Benefit Show for San Francisco Sufferers at Grand Opera House
At a Monday Fraternal Order of Eagles meeting members voted a 25 cent per member assessment to fund a relief benefit. The May 8 show titled Show Girl features Miss Hill Thomas and a starred cast, with new scenery and costumes, to raise proceeds for San Francisco victims.
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Order of Eagles
San Francisco
Grand Opera House
Ching Ling Fong
Comedienne
Comedienne, Miss Hilla ‘Thomas
Lou Hell
John le
Esther Wallace
Chas
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Raymond Belmont
Nat Wixon
Harry Thornton
Burt Eaton
Win Puller
Troubadour Four
Rainbow Sisters
Found Home for Little Waif on Weston Train
Humane Officer B. B. Stout was asked by the state secretary to meet the morning train from Weston to take charge of an eight year-old girl. He connected with Mrs. Elmore Stout of Lost Creek who boarded the train and chose the child, taking her home Monday evening.
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B. B. Stout
Society
Weston
Four Plain Drunks Face Mayor in Polige Court
Drunks appeared before Mayor Hormer this morning after a night of trouble. One Ed Crawford was jailed three days. three others paid fines or settled, while Andy Clark cried as eight dollars and change were found on him. Taine Shaw led the group, recalling a chaotic past and facing loss of money.
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Hormer
Ed Crawford
Andy Clark
Andy
Amy Marshall
Jin
Taine Shaw
Vallere
Straps Proposal Sparks Transit Debate in Glarkeburg
A controversy erupts over a proposed order banning front or rear seating on cars in Glarkeburg. Conductors oppose the rule citing crowding and smoker safety, while some riders support it for easier exits. a Fairmont, West Virginia, lady backs the plan after a crowded platform incident.
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Vere Fhak Peeenra Glarkeburg Ae Company
Jconductorn
Terestee No Parenn
Elibés
Allittle
Baseball results and standings from yesterday
St Louis defeated Cincinnati 7 to 5 while Philadelphia beat Boston 1 to 0. New York Brooklyn game noted as rain. Standings show Chicago 48 games, St Louis 34, Boston 0, with several matchups today including Detroit at St Louis and New York at Philadelphia. A separate medical ad touts Dre King’s New Discovery for lung conditions.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
New York-Brooklyn
Brooklyn
New York
St Tonia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Crowland
Detroit
Thila
Washington
W. Philadelphia
Washington Ce
Cleveland
Beautiful Lawns 12 1-2c' WORTH 8c YD- Window display
Dainty sheer white lawn fabric shown in a threadbare penny ring pattern with a range of designs. It measures 27 inches wide and is displayed in a fiber assortment, priced around 180. See window showing today.
High Class Photography Prices In Clarksburg Ad
Advertisement declares Rogers Studio offers first class photography with guaranteed work and low prices. compares to Henderson Studio and urges calling in Traders Building. Includes a separate public sale notice for a one half interest in a patent related to Susanna manufacturing and sale scheduled April 28, 1906 at 2 p.m. Also mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and other fragmentary lines.
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Clarksburg
Henderson
Rogers Studio
Traders
Glarksburg
Susanna
Davidson, MI
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