Mrs Campbell to star in The Second Mrs Tanqueray here
News from Liebler & Co announces Mrs Patrick Campbell and her London company will perform one show in this city on Friday April 18 at Englichs. The production is Arthur Wing Pinero's The Second Mrs Tanqueray with Campbell famed as Paula Tanqueray. widespread interest follows advance notices.
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Liebler & Co
Patrick Campbell
London
Englich’s
Arthur Wing Pinero
Tanqueray
The Messenger Boy and the London Stage Scene
The Messenger Boy opens at English's tonight with James T. Powers in the lead and May Robson Georgia Caine Jobyna Howland among the principal cast. Vaudeville at the Grand features Picchiani acrobats Zelma Bawiston songs, Press Eleridge monologue. next week Jacques Tnardi performs, while The Knickerbockers and a Royal Rival headline other programs. Critic Kris tan Brinton notes Dr Ibsen’s growing legend and editorials on London theater taste recounting Mansfield’s early career tale.
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New York
James T. Powers
May Robson
Georgia Caine
Jobyna Howland
Fiancy
Harry Kelly
Picchiani
Zelma Bawiston
Press Eleridge
Jacques Tnardi
Realism Haunts a London Theatrical Tale of a Fateful Vision
A London actor recalls the rise of realism in theater and a cold winter night when a former roommate appeared at a lamp post before vanishing. The next morning a theater accident confirms the friend died instantly, leaving the narrator to ponder if what he saw was real.
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London
Sen Friend
Biterly
St Patrick’s Honor Speakers Rally Irish Unity and South Africa Debate
On St Patrick’s day a gathering heard speakers champion Ireland’s liberty and criticize U S support for England. The orators backed Father Byrne and Frank Burke detailing equal rights and the Irish struggle, while concerns about South Africa and an Anglo alliance drew strong applause. The Father Mathew Military Band closed with Wearing the Green.
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Father Byrne
South Africa
St. Patrick's Day
Ireland
Meyer Bookwalter
Frank B. Burke
Mr. Burke
Burke
Bookwalter
St. Patrick
Father Mathew
Evening concert at English's Opera House pleases crowd
A lively all local talent program at English's Opera House ends with multiple encores. Miss Ethel Baxter opens with a zither accompaniment by J. Fremont Frey. A Empire Theater quartet and others perform in Irish dialect recitations and songs.
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Opera Mouse
Ethel Baxter
J. Fremont Frey
Mesers
Falkner
Walden, Dunlap and Moore
Empire Theater
Duffecey
P. Kelly
John Scanlon
Messrs. Miller and Hunter
J. Russell Powell
Mathias
Burton RB. Goldberg
George Hebble
Clara Canaan
Herman Frey
J. Freemont Frey
Edward Lauth
Banquet Celebrates St Patrick with Large Friendly Sons Dinner
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick host tonight’s anniversary banquet at the Denison hotel with many outside guests. E T Clancy acts as toast master and Rev Joseph Byrnes will speak on The Day We Celebrate followed by Mayor Bookwalter on Our Country. James J Fitzgerald of Louisville will address Ladies.
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Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Ireland
Denison
E. T. Clancy
Joseph Byrnes
St. Anthony's Church
Houghville
Father Byrnes
Bookwalter
James J. Fitzgerald
Louisville
Butler Kappa Kappa Gamma recalls Miss Canfield invite
The Butler Chapter sorority recalls the afternoon function for Miss Canfield at Miss Barnhill’s in Irvington after the invitees were asked to skip the event as the hosts head to New York. Dawson suffers a broken nose in a wall collision while playing at Alhambra Hall stairs yesterday afternoon. Lewis Oneto, fourteen, of 617 East Court, pries a door frame at Buchanan’s shop with a stick causing a sliding door to fall inward. Janitor Strange catches him and he is released on own recognizance.
