Notable October Campaigns and November Opera Teasers
A historical page lists varied October events from political rallies to plays and concerts. Highlights include Mope Mopar and Black Beauty events, Prince Humbug, Hooligan’s Troubles, Copinet 999, The Smart Set performances, Keane’s Military Band at Jacques Opera House, and late November appearances by Yiddien and The Delt, with dates ranging from October 1 to November 19 and multiple venue details.
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L' Mose
Mopar Inky
Liberty
Hlack Beauty
Republican
Priday
Frank Lalor
Prince Humbug
Smart
Keane
Jacques Opera House
Eacae Mack Tn
Timely topics in local stores and services ad
A condensed preview lists Glenwood ranges eye glasses clothing and footwear deals. It highlights Hampson-Sellen’s ranges Monroe’s business college Upson and Singleton 200 trousers Driggs Smith piano and jewelry bargains. Also notes A P Tea Co stamps hunting boots Teddy African knickerbockers and talking machines.
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Thomas Fenton
Poly
Lt. Hampson-Sellen
Glen-wood
Monroe
Business College
W. Richard Upson
Woodriff
Curtis Art Co
Speare Clothing Co
A. & P. Tea Co
Upson, Singleton & Co
Miller & ‘Peck
Driggs & Smith Co
Howard Piano
M. A. Green
Apothecaries Hall Co
Phelantheea
B. Holezer
R. R Harder & Co
Wenzel
Langley
Beott
Conway Art, Co
Hotchkiss & Templeton
Tomjec
Reid & Hughes
Pearce
Direct Omer Wins in 2:18 Pace at Baltimoremeet
At the fall meeting of the Gentlemen's Driving Park in Baltimore the 2:18 pace produced four heats with Direct Omer announced winner. Jotah the Brooklyn gray led the flat heat but tired in later heats. Deceiver took the 2:26 pace after four heats and Margaret B won the 2:27 pace after multiple heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gentlemen's Driving Park
Direct Omer
Jotah
Gray
Brooklyn
Margaret B. Stranger
Burser
R. L. Parke
Parkeley
Road Drivers’ Association
Necesita
Gillespie
Bessie Bradstreet
Mamie J
F. Barnés
Ella Woodford
Margaret B
Advance
Stranger
Bursure Ben D
Ella Lou
Mings
Jotal
Island
Field
Finney
Prudence
Ludwig
Wilkes
Phillips
Merry
Jackson Park
Belle
Bik
Dryden
Maragret
Margaret
Spranger
Directum
Cam
Rathbun
Wyoming
Aenias
R. D
Brawnlon
Skiadoo
Atkinson
Lotta M
Ramsay
Sandy Hornet
Carlisle
Kelbaugh
Miss Rene
Kernan
Sundown
Cummings
jGrace K
Gale
Moonlights Won Over Idlewoods In 11 to 0 Shock
Moonlight football team defeated Idlewoods last Sunday in a high scoring game where Frank Wilson played a key role. Moonlight outpaced rivals from the start though Idlewoods weighed more.
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Moonlight's
Moonlight
Idlewoods
Frank Wilson
Moonlights
Missouri Meerschaume Corn Cob Pipes Fame
Missouri Meerschaume pipes from corn cobs are highly lucrative and widely exported to Europe and the United States. Tom Reed popularized them in Washington and New York society. Franklin county leads exports with 22,608,488 cob pipes and related parts, yielding substantial revenue surpassing livestock, grain, forestry, and dairy exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
Tom” Reed
East
Washington
Reed
New York
Mixcourt
Franklin County
Dark Light Painting Prevents Skin Blistering
Advice notes that using iodine for skin painting in medical treatment should occur in darkness or under red photography light. If the painted skin area is kept from white light exposure, it will not blister or stain the flesh, even after repeated applications.
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Pacific Coast Railway Club
Pacl Coast Railway Club
United States Forest Service
Office of Wood Pbservation
Forest Service
Washington, D. Cc
Long Winded Preachers and a Gracious Kaiser
In a Westminster Gazette piece readers learn how historic preachers set sermon lengths from three hours to ten minutes. A story from Alsace recounts an emperor receiving grapes from a peasant woman amid a brief motor car misstep and warm exchange with William I as she proudly offers the vineyard pick.
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Hermon
Dean Lettoy
Thoms Hooker
Crammer
Baxter
Knox
Bunyan
Calvin
George Herbert
Bilbury
Gloucestershire
Westminster Gazette
Alsace
Reihenweier
Rappoltsweiller
William 1
Herr Kaiser
Patois
A Favor Appreciated
A young employee informs the firm his salary demand may force him to quit. The general manager thanks him for relieving the company of a difficult dismissal, saying he would hate to discharge someone who cannot easily find work elsewhere.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Grand Street
The
E.H. Towle Company
West Main Street
Arthur E. Bensor
Benson
Waterbury
Post Office
Thomas Elinor
the Eagle Brewing Co
Brewers of the
Eagle Street
Conn
Theatrwal Bookings
Andrew
the Sporting News
Lexington
Colin
W. W. Evans
George H. Estabrook
Denver
Gus Macey
Estabrook
Jay McGregor
Thomas C. Jefferson
Kentucky
Harless Stock
Austria
John Splath
J. W. Batley
Lily Young
Young Fullerton
Sam Nora T
Ten Broeck
Prodigal
I. Schiesinger
Vienna
Schietsinger
Geers
Memphis
Ed Geers
Catcher
Chicago
Tribune
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Buelow
Cleveland Tatcher
Grieve, Bisset, & Holland Ba
Upson
Si Singleton & Co
Syle
J. Pers
B. Mullinga & Son
Try & Democrat
Robert C
Petér the Great
Rick McMahon
Tennessee
Haven Beats
Harvester
Lady Jonen
Wan
AL Election
Jim Carpenter
Readville Track
Bingen
Genenta
Electioneer
Peter the Great
Mary Axtellion
Slater of Axworthy
Allen Winter
David Shaw
Jy Onward
Patchen Wilkes Farm
Czareyna
Jae . Komura
Kremlin
Binvyola
Bisa
Allen Farm
Detroit
Onward Silver
Kart Reaper
Alice
Barry
Hamline
Minn
Sedalia
Mr Me
Vyer
New Haven Journal-Courier
Missouri Meerschaume
Democrat
Just
South Main
D. H. Tierneby
Bank Street
Will
the Union
Buckingham Building
Waterbury, Conn
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