Wedded and Vaudeville Acts Highlight Seattle Week
The article notes Maud in concert Monday and Pyachumann Heink, with performances Thursday to Saturday. It mentions Ella Carter in Dark, The Virginian, and Ethe R. French, plus Camill Here’s Six Merry vaudeville and Lewis Guertin. Charlie Clary returns to Seattle as Leste Carter leads. A warm welcome awaits at the Moore on his upcoming engagement.
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Wnday Nieht
Maud
Pychumann-Heink
Lealte
Carter
Virginian
Ethe
R. B. French
Lawrence
Peth
Camill
Lewis Guertin
Vaudevil
Ani
Charlie Clary
Seattle
Leste Carters
Fragmented OCR Musings From a 19th Century Journal
An fragmented text references Willis Sayre Hanford and Benedict with scattered remarks on American topics. It mentions George Hron, the Ameri topic, and a retirement premier at a theater. The piece shows disjointed notes on public figures, literature, and heritage in a period newspaper voice.
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Hanford
Benedict
Raman
Marte
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Weetbhr
George
England
Madiar
Woman Outbakes Driller In Virginny Well Incident
A driller boasts about handling men but notes a farmer's wife calmly bakes near a burning Dutch oven as a well nears ignition. The dialogue recalls a near disaster when a well leaked and the fire in the oven threatened to consume dough and require payment.
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Eas
Virginny
Kelva Lockwood: Noted female lawyer and 1984 88 presidential candidate
The article profiles Kelva Ann Hennett Lockwood a pioneer woman lawyer the first admitted before the U S Supreme Court and a twice presidential candidate in 1984 and 1988. It notes her advocacy for strenosity in the White House and her critique of naval and military spending. She remains active at age 79 in law and letters.
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White House
Roosevelt
Lincoln
United States
Congress
Europe
Early Morning Milk Thief Caught by Toe Trick
New York incident recounts Mrs Josephine de Paulito waking to pull in a milk thief using a string tied to her toe and through a keyhole. The milkman linked the other end to the milk bottle. a tug drew Jos Baker, 16, to a doorstep nab.
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Ity United Brews
New York
Josephine de Paulito
Jos
Baker
Unpleasant Play Aided In Barrymore Collapse
New York reports that the midchannel drama Unpleasant Play stars Ethel Barrymore who collapses amid a plot about an unhappy marriage and social climbing. The story follows Zoe Blundell and Theo Blundell through marital strain, infidelity, and moral conflict, with a servant’s interruption pivoting toward a dramatic moment.
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Barrymore
New York
Nihel Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
Zoe Blundell
Theo
Blundell
London
Peter Mottram
Mid-channel tragedy at the theater ends in tragedy
A scene in Mid Channel shows Hut affairs deteriorating as Zoe Blunder smokes and Ethel Barrymore appears with a cigarette. The husband drinks, attention shifts to Leonard Ferris, a youth, and a terrible accident yields the fallen Mrs Blundell from ten stories up.
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Zoe
Ethel Barrymore
Leonard Ferris
Barrymore Faces Critics Over Emotional Role
New York critics question Ethel Barrymore’s fitness for a demanding emotional part. They say her current performance lacks vitality and could tarnish her reputation if the piece succeeds.
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Barrymore
New York
Ethel Barrymore
Repairing at A L Hall Address
A fragment notes repairs at 1111 First with mention of A L Hall. Limited readable details indicate work on a property or shop location.
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Lleyele
A. L. Hall
Fragmented Narrative Snippet With Odd Dialog
A readable fragment presents a married woman, her grandmother status, and an amused elder colored woman as Coon. A box of flowers prompts the cook to phrase a witty exchange about a husband, with the wife replying proudly. The text ends with references to The Ladies' Home Journal and Halley's comet.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Comet Mention Appears In Ambiguous Photo Caption
A fragmentary note questions whether a Hatley comet is pleased, referencing a photograph and a Cleveland Pis in dealer line. The text is unclear and lacks concrete details.
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Cleveland
Doctor Called For Ill Child At Ullyatt Home
Guatave Ullyatt’s daughter had been ill. A physician attended the home and examined the child with help from an instrument. Upon the father’s return, the girl said the doctor had telephoned him all over, prompting the confused exchange.
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Guatave Ullyatt
Dilyatt
Ile
Nothia
Moun Tae
Her Wonderful Memory and a Childs Quiet Lesson
A mother misses church and reflects on her bright daughter Mabel who reads aloud the lesson. Mabel answers a question with Dont fear a quill as the topic confuses the mother. The pastor later reveals the sermon title Fear Not Shall We Have Comforter.
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Mabel
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