Amost Williams and Joe Brooks in a Locked Room Drama
In this chapter of a melodrama, Captain Amos Williams confronts Joe Brooks after a wage dispute and a theft confession. Emma Brooks faces uncertainty as Joe admits stealing the back pay and decamping with a costly lie, while Jimsy Smith contemplates how to break the truth to Emma. Detectives loom as the Brookses’ fragile facade collapses.
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Amos Williams
Latin-American Steamship Company
South Seas
Joseph Brooks
Emma Brooks
Williams
Stephen Harris
Jimsy Smith
Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Brooks
Beth Harris
Emma
Joe Brooks
Jimmy Smith
Joe
Harris
Beth
Harlem
Willams
Smith
Comny
Ema
South America
Mma
Brooks
South Sea Island
Jimsy
Wiliams
Atdal
On Sale Every Day Two Trip R Tickets
A brief notice announces daily sales for two trip R tickets, indicating continuous availability and accessible purchasing options. The item emphasizes ease of purchase and ongoing validity.
Amusements at Grand feature Bernard Seeley act and Majestic lineup
Mike Bernard and Blossom Seeley headline as Tony Pastor's Star Pianist and the Singing Girl with Bernard's New vaudeville comedy. Majestic presents Too Much Johnson a laugh feast and Forepaugh Stock readies Castle Sombras. Park hosts Holden Stock in The Prisoner of Zenda and previews The Sign of the Four with Sherlock Holmes to close the week.
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New York
Mike Bernard
Mr. Bernard
Miss Seeley
Pastor’s
Majestic
Johnson
William Gillette
Forepaugh
Richard Mansfield
Agth-Ctien
Holden Company
A. Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Cecil Owen
Tornado devastates towns in Illinois storm sweep
A tornado struck Mercer and Henry counties in Illinois, killing one person and injuring two others. In Cleveland eight houses and five businesses were wrecked, a school collapsed with a teacher and eight pupils lightly hurt, and widow Elizabeth Gottch, 78, died in her ruined home. Millersburg saw fifteen houses destroyed and two injured.
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Rock Island, Ill
Mercer
Henry Counties
Cleveland
Elizabeth Gottch
Millersburg
Roberson Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot in Prospect Park
Henry Lyton Roberson, once worth $175,000, killed himself in Prospect Park Brooklyn today after his fortune dwindled due to Wall Street speculations. A bullet to the brain was the method chosen.
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New York
Wall Street
Henry Lyton Roberson
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Garden produce becomes Paris hat decor
Paris milliners, after flowers, fruits and feathers, turn to kitchen garden produce for novelty. Tomatoes will appear soon on smart hats, with cucumbers and parsnips looming as future inspirations, per Gil Blas and the London Daily Mail.
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Paris
Gil Blas
London Daily Mail
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Eugene Walter
John W. Harding
United States
Egg-0-See Cereal Company
Chicago
Illinoi
Mrs. Fiske and
George Arliss
Geo. S. Schauer
Center Township
Marion County
Democratic Club
Indiana Democratic Chi
Democratic Committee
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