Aida Opens Atlanta Grand Opera Season With Caruso Cast
Verd is premiering Aida as the season opener at Atlanta's Auditorium week of April Be. Tickets drew record $18,000 last time with packed houses and standing room. Caruso Homer Gadsk i lead a strengthened lineup with Fornaroli Danseuse and Scotti or Amato in roles.
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Ajida
Verd
Atlanta
Auditorum
Wll
Aida
Caruso
Gadski
Homer
Rita Foernia
Antonio Scotti
Adamo Didur
Herbert Witherspoon
Metropolitan
Aida Caruso
Radames
Madame Homer
Amneris
Madame Gadik
Amonasro
Ethiopia
Scotti
Egypt
Two Cafe Stars Stir Rome as Jilted Lover Fleees
In Rome the glittering eyes and silvery voices of Fedora and Pervinca Ditto ignite a tale of romance. Carlo Mazzotti, an aristocrat rival and former track hero, pursued both sisters in Florence and Rome, begged their favor on bended knee, then fled when rebuffed. Police feared possible self harm before he vanished toward Florence. Fedora and Pervinca depart for another engagement.
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Rome
Florence
Cafe Chantant
Fédora
Pervinca Dittorek
Carlo Mazzotti
Epedora
Pervinca
Fedora
Pervinca Dante
pHins
Carto
Carlo
Roms
Tuskegee Glee Club to Perform in Atlanta Auditorium
The Tuskegee Band Orchestra and Giese Club, under N Clark Smith, will tour from Tuskegee to Atlanta for a concert at the Auditorium on Friday night, March 32. Proceeds benefit the First Congregational church institutional department, with a thousand seats reserved for white patrons. Tickets go on sale at the church and with local groups on Monday.
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First Congregational Church
H. H. Proctor
First Conational
Pre and Mew Company
Leane Company
In Tt
Aida Opera Plot Summary in Four Acts
Aida, daughter of King Amonasro, is in Memphis as a slave while loving Radames, with rival Amneris. Amonasro pushes war secrets. Radames is made commander. In Act II Amneris wins Alda’s loyalty. Radames returns victorious as Amonasro’s captive identity nears. In Act III Amonasro reveals himself, Radames is captured. Amneris plots. Act IV Radames is to be buried alive. Alda dies with him as Amneris mourns beside the tomb.
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Aida
Amonasro
Memphis
Egypt
Radames
Romanza
Amneris
Ammneris
Ramfisa
Terzoett
Amneria
Radamea
Isis
Nilus
Vulcan
Ptha
Neria
Alda
Amanosro
Ammeris
Alida
Amonagro
Terrett
Temple of Justice
Setne
Resolution of thanks for Judge Daniel in Gwinnett court
In Lawrenceville Georgia March 9 special report notes Judge Robert T Daniel handled a week of Gwinnett superior court business with dispatch and dignity. Burglaries by G W McKenzie and Tom Bailey resulted in twelve and six year sentences. Unanimous bar resolutions praise the judge and request copies for Daniel and the press.
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Lawrenceville
Daniel
G. W. McKenzie
Tom Bailey
Luther Wages
Ben Smith
McKenzie
Bailey
Peniel
Gwinnett Bar Association
Robert T. Daniel
Finntetreult
Gwinnett Superior Court
Gwinnett County
Charles H. Brand
Missing Wife Clue Unearths New Leads in Columbia Pastor Case
New York March 9 Special A clue to the missing wife of a Columbia pastor emerges as investigators review the priest’s activities. Authorities report a possible connection to a December disappearance, though no definite breakthrough has been made. the case remains under police scrutiny as the search continues.
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Columbia
New York
Oea
Ikea
Convict Abe Ruef Entertains Men and Women at Dinner
San Francisco March 9 Abe Ruef former political boss of the city, serving a fourteen year bribery sentence, hosted a dinner at a roadhouse near Sean Rafaeh. Deputy Sheriff William O Kane briefly suspended Ruef and allowed him to use a private car to reach the penitentiary after a punctured tire delayed his return. The party included two women and a San Francisco physician and the event drew attention at San Quentin.
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Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Abe Ruet
Party of Friends
Sean Rafaeh
William O'Kane
Ruef
O’kane
San Quentin
3000 Years Before Women Equal Men
New York dispatch reports Thomas A Edison arguing that equality is far in the future. He says women show limited brain power and laments gender bias while endorsing vote rights for property owners, with caveats if lacking property.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Two Girls Seek Two Cowboys in Oshkosh Message
Two young residents of Oshkosh Wisconsin March write to the post office seeking to correspond with two young men who are believed to be in a distant area. The girls express a desire to exchange letters and learn more about the suitors.
