B F Keith And His Success In The American Stage
The article traces B F Keith’s rise from a single Boston room to a vast vaudeville empire. It details key ventures from 1880s Boston to Philadelphia, New York, Providence, and London, noting landmarks like the Bijou theater and the Chestnut Street theater. It emphasizes his continuous performance model and his influence on theaters nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Keith
Mr. Keith
Wiogton Street
Boston
Keith Tetters
Ket
Contmunions
USSG
Sabb
Dresin
Keith
Providence
BR L
Session O
Providence Nase
Luv
D Philadelpha
North Eighth Street
Union Square
New York
Ies
Chestnut Street
Princess Theater
London
Canada
Baseball Legends in Early 1900s Paragons of the Game
A biographical sketch recounts Richard Padden born in 1871 and his rise from Roanoke to the Pittsburgh and St Louis clubs, then notes Robert Buglach born in Baltimore in 1871 and Timer Pack from Bedford. It details trades, minor league ambitions, and Elmer Flick’s contract dispute affecting the Philadelphia and Cleveland clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Padden
St Lows Americans
Martie Ferrs
Roanoke
Chick Stahl
Padden
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St. Louis Aferican
Tle
Robert Uuglach
Boston
Baltimore
University of Maria
WattThomas TL
Reilly
Migrarer
Merden Conn
Unehiul Ta
Si21
Milwankee Arberten Association
New York Americcan Deare
Wich
Fosten
Outiekhter
Thas
Tre
Si Rouiud
Timer Pack
Am Obielow
Bedford
Younsstown
Sog
Payton Club
Stallings
Philadelphia
Wiley Wiatt
Athletic Club of
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Elmer Flick
Chiuse
Flick
Tajoie and
Bernhardt
Cleveland Elut
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Mick
Lajoie
Cleveland
Fambar Faces In New Plays At New Amsterdam Theater
The Prodigal Son at New Amsterdam is praised for realism and strong cast including Edwin Morgan W E Thompson Charlotte Walker Dringie Waite Sylver Boucicault and Ben Webster. The staging by Liebler & Co is elaborate and the performance considered emotional and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Dramatic
Halliane
New Amsterdan Theater
Liebler & Co
Edwin Morgan
W. Ee.thompson
Charlotte Walker
Dringie Waite
Sylver Boucicault
Ben Webster
Prine Consort
London Assurance
Meo Morgan
Magnus
Mr. Bouderuit
Oscar
Thompseon
Thompson
Roblin to Meet Wille in Coast Heavyweight Showdown
Report says John Wille and Gus Roblin near a coast fight with preparations nearly complete. The winner would then face Marvin Hart, as Roblin recalls a past dynamic when Wille seemed easy prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin
Wille
John Wile
Gus Roblin
Marvin Hart
Canadian pacing mare Keswick dominates Syracuse opener
Maud Keswick, the fastest pacing mare bred in Canada, won a strong opening day race at Syracuse, stopping 127063 on a poor track while racing under Keswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Kendrick
Maud Keswick
Keswick
Canada
Syracuse
The Contractor Retained for Next Season’s Stakes
The Contractor, a confender in this year’s Chemaber of Commerce stake, will likely not race again this season and is held over for next season’s stakes Pan Pateh’s Speedy Son. Ed Patel, son of champion Tran Patel 156, held the trick ree om oat Monficelo DL, pacing in 2 15at) at the recent meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemaber of Commerce
Pan Pateh
Ed Patel
Tran Patel
Harry Howell's Hoodoo in Washington Persists
Plarry Forwell, noted pitcher, remains convinced he cannot win in Washington despite strong performances in other cities. The piece highlights lingering belief in a regional hoodoo affecting his morale and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Howell
Plarry Forwell
Washington
The Cause of Sudden Deaths Poison Explained
A health advertisement claims kidney disease drives many sudden deaths through kidney toxin buildup affecting the heart bladder and other organs. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy and offers samples and a free book by mail from Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tmial
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
de. Kutehin
Ohio
Watehin
Hatchin
Thum
Mutehin
Luthar Rance
Hasalsc
Sec
Bia
Katehin
HatehiIa
United States
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B.F. Keith
Europe
Baseball ‘‘Fets
Dicky Padden
Cleveland Star
Hald Padden
Fambar
Tus
Themtas
Miss Walker
the Wolfe
Frodigal Son
Mr. Caine
Augustus Thomas
John Drew Gud
Inciden Indy
Charles Prohinanar
Lampire
Margaret Dale
Mr. Luren
de Lances
Mr. Thomas
Charotte Walesh IN
Son
Chester, Edwin and Dwight Streets
George and Johnson Street
Wachter Street
Clay Alley
South Erie Street
James R. Dunn
S. Erie St
Thomas Burd
Southern Arkansas Lands
Arkansas
Schaefer
Shelter
Chichester
Reeurn Mal
Y Drugemts Chichester Chemical
Stark
Sugar Creek
State of
Glevenor
First Mortgang
Mary Ann Oberlin
John Wobber
Ng & Braucher
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Buffalo
City OF Buffalo
Met
Sumbay
Buffalo Sp
Toledo
Detroit
M.S. Ry
Elec
C.&b. Line
W. F. Herman
J B. Schrader
Erie St
Massillon
Mott’s
Drnevoists
DR. Mott's Chemical CO
Obia
I Dr. Kutchin
U. 8S
Joe
Chicago
Maplewood Sanitarium
Will
Columbus
Rutehio
Uni
Warthorst & CO
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