Vaudeville Delights Shine in 1900s New York Season
A New York era of one act vaudeville shines with acts like The Love Waltz and Leah the Forsaken. Stars Beatrice Morgan and Nance O Neil draw strong audience reactions. Hamlet condensed by Paul McAllister, and Beatrice Moreland offer sharp comedy. Nazimova and Anna Held bring varied accents and charm. Ringling Bros novelty circus adds aerial feats and laughing clowns.
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Ting
Hamlet
Paul McAllister
Sothern
McAlister
Beatrice’ Morgan
Stragedian
Nance O'Neil
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A. J. Ferguson
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Miss. Moreland
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Botton
Linden
Livingstons
Frank Schadel
France
Germany
England
Ringling Brothers
Paris Patterns dresses with bordered trims and tucks
Sewing pattern notes describe a dress developed from bordered fabrics with borders used as trim at the center front waist and shoulders. The design features pin dotted toulard fabric, center front tucks, cap sleeves formed by downward tucks, and a bordered skirt with a waist seam. Yardage details and size ranges for 36 inch bust are provided.
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Promex
Paris
Vaudeville at Bijou Promises Greatest Season Offerings
Patrons will see Mr. Fields in a wholesome dialect comedy as Oshkosh theatergoers welcome a German village schoolmaster role. Mihek and J West, blackface comedians, join a strong bill with Mr. Fields and Nopanee. The July 20 show includes three other acts, Malchow singing “Will You Always Call Me Toney,” and 2000 feet of animated pictures.
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Harry W. Fields
Redpath
Igtesti
Yonkle
Mr. Fields
Mihek
J. West
Will
Bijou
Malchow
Toney
Eax Son
Ocean voyage marks first leg of record trip
New York reports Captain A. G. Thomsen completed the first half of a record Atlantic voyage aboard the C. F. Tletien. The Scandinavian-America ship's progress is noted as a milestone in the long journey across the ocean.
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New York
Atlantic
A. G. Thomsen
C. F. Tletien
Veteran captain Thomsen recalls sea rescues at ports
Jean Line reports arrival from Copenhagen and Scandinavian ports where the veteran commander, Captain Thomsen aged fifty one, greeted by passengers. He notes his many sea accidents but long avoidance, with vessels involved in several rescues across the Atlantic.
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Jean Line
Copenhagen
Thomsen
Atlantic
Lost text fragment catalog ad demands and prices
Fragmentary notice mentions a price of 1 cent for lores illustrated and a catalog compiling gains of 1000 units. It references an above address to send stamps and ads for children and adult products. The legible parts suggest an old style sales offer with postal reply details.
World language of the English tongue argues future dominance
Brander Matthews cites growth and reach of English as a world language, noting its expanding mother tongue base, literature, and adoption by speakers of Dutch and Polish, with English predicted to rise above French and German influence and achieve global sway.
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Maarten Maartens
Joseph Conrad
Antony Hamilton
Jacob Jed
Brander Matthews
Constitutional debate on courts and presidency in Collier's view
A collection of opinions on constitutional power and the Supreme Court. The piece contrasts checks on executive and legislative influence with the judiciary and questions future justices’ qualifications. It cites Bryan vs Taft, discusses electoral impact, and notes endorsements and remedies for health and wellness products alongside light social humor.
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Ongergat
Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Bryan
Tart
Collier
Wisconsin Bell Telephone Expands Across State
In Wisconsin on June 1 a development increased the system under Wisconsin Telephone Company. The company reports more than 95,000 Bell telephones in use statewide, with 80 toll circuits centered in Milwaukee and 30,000 on connecting companies. By January next, over 100,000 Bell telephones are expected in use in Wisconsin.
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Winconsin
Milwaukee
Bell
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