The Blindness of Virtue at Hamilton’s Theatre
Amusements note announces The Blindness of Virtue a London hit touring the US. The drama warns against parental neglect of daughter education and cautions against ignorance of men as a tragedy unfolds in an English vicarage.
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Hamilton
Gar's Theatre
Title Theatre
London
Wilam Morris
Studebaker ‘Vheatire
Chicago
Ark Theatre
Boston
Slaughter
Thay
England
Dancing master mixups charm Sugar's Theatre crowd
Dec 30 at Sugar's Theatre Victor Morley, mistaken by many as a real dancing master, receives letters asking for lessons in the Verpische art. In the Dance Lesson number Morley and Chute guide Prudence through waltz steps, ending in a lively tumbling finale.
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Bernice McCabe
Sugar’s Theatre
Victor Morley
Morley Ag Tens Chu
Morley
This Date in History
Plymouth settlers select town site and begin building for common use in 1620. Arkwright, inventor of the spinning frame, born in 1732. Boston records burned in 1747. Joseph Smith born 1805. Guerrero deposed in 1829. British troops sent to Canada in 1861. Howard Blake forms Canadian Liberal ministry in 1871. Lord Roberts sails for South Africa in 1899.
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Plymouth
Sir Richard Arkwright
Preston
England
Boston
Joseph Smith
Guerrero
Mexico
Santa
Canada
United States
Howard Blake
Lord Roberts
South Africa
John H. Stephens Celebrates Sixty-Sixth Birthday
The text notes John H. Stephens of Texas born December 23, 1847 in Shelby County. It details his education at Cumberland University class of 1872 and political career from Texas senate to nine terms in Congress. Also mentions other notable birthdays including William H Moody Oscar Straus Dr John Worst Connie Mack aged 60 to 51.
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John H. Stephens
Texas
Congress
Shelby County
Cumberland University
Montague
Tex
Vernon
Stephens
Texas Senate
William H. Moody
Supreme Court of the United States
Oscar 8. Straus
New York
John H. Worst
North Drésota
Snow Falls Across Panhandle and North Texas
Snow blanketed the Panhandle and North Texas including Childress and Dee, with general accumulation west of Fort Worth. Six inches fell overnight across Texas and nearby Oklahoma, while publishers and agents note steady demand for periodicals.
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Childress
Texas
Dee
Panhandle
Oklahoma
North Texas
Fort Worth
Five Thousand U S Officers Sailors Await Christmas Afloat
In New York on December twenty second five thousand officers and men aboard the battleships Utah Florida Arkansas and the Wyoming anticipate a merry Christmas. Paymasters have distributed nearly $200000 to the crew. menus will range six to eight courses for Christmas dinners. crews enjoy shore leave and ship operations pause most of the week.
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New -York
United States
Utah
Florida
Arkansas
Wyoming
Baron Everstone Celebrates 71st Birthday at Kensington
London reports Baron Everstone retired as Lord Chief Justice and living in Kensington marks his seventy first birthday today. He is noted as the first former Lord Chief Justice to survive post retirement, with Sir Rufus Isaacs his successor. A separate notice from Monroe seeks a license to operate a bar at 217 De Siard Street, dated 13-10t by T. C. Evans.
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London
Baron Everstone
Rufus Isaacs
Kensington
Lord Alverstone
England
City Council of
Monroe
DeSiard Street
Southern Grocer Company stockholders meeting notice
Stockholders of The Southern Grocer Company limited are called to meet on Wednesday January 14 1914 to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary G B Trousdale phone 142 and vice president J G Bell address box 642 announce the notice.
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The
Southern Grocer Company, Limited
Selling Out to Quit at Fashions Home
A millinery shop on Dedtard Street advertises a storewide sale with all items offered regardless of cost. The notice emphasizes clearing stock at Fashions Home.
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