The Blackmailers of New York Girl That Ran Away Episode
A sensational melodrama summary recounts Baron von Metzler hiring Kate Douglas to murder the Schmitz brothers, owners of a pretzel shop in New York. In a birthday feast scene, Mona Kennard and the Schneider twins tease the would-be killers, while plans to silence Mona and secure the estate unfold amid masked danger and innuendo.
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Franz von Metzler
Kate Douglas
New York
Hans
Heinrich Schmitz
America
Germany
Third Street
Heinrich
Baron von Metzler
Baron
Minnie Schneider
Lena Schneider
Annie
Joe
Mona Kennard
West Virginia
John Holt
Holt
Richards
One-Eyed
Pete
Schmitz Brothers
Mona
Minnie
Lena
Heinie
Schneider
Henrich
Hans Schmitz
Heinie Schmitz
Schmitz and Schmitz
Schmitz
Black Joe
Hunch
National Life and Accident Insurance Company report
The National Life and Accident Insurance Company based in the StahIlman Building Nashville Tennessee shows capital of 150000 paid in. Assets total 279615 44 with bonds cash real estate and loans while liabilities total 82024 16. Indiana Auditor J C Billheimer certifies the statement as of December 31 1907 with March 9 1908 date.
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National Life and Accident Insurance Company
StahIlman
Nashville
Tennessee
C. A. Craig
C. R. Clements
Hue
Statement of the Condition of National Life Insurance Company 1907
Audit confirms the condition of the National Life Insurance Company as of December 31, 1907. The document lists assets including cash, real estate, and securities and details liabilities and reserves. Indexed figures show totals for assets and the legal reserve, with certification by Indiana Auditor Beal and official seal dated March 9, 1908.
National Life Insurance Company of the U S A financial statement
Auditor of State Indiana certifies a December 31 1907 financial statement for National Life Insurance Company of the U S A with capital assets and liabilities totaling 8 144 180 31 and total liabilities 7 084 251 82 The report lists capital 1 000 000 real estate 379 250 34 stocks and bonds 1 898 062 00 debts and premium reserves 223 842 00 losses unadjusted 20 865 87 and other claims including surplus 481 718 68 The maximum single risk is 20 000 00 and the statement is on file in the auditor office dated March 9 1908.
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Tennessee Settlement
Pulaski, T. Waterworks
Nashville City
Jefferson County
Ala
Csesee
Ccseeres
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
J. C. Billheimer
National Life Insurance Company
State Street
Montpelier
Joseph A. DeBoer
Osman Clark
United States
Stete
Beal
J.C. B. C. Bilheimer
Stata
Wali Cacy
Tisk Co
Office of Auditor of
State
C. Billheimer
Nighttime Plot to Rob Schmitz Bakery Deepens
Hunch plots a staged poisoning with chloral to drug Joe the faithful Schmitz employee. While the bartender’s attention drifts, the plan shifts to a bake cellar entry where Hans and Heinie knead dough. Pete scopes the scene and prepares to ambush the bakers as the pans near the oven.
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Joe
Hunch
Schmitz Brothers
Mistah
Pete
Hans
Heinie
Heinrich Schmitz
Nobody's Claim thrills Park Theater crowds this season
Park Theater opens with Nobody's Claim drawing long waits and lively praise. Each act offers constant excitement with sensational incidents and convincing mechanical effects enhancing realism. The company of seasoned players sustains a brisk pace through Wednesday when The Denver Express replaces it.
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Park Theater
Tapis
Denver Express
The Candy Kia Opens With Notable Cast Returns
Ray Raymond leads a three day engagement of The Candy Kia as Shadowed by Three screens a melodrama, Lillian Mortimer returns in Jane Eyre, and George Ade’s Just Out of College plays to strong crowds at Park. Extra attractions include Wine Woman and Song and Morning Noon and Night. Cecil Spooner returns for a two week repertoire run and tops the local season’s pretentious engagement.
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Ray Raymond
Lillian Mortimer
Jane Eyre
George Ade
Ade
Circle Theater
New York
Cecil Spooner
Rival shows to clash at Wonderland vaudeville week
Wonderland hosts a rivalry between The Seven Russells in the free vaudeville pavilion and Old Plantation, featuring Tolivar and Clark blackface comedians, Duran and Nelson white singers, the Early sisters pickaninnies, John Goodall baritone, Wendell Phillips white comedian banjoist, and more acts.
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Tween
Wonderland
the Seven Russells
Whoa
Duran
Nelson
Early Sisters
John Goodall
Wendell Phillips
Marion club rehearses ship voyage show at Fair Bank Park
A large male chorus drew crowds from streetcars to Fair Bank Park last night as the Marion club staged a dress rehearsal for A Night Aboard Ship. Grace Van Studdiford, recently seen in Red Feather, will perform as captain's daughter each night this week, guest of Mrs. A. J. Tron.
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Fair Bank
Marion Club
Grace van Studdiford
Riverside Park Picnic Draws Large Attendance
Riverside Park The Cones employees held their annual picnic at Riverside Saturday afternoon. It was the best attended picnic in many years with the day starting early and amusement chutes and spots well patronized amid favorable comments.
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Riverside
Grand Pictures at the Grand this week
Miss Lillie Lowden will sing at every performance and wear a pink sheath gown with blue hosiery and gold slippers. She will also illustrate walking in stylish attire as a special feature sent by George K Spoor of Chicago alongside illustrated songs and pictures that talk. Admission is ten cents to all seats.
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George K. Spoor
Chicago
Gilded youth learns banking by example
In a Washington Herald note, a son enters his father's bank to learn the trade. The banker praises his punctuality at nine, while the son jokes that the club closes at five, illustrating early hours and business discipline.
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Washington Herald
Side Door Talks Quips and Rural Observations
A collection of humorous sayings and wry observations on politicians, editors, poets, and everyday life. The fragments touch on statesmen versus demagogues, humor about corn, pessimism, nature fakers, old settlers, and the irony of campaigns and printing.
Lost shirt leads to witty laundryhouse quip
A humor line from Harper's Weekly depicts a laundryman apologizing for losing a customer’s shirt while the customer points out he already paid twelve cents for the service. The laundryman retorts that they laundered it before they lost it, delivering a playful double entendre.
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Harper's ‘Weekly
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Indianapolis, Ind
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