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Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity
Butler
Miss Canfield
Miss Barnhill
Irvington
New York
Will Dawson
South Missouri Street
Alhambra Hall
Dawson
Lewis Oneto
East Court Street
Buchanan
Police
Strange
Mu Herous Spas
Arrest of a barber swindler named Harry Lee
Harry Lee a colored barber was arrested yesterday morning by Patrolmen State and Green. He is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses for selling saloon keepers kegs of water as beer, defrauding multiple sellers.
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Harry Lee
State
Green
Great Commission Sermon Opens New York Pastor’s Talk
The Rev J Ross Stevenson newly chosen Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church pastor preached at First Presbyterian Church on the Great Commission from Matthew 28 18 20 The overflowing congregation heard praise for worldwide evangelization sparked by a Toronto student convention of 250 students and 500 educators The minister urged active Christian service, missions, and philanthropy as essential to vigorous faith and global outreach.
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J. Ross Stevenson
Fifth-avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Stevenson
Toronto
Stevenson
Jesus Christ
Christ
Harrison
Massachusetts
Foreign Missionary Society
George Fox
Christian Socialism in a 19th Century Context
The Rev Joshua Stansfield preaches on the evidential value of Christian work linking John the Baptist’s doubt to Christ’s deeds. He traces Christian social reform from eighteenth century writers to Ruskin and Dickens, praising organized philanthropy while cautioning against losing individual focus in movements.
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Wesley
John Howard
F. W. Robertson
Elizabeth Fry
Father Damien
Aye
Joshua Stansfield
John
Jesus
Christ
Isaiah
Thomas Carlyle
Charles Dickens
Value of the Boy Sermon Warns on Parental Duty
The Rev. C. C. Rowlison of Third Christian Church spoke on the value of boys urging parents to respect and nurture their sons. He warned neglect leads to vice, cited the Orme case, and urged fathers and mothers to balance church and home life to build character over wealth. Absolom and David’s story framed the call to prioritize boy development over worldly pleasures.
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C. C. Rowlison
Third Christian Church
Absolom
Dr. Rewlison
David
Absalom
Rowlison
Orme
South West Street
St Patrick social at Third Christian Church promptings
News of the Churches reports the Ladies Aid Society of the Third Christian Church hosting a St Patrick social tonight with Irish songs and recitations and ice cream and cake. St John’s Cathedral holds a St Patrick high mass this morning at o clock on St Fane altar. Palm Sunday services and palm blessing follow next week in Catholic churches. J J Mills, Barhham College president, preached at First Friends Church. Rev J P Cowan spoke on community improvement. Lenten services planned at Central Avenue M E Church each evening this week at 745 with talks on religion culture and God’s provisions led by Rev H W Kellogg.
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Ladies' Aid Society
Third Christian Church
Ashland Avenue
Thirteenth Street
St. Patrick
Ireland
St. John’s
St. Fane
J. J. Mills
Barlham College
First Friends’ Church
Alabama
Thirteenth Streets
J. P. Cowan
Woodruff-avenue United Presbyterian Church
Central Avenue M. E
H. W. Kellogg
Quebec Extradition Standstill Delays Savannah Case
Col John F Gaynor and Captain Greene remain at the Chateau Frontenac in Quebec as extradition talks stall. Lawyers doubt U S efforts can force their return. Gaynor says he plans to go back voluntarily on the 17th but declines to discuss the case. The pair enjoy city life with daily outings and promenades.
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Quebec
John F. Gaynor
Greene
Savannah
United States
Chateau Frontenac
Gaynor
Col. Gaynor
Colonel Gaynor
Captain Greene
General Tracy Improving After Sudden Illness
In New York on March 16 Gen. B F Tracy ex-secretary of the navy who collapsed in court yesterday was reported at his hotel tonight to be steadily improving.
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New York
B. F.tracy
Secretary of the Navy
Superluxe Want: A Multimillionaire Dream in Baltimore News
A quirky line from the Baltimore News shows a speaker lamenting present limits and imagining wealth, declaring a wish to become a multimillionaire over their current state. The fragment captures a tone of personal aspiration and urban voice from the era.
