San Francisco / Seattle / Osaka / Fort Wayne / Gettysburg / Coronado Beach / Mansfield / Paris / Yokohama / Tokyo / Portland / Oshosh / New York City / Chicago / /
Company
The Japanese-American Film Company / American Review / Bedford / Post Weekly / Chicago Daily Tribune / United Photo-Plays Company / Post Film Company / the Washington Post / Studebaker / /
Continent
America / Africa / /
Country
Netherlands / Mexico / Iran / Egypt / Japan / Russia / United States / Panama / Korea / Philippines / China / India / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Movie Release / /
Facility
University of California campus / Pennsylvania courthouse / Puccini’s opera / American cinema / Field Columbian Museum / /
IndustryTerm
travel films / even travel / diverse network / news magazine / travel lecturers / travel feature / travel literature / /
Movie
A Love Story / Madame Butterfly / The Japanese Spy / /
NaturalFeature
Japanese island / Mississippi River / Pacific Coast / South Seas / /
Organization
University of California / Japanese Army / army / navy / Japanese infantry / /
Person
Edison / David Belasco / Thomas Ince / Thanhouser / Tea Garden / Sessue Hayakawa / Mary Pickford / Hara-Kiri / Shooting / Joseph Littau / Domino / Souno Imouye / Burton Holmes / Gregory A. Waller / Charles Musser / George A. Dorsey / Thomas Jefferson / / /
Position
Almond-Eyed Maid / Cleveland Plain Dealer / butler / pianist / player / proprietor / spy / director / pre-eminent travel lecturer in the United States / curator / pianist of the orchestra there / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / Wisconsin / Indiana / Oregon / Hawaii / Washington / Pennsylvania / Oklahoma / Mississippi / California / /
PublishedMedium
the Detroit News / Washington Post / the Washington Post / /
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