The Ranchman's Son and Other Picture Shows Tale
A list of films shows a Western dramatic clash in The Ranchman’s Son with Harley, Lewis, and Webster leading to murder charges, followed by a series like The Diving Girl, $500 Reward, For the Honor of The Name, The Gambler's Chance, A Hero Almost, and Life on the Border with Perret’s volcano notes and Halemaumau observations. The program includes Selig, Lubin, Biograph, Eclipse, and a Round-Up feature reel.
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Essanay
Allen Harley
Peter Lewis
Lewis
Harley
Jake Webster
Webster
Harley Ranch
Young Harvey
Great Britain
Newport
Ventnor
Shanklin
Lubin
Miss Lawrence
Mr. Johnson
Geta Jt
Perret
Kilauea
Hawaii
Professor Perret
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Halemaumau
Kilouea
Jules Verne
Novelist Wells
Halemauamu
Balloon of lava glass drifts over fiery lake in Honolulu
A huge gas inflated balloon of black lava-glass floats across a lake of fire driven by a lava fountain that boils beneath one end, described by Professor Frank E. in Honolulu. The device appears not to be made by hands.
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Bornig
Jeland
Perret
Struc
Ture
Honolulu
Hawaii
Frank E
No Need to Stop Work Electric Bitters Ad
When doctors orders force work stoppage you feel weak and run down. Electric Bitters lift tone and vigor to prevent breakdown and build you up from the first dose. Thousands praise their health benefits and strength. Guaranteed satisfaction. Only 60c at Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Aged couple's sixty year marriage ends in divorce suit
Mrs Delila Cook of Findlay Ohio aged eighty four sues for divorce from her husband Stephen Cook also eighty four farmer living near Findlay. She claims he no longer provides for her after sixty years of marriage on the same farm purchased and cleared before their wedding.
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Findlay
Ohio
Delila Cook
Stephen Cook
Here
Drowned in buttermilk tragedy at Neb town
Neb-Thomas Tyler, a dairy milkman, died when a wagon carrying 1000 gallons of buttermilk overturned on a road near Gilmore. The tank burst and milk flooded the low mood, trapping Tyler beneath the overturned wagon as bystanders attempted rescue.
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Gilmore
Neb
Thomas Tyler
Der
Betty
Sixteen French Workmen Die in Casino El Dorado Collapse
In Nice on September 8 a disaster at the Casino el Dorado during repairs left sixteen workmen dead and twenty-five missing and believed killed. Authorities and rescue crews searched the rubble for survivors amid the wreckage and ongoing efforts to determine causes.
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Nice
France
el Dorado
Miners Find Gold Coins In Old Florence Camp
Placer miners at the Florence camp in northern Idaho report coins of 2.50 and 5 denominations minted in 1832 found in sluice cleanups. Ground yields up to 10 dollars in gold dust per cubic yard, with old gun metal and silver pieces unearthed. Florence’s past era as a rich mining hub is recalled amid tales of saloons and dances and historic gun fights.
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Spokane
Wash
Old Florence
Idaho
Haingson-Champman
W. A. Patterson
F. P. Lint
Marshall Lake
Florence
Patterson and Lint
Lewiston
Arnica Salve Heals Various Ailments in Freeville
A Freeville man, H. J. Barnum, reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a long lasting fever sore with no scar. The ad claims it heals boils burns cuts and other injuries, with a 25 cent price at Koep pens.
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H. J. Barnum
Freeville
N. Y
Bucklen
Koeppens
Shawnee Indian 108-year-old loses leg in railroad accident
Jimmie Walker a full blood Shawnee Indian of 108 near Tulsa survives after losing a leg in a railroad accident. He once led his clan, has lived near Skistock in Tulsa County. An ad promotes a liver correctant claiming to cure blemishes, priced 50 cents, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jimmie Walker
Waller
Skistock
Tulsa County
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Political Boss Dying In St Louis
Last rites are administered to Col onel Edward Butler, former democratic boss of St Louis, whose rule ended when Governor Folk ousted him as prosecuting attorney. He is not expected to live beyond a few hours.
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St. Louis
Edward Butler
Folk
Bribery arrests hit Gary council in heated franchise case
Gary authorities arrest Maryof Thos Knoot and five city councilmen along with City Engineer W A Williston and another alderman on charges of taking and seeking bribes in a heating franchise deal. The action underscores a broader probe into municipal dealings in the city.
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Gary
Ind
Maryof Thos
Knoot
W. A. Williston
Boy First Depositor At Portland Postal Bank
Eleven year old Jimmie Dineen deposited two dollars to become the first saver at the new postal savings bank opening in Portland on September 11.
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Portland
Jimmie Dineen
Postal Savings Bank
Canoeists Complete perilous Gulf trip from Houston to Galveston
Thomas Cottrill and Joe Silverwall, top U S canoeist, navigated an 18 foot craft from Sea Brook, Houston through Galveston bay into the open Gulf of Mexico. The 30 mile voyage took eight hours with stabilizers and sails aiding passage past the jetties. The crew rode breakers to a safe Galveston beach landing.
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Houston
Texas
Thomas Cottrill
Joe Silverwall
United States
Galveston Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Seabrook
Gulf
Shop girls witness shears fight in city factory row
In New York more than 1000 bystanders including shop girls watched a dispute at a shirtwaist factory end with Palumbo and Panetta fighting. Palumbo was wounded by shears in the shoulder and arm, Panetta cut on the forehead, and Palumbo fainted. Policeman Nathanson helped Palumbo to a hospital. Panetta fled.
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New York
Frank Pialumbo
Dominic Panetta
Palumbo
Instanty Panetta
Panetta
Nathanson
New York Hospital
Club Sued for Damages Over Riot Injuries
Lincoln club facing $10,000 damages claim from Ralph A. Hanson who was injured by a club member in a riot after Umpire McKey’s August 1 decision. Hanson alleges negligence and seeks compensation.
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Lincoln
Lincoln Western League
Ralph A. Hanson
McKey
Old-Time Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
From time immemora, sage and sulphur have long been used to darken hair and treat dandruff. Now Wyeth Chemical Co offers Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, a ready-to-use preparation guaranteed to work or money back. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co for fifty cents a bottle.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
New York
Wyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
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Pendleton
Serge
Skinner
the Peoples Warehouse
Hero
Hans
Old Camp
Mexican Gulf
American Land & Irrigation Exposition
Madison Square Garden
New York City
Northwest
No, & So
U. S
U. 8
U_ 8
Montana
Northern Pacific Ry
L. J. Bricker
General Immigration
ST. Paul
A. M. Cleland
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