Orpheum Tuesday Program At The Picture Show
The Orpheum offers four full reels including The Root of Evil and The Deputy's Love Affair with a Pather entry David and Saul plus The Surprise Party Surprised. Musical selections feature operatic and international pieces. Kalem's The Banker's Daughter, An Arizona Escapade, The Rival Constables and The Song of the Gypsy. War Show Karlberg Sweden adds a contrasting act with dances and national airs.
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Orpheum
el- Aanay
C. M. Anderson
David
Saul
Pathe
Delilah
Lubin
Ruth Masson
John Marson
Pearl
Mother
Italy
Gubetti
Garibaldi
Good Pictures
Kalem
Arizona
American Pathe
Hiram Peckwith
Siple
Peyera
M. L. de Tejada
Chemieux
Zacatecas
G. Condina
Mexico
Medley
R. M. Toledine
Boy survives in hot air pipe rescue in Altoona
Morris Templeton two year old son of Hubert Templeton fell into an open hot air pipe while helping his mother recover a lost thimble in Altoona Pennsylvania. He wedged his arms to halt his fall near the furnace, was later lifted out unharmed as neighbors helped batter down the pipe. The narrow escape occurred as the furnace had little heat that day.
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Altoona
Morris
Hubert Templeton
Tom Hieton
Pluthy
Mia
Templeton
The Peevish Child Needs a Laxative
An advice item recommending Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepain as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims long usage, broad trust, and offers a free sample by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Indiana. It notes a dosage at bedtime and mentions addresses of example users in Salt Lake City and Temecula.
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Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Til
Davenport Mother Mourns In Secret Over Dead Son
A Davenport woman kept vigil over her deceased son Albert Fahlenkamp for more than a week. She tried to buy a coffin quietly. coroner says the body was scarcely recognizable. She is in custody for sanity observation after about $2000 in gold was found sewn into her clothing. Local authorities note the motive appears avarice.
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Davenport
Iowa
Llowa
Albert Fahlenkamp
Prisoners Dig Way Out of Montenegrin Fortress
A Constantinople dispatch to the Chronicle reports that former Montenegrin foreign minister Jovanovich and fellow prisoners escaped Pedgoritza Fortress by a subterranean passage. They were condemned in October 1907 to fifteen years for complicity in a plot against Nicholas I.
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London
Montenegro
Jovanovich
Pedgoritza
Constantinople
The
Chronicle
Nicholas I
Kendrick praises Chamberlain cough remedy for babies
Mrs. T. B. Kendrick of Rasea Georgia endorses Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as the best treatment for coughs colds and croup. The product is available from all dealers.
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T. B. Kendrick
Rasea
Smallpox scare delays New York to Springfield train
Passengers on a westbound New York Central Express were quarantined for about ninety minutes in Springfield Mass after conductor J T Bilas noted suspicious facial blotches on a child from Salem. Physicians aboard later diagnosed a mild chickenpox case, prompting cheers as the train resumed.
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N.Y
Springfield
Mauss
Springfeld
Mass
New York
JT. Bilas
Salem
Palmer
Flock of White Swans Shot Along Susquehanna
In York Pennsylvania gunners along the swollen Susquehanna river shot at a line of white swans near Long Level. A flock counted twenty seven birds stretched about a quarter mile long. Two killed by the Lucas brothers weighed twenty pounds each. John Shank, pilot of the Wild Cat Falls ferryboat, killed three swans and crippled a fourth. The three birds weighed forty pounds together, the largest reaching seventeen pounds.
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York
Susquehanna
Lucas Brothers
John Shank
Wild Cat Falls
Warship for ocean flyer Harry Atwood seeks escort
Aviator Harry Atwood arrives in Washington to ask President Taft Rear Admiral Peary and Secretary Meyer for Navy support. He proposes a 1900 mile summer flight from Boston to St John New Brunswick then to British territory with a scout cruiser or torpedo boat destroyer as escort.
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Harry Atwood
U. 5
Atlantic
Boston
Navy Department
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
Taft
Peary
Navy
Meyer
Atwood
St. John
N. Buan
Girl to Try High Peak Climb of Mount Blackburn
Miss Dora Keen of Philadelphia sails to Cordova Alaska to attempt Mount Blackburn Copper River peak 16140 feet first reached. She will be joined by six Alaskans led by John E Barrett after a failed prior ascent when food and alcohol ran short. Dogs will haul sledges as horses are not used.
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Mt. Blackburn
Seattle
Dora Keen
Philadelphia
Cordova
Alaska
Mount Blackburn
Copper River
Miss Keen
John E. Barrett
Blackburn
Catholics Ask Right of Garb in Indian Schools
Catholic and Protestant delegates testified before Secretary Fisher on the Indians service garb ban for teachers in government aided Tuian schools. The order, issued by Valentine, was suspended by President Taft. Protestants urged Catholics could teach if they removed religious garb during service.
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Washington, D. C
Fisher
Interior Department
Valentine
Indian Affairs
Taft
Catholic Delegates Accept Commissioner Rules on Religion
Catholic representatives agreed to follow the Indian commissioner’s decisions on religious instruction regulations but refused to remove the gaft hardware, insisting it is part of the vows their teachers have taken.
Social life decaying says Bishop Lillis in Kansas City
Catholic prelate Bishop Louis Lillis warned at the first Catholic synod in Kansas City in 25 years that American social life is decaying. He said religion is neglected in the home and driven from the schools, condemning the rising moral evil of white slavery as a crime and sin.
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Kansas City
Christ
Louis
Secret Service hunt for $25,000 lost in mail
Secret Service officers pursue a registered package containing $25,000 missing after delivery from Continental and Commercial Bank in Chicago to First National Bank of Pasadena. Chicago bank officials say the currency not yet received, with authorities tracing the parcel between Chicago and Pasadena, California.
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Secret Service
California
Chicago
Pasadena
Cal
Continental and Commercial Bank
First National Bank of Pasadena
Wireless vegetation tests at naval stations
The Navy conducts wireless tests to determine how vegetation affects radio waves. The program runs from this week until mid summer at the Naval RadioExperiment Station in Washington, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, and the Navy Yards in Philadelphia and Norfolk. Tests include sending letters briefly, then weather reports, at irregular intervals under varying weather conditions.
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Washington
Navy Department
Naval Radio Experiment Station
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy Yards
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Church Brotherhood Meets At Rectory With Spokane Guest
Members of the senior and junior branches of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew are invited to meet Mr. C. Lovsted of Spokane at the rectory tonight at seven o'clock. It is described as a poor spirit medium with little to show.
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Church of the Redeemer
The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
C. Lovsted
Spokane
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Fast Relief
Zemo offered for skin troubles including eczema chafing pimples and salt rheum claims quick relief with no residue. Produced by EL W Rose Medicine Co St Louis and sold by Pendleton Drug Store. Trial bottles priced at 26 cents with money back guarantee.
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EL W. Rose Medicine Co
St Louis
Pendleton Drug Store
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