Appointment of Bryce Highlights Victorian Philanthropy
Special Correspondence from London notes the death of Haronesa Burdett-Coutts and her enduring charity to the poor, along with the appointment of Bryce as ambassador to the United States succeeding Sir Mortimer Durand. It discusses British prestige, Anglo-Saxon ties, and Roosevelt’s favor for Bryce, then shifts to a snowy Christmas in England with London suffering soot and mud but estates hosting notable entertainments led by King Edward and Sandringham.
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Alexandria
Jamel Bryce
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Baron von Sternburg
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Roosevelt
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Converyailam
Roosevel
Bryce
Theodore
Edward
Olassagtana Enyosyea
Saturnity
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Count Beuckendort
Hurelan
Ambassadors and old foe relations seen in festive events
The article notes continued diplomacy amid Sandringham festivities with vaudeville acts featuring less prominent American stage names. It discusses Ireland home rule drift after Bryce removal, reform talk, and Catholic Church growth in England and France amid political tension and calls for church nonpartisanship.
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Wilton sues Gila County over court house contract
Contractor Peter Wilton of Globe files suit in Globe district court seeking 5304 dollars and 9 cents for services rendered and expenses on the Gil County courthouse project. The board of supervisors disallowed the claim after Wilton abandoned the contract last year.
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Dr Skinner Married After Holiday Visit in Fort Worth
Dr Skinner, an inspector at the Bureau of Animal Industry, returned to Santa Fe after a holiday visit to Fort Worth where a wedding occurred on December 29. The bride was identified as Mrs LM Downs. The couple will reside at 110 Manhattan Ave, Santa Fe.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Sante i
Fort Worth
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Skinner
Manhattan Ave Vue
Santa Fe
Widow of Rev John L Gay Dies in Santa Fe
Mrs Anne KB Gay widow of the late Rev John L Gay died at her daughter Mrs Dora Plet in Santa Fe yesterday morning in the first year of her age. Born in Ireland in 1816 as Anne Allen she was part of the Irish Allen family. She lived in the United States since marriage and supported her husband in ministry. They moved to Santa Fe ten years ago for a daughter's health. After Rev Gay’s death three years ago she lived with her daughter. She leaves four sons, including John Gay of Chicago. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Mrs Harry Smith Dies After Illness in Haton Home
Mrs Harry Smith, about 40, died of heart failure at noon on Burday in Haton. Funeral services were held at 2 pm Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal church with retired minister Hey Sinnick officiating. The Smiths had lived in the area twenty years and owned three houses. They were visiting from Yankee ranch when illness struck during Christmas. Ms. Smith left no immediate relatives. husband farmed near Yankee.
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Haton
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Tokio Mayor Ay Johnson Supports Municipal Street Cars
Henry George reports on Tokio's mayor Ozakis push to municipalize street railways, rival private lines fear loss of control, and government would buy lines with bonds to be repaid from earnings. Tokyo's plan aims for lower fares and stable service, with imperial government oversight and possible public revenue from a forthcoming exposition.
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Amusements at Elks Opera House in 19th century chat
A nostalgic dialogue recounts early stage legends and appearances. Sol Smith Russell, Stuart Robson, Nat Goodwin, John Drew, William Gillette and James O Neill are mentioned with anecdotes from Baltimore, Utica and Boston theaters. Murray & Mack and the Elks theater program anchor the reminiscence.
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Mr. Murray
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Horace Courtiey
Harriet Heecher Stowe
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Nat Goodwin
Fostan Atheneum
John Drew
Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Plumber
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Nhe Theatre
Boston
Guzman
Abbey's Park Theatre
New York
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Murray
Murray & Mack
Elks’ Theatre
Anna Gould and the Handsome Actor Romance
New York society buzzes over Anna Gould potentially re wed a former childhood sweetheart and actor Harry Woodruff now drawn back into gossip. The Gould family warned Woodruff off, but he insisted his intentions were honorable and avoided legal trouble. Later suitor Boni de Castellane pursued an heiress, while Woodruff remained unmarried as rumors swirl of a reunion with Anna Gould.
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Perhage
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Anna Mere Schooleiel
Woodruff
Jay Goult
Goulds Society
Anna Gould
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Anna
Detective Bureau
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de Castella
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Wolves Captured Near Raton In Massive Pelt Hunt
Kilfett, hunter and trapper, captured a male gray wolf near Landin D Moore's place, southeast of Raton. The pair, active for two decades, have killed cattle worth thousands. A second mate was killed years ago. six to seven pups were trapped for a nearly 150 to 400 bounty total. The wolves, once wary, are described as unusually white-furred. An exhibition plan planned after photographing the captured wolves, then skin preservation as a trophy by the Hunters Trappers and Traders Association of Northern New Mexico.
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Landin
Ellott
New Mexico
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