McFadden's Fiasco at Mobile Theatre Excites Audiences
The Mobile Theatre hosts McFadden's Fias, a brisk wholesome comedy by Outcault and Townsend. The show features a strong cast, notable scenery, and lively vaudeville acts, with matinees Friday and Saturday and a heavy week ahead at Ben Harney and Dreamland venues.
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McFadden
R. F. Outcault
HE. M. Townsend
New Journal
Ben Harney Theatre
Ben Harney Orchestra
Dreamland
Dreamland Orchestra
Knife Duel Injures Two Men Near Jackson and Earle
Wille Jordan and Tom Heard fought with knives near Jackson and Earle streets last night at about 10. Heard is in serious condition at the city hospital with neck and head wounds. Jordan is in the jail hospital with neck and hand wounds.
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Wille Jordan
Tom Heard
Netroes
Jackson
Earle
Jordan
One Day Only at Royal Theatre Monday August 26
Washington Irving event at the Royal Theatre for one day only admission ten cents children five cents. Aimed at appeal for old and young with a reminder not to miss it. It sit on (OCR fragment).
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Washington Irving
Royal Theatre
Untermyer Defends Alton Parker in 1904 Campaign
London reports Samuel Untermyer a Tammany ally says Roosevelt’s handling of corporate contributions in 1904 showed boldness and courage. He notes Roosevelt denounced Parker over corporate funding and suggests the public knew the truth. Campania voyage home scheduled today.
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London
Samuel Untermeyer
Tammans
Stanley
Steel Trust
Theodore Roosevelt
Campania
Watermeyer
Cotytelyou
Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Wall Street
Wanted good live male canvassers for easy pay
George Washington alias Peg was struck over the head with a bottle last night near Royal and Madison streets by Willie Wilson alias Devil. Wilson was arrested by the police.
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St. Andrews
George Washington
Peg
Royal and
Madison Streets
Willie Wilson
Devil
Wiron
Weekly Building Page Appears Wednesdays and Sundays
The newspaper notes a regular feature titled Building Page that appears every Wednesday and Sunday. It urges readers not to miss the section as it contains ongoing listings and advertisements related to construction and home projects.
Wall Street Trade Outlook Holds Steady Amid Debate
The New York market shows waning speculative enthusiasm after an early month rise. Rail wage arbitration and potential freight-rate limits unsettle profits, while general trade and industry remain robust with strong steel and copper activity and rising textile demand worldwide.
Local Grocery Ad Highlights Best Brands and Deals
An old advertisement lists top choices with per unit prices and pack sizes. It mentions Best Creamery Butter per pound 2 pounds for Fresh Corn Flakes and Camp’s Soup can prices, plus specials on soap bars and tomato paste. It includes Best American Sai and Best Deviled Ham offers with peck and other quantities.
Global trade activity and harvest prospects reported
The article notes continued favorable trade activity worldwide and steady consumption of American manufactures on a record basis. It suggests the total yearly imports over exports for the country will not exceed in any month after autumn reports, unlike July, as the fiscal year advances.
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Calumet and
Hecla
India
Manchester
Russia
Japan
Burial of Miss Willetta E Word
The funeral for Miss Willetta E Word was held from the family home at 249 State Street and at St Francis Street Methodist Church. Services were led by Rev A E Donnelly and Rev Sandford with many friends in attendance. Burial followed at Magnolia Cemetery with pallbearers James Holcombe William Holcombe Robert Holcombe Fred Demony A Tyson A J Crosby B S Thompson and Thomas F Hodges.
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Willetta E. Word
State Street
St. Francis Street Methodist Church
A. E. Donnelly
Government Street Methodist Church
Sandford
First Christian Church
Magnolia
Cémetér
James Holcombe
William Holcombe
Robert Holcombe
Fred Demony
A. Tyson
A. J.crosby
B. S. Thompson
Thomas F. Hodges
Verberk entered into rest at 8 30 a m August 24 1912
Funeral notices announce EMILE P VERBERKE of 308 Madison street to attend his funeral from the residence tomorrow morning at 8 30 o clock and from St Vincent church with a requiem mass at 9 interment in the Catholic cemetery. YERGER died August 21 1912 ARTHUR WARREN YERGER age thirty five funeral Sunday afternoon 3 at Major Williamson residence Government street loop interment private.
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Verberf
Emile P. Verberke
Madison Street
St. Vincent's Church
Yerger
Arthur Warren Yerger
Walter P Williamson
Government Street Loop
Will Burn Minister in Effigy Says Miss Oaklies
Grand Junction Col April 24 Miss Teresa Oaklies leads a group of outraged spinsters planning to burn Rev Elmer V Huffer in effigy over sermons about Love Courtship and Marriage She denounces the minister and vows to defend bachelor girls while organizing a society to protect maidens interests and burn Huffer first action to string up a dummy.
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Grand Junction
Col
Elmer V. Huffer
Helen Gould
Teresa Oaklies
Grand Juniion
Mirs Oaklies
Huffer
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Grif Auxuns
Wravpeen
Ylats
Mobilin Theatre
Viday
the Jewell-Kelly Stock Company
Teddy
Washington
Kentucky
Special Steel Investigating Committee
Steel Corporation
Mr. Stanley
Standard Il Company
Steel Investigating Committee
Sherman
Law
Morgan
Rockefelter
Archbold
Star Chamber
Bureau of Corporations
Staniey
Rip van Winkle
Dence
Ashland Place
Fearn Way
Monterey Place
Weston Place
Mobile Bay
Riviere Aux Chiens
Dog River
George Fearn & Son
T. Francis and
ST. Joseph Streets
New York
Railroads and Engineers
Arbitration Board
Ciee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mitchell
Dauphin St
Wear and Whitfeather
Crauvate
Pereales
Madras
Lonsdale
Sanitary
Dennison
Staub
Dauphin Street
Gar
Son Aly Es
Miss Ouaklies
Foley
N. J. Gorham
Bank of Woodville
Woodville
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Cork
Bell
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