A True Kentuckian Delights At The Auditorium
Last night A True Kentuckian Company presented a creditable performance at The Auditorium. The crowd was small but appreciative. Eylene Radcliffe as Grace Calvert and Virginia Warden as Vera Gilittes portrayed lifelike roles, while Frank Arthur as George Ellamere and Ben Greerfield as Lawyer Blackburn gave strong dramatic turns. The specialty acts by Arthur James Slack and Mark Davis drew encores.
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Eylene Radcliffe
Grace Calvert
Virginia Warden
Vera Gilittes
Frank Arthur
George Ellamere
Colonel Woodward
Ben Greerfield
Blackburn
Messrs
Harry W. James
Walter F. Slack
Mark Davis
Alleged Murderer to be Freed after New Trial
John R. Linthicum, jailed since June 1901 for the murder of Bruce Lonas in December 1909, is to be released following word that the Commonwealth will move to enter a nolle prosequi at the June term due to lack of new evidence after a prior retrial in Shenandoah county.
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John R. Linthicum
Shenandoah County
Bruce Lonas
S. 11
Lonas
Belgrade
The
Commonwealth
M. E.stickley
Nolle
Bids Sought For Bank Office Leases In New Building
Farmers and Merchants National Bank invites written bids to lease second floor offices and the entire third floor of its soon to be constructed building. Each office has gas and electric meters, heating, janitor service, and drawings are available at the bank. Bids due May 15 with possession around October 15 1902.
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National Bank
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Nat. Bank
Alcohol as a heart stimulant questioned by medical authorities
Health notes challenge the belief in alcohol as a heart stimulant. Kellogg describes a cold chest compress method at about 60 degrees to stimulate the heart, while warning that alcohol is not a tonic or stimulant but a depressant. German and French practice of alcohol before cold baths is deemed ill advised.
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Winternitz
Germany
Kellogg
Dr. Kellogg
France
Balancer Amazes Vaudeville Crowd With Four Balls
The famous equilibrist balanced four billiard balls or a cue to the crowd's amazement. A young man with ink on his fingers challenged him claiming he could not balance a set of books.
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