Fine gowns on stage in People Like Ourselves
International News Service reports on actors Ethel Warwick and Lottie Venne in the new play People Like Ourselves. Warwick’s ivory charmeuse evening dress and Venne’s dark periwinkle blue taffeta gown wow the audience while other costumes include sea blue brocade and a brilliant ink satin negligee.
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Onvon
Ethel Warwick
Lewis Waller
Lottie Venne
Warrick
Miss Venne
War
Alabama Patents and Trademarks Reported This Week
Patent attorneys Davis and Davis announce grants to Alabama citizens including W. Brown of Birmingham for a bridle bit Lawrence C Mooney of Montgomery for a cross tie for railways and trademarks for T Kendrick Montgomery and John L Tyler Birmingham among others. The note ends with a quip about calomel versus higher things.
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Washington
Messrs. Davis and
Davis
Alabama
W. Brown
Birmingham
Lawrence C. Mooney
Montgomery
Rice
Fort Reape
Oe T. Kendrick
John L. Tyler
Inferior Court Sentences For Gaming and Theft
Wesley Jones Jeff Cook and Aniece Smith were fined one dollar or ten days on gaming charges. Web Franklin and Virginia Davis faced one hundred dollars or thirty days for a burglary/stealing charge in the inferior criminal court.
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Wesley Jones
Jeff Cook
Aniece Smith
Henry Chamberlain
Inerior Criminal Court
Franklin
Virginia
Davis
Evacuation of Paris and New Mexican Views Abroad
Paris reports show few American visitors remain after summer tours as trains sail to Cherbourg. Alvarez Caserez, son-in-law of Serapio Rendon, says Huerta's regime lacks lasting revolutionary movement. Americans in Yucatan are not hated and Wilson’s Mexex policy is viewed favorably by Nicaraguans and others in Europe.
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International
Paris
St. Lazare
Cherbourg
Ord Wilson
America
Wilson
Charles Dalmores
United States
Europe
Hamburg
Lucrezia Bori
Italo Cristalli
Metropolitan Opera
Martinez Otez
Republic
Miguel Gomez
Cuba
Orestes Ferrari
Yucatan
Alvarez Caserez
Serapio Rendon
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
J. Santos Velaga
Spain
Leeds
W. B. Leeds
Ritz
Muratore
H. B. Chenar
Frank von Veesey
Vladimir
Cyril and
Paul Dimitri
Princess Gamadine
Jean Castellane
Joseph’ Gontaut Biron
Baron Benckendorff
Helie Talleyrand Perigord
Francis de Croisset
Anthony Drexel
Phillip M. Lydig
Frankfort
James Henry Smith
Sigmaringen
Hames
Madame
Vallibrosa
August Host
Mr. Story
William Hammond
San Francisco
Hig Auton
Crillon
Biarritz
New York
Sarah
Mackin
Sutro Arrival Stirs Berlin Exposition Debate
Theodore Sutro editor of Hearst's German Journal arrives in Berlin as representative of the German American National Alliance. He meets with the German Industrialists Association leader and other key figures to discuss the San Francisco exposition question amid ongoing consultations.
French actor in peculiar plight at heeding military service
Paris reports a young actor M Pierre Pradeer who recently succeeded Mme Bernhardt in L Aiglon faced a troubling episode as he began his compulsory military service. He was summoned by the authorities and endured a difficult quarter hour before proceeding with his obligation.
Purgative tablets aid health claims by Chamberlain’s
Fragmentary note suggests a claim that Chamberlain’s tablets promote purification and bodily well being. The text is unclear but hints at a health or stomach cleansing effect and overall condition improvement.
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Chamberlain
Firm Believer in Reincarnation In London Circles
The Countess of Cromartie, a peeress in her own right, is writing a book on reincarnation set to appear soon. She has produced verses and stories and several spiritual works, contrasting with her sister Lady Constance Stewart Richardson who entertains with dance and variety acts and avoids sport and society life.
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International News Service
London
Countess of Cromartie
Lady Cromartie
Lady Constance
Stewart Richardson
Constance
Americans Fill London Hotels This Week
London hotels host a rush of American visitors with social events by Mr. and Mrs. Craig Biddle and the Newhouse, Lady Cunard hosting tea, and arrivals from Paris and Budapest including A. Mitten of Chicago meeting his brother E. T. Mitten. Counts Sigray and other travelers also report winter in the capital.
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London
Craig Biddle
Newhouse
Paris
Ee Gummerlin
Chicago
H. F. Dutton
Justice Matthews
Mayo Hospital
Sa Falta er rons one matter of fact way of things
The fragment presents a terse note on routine matters with a clipped, matter of fact tone. It mentions no clear events or individuals. The readable text focuses on general states rather than specific actions or places.
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Patents and Trade Marks
Henry C. Stuart
Richmond
Russell County
Social Labor Party
Columbia
Grafonola
Victor
Riasonic Temple
Prest. Wilson
Alvarez Gaserez
Reiss Mercantile Company
Mobile
Ford
Metropolitan Center
Pet
Sea Island
Just
Ladies’ Bears and Velour Shapes
Gloria
Copenhagen
Ladtics
Dauphin
Ular
Review
Sutro
Hearst
Paper
Pierre. Prader
Countess of
English Metropolis
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