Gadski Sues Chicago Opera for 1 Million Dollars
Madame Gadski filed a lawsuit in New York against the Chicago Opera Company seeking 1 million dollars after contracts to sing two nights at 1500 dollars per night were publicly cancelled. She cited cancellation due to fears patrons would object to her husband Captain Hans Tauscher’s presence in the United States.
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New York
Madame Ae Gadski
Chi Rz Opera Company
Hans Tauscher
Balamy
Eighteen Cotton Mills Closed By Protest Strikes
Providence Rhode Island reports eighteen cotton mills and bleacheries closed by protests and walkouts. About 8,000 textile workers are out, many unorganized, as strikes over wage cuts and reduced hours affect the Pawtuxet Valley factories. Amalgamated Textile Workers of America supports the walkouts, while some plants resist resuming operations even with a return to a 48 hour week.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Erin
Pawtuxet
Amalgamated Textile 2Ers of
America
Pawtuxet Valley
Bald Pole Again Protects Title In Wrestling Revival
New York State Athletic Commission presided as Rolling and Falls in wrestling, revived. Stanislaus Zbyszko, aged 48, retained his world heavyweight championship Monday night against Earl Caddock, the former champion, by virtue of this relic of ancient days.
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New York
New York State Athletic Commission
Staniie Laus
Zbyszko
Woman Singer Cited for Dyeing Cats in Harmony Case
NEW YORK Miss Ma Owen 22 a singer faced magistrate Hatting Tuesday over dyeing her cats to match vivid clothing and home decor Witnesses from the Society for the Prevention of Drug to Animals testified a blue tom cat died after dyeing agents and draperies in her home She promised to return to Florida and stop dyeing her cats
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New York
Ma. Owen
Gatting
Florida
AB A and A Denied Bond to Pay Debts in Pennsylvania
Washington report states the Birmingham and Atlantic was denied by the federal commission approval of a government loan totaling 615 1a3 dollars intended to settle tax bills and debts. The line indicates the company, now operated by a receiver, failed to provide sufficient security. Separately the Novtole and Western Rail read requested authority to issue 666 000 dollars in four percent bonds to burn treasury funds to cover terminal debts, with conditions and details noted in the meeting.
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Washington
Birmingham
Atlantic
Pater Merce Commission
Ion Salpuance
MOF Iches
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Frank Hofmeister
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Goodman
Wingfield Cash Grocery Co
D. Lund
Badske
Chicago
Bintsom
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