Sisters Braselly Graceful Strength at the Grand
The Sisters Braselly, hailed as Female Hercules, perform weight lifting with 200 pound dumb bells and acrobatic feats, drawing crowds as they juggle each other and lift heavy objects. Also, Majestic presents Lady Windermere's Fan, Forepaugh Stock's The Road to Yesterday promises a romantic, time-shifting stage experience with dual modern and historical roles.
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Braselle
Fenale Hercules
Miss Braselly
Miss Graselly
Majestic
Lady Windermere
Forepaugh
London
England
Park Theater Presents The Outlaws Christmas Comedy Drama
The Park theater opens a three day run featuring The Outlaws Christmas a four act eleven scene drama of suspense and pathos with husband wife and child in peril. Kremer’s vivid plot promises thrilling climaxes and comic relief alongside a Sunny Side of Broadway musical by Murray and Mack with a 45 member company and elaborate scenic effects.
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the Park Theater
Kremer
Mr. Kremer
Broadway
Murray
Mack
Park Theater
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered By Mail Trial Package
Advert promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless remedy for piles with easy use and low cost. It claims no operation or business disruption, offers a 50 cent box, and provides a free mail trial by sending name and address to Pyramid Co. in Marshall.
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Sk Co
Syrammid
Marshall
Empire Show features Roger Imhof as star and writer
The Empire Theater presents the Empire Show with Roger Imhof as star, musician, composer and playwright. His hit numbers include The Old Vector Board and Panama Pal, with several other songs such as When the Moon Plays Peek-a-Boo and The Eyes of Man. The show is a big hit with Empire patrons.
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Empire
Roger Imhof
Mr. Imhof
Panama
California
New Gayety Presents The Girl and the Outlaw Tonight
At New Gayety the last three days of the week feature a talking picture by Talk-A-Graph titled The Girl and the Outlaw a western border tale from Biograph. Gertrude Hassler Fugate will sing a full program and Manager Cross promises top motion and comedy pictures with a redesigned set and pictorial ballads.
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Talk-A-Graph Company
Biograph Company
Gertrude Hassler Fugate
Cross
Family Playhouse
William Jennings Bryan Wins at Wonderland Park Event
At Wonderland Park last night in the free vaudeville pavilion a motion picture titled Presidential Possibilities played as Bir Taft and William Jennings Bryan appeared. The Nebraskan Bryan received the more enthusiastic applause and was declared elected president. Tomorrow will be ladies night with free admission for all women.
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William Jennings Bryan
United States
Wonderland Park
Bir
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Nounce
Wonderland
Divorce suit claims 1875 marriage ended by drunkenness
Mary B. Baase seeks divorce from Charles G. Bease alleging 1875 marriage, his liquor trade collapse, threats with a knife, and financial ruin valued at $5,009 plus $500 alimony. She left home September 9 to save her life and remaining property, contending the estate should be awarded to her.
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Mary B. Basse
Charles G. Bease
Mr. Baase
Mannish suitor seeks wife via public notice
J B Kellar of Rich Hill Missouri writes to Indianapolis city marshal asking a conspicuous posted notice declaring that he will answer all matrimonial letters. He seeks a good looking woman with equal means and no objection to one girl child and provides his own temperate, forgiving profile and address at 5638 Theodosia Avenue Rich Hill.
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J. B. Kellar
Rich Hill
Indianapolis
J. Kellar
Mr. Kellar
Ind
Theodosia Avenue
Bingham apologizes for anti Jewish claim in North American Review
New York, Sept 17 Police Commissioner Bingham issued a public apology backing down from his attack on Jews. He admitted the crime-figure data used were unreliable and lacked authority to claim half the citys crimes were by Jews. The move is hailed as a Jewish victory for demanded proof and fair treatment.
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New York
Bingham
North American Review
A Patient Sufferer A Brief Exchange With a Tramp
A short dialogue edition notes a boy questioning a tramp about his life and weariness, with the tramp replying that he never complains though everyone has troubles. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Coffee and Tea Still at Work in Kentucky Experience
A Kentucky woman recounts quitting coffee and tea for Postum and reporting dramatic health improvements. After nervous trouble and heart issues, she brewed Postum 15 minutes to dark richness, felt better, slept better, and now her family also prefers it. She endorses Postum and urges others to try it.
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Kentucky
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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