Roosevelt La Follette Split Shapes 1912 Outlook
The piece analyzes Roosevelt's Bull Moose impact on Republicans and Democrats, noting disruption of both parties and strong cross support from former Democrats. It suggests Progressive strength could swing key states like Washington and California, with future outcomes depending on Democratic handling and Republican stance on tariff versus revenue. The article also comments on anti-racial stereotyping in theater and calls for international understandings to avoid diplomatic theatre incidents.
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Taft
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California
Value of Details in a Dress by a Boston Mont tor
A Boston Mont tor essay emphasizes careful detail in dressmaking. It advises on buttonholes hooks and eyes thread choice and seam finishing to avoid amateur flaws and achieve a polished fit and appearance.
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New York Press
Boston Monttor
Orpheum Portland Show Delights House Crowd
The expected success at the Orpheum theatre in Portland drew praise for a great show last week. Critics note the performance brought the house down and left patrons impressed by the act.
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Orpheum Theatre
Portland
Two Nations Near War and Round-Up Controversy
The piece discusses Austria and Russia edging toward war over Adriatic access, noting Servia's stance on routes and the broader balance of power. It also criticizes humane society efforts against a local Round-up, arguing riders and animals face no great harm and urging observers to attend before judging the event.
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Russia
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Aegian
Servia
Humane Society
Vanquish Worries to Restore Contentment
Turn your sorrows out and banish brooding. Persistent mood shifts shrink life to worries. Friends drift away as the spirit darkens, until they avoid you or even disengage.
Masquerade Ball at Eagle-Woodman Hall This Wednesday
Masquerade ball set for Wednesday evening November 27 at Eagle Woodman hall with cash prizes and music by the United Orchestra.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Too Much to Pay at the Matinee
A startled street character, in clown makeup, questions prices at the Pastime theater box office. He argues the sign claims a two dollar and thirty cent minimum while the board shows matinee hours from 2:30 to 4:30, revealing the real figure. Main street scenes emphasize a metropolitan bustle as the exchange ends with understanding.
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Main Street
Fred
First electric railways in the 19th century
As early as 1835 experiments occurred with electric locomotives and crude engines in Brandon Vermont and Aberdeen Scotland. The first real trolley line appeared in Berlin in 1870, followed by electrification of Richmond Virginia in 1888 and rapid adoption of overhead trolley systems in Baltimore Kansas City Toronto and Boston.
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Toronto
Boston
Good For Papa Too Little Boy Question About Mary
A child hears his mother scolding a servant for staying out overnight. The boy asks when she will dismiss the father, prompting a jab at family loyalties and propriety. The exchange reveals domestic tensions and humorous innocence within a home.
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Mamma
Mary
Charlie
Papa
Black and White Costumes Stun Champs Elysees Walk
On the Champs Elysees crowds praised three black and white costumes seen during an evening stroll. A dainty white serge two piece with black satin trim, a black taffeta gown with white fagoting, and a white lace trimmed hat led the fashion alongside a long creamy silk wrap and large white lace hat.
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Champs Elysees
Positive Proof from Pendleton Endorses Dean's Kidney Pills
Pendleton resident L Greenawald at 414 Lincoln street reports severe backache kidney soreness and frequent burning during urination. After using one box Dean's Kidney Pills his condition improved with no further complaints. Remember the name for kidney relief. 50c at all stores Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y
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Props
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Stradivarius Not Union Man Sparks Chicago Labor Dispute
In Chicago a dispute within the Federation of Labor arises as Stradivarius and Guarnerius violins lack union labels. Musicians and instrument makers clash over union-made instruments with a planning meeting to seek a settlement.
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Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Stradivarius
Guarnerius
Cremonas
Musicians’ Union
C. B. Dillon
Musicians' Union
Bchiloht
Piano Makers’ Union
Dillon
Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation of Musicians
Woodrow Wilson's Fiddle Mystery in New York Workshop
A mysterious aged violin with a card reading Honorable Woodrow Wilson Princeton Personal Tuning post Hbridge Scroll was seen in Hans Tietgen's West Fortieth Street workshop. A young woman delivered it four days ago and cited the inscription as indicating repairs, prompting speculation about the president-elect's possible musical plans.
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Nero
Rome
Hans Tietgen
Germany
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United States
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No. 12
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Princeton
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