Amusement Coming Event of the Season Arizona
The thrilling four act Militars drama by Agustin Thomas will open at Steward's Opera House Monday January 28 directed by C M DeVere formerly of the Lyric Stock Company Salt Lake City. Local talent presents Cast of characters with Canby estate Canby ranch near Tucson portraying frontier army life with specialties between acts by city performers.
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Agustin Thomas
Steward’s Opera House
C. M. DeVere
Lyric Stock Company
Salt Lake City
Henry Canby
E. L. Eckley
Banham
Gillilan
Canby
Janette Stevens Kelley
Estrella Benham
Lillian Bates Richardson
Lena Kellar
Ethel Steward DeVere
Denton
H. E. Coolidge
Benita Canby
Maude Simpson Scroggin
Miss MacCullagh
Gertrude Brewer
Fenlon
A. B. Rogers
Quigley
Childers
Tucson
Arizona
Wild
How to Cure Chilblains and Skin Ailments
Joan Kemp of East Otsfeld Maine recommends Bucklen's Arnica Salve for chilblains fever sores indolent ulcers and skin diseases. The salve is guaranteed to cure and available at the New Drug Store for 25 cents. Also notice Freshman Bros offer fortyfold straw at 5 dollars with delivery by phone Black 622.
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Joan Kemp
East Otsfeld
Bucklen
New Drug Store
Freshman Bros
Black
Sergeant Kitty delights Tacoma in lively musical comedy
The Tacoma theatre hosted Sergeant Kitty to a crowded house last night with Helen Byron as Sergeant Kitty earning praise for her charm and voice. James McElhern as Captain Jaques Joaquiniere delivered strong encores while Charles Fulton showed a fine tenor. The chorus impressed though some cast members appeared hampered by illness and solemnity among the women.
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the Daily Ledger
Tacoma Washington
Tacoma Theatre
War
Kitty
Helen Byron
James McElhern
Jaques Joaquiniere
Charles Fulton
Lucian
The
Tacoma Daily News
Sergeant Kitty
Tacoma
Theatre Notes: Helen Byron Shines in Sparkling Title Role
The company gains praise with a bright production led by Helen Byron in the title role. Costumes are fresh and pretty and the show feels lively and refreshing. A subsequent skating and dancing party at Noyes rink offered music from nine to ten with an excellent floor and comfortable crowd size for a pleasant evening.
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Helen Byron
Noyes Rink
Cured of Lung Trouble by New Discovery
It is row eleven years since I had a narrow escape from consumption writes C. Floyd of Kershaw South Carolina. He weighed 135 pounds and coughed constantly day and night before using Dr Aung s New Discovery. After six months his cough and lung trouble vanished and he reached 170 pounds. Thousands healed yearly. Guaranteed at Newlin drug store. 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
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C. Floyd
Kershaw
S.C
Newlin Drug Store
Society notes on Current Topic Club meeting
The Current Topic Club met with Mr and Mrs G C Osburn to discuss rights of Japanese in San Francisco public schools. A public auction of many packages raised fifty beans per member, the best financier honor won by Mrs Turner Oliver.
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G C Osburn
San Francisco
Turner Oliver
Geo. L. Cleaver
Washington
Caucus Drops Resolution Protest Against Naturalization
In a Republican assembly in Sacramento on January 24 the group adopted a resolution denouncing any federal push to naturalize Japanese or any Asiatic race. The resolution urges Congress to oppose such legislation to protect the welfare of California and the United States.
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Scripps News Association
Sacramento
United States
Congress
Shonts resigns Isthmian Canal Commission post
Theodore P. Shonts announces resignation from the Isthmian Canal Commission stating no quarrel with the commission or the President. He says he finished work to stabilize the canal’s construction and will focus on work with New York’s Interborough Metropolitan Transit Company. Chief Engineer Stevens may lead the commission going forward.
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Scripps News Association
Kansas City
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Cannal Commission
Commission
Interborough Metropolitan Transit Company
Death of Senator Russell A. Alger at 81 in Michigan
Russell A Alger died at his Michigan home from heart disease at 81. An orphan from childhood, he rose from farm work to teaching, law, and Civil War service as a captain. He later became governor, Secretary of War under McKinley, and U.S. senator for six years. The article adds discussions on radium’s potential uses and energy.
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Washington
Russel A i
Wire
Boonesville
Bieng
Gettysburg
Oney
Sheridan
Michigan
Adj
McKinley
United Senate
Wiliam Crooks
Curie
Wess Petroleum
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