Mizpah and a Chorus of Theater News
A long theatre column reviews Mizpah and related stage news. It notes Natan as a C-tier influence, Adele Block and others in strong dramatic moments, and Miss Mannering’s effort. The piece previews upcoming London and New York works, including Bedfords Hope, Joan of Arc, and The German Gypsy, with tours and star engagements across the United States.
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Necun
Natan
Hagkett
Miss Mannering
Mizpah
Ria Wheeler Wilcox
New York
Msther
Weber
Adele Block
J. H. Gilmour
Olive Oliver
Ralph Delmore
Wiliam Haresurt
Charles Frohman
Bedford
Hope
Fourteenth Street
Willan J. Kelley
Yorkville Theater Stock Company
Jory Presents Edmund Burke as New York Run Returns
The popular comedian brings his new play Edmund Burke to West Thirty-fourth Street with the original New York cast and scenery. The Majestic run and its famed cast travel for a September opening featuring Italian opera at popular prices. The Hippodrome may raise West seats to two dollars as the city awaits fresh shows.
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Edmund Burke
New York
Majestic Theater
Oscar Hammerstein
Um West Thirty-fourth Street
la Mently
Hippodrome
West
The
Onion Trust
Breisley Diaimond
Madison Square Theater
The Horse Knew Better at the Valley Fair
The Valley Farmer Boys recount a country fair horse exhibition with two reared horses. One worked steadily without show, the other strutted, but a buyer’s insistence on keeping up may punish him, delivering a moral about overhyping a worker proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McNeal
Valley Farmer Boys
Sauna
Woman murderer spared by reprieve calls for pardon
A Jersey jury convicts Mrs Tova of first degree murder but Gov Stokes grants a 30 day reprieve. The case prompts debate over defense of honor and punishment with editorials urging mercy for the cruelly treated. An advertisement follows for Helilater's Rocky Mountain Tea and a piano bargain at 7h Gaston Street.
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Dallas
Simes-Herald Asaya
Tova
New Jurney
Jersey
Stokes
Tolla
Barbed wire and farming supplies offered at low prices
Ury Malt promoted for milk cows with Theo Maggott at 814 E Commerce St advertising best quality stock and plain fence wire. The notice highlights low prices and availability of hardware for dairy farms and fencing needs.
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Theo
Maggott
Commerce St
Talk Getting Cheap Over the Telephone and Vicious Street Turmoil
A New York City item reports the telephone rate cut and future price parity for subscribers, signaling a fierce battle among firms. Also covered are sensational revelations about society figures, waiter wages and tips, and deadly risks as Brooklyn Rapid Transit cars are dropped onto streets, blamed on press pressure and rush.
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Toplcs Gase
Walters
Brooklyn
New York
Com.pany
A& Call
Aitayute
Methodist book concern faces pressure over outsider printing
A charged dispute within Methodism centers on the church printing office. Critics argue the Book Concern should not print for outsiders, theatres, or liquor dealers, while supporters push for unionization and broader printing work. The issue drives church boards and Epworth Leagues to debate policy ahead of regional conferences. Deputy Rhine lander Walle is introduced as a new police deputy commissioner in New York society, drawing skepticism about his credibility and suitability for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Book Concern
Genera
Ficus
Methodist Bool Concern
Eaton
Manny
Big Six
Nuberg
Hcene
Uquor
Epworth Leagues
Churet Boards
IL Ig
Rhinelander Walle
New York
Ilfe
Fami Jse
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised For Kidney Trouble
A San Antonio advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney issues for men women and children. It cites August Dalgado an express driver at 311 Elm St San Antonio Texas praising relief from backaches and irregular secretions after using two boxes bought at local drugstores. The copy urges readers to remember the name and buy only Doan's from Foster-Milburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
August Dalgado
Elm St
Tes
Sayes
Dean
Bexar Drug Co
Fisehay & Springall’s
All Fiealora
Prien BO Cents
Foster-Mini Company
Buffalo
New York
Tinltva
Doap
Cats as Property Proposed by New Law
A Boston correspondent notes a printed bill proposing that any cat with a name and residence on its collar be treated as property under the law. The piece ponders legal standing for cats, collars, and theft, comparing to courts rulings and the state declaring livestock property. It also advertises Winthrop’s soothing syrup for teething.
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Boston
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