme of capital versus labor. Daly plays a Progressive industrial leader who shifts as a young woman influences him, saving workers from a mob and federal force. His stay extends three weeks.
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Daly
No-Mans-Ville at Empire Theater features Yan Kee Doodle Girls
Empire Theater presents No-Mans-Ville with the Yan Kee Doodle Girls company. The show includes strong songs and a versatile Mr Seven as Irish comedian and straight man. A wrestling afterpiece acts as a popular drawing card.
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No-Mans-Ville
Olo
Yankee Doodle Girls
Mr. Seven
New Gayety Presents Gray VannaCry Singers and Aerial Buddies
The New Gayety features Gayety Gray and VannaCry with popular hits and new songs, delighting patrons with strong voices. The Aerial Buddy perform daring double trapeze stunts with a startling finish. A complete change of pictures is shown this afternoon. Friday night showcases white amateurs.
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Gayety Gray and
VannaCry
Home Recipes Squash Puree and Other Dishes
A set of vintage kitchen instructions lists how to make squash puree creamed oysters currant fritters and fudge cookies. It provides step by step measures including boiling times and ingredient mixes for each dish.
Modest Man Refuses To Cut Wood Over Undressed Lumber
An urbanite confronts Bashful Ben demanding wood from a woodpile after offering two metal tools. Ben cites modesty as the reason for declining, returning the saw and axe. The exchange centers on disallowing effort due to exposure concerns.
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Ben
The Spirometer of Life and the Constant Breath
A meditation on continual inner practice. Sprawling example compares a housemaid’s daily labor to a student’s study, showing lasting lung and spiritual growth from ongoing use. It urges constant vigilance over negative moods and the sustaining power of universal love.
Words of a Cynic
Sidetrack the man who talks much and says little. The more money you have the more you can get with it. It is easier to lead a man to drink than drive him away from it. The wise man profits by the experience of others and adds originality.
Why is it that some women marry instead of not
The Nashville American quotes a reader asking why some women choose marriage, suggesting indifference to men's fate. The excerpt reflects social attitudes about marriage and gender roles in the era.
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Nashville American
Conflicted clubgoer theme echoes homebound joy
The speaker questions a man who nights at the club yet feels glad to leave. The line asks if happiness is the trigger for going home and hints at a habit shaped by emotion rather than routine.
By a Woman-Hater A Bouquet of Witty, Snappy Lines
A collection of sharp one liners on marriage and women. The speaker teases common tropes about money, flirtation, and social expectations with humor, highlighting perceptions of relationships and gender roles. The remarks mix satire about lovers and husbands with observational jibes about marriage.
Wasson's Great January Sale with Home Goods
A historical listing of discounts on towels linens and household items from Wasson's January sale. The catalog notes hemmed Huck towels Turkish washcloths damask napkins and table linens along with apparel and misc home products including soap, soap powders, gloves, brushes, laundry aids, cookware, and sewing supplies with reduced prices and item descriptions.
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Shepherd
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