Idle ness sermon on idleness by Rev Virgil Tevis at Fletcher Place
Rev Virgil W Tevis of Fletcher Place Church delivered a Police Court themed lecture on idleness and its effects. He argued nature shows constant work, warns of leisure leading to crime, and urged practical home duties, work, and duty to God as paths to reform.
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Virgil W. Tevis
Fletcher- Place Church
Fletcher-place Church
Department of Science
Mars
Venus
Vanderbilt
Commodore
Willam
Lyman Beecher
Henry Ward
Bar of Justice
Collins
Police Court
Poverty and the social vice lecture on equality
Edward A. Cantrell of the People's Church spoke at the Propylaeum on poverty as a cause of crime and outlined four paths for women including marriage, business, unhappy unions, and life on the streets. He urged ending poverty to achieve gender equality in wages, law, and social expectations.
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Edward A. Cantrell
People's Church
Propylaeum
John J. Ingalls
Dan
Bradstreet
Rome
Venice
Supreme Court of New York
Bryn Mawr Dorm Burns. Students Escape Uninjured
A Bryn Mawr College dormitory, Denbig Hall, burned with no injuries reported. The lamp upset by a student sparked the fire, starting on the second floor and quickly prompting evacuation as Bryn Mawr firemen worked to contain it. The building, erected in 18% replacing earlier plan, housed 20 students and suffered about 35000 dollars in contents loss.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Denbig Hall
Fire Department of
Bi Mawr
Jute Storage Warehouse Fire In Brooklyn Causes Major Loss
The jute storage warehouse of the American Manufacturing Company in Greenpoint Brooklyn burned today. It contained 17 000 bales of jute. The wooden bull was destroyed and the loss is about 60000, mainly from contents. Cause given as spontaneous combustion. Hastings Nebraska fire destroys much of town including bell. No total loss yet. Insurance uncertain. Santiago Chile naval arsenal section burns, loss around 1000 dollars.
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New York
Greenpoint
Brooklyn
American Manufacturing Company
Hastings
Neb
Valparaiso
Site for Army Post Near Manila Acquired by General Chaffee
General Chaffee signs an executory contract to purchase a site seven miles up the Pasig river for an army post. The tract is 1.25 miles wide and 2.5 miles long, bounded by the Pasig river and Laguna de Bay, on high ground overlooking Manila. Building will start after congressional approval. Givera proclaims his authority on Samar, invalidating Lukban era orders, while cholera from Hong Kong imposes a five day port ban on arriving ships.
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Manila
Chaffee
Pasig River
Laguna de Bay
Congress
Givera
Samar
Lai
Lukban
Givers
Hong Kong
Montreal Man Says Girl Was Accidentally Shot
Frank Gauthier, arrested in Montreal on a New York murder charge, testified at Police Court that Maude Gentile attempted to shoot him. He said he sprang, caught the revolver, and the gun fired toward Gentile. He will be remanded pending extradition proof.
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Arthur Symons
Nell
Old Drury
Julia Neilson
London
Norway
Sweden
Montreal
Quebec
Frank Gauthier
Maude Gentile
New York
Gauthier
Fontane
White men shot in Birmingham street quarrel
In Birmingham on March 16 Hamp Bryant and Charles Sentell, two white men, were seriously wounded in a fight with Peter Durrett, a black man. Durrett tried to use a pistol but Ren Tell grabbed it and fired, hitting Bryant. Durrett then got a 4 F1 and wounded Sentell in the legs. All involved were arrested.
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Birmingham
Ala
Hamp Bryant
Charles Sentell
Peter Durrett
Durrett
Rentell
Bryant
Bentell
Hose Wagon and Street Car Collision in Seattle
A collision between a hose wagon and a street car in Seattle March resulted in probable death for one man and serious injuries to three others. Injured include Daniel Inniv, captain of company No. 1, badly wounded, and FP E Gentrau Catholic vicar general of Dawson who suffered a forehead and head back gash.
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Wash
Fatu Y
Daniel Inniv
Wildie
E. Gentrau
Dawson
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