Way to the Heart heads the Keith & Proctor program in New York
Julius Steger headlines a vaudeville bill at Keith and Proctor's 13th Street theater presenting Ruth Comfort Mitchell's The Way to the Heart. The piece explores labor, brotherly love, and selfless devotion with Steger delivering a standout Richard Morton. Also on the program Little Johnny Jones plays three days at Park theater with notable Cohan troupe. Majestic features Forepaugh's The Warrens of Virginia with Belasco production heritage and strong reviews.
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Rand Opera Louse
Keith & Proctor
13Th Street Theater
New York
Julius Steger
Ruth Comfort Mitchell
Bill
Steger
Richard Morton
Paul Lincke
F. Atbee
Martin Beck
Little Johnny Jones
Spittie Johnny Jones
George M. Cohan
the Park Theater
Wsual Cohan
Cohan
Majestic
Warrens of Virginia
David Belasso
Frank Keenan
Charlotte Walker
David Belasco
Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
King Casey Rules Far Island on South Seas Stage
Johnny Ray the comedian claims to reign as King Casey on island Laia Pa Zaza and travels nightly with a court of about 60 performers. He formerly served as a Waldorf Astoria fireman and now headlines at the Park theater presenting royal theatrics to audiences.
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Pare Theater
South Sea
Lala Pa Zaza
Johnny Ray
Ray
King Casey
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York City
Laia Pa Zaza
Park Theater
the Park Theater
The Star Show Girls at Empire Theater This Week
The Empire theater presents a high quality burlesque and vaudeville lineup featuring the Star Show Girls troupe. Principal performers include John T. Baker Lorni Lynn Jim Dixon Anderson Reynolds Lew Adams Nicodemus White Bert Weston Violet Moore Fay Odell and others in a program of dances songs comedy and novelty acts.
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Empire Theater
Star Show Girls
Headlners
John T. Baker
Lorni Lynn
Jim Dixon
Anderson and
Reynolds
Lew Adams
Nicodemus and
White
Bert Weston
Violet Moore
Fay Odell
Returned father of 87 reappears after 37 years in Chicago
Judge Williams hears John Griffin 87 who deserted his family in 1872 after beating his wife. Griffin’s four children recount a life of hardship for their mother who worked at the wash tub to educate and clothe them. The son vows he will not aid the father, even at jail.
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Chicago
John Griffin
Griffin
Rad
First Football Mishap at State University Tryouts
Lexington reports a senior law student A. F. Baker broke his left leg in football practice at Stallfield Saturday while attempting to make the university team. Baker is a student at State University and is being treated for the injury.
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Lexington
A. F. Baker
State University
Stallfield
Grace Strachan Delayed By Sea Voyage Injury
Grace O Strachan New York director of schools and advocate for equal pay for women and men teachers was late for school after injuring a hand and knee in a fall aboard the Cedric of the White Star Line on the voyage home from Europe. She continued to Genoa instead of Naples as planned to visit the Pope.
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New York
Grace O. Strachan
White Star Line
Naples
Rome
Genoa
Botanic Blood Balm promises cure for blood diseases
A vintage advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a guaranteed remedy for primary to tertiary blood poisons, eczema, rheumatism, and related symptoms. It claims thousands cured yearly, invites obstinate cases, and offers $1 per bottle with directions, through Atlanta and Weber Drug Co in Indianapolis.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
Express
Langpelis
Ind
Weber Drug CO. Cor
Wash
Sts
Preacher Sues City Over Squirrel Bite Medical bill
Pittsburg case involves Rev. Charles V. Molnar seeking about $13 for Pasteur treatment after a squirrel bite in East Park. The bite occurred as police tried to seize the animal from a dog, with Molnar injured in the hand.
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Pittsburg
East Park
Charles V. Molnar
Former Senator Blair remembered in Washington years after
Ex senator Henry W. Blair of New Hampshire remains a Washington figure after retirement. Once a household name for the Blair educational bill, he proposed federal aid to educate children with a larger share for African Americans. The bill cleared the Senate but stalled in the House amid southern and Democratic opposition.
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Washington
Sep
Henry W. Blair
New Hampshire
Congress
Blair
South
Senate
House Committee On Education
Friends of
Burlington Wins Central Association Pennant
Burlington clinched the Central association pennant in a season noted as the league's best since its formation. The title race stayed tight with Hannibal Keokuk and Kewanee mounting pressure to the finish.
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Kewanee
Central Association
Burlington
Hannibal
Keokuk
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