Seattle Playwright to Have Play Produced at Lots Theatre
Philip Sheffield of the Lota stock company in doubtless the youngest coast playwright. His comedy Where the Forest Muda will be produced next month at the Lots theatre in Seattle. Daniel Frawley praises Sheffield while Sanger and Joran of New York contract to handle the play after its presentation.
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Philip Sheffield
Lota
Dowhbties
Forest Muda
Allegheny Mountains
Virginia
Lots Theatre
Comery
Daniel Frawley
Dame Talent
Sheffield
Sanger
Joran
New York
Fta
Seattle
Mr. Sheffield
New York City
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale College
la W. R. Pong
Word Taste and Wit in a Chaotic Election Site
A collage of quotes and quips from various papers mocks political rhetoric and public discourse. Snippets attack conservatism and conservation, praise or critique candidates, and humorously reflect on language and value. The montage ends with a note on Medicine Hat.
Great Northern inquiry casts doubt on railroad ethics
The Star reports a committee finding on Great Northern officials tied to embezzlement rumors and a Harris case. It notes President Hill’s knowledge and the legal department under Gilman as central, urges scrutiny of bench selections, and praises Gilman as honorable amid the controversy.
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Hill
The
Great Railway
State Association Committee
M. J. Don
Ittee
Gordon
Great Northern Railway
President Hill
Judge Gordon
Judge Root
Harris
Supreme Court
Il. C. Gilman
Seattle
General Western
Gilman
Ir. Begg
Great Northern
Star
Root
Keys and a Christmas Key Mystery Turned Private Romance
A weary bachelor recounts finding a set of keys dropped in the street on Christmas Eve. He fantasizes a romance with their owner, then discovers the keys were his own, later retrieved after a late return to his room and a municipal station confrontation at 2 a.m. The tale blends longing, humor, and a twist of fate.
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Hive
Kaye
Cal
Mr. Johnson
Ambitious youth seeks stage fame and global tour
The article describes a young man with musical talent and a strong work ethic aiming for personal satisfaction over wealth and fame. He dreams of a London and New York marriage, a playwright’s career, and a vaudeville tour after a London production, with plans to tour the Orient and return to New York for writing studies.
Women Wage Earners Surpass Birth Rate in Study
Sociologist Rheta Quane reports women workers in multiple industries increasingly abandon domestic roles. In the United States one in five women have left home duties, with nearly one in three in cities becoming breadwinners, signaling a shift similar to a France-like demoralization in labor.
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Peter Power
Rheta Quane
United States
France
Portly Poet Critique Sparked in Gazette Letter
A letter to the Imports Gazette, penned by Teo and Man, defends a poet nicknamed Portly Bard against accusations. The writer claims the bard’s poetry is lengthy yet understandable with occasional words that convey the message clearly. Kansas City Star.
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Teo & Man
Imports Gazette
Aditr
Watt Hitman
Tiis
Kanenaa City
Dramatic Scene Ends in Eerie Stage Moment in Japan
A theater piece in Japan features a troubled female lead and a male rival, with a dramatic separation and a climactic embrace of the air as the audience reacts with smiles and tears. The January Delineator notes a publicized incident as the performance unfolds.
Fragmentary Local Notice About Personal Loss
An unclear obituary fragment mentions a death and references family impact and relationships. The readable text hints at a death and the effect on relatives, but specific names, dates, or places are unavailable.
Reform Measure Debate and Public Servants Questioned
A heated exchange questions reform measures and the role of public servants. Critics argue reform may curb capitalism while supporters insist the people’s will should guide policy and veto power. The dialogue centers on how constitutional procedures could shape outcomes.
Misgovern ment and socialist calls threaten dividends
Fragmentary OCR text shows political frustration against capitalism and governance. Phrases plead for change, promising persistent effort rather than dividends, with rhetoric about socialism.
Canada Dem Killing Hrecord Returns to Provincial Number
Fragmented OCR text discusses Canadian express firms and a dem indicate event. Mentions Moose anvil and paper tie. unclear names or dates. No coherent facts or clear individuals emerge from the readable portion.
Fragmentary OCR shows unclear public note and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions public matters, individuals, and events but lacks coherent details or context. The text includes phrases about people, times, and groups but no definite actions, dates, or places to summarize.
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Ai Automobile
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NEW York Box Lunch CO
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Scothrayer
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Japan
Lowe
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Hogwthots JL Dem
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Neimeters
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wWieunt
Sy the Divine
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DEM
Hrecord
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MR. Skycack
Mars
Earth
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Steinway
Lester
Schumann
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House of Johnston
D. 8
Johnston Co
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Priahs
Kohler & Sees
Rowton
Campbell
Price
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Upant
Kingeberg
Up Hell
Upright
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Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
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