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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
25
Fragmented odd tale recalls Tom the Piper's son and Hubbard's farm scene with a long rambling stream of events. Names, places, and quirky incidents appear, including references to children, a drinker, and a chaotic march through a memory landscape. The piece reads like a clipped fragment from a public notice or diary.
Miss Bisbee weds 0. C. Vruan in a Phoenix area ceremony with Master of Ceremonies at St. Bartholomew's. The pageant includes Rosalie and Suysum as bridesmaids while invited guests and family members fill the ceremony and reception, highlighting local society ties and the couple's future plans.
Fragmented OCR text describes a wedding or church event at St Bartholomew's in White Sulphur Springs with mention of a bride and summer plans. Names and places are garbled, but references to Tremadgen Urhhasampean and Marhianalal appear as unreadable fragments. The passage reads as a damaged local notice with limited readable details.
Fragmented note details Lenox church elections, Trinity Parish officers, and various names and places with scattered references to marriages, community events, and local figures. The readable portions indicate parish roles, individuals, and ceremonial mentions within a community setting.
A one armed man saved a girl during a crowded Columbia Theater performance, directing her to safety as a fire emergency unfolded. He assisted her to water and remained with her until authorities arrived, while theatre staff coordinated evacuations and re-opened the venue for later acts.
Theatre page reports on plays and players including cast members, stage events, and upcoming performances at the Kent Street Theatre. Notable names, dates, and production details appear with pricing and venue notes for the current week.
The article notes a night opening performance at New Brighton with the See Hingatarr Rents and a range of acts. It references a company tied to the Coast and Hilary, plus the arrival of a commander and a War Tenartimest context, with dated mentions around January 1.
A fragmentary New Haven report describes a disturbance or appearance linked to a stage or theatre group. Names such as Alfred, Alfred, and others appear amid garbled lines mentioning campers, a police presence, and spectators. The text references groups and individuals in a tense public scene.
The Pirates at the Sullivan Theatre drew praise for a lively performance with Sir William Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan’s music. Key performers included Marie Horgan, Mr Waterous, and a notable child actress in a witty, vivacious operetta. The production pleased the New York audience as a strong spring revival.
Obituary notes the death of Dr J B Thomas aged 82, emeritus of the Baptist church in Brownlyen. He served in Reookaym and Heomkien, with ties to the boca Avenue community, leaving a long career in religious service.
Fragmented report details a chaotic curtain call as Frank Tinney and performer peers clash over substitutions and stage positions. Mention of Eve Tonievay and other names hints at a crowded cast and shifting roles during a show at The Agatenee venue yesterday.
Local review notes a lively piano and chorus production of The Chocolate Soldier at the Standard Theatre Bradway, with strong performances by Pharies Bowers and Arthur Cunningham and a well-paced, engaging show despite imperfect diction and garbled stage direction. The piece mentions production costs near 9 million dollars and references John Joenin as president in a surrounding note.
The summer garden opening atop the Hotel McAlpin on Broadway near Thirty-fourth Street attracted many attendees including Mr. and Mrs Alberto Salinas of Chili, Manuel Gontilva of Coat Rien, and members of the Amercean Association. Attendees included Van Vechten Olcott, Republican club president, as the complex garden transformation drew enthusiastic applause from a nine musician ensemble and performers Lady Merrick and Allan JeTernon.
The New York Lyceum Theatre on Wat Vontri Street screened moving pictures showing Africans in hunting scenes. A charging rat scene caused a fright near the patio as actress Lady Saukemzie fell, with stage decor and lighting contributing to the tense moment.
An elderly violinist from the Sieheat family line died alone in a small room at 9S076 Gesaere ton Avesar. Neighbors noticed no movement until a doctor confirmed he had been dead for some time. He left only a single pawned violin and no close kin, his last days spent in isolation and fading memory.
The Brooklyn area page reports multiple deaths and funeral notices, including Higgins death at home and veterans linked to Civil War, with services set in local churches and interments at regional cemeteries. It lists names such as Richard B. Greenwald and Anthony A. Vardo Simonaon among others, with addresses and funeral dates in early June.
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