St Albans Guild Vaudeville at Adler Delights Audience
The St. Albans guild presented a two night vaudeville at the Adler featuring a butterfly song with 60 girls, a fairy queen and stolen fairy roles, a chorus in Hello Frisco, and a dreamland duet. Minstrels, solos, and a grand flag drill highlighted the program with many local girls and guests in Spanish costume. Two indictments against Chicago Police Chief Healey were returned by the grand jury on charges of malfeasance and conspiracy.
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St. Alvan's Guild
Pana
Stolen Fairy
Marie Kohl
Ruth Blodgett
Hello Frisco
Alice Neumann
Edgar Kohl
Clara May
Leona Elmner
Waudeal Cournoyer
Ella Wirth
Grace Trudeat
Mildred Ware
Farrell
William
Burns
Te Hastings
Ernie Schaike
Lynvartling
Donald Mource
Kathryn Kiiner
Kathryn Sparr
Anna Jane Cyndy
Pauline Moher
Marion Chilcote
Kathryn Kamps
Bessie Meadows
Zoa Blodgrit
Cal
Julia Wendt
Lloyd
Hildegarde Kleinheing i
Clyde Ganzel
Lucile Trodgett
Anson Campbell
Monica Tee
Maryrose Mertle
Adela Scheibe
Nonie Holmes
Edward A Arthur Fleckenstein
Adolph Kleinweinz
A. M. Chase
Maurine Kamps
William Kerney
FR. Pollard
Pansy Fewelothes Dockstetter
Dinah Snowhall Washington
Mary Gozome Pields
Pearly Dowdrop Williams
Brod Krieg
Butler
Holmes
Schuette
Scheribo
Williams
M Wirth
Tradeau
Hi Tice
Mertle
Happe
Bon
Blodgett
Witt
Candy
Wars Kinney
Cournoyer
Lange
Ruth Pollard
A Liew
Goodin
Annette Tiffayt
Emma Ke
Clifford
Mareh
Carla Kraus
Joe March
Lynette McCulloch
Allison Bly
Orvilla Butler
Lloyd Whitney
Beatrice Schuette
Walter Noll
Kathleen Pfeiffer
Adolph
A. M. Chases
Edward Acker
Misa Alice Neumann
Edward Kohl
Dolly Dean
America
Lila Anderson
Dorothy Hangen
Georgia Campbell
Esther Leonard
Beatrice Burns
Hazel Cummings
Marguerite Tice
Dorothy Allman
Helen N. Sine
E. C. Pors
G. E. Blodgett
Guild
Healey
Chicago
Amusements at Adler Theater Highlight September Morn Show
The Adler theater in Marshfield hosts September Morn a lively musical revue led by Arthur Gillespie. The production boasts a polished chorus and an engaging book while tickets are sold at Liese's drug store. Also scheduled are films and live acts at Trio theater and the Adler with stars like Billie Burke James Morrison Roscoe Arbuckle and Bessie Barriscale in various features through the week.
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Adler Theater
Marshfield
Arthur Gillespie
Liese
Trio’ Theater
Whiner
Billie Burke
Gloria
Universal
Frank Daniels
Vitagraph
James Morrison
Dave Daresy
Triangle
Adier
Roscoe Arbuckle
the Adler
Bessie Barriscale
Thomas H. Ince
William Desmond
Pavlova to star at Adler in The Dumb of Portis spectacle
One of cinema’s greatest events headlines the Adler theater Saturday with Anna Pavlova in The Dumb of Portis. Adlai theater listings note Walter Bayley Stock Company opens Monday at the Adler with a varied program including Wanted by the Police and several other plays and vaudeville acts. The cast features J Willard Bayley, Cecille Elliott, Etta DeVoto and others, with special scenery and nightly changed programs.
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Adler Theater
Russia
Pancer
Anna Pavlova
Portis
Aera House
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Coulthard
DeVoto
Bayley
J. Willard Bayley
Harry Royale
Thomas Dodd
Thomas Coulthard
Boyd R. Bunch
Cecille
Pavlova Paid 1.11 Per Second For Film Work
The Universal Film company paid Anna Pavlova one dollar and eleven cents per second for her time in The Dumb Girl of Parties at Adler theater. Reports mention other stars like Mary Pickford and Geraldine Farrar with high per‑week or per‑minute rates, noting Pavlova's unusually precise compensation.
