Wrecking Ventures Grow as Bradley Plans Bigger Buoy
Bradley and Captain Titcomb profit from salvage operations aboard the Ruth Giin and Lizzie with over 2 000 dollars split after cargo recoveries. Underwriters' agent later sponsors a 400 dollar salvage job as they eye larger ventures while delaying a new vessel. In a domestic scene Miss Tempy reads to friends as a possible visitor causes surprised reactions in the kitchen with Clara Hopkins present.
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Xil
Radley
Gus
Bradley
Bunker Hill Monument
Ruth Giun
Orham Harbor
Obed Nickerson
Brad
Jeremiahs
Obed
Lizzie
Titcomb
Captain Titcomb Returns to Visit Prissy Family
In a lively scene at Miss Tempy and Miss Prissy's home Captain Titcomb visits the ailing Prissy and her sister, delivering jokes and reminiscences while reuniting with Bradley Nickerson. The playful reunion ends with a plan for Bradley to pursue his Boston ambitions and a hint of renewed romance as Sara and Gus discuss future travel.
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Miss Prissy
Miss Tempy
Captain Errs Titcomb
Prissy
Brad
Cap'n
Dartus
Ace
Titcomb
Ezra
Father
Darky
Bradley
Sara
Cap’n
Captain Titcomb
Gus
Orham
Boston
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape
Brad Nickerson
Sam Hammond
Sam
Wrecking Company
New York
Gus Baker
Trust
Fle
Winnipeg Growing Theatrical Centre With Walker Theatre
Winnipeg's Walker Theatre boosts the city's standing as a theatre hub with top New York stars. Major acts announced include Bessie Bussey in Miriam Michelsen adaptation In the Bishop's Carriage, Marie Cahill in Marrying Mary, Max Firman in The Man on the Box, and many others across a packed 1907 08 season. The lineup features Edward Abeles Frank Daniels John Drew Adelaide Thurston Ogla Nethersole and Jan Kubelik among a broad array of plays operas and recitals.
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Walker Theatre
Winnipeg
Leslie Carter
Viola Allen
Lilian Russell
Henrietta Crosman
Otis Skinner
William Faversham
New York
United States
Winniper
America
Walker
Bessie Bussey
Uchanning Pollock
Miriam Michelsen
Marie Cahill
Eda
Milton Boyle
Mary
Miss Cahill
Gauze and Gaza referenced in curious wartime verse
The piece notes Gaza meaning treasure and the image of a woman in gauze as poetic metaphor. It then reports on William Voigt’s post imprisonment prospects in 1910 Germany including a welfare committee plan for a free residence, cobbler workshop, and a pension, plus 1238 marriage offers from women.
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Gaza
Palestina
Samson
Voltaire
Voigt
William Voigt
Kopenick
J*re
Protoplasm Description and Unknown Chemical Nature
The passage defines protoplasm as a living transparent viscid substance of protein with 70 percent water. It coagulates at 130 degrees and dies when body temperature reaches this point. Since only dead protoplasm can be analyzed, its chemical nature remains undetermined. its closest relatives lie in albuminoids such as egg white.
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Peerleas” .N
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Cora
Mass
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Mase
Alpheus Cook
Nce
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney &O
Tcee Hall
Brilliant
Max Firman
Woodland
Henry W. Sewage
Grace George
London
Miss George
Jerome K. Jerome
Klaw & Erlanger
Lion and the Mouse
Charles Klein
de Wolf Hopper
Patrick Campbell
England
Euripides
Electra
Campbell
Mary Marble
Chip
Miss Marble
Broadhurst
Harry Girard
Joe Brethen
Max Figman
John Cort
Truax
Edward Abeles
Frank Daniels
Tattooed Man
Brown
Harvard
Henry Woodruff
the Earl and the Girl
Eddie Foy
McIntyre
Heath
John Drew
Wife
Billie Burke
Miss Burke
Mr. Drew
Henry W. Savage
Calve
Ellis Jeffreys
Madeleine Lucette Ryley
Queen's Theatre
Rork
Big Musical Company
Frank Lalor
Louis James
Mr. James
Falstaff
Adelaide Thurston
Strongheart
Ralph Stuart
Right of Sword
Maud Fealy
Beatrice
Ogla Nethersole
Carmen
Rachel Crothers
Jan Kubelik
Winniver
Canada
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