The Great American Concert Plan and Moving King Act
A fragmented lineup showcases Heber Troa and a cast including Sheridan, Rummardner, Dol, Fox, Rigby, and Novelties Mitts Avanell Hondorea. The Marvelous Hutchinson and Robert Burns appear with a plan featuring exclusive moving sequences and a variety of acts and spectacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Troa
Sheridan
Corporal Rummardner
Wwrglara
John Dol
Rockefelt
Miltionn
Lan Washburn
Russell
Fox
Ase
Rigby
Avanell Hondorea
Hutchinson
Robert Burns
Unser
Prices Matinee-yq and 20¢, Prices evening 15
Theatre notices list varying admission prices with matinee and evening rates, indicating a pricing structure for different seating or showtimes. The readable segment notes adult prices and concession levels, suggesting a standard cinema or venue pricing model.
Mill Named Berlin Ambassador to Succeed Retiring Tower
Washington diplomat Washington David Jayne Hill, American minister to the Netherlands and former assistant secretary of State, is to be named ambassador in Berlin to replace Charlemagne Tower who plans retirement due to ill health. Hill’s German fluency and long diplomatic service are noted as factors. President Roosevelt reportedly offered the post to Assistant Secretary Lacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David Jayne — Hill
Netherlands
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Germany
Roosevelt Frat
Lacon
Diplomatic reshuffle in progress at state department
Minister Arthur M. Beanpre will transfer from the Argentine Republic to the Netherlands to succeed Tyne Hill who declines promotion. Spencer B. Addy becomes United States minister to the Argentine Republic. Dr. Hi wan, Bucknell and Rochester president, author of a two volume History of Diplomacy noted for international prestige.
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State Department
Titan
Arthur M. Beanpre
Netherlands
Hill
Spencer
Addy
Exibansy
Berlin
United States
Hil
Harlin
London
Court Mfe
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Hi Wan
Bucknell University
University of Rochester
Europe
George Washington University
McKinley
Victim of His Own Law McCabe’s Beef Supply Misadventure
George P. McCabe, collector of the department of agriculture, proposed a Sabbath dinner with friends in Washington. He sought to replenish meat supplies during a hot spell, and his wife bought about 70 pounds of roast beef, bacon, and lamb for the meal, as the butcher delivered the basket to the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. McCabe
Department of Agriculture
McCabe
Agriculture
Garrett Park
Washington
Unsigned Baggage Itinerary Ends In Frustration At Garrett Park
On a blue Saturday Mrs McCabe’s baggage was inspected and passed but main refused to receive it claiming it wasn’t marked. Mr McCabe phoned his husband who tried to operate wheels of government but failed. He carried the load in a passenger car arriving at Garrett Park to find no vehicle waiting. The solicitor walked a dusty road and through dreary woods to reach home, returning in an angry mood. The incident shows Inspected and Passed labeling’s waning popularity in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Agricultural Department
Skate on Capital Streets Among Washington Clerks
In Washington, about 25 post office clerks near Mount Pleasant skate to work on Sixteenth Street, turning roller skating into a practical daily exercise. The movement echoes broader calls to make skating a grown up pastime and notes the city’s smooth streets as ideal for such routines. A Western senator’s tale about barn nails is used to illustrate thrifty government attitudes toward efficiency and spending.
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Washington
Post Office
Mount Plessant
M. O. Chance
Sixteenth Street
Congress
Christendom
Western Union
Senator Clark’s Washington trip draws notice for frugal habits
The Montana senator William A. Clark was observed practicing economies in Washington. One rainy night he entered a car with his umbrella dripping, his shoes soaked, drawing notable attention from onlookers.
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Clark
William A. Clark
Montana
Wanhington
Speculated Profits From Unique Seediess Orange Story
The article recalls speculative talk about profits from a rare seediess orange, noting imagined luxuries and a large potential market. It traces origins from 1472 in California, describes the plant’s journey through explorers, a transplanted parent tree at Glenwood hotel, and Roosevelt's aid, while highlighting California citrus wealth and widespread production growth.