Train Derailed on Georgia Road Near Sparta
Sparta Ga March 9 Special Passenger train No 70 leaving Madon at 745 am for Augusta over the Georgia railroad was totally derailed east of Sparta this morning. No one was killed but several received light injuries.
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Sparta
Madon
Augusta
Georgia
Folles
Anne Étiginesr
Guards Disbanded In Thomasville After Recruitment Shortfall
Thomasville Georgia announces the disbanding of the Thomasville Guards, company A, First Georgia regiment, as membership failed to meet the required number under military law. Major Palmer and Captain Americus Mitchel offered probation to raise men, but Captain Watt chose disbandment. The unit, organized in 1864, has a history of vigilant service, including during a two years ago lynching incident, and townsfolk hope for reorganization if enthusiasm returns.
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Thomasville
Watt
The
Guards
Peter Love
Twenty-ninth Georgia Regiment
Charles &. Rockwell
Robert G. Mitchell
Harris
Connor & Co. on Wall Street Suspends, Assigns After Senior Partner Collapse
New York reports Connor & Co., a longtime Wall Street firm once tied to Jay Gould and Russell Sage, suspended operations and assigned assets following the mental breakdown of senior member Ezra Connor. The firm lists about 3.5 million in liabilities and assets, with Washington B. Connor among major creditors, and notes history as W. R. Connor & Co and Sage operations nearby.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Connor & Co
Wall Street
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Ezra Conner
Washington&. Conner
Connor
Charles H. Sirkworth
Washington B. Connor
Fim
W. R. Connor & Co
Aiken Arraigned Over Taft Attack In House Debates
Washington march 9 the house appointed committees to investigate alleged gross language in the congressional record by representative aiken regarding president taft senator root and others the passages were inserted in the record rather than spoken aiken alluded to taft and to promised post appointments and cited individuals lucius n littauer and darry as furnishing reflections the investigation resolution was adopted unanimously as aiken stood at the rostrum and said nothing
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Washington
House
Taft
Root
Aiken
New York
Henator Foot
Darey
Lucius N. Littauer
Forged Checks Passed On Bufaula Merchant
In Bufaula Alabama on March 9 two clever forgers swindled Broad street merchant H. Perlman out of nearly 80 dollars by cashing two worthless checks. One man bought a cap and suitcase for 48 dollars with a bad check and the other purchased trousers for 10 dollars with a similar draft. The signature on one check falsely matched BR A J Boyett of Morris, Gwinn town miles east of Bufaula. After discovering the deception, Perlman refunded the difference. Later both men reentered the store, but the checks were rejected as worthless and had to be covered by Portinas.
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Bufaula
Ala
H. Perlman
Broad Street
BR. A. J. Boyett
Morris
Hufaulu
Perlman
Epeia
Mn Portinas
Tickets On Sale For 1912 Atlanta Grand Opera Season
Tickets go on sale tomorrow at Cable Piano Company and Phillips & Crew's with season prices cut about 37 percent. Seven performances priced at $5 per opera now reduced, single performance sales start April 4. Major stars from the Metropolitan Opera are slated for a packed Atlanta engagement beginning April 22 with Aida and following classics.
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Cable Piano Company
Phillips & Crew’s
Cabie Piano Company
Broad Street
Peachtree
Phillips & Crew's
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Houston
Atlanti
South
Metropolitan Opera Company
Trovatore
Cavalleria
Pagnacci
Bill
Boheme
Not Much Chance for Mayor Moore in Macon Ga
Macon March 9 Special Strongest Moore supporters admit a slim chance the charter may be changed to allow more than two terms and Bridges Smith, former nine year mayor, is named as potential successor though he says he would listen to demand. Delegates oppose change for 1912. Ministers favor gallows punishment. Walker execution provokes debate. Macon delegates seek 1813 State Federation of Labor convention for Macon. Police docket shows no whisky canes since January 1, yet open sales persist. Court week ready for 27 blind tiger cases led by Chauncey Groves of Miami. Banquets honor Macon Vol pilot test squad with a banquet at a local cafe.
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Macon
Moore
Bridges Smith
Smith
Wiliam B. Walker
Federation
State Federation of Labor
Waycross
C. T. Williamson
W. A. McKenna
A. F. Beacham
Frank Hobbs
Chauncey Groves
Miami
Fred Woodall Joins Dillin Morris Firm in Atlanta Real Estate
Fred Woodall, a veteran Atlanta realty man previously with El Burdett Realty, joins the Dillin Morris Company to focus on city properties. He has long been connected with trusted Atlanta agencies, recently selling his stake at Burdett to concentrate on local property valuations and firm dealings.
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Serenge
Woodall
Atlanta
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