William A Brady The New Napoleon of Amusement World
Theatrical figure William A Brady, once promoter and bill poster, rose to manager of major fighters turned impresario. He recounts early struggles from San Francisco to New York, built theaters, produced Way Down East and Betsy Rose, and with Corbett and Jeffries earned substantial fortunes. Brady plans to promote his wife Grace George and expand his theater empire across major cities.
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Willian A. Brady
Bill Poster
Lesa
Frohmin
Litt
Lederer
Brady
George Lis
Wiliam A
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Terady
Detter
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Corbett
Pusilius
Jeffries Brady
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Boston
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Philadethia
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Lovers Lane
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Betsy Rose
Philedelphia Brady
Eecyliane
A. Brats
Sean MelcEne
Neimes
Pacific
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Wien
Doras Stowe
Steedes
Hosen Bedatta
Ala Campbell
Sour Company
Count Siren
Ube California
Bos
Max Freeman
Aoe Mariner
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Ani
Charles Prous
al Hay
Tod
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McGeandy
Dion Houdrsult
J Gut
Bowerrs
Daly
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Marty
Sullivan
Corben
Verity Ten
Inlet
Ale
Rane Seeey
Bowen Mast
Crete
Cabin Pale
Toa
Hite
Grace Georse
Pyramid Pile Cure Claims Universal Piles Treatment
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a universal remedy for all forms of piles. It promises lasting relief without work disruption, asserts safety and absence of poisons, and claims physician testing and broad recognition nationwide.
Skinner Plans Macbeth Tour With Liebler Company
Otis Skinner to tour Macbeth in a Shakespeare revival by the Liebler company with Sir Le Moyne and Lady Macbeth. The plan aims for a grand production on the scale expected in modern Shakespearean revivals, with Skinner known for his Macbeth portrayal.
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Otis Skinner
Miacbeth
Liebler
Macbeth
Mr Skinner
Chorus Girls Strike It Rich on Change in Broadway Rumor
A flood of speculative chatter claims three chorus girls at a New York venue have retired rich from a bold gamble on a production titled Change. The item notes theater figures like Skinner and Cramwen, with sour grapes from critics and plans for new shows and tours across London and New York.
Warde to head his own company next season
Frederick Warde, long unseen, announces he will lead a company next season. He plans to tour with fear melodrama revival Belphegor the Mountobank and a new play by Elwyn A Barron, Chicago drama critic. Barron’s adaptation of Eliot’s Romola drew mixed reviews in Boston.
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Prederick Warde
Next Pease
Jie
Eliot
Satin
Ies
Barron
EA. sWillard
Boston
Alice Nielsens Admirer in New York Tour
A farmer named Moore, aged 60, who cannot earn £500 yearly, pursues singer Alice Nielsen in New York. He calls at the Cecil Hotel daily and stands at the stage door nightly, sending cards and receiving refusals, while Miss Nielsen remains amused and unbothered by other admirers.
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Po Ee Canse
New York
Mitalice Nellaen
Teandtsallen Moore
Ike Ming Nelson
Cecil
Hiete
Booths Opinions On Stage Struck Youth
Editorial notes stage career advice from Edwin Booth and Guy Nichols. Letters from the crest Minar reveal private views on theater. A member of Booths family, Nichols is praised for candor and warmth in discussing early life and sexual matters, while some letters remain unpublished.
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Chicago Record
Herahdt
Guy Nichols
McVickers
Edwin Tooth
Nichols Sinter
Nichols
Aldrich's Play Mercedes Trial in London
The piece notes that Aldrich's stage work Mercedes will be presented in London with praise for performances by Norma Willey and mentions mixed critical remarks on costumes. It references other cast members and upcoming theatrical plans, including plans for revivals and new productions in New York and Philadelphia, with industry personas cited.
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Aldrich
Mercedes
London
Quail Market Tightens as Prices Seem to Rise
Omaha reports that Pratt & Co and poultry dealers covertly corner the spring quail supply. Large stocks have been stored in New York and Boston facilities, with Missouri valley bans on shooting and export cutting future availability. Western dealers claim eastern demand will outpace supply and drive prices higher.
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Omaha
David Cote
Pratt & Co
New York
Boatom
Minrouri
Oman
Eee
Coughlin Buys Gold Mine Faiths Big Returns in Colo
Colorado Springs reports Coughlin pursues a Cripple Creek mine with vague outlay and optimism. German John Gourhum and local miners note a hopeful gamble despite uncertainty. A plan to depart for Chow and return in July hints at a potential fortune while the camp remains tense and liquid funds fragile.
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Colo
John
Gourhum
Christio
Cripple Creek
Wille
Arizona's Glass Mountain Discovery by Archaic Quarians
Report details a northern Harqus Hala range region expedition by archaic quarians uncovering human remains and a metatedr stone beneath a night-tocked rock forming a marrow olla or earthenware jar. The find suggests ritual use by ancient Arizona races, contrasting with prior desert water absence barriers.
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Leatt
Harqus Hala Range
Arizona
Bae
Oak Mountain
Ches
Sud
Handful of Dirt May Reflect House of Shame Motto
Obscure clipping describes a sanitation slogan Clean house with Sapolio and references volcanic upheaval and a dangerous mountain ascent. The fragment mentions brilliant colors and a hazardous surface but lacks clear dates or locations.
Montezuma Well and surrounding area notes
Fragmentary history and geography references describe Montezuma Well 15 miles northeast of a field and Verda area, mentioning Native American contexts, water features, and early construction notes amid unclear 2011 dates and scattered site names. The text remains incomplete with distorted spellings and missing details.
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Foe ‘Eld
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