The Telephone Girl in New York City Stage Review
A mixed stage critique of The Telephone Girl in New York City notes the show travels from its origin with a strong reputation for catchy music and comic appeal. The cast earns praise for Miss Merrily and Miss Dhaprind while Mr Thames Noo Ctork and supporting performers deliver strong vocal numbers. Special scenery and a lively if uneven first act mark the production as a notable, if imperfect, musical comedy.
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New York City
New York
Surcesana
Gueiave Kirker
Casine Tire
Eatchy
Hugh Morton
Slena
Sir Stalin
Hans
Dwele
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Epring
Jeseia Serrinos
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Thames Noo
Ctork
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Dead to be exhumed for Arlington burial
Victims of the Maine disaster to be exhumed and moved to the United States for reinterment with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. A naval transport will seasonably convey remains from Havana to Hampton Roads for staging prior to voyage to Washington.
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Washington
Tec
Secretarr Allen
JG. Geeny
Havana
Gulon
Magisi Wien
United States
Balienip
Texas
Brimeylek
Hampton
Flag Law Campaign Moves in Congress for Flag Protection
Cioagoa, Det ¢-Charles Kingsbury Miller heads the Nag committees of the Lone of the American revolu tee aid the Society of Culonia Wars in Timolg and an executive member of the Amertcan Flag exapolation of New York dietrment eppealing for the wickelmest of a tow for the protretion of the flag. The petition headed Desecration of the American Mig calls for a flag protection law and to prohibit advertising of QuiUTERcIA. It includes endorsements from presidents, diplomats, senators, and famed figures. Communications urge Congress to enact such a measure, with letters from Grover Cleveland, Morton, Hay, Roosevelt, and other notable officials and leaders.
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Cioagoa
Charles Kingsbury Miller
Society of Culonia Wars
Timolg
New York
Washington
United States
Provident Moliney
Eutiinet
Iitmers
Aenators
Hyldiere Shir
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Witerison
Leyt PB. Morton
Hawalk
A Weinaula Hay
Warcot
Smith
the Treasury
Geer
Guv Roosevelt
Chasis
Whitelaw Reid
Archbishop Ireland
Dewey
Admateal Sedley
Zampson
Biles
Fitzhugh Les
Wilet
Harvard
Booker T. Washington
Miss Jeasie Merrilees Call for Old Brute Paul at Benefit
Report notes Miss Jeasie Merrilees calling Paul an old brute after he praised her in a Boer Republic context. He attended a benefit and discussed foreigners leaving his country, while commentary touched on US Mexico water disputes, irrigation, and an international dam near El Paso with legal actions and corporate involvement.
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Jeasie Merrilees
Nis
United States
Mextely
Rio Grande
Colorado
New Mexico
Mason
Afertuya
Durlus
Wirelands
Britren Company
el Paso
Neve Mexico
Sie and Prenme Court of
Merrittes and Merritines in the New Era Scene
The article recounts a complex social circle surrounding Merrites, Merrieles, and figures tied to President Kuemer. It details a meeting between Mike and Pea wire tie, performance notes, and impressions of a public figure, with references to court action, naval terms, and a broader debate about propriety, memory, and national identity.
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Benting
Mike
Erie
Eran
TST
Ste
Nike
Swat
Leach Murder Trial Postponed For Witnesses
The Leach murder trial in U S court has been continued after the holidays to secure more witnesses. An order was issued to compel witnesses to appear at government expense from Washington and Baltimore. Smach, a private in the United States army earning $13 a month at the time, struggles to secure attendance of his witnesses.
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Joseph Leach
United States
Trix Law
Cor Jwaring
Washington
Baltimore
Smach
Wnge
Essen
Clyde Mattox Trial Opens With Noted Defense
Clyde Mattox stands trial for Lincoln Sweeny's murder defended by attorney with a noted killer’s record. Jurors aim for an informed panel as victims rise to four in the case. case headline reflects a city tale from Jamestown and bankruptcy filings by former mayor Deoardo Price.
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Himesis
Newkirk
T. Tec
Heer
Clyde Mattox
Lincoln Sweeny
Tureday
Mattox
Type Houston
Fie West
Wegers
Sweeny
Jamestown
Deoardo Price
Rio Grande Waters Diverted Sparks Mexico Damages Claim
Tudtee Marsden C. Burch of Grand Rapids Michigan arrived in Mexico City on a mission tied to irrigation plans for the Rio Grande valley. A special dispatch notes Mexico’s insistence on substantial damages related to diversion from Mexican waters as the discussion unfolds in the capital.
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Chicezo
City of Mexico
Tudtee Marsden C. Burch
Grand Rapids
Mel
City
Dagerkmeat
Justis
Washon
Hilo Grande Valley
War of Labor Expected in Building Trades Across Major Cities
A New Year labor conflict is rumored between unions and contractors with centers listed in New York Chicago St Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston. Reports say granite cutters plan wage demands starting March 2, with current pay around 44 dollars daily in this city and a peaceful outcome anticipated if opposition remains limited.
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York
St Louis
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Breyire
Desperate gunfight over contraband whisky in Greenville
Two dispensary constables Cooley and Cornwell fought a hand to hand duel with George Howard and an unknown man running a whisky wagon. Howard was shot five times and is dying. Cornwell mortally wounded in the abdomen. Cooley shot in the thigh. The unidentified fugitive escaped.
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Columbia
8. C
Greenville
Cooley
Cornwell
George Howard
Ponstables
Howard
Wis
Cormerell II
Codiey
Real Estate Transfers Listed With Names and Sums
A notices list of real estate transfers shows Mary Hyers and others selling lots in Belleview and Topeka areas, with various sums from 1.50 to 34,200. Transfers involve multiple additions and quarters, with entities like The Topeka Savings Bank, Montieth, Ott & Tewksbury, and Crane addition noted. Several properties across Lincoln, Monroe, Washburn, and Fillmore streets are recorded, along with trustees and heirs in several transactions.
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Mary Hyers
Bushares
Btizaeth Nudge
Betleview
Rernes
Mary Ley
Ain Avenue
Jaks
Atreet
Ine
Additon
Chirend H. Martin
Mary J. Byers
Duta
Belleview
Denaidsin
Brebbins & Eves
Lincoln Street
King’s
Louisa Erhariz
Edward J. Gerte
Monroe Street
Wilder Pub
Topeka
Pt. Spreng
Washburn Avenue
Miller's College Park
Montpetier Savings Bank & Trust Company
Ann Montieth
Senator Roberts and Utah Seat Vacancy Possibility
A Washington dispatch speculates that if Mr. Roberts is rejected by the House, he cannot claim a Senate seat. The report suggests his rejection would boost his Utah popularity and mentions the possibility of Governor Guay appointing Roberts to Utah’s vacant delegation if the Senate confirms him.
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Heralf
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Roberto
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Utah
Roberts
Massachusetts Election Highlights Shifts in City Races
Boston dispatch notes gains for Social Democrats with Haverhill and Brockton turning. Republicans win in Quincy and Fall River. Springfield, Taunton, Waltham, Fitchburg shifts on license and eight hour work rules. Debates over mayoral races as Hart gains backing after caucus defeat.
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Haverhol
Brockton
Uccessful
Quincey
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Aldenches
Waltham
Fitchburg
Real estate and auction notices with scattered sale items
Several notices show estate liquidation and property sales. Entries mention a trustee sale, a Clay Point modern residence for sale, a seven to ten acre farm with water, fencing, and outbuildings, plus a Shawnee County farm offered with installments. Local broker names appear among mixed early 20th century ads.
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Felhal Surety Company
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