King of All Farce Comedies at Fowler and Warming's
Matinee Sundays and Tuesdays feature King of all farce comedies skipped by the light of the moon presented by Fowler and Warming ton’s Great Comedians. Lineup includes Bud Ross John Gorman Miss Ethel Earle and others with songs music dance. Prices Evening 25 60 76 and 1.00 Matinee 85 80. Upcoming Rolands Reed November 9 Leals Morrison 10 11 and 12 with Madard Minstrels.
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Fowler
Warmington
Bud Ross
John Gorman
Ethel Earle
Roland Reed
Leals Morrison
Madard Minstrels
Fowler & Warmington
Budd Ross
Jos, Conyers
Bellie Gold
Sen Tim Sullivan Named In Bond Plot Over Fraudulent Calls
A New York World report recounts how Assemblyman Tim Sullivan of New York faced trouble as his name was used in a scheme to secure bonds for a man named Richard Roe. Friends and officials, including Assemblyman Bondy, intervened as alleged associates offered to post bonds and claimed Sullivan’s aid, leading to Roe’s eventual disappearance and Sullivan’s name being invoked without consent.
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Tim Sullivan
Aho
East
Blandand
Ant
Hia
New York
Albere
Shepard
Wayne County
Richard Ree
Rraman
Joseph Forty
Symcust
Bondy
Ree
Sullivan
Jos
Tim Sulivan
Richard ‘Roe
Assemblyman
Bandy
Goldaielh
Campbell
Fim
Syracuse
New York World
Holiday novelties line at Nile Tenge display
Among numerous holiday novelties at 220 W. Camp Morce street Nile Tenge showcases new Christmas and New Year designs that surpass previous offerings. The shop features items for youngsters and grandparents alike, evoking memories of childhood as shoppers browse.
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Nile Tenge
Camp Morce Street
Ameg
Democrats Favored Free Coal Trade in Cent.
An Inquirer summary argues that Democrats pushed for free coal, to benefit Canadian access and their own holdings, while the Dingley tariff kept anthracite free and favored American mines. It notes a large 30,000 ton shipment to New England, seen as proof the tariff aided U.S. coal and kept money in local regions.
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Congress
Willam C. Whitney
Dingley Davas
Canada
New England
Canadlans
Thia
Dingley Knl
Phiadelphia “Inquirer
Disadvantages Of Generalized Manufacture
Birange notes that many start a business without a clear, fixed scope. They fear losing profit and end up taking unprofitable work, harming profits and prestige. The piece cites Sir Ten Jamis C. Browne in The Navigating Magazine for November.
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Sir Ten
Jamis C. Browne
the Nagineaing Magazine
All Cont Abeihemne. Ikesteid Loses Wife Solomon
A bleak note from Philadelphia reports Ikesteid’s loss of his wife Solomon in a total tragedy. No insurance coverage is mentioned, leaving family concerns to hopeful aid and local charity.
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Ikesteid
Hla Vifa
Solomon
Philadelphia
Diamonds to rise amid Boer war fears and market control
The article predicts a sharp rise in diamond values as British forces threaten the Boers and the De Beers syndicate tightens control. It notes South Africa as the main source, limited output, and two opposing views on price increases, with potential gains of up to 60 percent and implications for major players like J. Pierpont Morgan and New York jewelers.
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Eeval de Bees
Kimberly
Torether
South Africa
W. Lynch
New Yorks
Jangersfontein
Bloemfontein
de Besos Mining
London
Ocean
Dialmonds
Teven Tow
Maiden Lane
Nasgau Shreet
New York
Lkely
Louis Kahn
Leopold Stern
America
Kahn
Stern
Buffet Bar at No 121 West Commerce Street
Visitors to San Antonio are urged to call and see Ro & Co's gala establishment. The Buffet bar at 121 West Commerce Street promises the prettiest bar in the South, with Hyers wines and clears and bottled beer at five per bottle. Visitors will be welcome and well pleased with their det er tion.
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San Antonio
Commerce Street
Self-Baking Sect A Grim Ritual Allegedly in Russia Link
An account in the Moor York World describes the Degonay or Begonny sect near Ternowo Russia, seeking liberty and abolishing identity papers and conscription. They reportedly advocate voluntary death by burial or cremation, culminating in a mass oven sacrifice and emotional martyrdom as a path to wisdom and political power.
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Ita Votarlea
Ternowo
Tirasnol
Russia
Moor York
Foxes Hold Great Power in Japan's Folklore
The article recounts Japanese belief in foxes as powerful beings influencing people and places. It describes respectful treatment, tales of misfortune from careless words, and how foxes affect families, homes, and social ties. Images of various fox depictions appear nationwide, reflecting deep cultural reverence.
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Japan
Inari
Rica
Aly
Wisteria
Last Of Their Line and Frontline Sons Highlighted
The piece notes two sons of a noble house serving overseas, Earl of Kerry in the Grenadier Guards and Lord Charles Witzmann in the First Dragoons, heading to the front from England. It contrasts martial duty with inherited honor, referencing a Boston Transcript inquiry about Roman numerals and a stream of social commentary on women and society.
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Jwar
Lon Lanadowne
Earl of Kerry
Grenadier Guards
Gibraltar
Lod
Lawhdownen
Lord Charles Witzmaurice
Withold
Boston Transcript
MCA
Nance
Rosalie
Rosalle
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Usl
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Ernest Rische
Ped Bros
Big Son
Nicrogdoches
Houston
Grand Street Parade
Thes. H. Gray
Texas Steam Laundry
Swearingen
Swearingen’s
Brug
Alamo Plaza
Houston Street
Tim" Sullivan
FOXES
Igrand Opera House
Evetiu
Dion Boucicault
Pises Rosenfield
Reed
Abner Tarbox
Sydney Rosenfeld
Em NM
Mr. Reed
Mr. Pennie
THE
More Millinery Co
Washer Bros. Mammoth Clothiers
Marcies
Ceventern
Angele Rook
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