Prisoner of Zenda Sequel Rupert of Hentzau to Play
Butte notes Sutton's New Grand hosts tonight and Sunday special for Rupert of Hentzau after The Prisoner of Zenda. Cast features Leighton, Rassendyl, Tittell, Owen, Miller, Joy, Conness, Carr. Plot follows Rudolph Rassendyl and Queen Flavia racing Rupert for a crucial letter and throne.
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Zenda
Sutton’s
New Grand
Munro & Sage
Harry Leighton
Prince Rudolph
Rudolph Rassendyl
Charlotte ‘Tittell
Fla-via
Cecil Owen
Black Michael
George B. Miller
Colonel Sapt
Ernest C. Joy
Franz Teppich
L. E. Conness
Captain Hentzau
Eleanor Carr
Antoinette de Maubau
Rudolph Rassendy
Rudolf V
Ruritania
Duke of
Fritz von Tarlenheim
Rassendyl
Rupert of Hentzau
Flavia
Rudolf
England
Fritz
Rupert of
Rupert
Russendyl
Zemla Forest
Streslau
Sapt
Zendar
Cap Explodes Wounding Child in Powder Cap Incident
A 35 year old man’s son suffered severe injuries when a powder cap exploded after being struck with a hammer. The amputation of the thumb and two fingers was performed at Murray and Freund's hospital. The accident likely resulted from a cap dropped by a workman near the Carney home on Hornet Street. The boy is listed in stable condition at home.
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Prank
Prank J. Carney
Hornet Street
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Murray
Carney
Inflammatory Rheumatism Lands Local Man in County Hospital
Nicholas Fay, a 21 year city resident, was admitted to the county hospital yesterday as a hopeless cripple due to inflammatory rheumatism. He had no money or friends and chose to go to the hospital himself.
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Nicholas Fay
Marriage License Doubt in Forger’s Wife Case
A woman who identified herself as the wife of L. C. Livingston the forger questions her marriage. Records show Livingston used the name Gideon R. Livingston when obtaining the license and minister's certificate. They wed Jan 6 1900. Livingston faced multiple prior jailings and later violence charges, with a divorce suit that was not filed.
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Clancy
L. C. Livingston
Livingston
Gideon RR. Livingston
Myrtle Clayborne
Friedlander Granted Release in Palmer's Tailor Robbery
Gust Friedlander, the tailor arrested Wednesday in connection with the Palmer's tailor shop robbery at 60 East Broadway, was released yesterday after County Attorney Breen recommended dismissal due to insufficient evidence to secure a conviction.
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Gust Friedlander
Palmer's
No. 60 East Broadway
Friedlander
Breen
Mollard Held on Insanity Charge After Unsettling Behavior
Officers Ellsworth and Lazzari brought Henry Mollard to the county jail on an insanity charge. Mollard, who has been acting oddly and frightening others with his talk, claimed Chinamen were after him with seven or perhaps seven hundred pursuing him.
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Ellsworth
Lazzari
Meaderville
Henry Mollard
Mollard
Railroad Offices Burned at Union Station Chicago
Fire at Union Station ticket offices on Adams and Canal Streets endangered the building and forced 60 railroad workers to flee. Flames destroyed over $1,000,000 in un stamped tickets from several railroads and the Pullman company, with $15,000 damage to the station. Passenger statements were destroyed and delayed two weeks.
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Chicago
Union Station
Adams and
Canal Streets
Adams Street
Pennsylvania
Burlington, Alton
St. Paul
Panhandle
Fort Wayne
Pullman Company
Pennsylvania Lines
Shingle Mill Burned In Des Moines Washington
Fire destroyed Elder Brothers shingle and saw mill in Des Moines at 3 AM origin in the drying kiln. The mill, with a capacity of about 60 000 shingles daily, suffered an estimated loss of around 6000 dollars.
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Des Moines
Wash
Elder Brothers
Fire damages Royal Electric Light works in Montreal
A blaze today in Montreal damaged the Royal Electric Light Company's works and adjacent buildings, estimating losses around 50000 dollars. The fire left extensive damage to facilities and nearby structures.
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Montreal
Royal Electric Light Company
Hearings On Anti Oleomargarine Bills Continue
Washington hearings before the house agriculture committee continued with Former Representative William Springer of the National Livestock Association opposing a large tax on artificial butter. He cited foreign legislation showing laxer treatment of oleomargarine abroad than in the United States.
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Washington
House Committee On Agriculture Today
William Springer
National Livestock Association
United States
Senate panel considers Gillespie Davis Crozier nominations
The senate committee on military affairs examined the nominations of General Gillespie Davis and Crozier but decided not to report them now. It will seek to fix a law defect that omits provisions for such officers after their terms expire and did not address temporary grade changes.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Gillespie
Davis
Crozier
Senate Commerce Panel Delays Ship Subsidy Bill
The senate committee on commerce did not act on the ship subsidy bill at today’s meeting. A special session has been called for tomorrow to consider the measure.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Harris Senate remarks on wartime government ownership
Senator Harris addresses wartime policy in Washington noting debates over government ownership on January 16 as the war effort unfolds and lawmakers weigh ownership and control implications.
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Washington
Harris
Today introduces bill for government ownership of telegraph lines
A new bill is introduced proposing federal government ownership of the United States telegraph lines. The measure aims to place critical communications under public control and could reshape current private infrastructure. Supporters argue it ensures national security and universal service.
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United Sates
Counterfeiting Ring Arraigned In Brooklyn Court
Ten alleged Astoria counterfeiters were arraigned in federal court in Brooklyn. Moses Rosengarten pleaded guilty and testified he recruited others, detailing methods for producing 25 cent pieces and a 45 cent Thussian coin. His prior prison release and a $10,000 Russian claim awarded before arrest are noted. The case resumes before Judge Thomas.
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New York Times
Thomas
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Astoria
Moses Rosengarten
Rosengarten
United States
John M. Ward
Eastern Penitentiary
Pennsylvania
Ward
Washington
State Department
Secret Service
Flynn
American women and stage life praise by Mrs Campbell
Mrs Patrick Campbell, in Chicago at the Forty-Niners Club, lauds American women as happy and sane, says problem plays won t fit them, and warns against abandoning happiness for stage hardship while praising audiences as essential to art.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Patrick Campbell
Potter Palmer
Tanqueay
Campbell
Immigrant's heartfelt message of gratitude to new world welcome
A departing immigrant expresses deep gratitude for the gracious welcome received in a new country, praising the kindness and support that made his labor feel rewarded and his transition meaningful.
Saloon Burglar Freed by Bulldog Jack at Night
A burglar hid in John Pappa's saloon at 1 South Broad street and spent the night freed by Pappa's prize bulldog Jack. The large dog guarded the thief, who was trapped in the cellar and later escorted upstairs by the porter before escaping through a glass door.
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The
Atlanta Journal
John Pappa
South Broad Street
Pappa
Jack
Dan
Pellesman
J. M. Spear
Lberty
Sea Water as Remedy for Seasickness Touted in Old Advice
A damaged clipping recommends sea water to cure seasickness, praising its quick relief when taken in a pint as part of a voyage regimen. It suggests light diet, mild purge, loose clothing, and recumbent open air posture, noting sea water acts as an erotic and saline aperient.
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