Corse-Payton dramatic company presents A Dangerous Woman
The Corse-Payton Comedy company staged A Dangerous Woman a four act thriller to a large crowd despite a cold storm. J Frank Burke led as Gerald Massey with strong support from Florence Hamilton and a strong female cast including Minnie Stanley Marie Day and Pauline Fielding. The program also touts Morris and Hall musical comedy and Clyde Fitch The Bird in the Cage with Frohman productions.
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Corse-Payton
J. Frank Burke
Gerald Massey
Gerald Clinton
Florence Hamilton
Antonia
D. J. Sulllivan
Capt. Warmstree
Xnsey
Wilson Day
Abija Peabody
Will Howatt
Louis Benedetti
John W. Barry
Herr Franz
Lawrence O'Brien
General Aubrey
Harry Montell
Ferdie Fortescue
William Dickerman
Waters
Miss Hamilton
Minnie Stanley
Evelyn Aubrey
Marie Day
Sylvia de Mantulana
Pauline Fielding
Vena
Hazel Kirke
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Clyde Fitch
Lowell Opera House
Boston
Mr. Frohman
Mr. Fitch
Man and horses killed in Chicago automobile chase
A racing automobile on Michigan avenue, driven by an unknown chauffeur, fatally injures a park policeman and kills two horses. Cal vin M. Favorite and D. J. Simpson of the Armour company were in danger as Policeman Wall pursued and halted the machine before John W. Gates residence. Wall suffered a fractured skull, and the automobilist escaped.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Calvin M. Favorite
D. J. Simpson
Armour Company
Wall
John W. Gates
Mr. Simpson
Georgia clubwomen expand Federation Model Schools nationwide rise
Georgia clubwomen carry on reform efforts alongside child labor bills. They established two Federation Model Schools in Madison and Floyd counties adding industrial courses like basketry woodwork sewing and cooking. The program, now extended from five to eight months, aims to broaden domestic industry education and attract students through improved surroundings. More schools are planned as the movement grows.
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Georgia
Federation Model Schools
Madison County
Floyd County
Casto cessor opens week with famed acts and quirks
Monday marks the openis of the tenth Casto cessor week with Manager Huaynes promoting a strong s attraction that promises the briefest attendance. Phrase inspires talk as a novel performance, while Phroso: I Automaton blurs lines of man and machine. Ansel troupe and Spray sisters garner praise for spectacle and voices. George H. Diamond sings, Collins and Welch perform Tyrolean numbers, and Uncle Phineas by Alfred Keley caps the lineup.
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Huaynes
Ong
Eiagonesis
Phroso
Ansel
George H. Diamond
Collins Ad Welch
Tyynes
Alfred Keley
Phineas
Women’s Clubs Convert Rural Schools into Centers of Activity
Federation of Women's Clubs led by Mrs A O Granger aims to transform stereotyped rural schools into hubs of educational and industrial activity, per Bentha Nevor Knobe in Che Pilgr.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
A. O. Granger
Cracker State
Che Pilgr
Ohio Centenary Opens Broad Historical Dialog
Ohio marks its centennial with dates debated by historians and lawmakers. The state’s birthday hinges on March 1, 1803, the Chillicothe legislature’s first meeting, while nation readers often cite Nov 29, 1802 as the official statehood date. The article notes Ohio’s role as a corridor between free and slave regions, with Underground Railroad routes passing through the state. It highlights Ohio’s unique position between Canada and the Ohio River and its early diverse settlement, referencing the centennial observance in Chillicothe on May 20–21, 1903.
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Ohio
Chillicothe
United States
Old Northwest Territory
New England
Middle States
South Virginia
Ohio River
Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Weat
Slavery Trave
Leslie
Courier Citizen Want Ads Inquire About Thim’s Reliability
A brief notice highlights the Courier Citizen want ads as reliable options, urging readers to consider Thim for classified needs and local service references. The item underscores trust in the classified section’s recommendations.
The World's New Peace Era Through Trade Power
An editorial argues that lasting peace emerges from global commerce and the rise of the United States. It says industrial growth, free institutions, and economic strength reduce war incentives, linking nations in a new, stable order beyond military might. The piece credits the era’s shifts to industrial and political change, predicting enduring cooperative force.
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Philippine
Venezuela
Colomba
Haiti
Africa
United States
Werda
Mormon "Teacher" duties in Salt Lake City block practice
The World’s Work excerpt describes a Mormon ward teacher in Salt Lake City, Orson Dunford, visiting blocks and reporting on members. It includes a sample verbatim report covering Sister Larsen, her mother’s Sweden trip, aid via Copenhagen mission, and various block cases, ending with a remark on volunteers and a Dan’s Review note on living costs.
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Ons Lal
Salt Lake City
Orson Dunford
Dunford
Anna Larsen
Larsen
Sweden
America
Copenhagen
Utah
Brown
Lagreen
Johnson
Brothensoins
Sorenson
Henry
Australia
Towles
Eid
Glen Miller
Trial transcripts reveal details of Blondin case and witness testimony
Fragments from a courtroom hearing show questions about a hat cloak dress and missing items tied to Blondin and his wife. Witness describes stairs, trunks, an expressman, and a Canada job plan, with Sunday morning presence disputed and a court adjournment pending further testimony.
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Blondin
Ora
Blas
Yale
Blondia
Stirs
Canada
Lowell
Yeu
Berger
Expressian
Blondie
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Sandringham
Edward
Mr. Sousa
Slantington Hall
Ellingwood's
Georgia Club
Nial
Dan
Dedi
Blon
Mr. McLaughlin
Cour
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Hlondin
Hame Ulten
Dia
Blons
Annie
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A&s
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