Christmas in the Theatrical World A Hard Season for Actors
The article surveys holiday hardship in theater life with half pay before Christmas, preholiday matinee changes, and the lonely advance agent. It notes some managers cut Christmas work or shift schedules, while others add dinners and press events, highlighting dog critics and stage concessions amid seasonal shows.
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New York
Iowa
Many Madison area holiday travelers and visitors listed
A long list of residents and friends visit or travel for the holidays. Names include Mrs. Edward Lee, Mrs. Lorraine Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thayer of Beloit, Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Nuzum, Miss Esther Lee, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cole, and many others visiting in Madison and surrounding towns such as Baraboo, Harmony, Escanaba, and Green Bay.
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Ralph Thayer
Beloit
William Rooney
Gem City
Esther Lee
Oak Park
Mrs. C. H. Lee
Santa Claus to a Boy in a Chimney
A poem by Frank Dempster Sherman depicts a bare room behind a town chimney. A boy dreams of Christmas toys and Christmas joy he cannot have, imagining Santa Claus filling stockings for him.
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Santa Claus
Frank Dempster Sherman
A Feel In the Christmas Air
The poem evokes a Christmas mood with a “feel in the air” that affects appetite and mood. The speaker reflects on a bittersweet ache tied to holiday memories, contrasting warm cheer with a lingering sadness and nostalgia. The piece centers on a personal, seasonal sentiment.
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Wisconsin Eugenic Law Seen Easy to Comply With
Madison December 24. Attorney General Owen interprets Wisconsin eugenic law as easily workable by physicians examining men who wish to marry. He says the law aims at simple examinations by reputable licensed physicians for a fee of three dollars and does not require Wasserman or other specialist tests or long laboratory experiments.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Owen
C. A. Harper
Wasserman
Accused of Theft at Blaze in Store
Milwaukee December 24 Joseph Brown twenty eight arrested by Patrolman Albert Quest at a fire that ruined the Scottish Woolen mills and damaged McKane Lins Leather Goods stock Brown allegedly left the store with two new grips and a leather lunch box he had stolen Brown had been linked to a 1911 case where he was charged with stealing from the University Club safe He served two and a half years at Waupun and recently released after bond issues involving his mother and a court decision returned the bond to her months earlier.
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Milwaukee
Joseph Brown
Albert Quest
McKane-Lins Leather Goods Company
Quest
Brown
Flood
University Club
Waupun
Williams
Judge Scores Bankers on Home Rule and Elections
Milwaukee December 24 Justice R M Wanamaker of the Ohio supreme court urged cities to have home rule and nonpartisan elections with divisions limited to local issues He noted bankers oppose many progressive policies and called for constitutional changes in the United States.
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Milwaukee
R. M. Wanamaker
Ohio Supreme Court
City Club
United States
Nonswimmer Rescues Skater at Union Pond
In Goodman Wisconsin on December 24 a nonswimmer jumped into icy water at the Union church bazaar pond to save two skaters, Lawrence Adams eight and Julius Newman twelve, who were struggling after breaking through the ice. Both boys were rescued.
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Goodman
Wis
Union Church
Lawrence Adams
Julius Newman
Newman
Grain Rate Increase Validated By Interstate Commission
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission found a proposed general grain rate rise from Illinois to central markets justified though individual rate legality not decided. The panel said increases on certain grain byproducts from Mississippi river crossings and proportional rate advances from upper Mississippi points were not justified and existing rates must stay in effect.
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Washington
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Evarts Bank Inquiry Underway As Receiver Probes Plainfield Bank
Joliet Illinois December 24 Erastus W Willard appointed receiver for the Plainfield private bank has begun an inquiry into its condition. He has not heard from proprietor J I Evarts who has been missing for several days. Willard expects two or three days to assess the bank. Depositors estimate assets may cover about 30 percent of deposits, believed at $112 000.
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Joliet
Ill
Erastus W. Willard
Plainfield
J. I. Evarts
Willard
Botanist Killed by Natives in Amboyna Amboyna Incident
Manila December 24. C B Robinson a botanist with the bureau of science department of the interior Philippine islands was killed by natives of Amboyna island Malay archipelago.
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Manila
C. B. Robinson
Bureau of Science
Department of the Interior of the
Philippine Islands
Amboyna Island
Malayare
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Lorraine Horton
H. J. Borchers
Iron Ridge
W. F. Nuzum
Helen
Mermack
Mrs. Belle Wood
Chicago
W. B. Kendall
Victor Sansum
Evansville
David Sansum
Mrs. J. Johnston
Westfield
Mrs
Percy Alexander
William Colburn
Leo
Sioux Falls, Lews
Miss Campbell
North Freedom
Edward Campbell
Olympia
William Shale
Harmony
Minnesota
Mrs. McKay
Alexander Steuber
Mamie Albertus
Prairie du Lac
H. Schlag
Edward Williamson
Miss Grace
Eugene
R. C. Auber
Huber
Olive Gibson
George Northrup
Mildred
Kilbourn
Hattie Lee
Fennimore
C. H. Lee
Bicknell
Janesville
George Patterson
Baraboo
Blanche Mitchell
Burtrum, Minn
Richland Center
Frederick Edgerly
Joseph Terry
Grace
Terry
G. W.johnson
Escanaba, Mich
C. A. Clark
Clarence Green
G. L. Stevens
Judge Stevens
Mel. D. Hutchinson
Clarissa
L. H. Cronk
H. E. Cole
Hoosier State
Yuletide
Forrest Rummel
Louis Gerou
Wakefield
Michigan
Ms. W. Huttmann
Clinton
Daniel Rumpf
Fifth Street
Huffmanco
Rumpf
Katherine Armbruster
Hu Claire
A. F. Block
San Francisco
August Gall
Guinore Helberg
George Hill
G. 8. Helberg
Hazel Jones
Esmond
South Dakota
E. O. Jones
Greenfield
Miss Jones
Alice Wartman
Naperville
E. P. Wright
Norwalk
L. J. Horstman
Florence
A. Schroeder
Kenosha
Second Avenue
Laura Martin
Waseca
Agatha Pearl Oswald
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