Esklimio the nature faker and the talking bear tale
A fragment from a contemporary review recounts Esklimio the nature faker who praised all creatures yet feared bears. A bear once saved three men and later lured them to a feast, then vanished into the sea as children played nearby.
Daily Market Report for Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
East Buffalo market reports steady demand for cattle and lambs with varied loadings. Union Stock Yards notes Monday receipts near 90 000 cattle and 59 000 hogs, with prices mixed and weekly totals reflecting lighter demand and a generally lower opening.
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Buffalo
Cate
Lamibe
Hoge
Union Stock Yards
Upton Stock Yards
Lini Tert
Mondor
Grain Market Receipts and Prices Across Cities
Pittsburg and Toledo grain markets show receipts and steady to lower prices for cattle hogs and sheep. Wheat and corn futures slide amid foreign selling, with July and September notes. Oats and provisions follow the trend as traders watch export tables and currency factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Jun. U
Prime Aleike
Prine
India Still Imports Salt Despite Local Resources
Consul General W H Michael in Calcutta reports India imported 1,689,784 tons of salt in the 1905-06 year, with 999,085 tons in April and May. Most imports came from the United Kingdom, with Germany France and Aden also contributing. The year saw a 36 percent drop in quantity from 1904-05 but a 1.6 percent rise in value, attributed to a foreign goods boycott.
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Washington
W. H. Michael
Calcutta
India
Michael Adde
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Aden
Chicago
Walt Minox
Punjab
Sambhar
Rajputana
Chinery
Hooghly
United
New York Produce Butter Receipts Mixed in June Report
New York June 11 reports butter receipts at 2 528 packages with varied quality marks including best firm creameries extra 30 1 2 and 28 20. Mere receipts total 4 701 packages show moderate activity with white fancy and fair varieties, 1 26 and flo mixed fancy 30 1. Western flurts 27 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Porto Fair
Western Firets
Turn from Grape to Rose in French Vineyards
A fragmented report notes vineyards shifting from grape cultivation to rose gardens in France. It mentions perfume factories offering around 600 dollars per kilo for pure rose oil and hints at rising demand, though the text is unclear and partially garbled.
Training of Hunting Dogs and Treating Contact Fears
A 19th century guide outlines methods to cure a hunting dog’s fear of gin using controlled exposure. It suggests training while on scent, combining pleasant tasks with the trigger, and rewarding solid points to overcome memory or fear. If fear is too strong, postponement or fortiori treatment is advised until the season.
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Janes Toxeph
T. Graham
Kocens
Aregard
Otten Ganshyness
Hat Fashion Convo Sparks Nostalgic Image
A vain woman admires a yellow and white hat in the mirror. The tig man in embroidered slippers echoes the line yellow and white, joking about its reminder of a bygone era. The banter hints at styling and memory in a playful scene.
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Moving Pictures
Shakespeare
Bt Duke's
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Tyne Hill
George P. McCabel
Kennedy
Betties Co. Panies .Co
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Radhia
la Salle A. Maynard
Luther
California
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Jadson
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Brazil
Amazon
Aince
Glenwood
Riveride
Cal
Roosevelt
Daily Market Report
Cleveland
O. Dan
Pittsburg Pittabure
Padan
F.C. Tly Hutchers
Oftcago Grain
Chicaxo
Awa
S. Nbonine
Q White
Sigure
Los
Waork
Enpy
Cael
Zook Morristown
N.Y
ANT Bookkeeters
Ehanlinlie Weinhagen
Gustepenttnie
John Tivingston
Senate Street
Std
Spee
North Prospect Street
Weie
Monrveigh Co
Olio
Vines
Eas Genter
N. Selfner Avenue
Elsterh
Seffner
South State St
Sase
Care Mirror
Church Street
Vine Street
Marion
J. W. Clark
H. L. Proteman
Cincinnai
Harold Wagoner
Ohio
Court Street
Marion O
Divisione
Havenmuch and
Haventtion Cervantou
Peoples’ Transfer & Storage Co
H. E. Carpenter & Company
Mairbanks
Hl. E. Carpenter & Co
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