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Anna Pavlova
Universal Fil Company
Adler
Anna Held
Geraldine Farrar
Carmen
Anna Pavlano
The
Universal
Pavlova Set Box Office Record With Portici Role
The article notes Pavlova earned a then record sum for film work in The Dumb Girl of Portici. Official time sheets show five weeks of work at five hours daily across five days weekly, totaling $50,000. This equates to $10,000 per week and $400 per hour, roughly $66.06 per minute, about $1 11 per second.
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Rama
Pavlova
Bac
Portici
Probate hearing set for Frederick Erkhoff will in Marshfield
In Wood County Wisconsin the matter of the last will and testament of Frederick Erkhoff deceased is filed. William Thuss petitions to probat e and grant letters testamentary. The hearing is scheduled for November 28 1916 at 10 o clock AM in Grand Rapids. Notice will be published three weeks in The Marshfield Times to inform all interested parties.
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State OF Sconsin
Wood County
Wisconsin
Frederick Erkhoff
Frederick Rekhof
Marshfield
County of Wood
Willian Thuss
Grand Rapids
Ww. J. Conway
Marine Makes Rifle Record at Military Championship
Jacksonville Florida Captain W Gar land Fay of the United States Marine Corps wins the individual military championship earning an autographed letter from President Wilson and a handsome gold medal. He secures a record in the rifle event, adding to his distinguished service.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Wilson
W. Garland Fay
United States Marine Corps
United
Marines Shine In National Rifle Match at Jacksonville
Gantam Fay outshot 667 competitors by scoring 98 of 190 at one thousand yards, delivering a prestigious mark for the Marines who have won this rifle match four times in the past eight years.
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Jacksonville
Gantam Fay
Pember auction and community notes in Rock
Rock town reports a Pember auction with attendees. William Behling fired a silo for Mitchell Florence and pressed hay for Joseph Florence. Paulson skinned cattle from Lindsey. The Remabligan rally at Woodman hall drew a good crowd. Henry Sherman plans a new residence. A Democratic meeting to discuss issues is set for Wednesday evening. Andrew Hanson’s children return to school after illness. Roy Clerk's wedding and dance at Woodman hall planned for this evening.
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William Behling
Mitchell Florence
Joseph Florence
Paulson
Lindsey
Woodman Hall
Henry Sherman
Andrew Hanson
Niuren
Roy Clerk
How Carnegie Got His Start in Industry
Carnegie stood out as a telegraph operator on the Pennsylvania Railroad under Colonel Thomas A. Scott. During a line wreck, with Scott away, he sent a dozen telegrams signed as Scott to clear the blockade, defying rules. The superintendent asked if he knew he broke rules, and Carnegie replied by asking if Scott’s trains were running. Scott then made him private secretary, and years later Carnegie became Scott’s successor at age twenty eight.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pennania
Thomas A. Scott
Colonel Scott
Voung Carnegie
Carnegie
Scott
Philipp and suffrage debate stirs Wisconsin politics
Gov. Philipp signals awareness that pre election discussion of suffrage in Wisconsin could be harmful. The remark reflects concern over timing before the November vote and potential political consequences.
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Philipp
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Campaign Rumors Cloud Hughes Visit
The Milwaukee Journal on October 16 reported New York society women on the Billion Dollar Special were not welcome in Wisconsin Republican circles, possibly angering Governor Philipp who denied an official attitude while noting the group’s night passage. The piece also outlines the 1916 mail voting process in Wisconsin, including eligibility, timelines, and required affidavits for absent voters.
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Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Journal of
New York Society
Hughes
Philipp
Phillup
Absent Voting by Mail Lets Voters Cast Ballots Away
A Wisconsin law allows absent voters to mail in ballots for election day. The article explains how railroad workers and travelers can vote remotely, detailing who qualifies and how to arrange for a ballot beforehand to ensure their vote counts while away from home.
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Wisconsin
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Gine Charles M. Schwab
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