Peter Pan Dominates Stage Attendance Across Lands
The era defining Peter Pan by J M Barrie and Charles Frohman draws praise as a rare theatre phenomenon. The piece has sustained rising popularity among patrons in London New York and provinces, with top venues adapting seating and staging to meet demand and attendance including standing room and added balconies.
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J. M
Charles Foesvil
Peter Pan
Hay
Charles Frohman
Mr. Barrie
Strong savings bank boasts 4 percent on long deposits
The Hyde Park Savings Bank offers four percent interest on deposits held for a year or more starting July 1. The Danby Mirror praises the bank for prudent security choices and states its depositors have never lost money. Carroll S. Page, Vermont’s former governor, serves as bank president and actively safeguards deposits.
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Danby Mirror
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Lamoille County Savings Bank and Trust Co
Hyde, Park
Carroll S. Page
Vermont
Illinois Cigarette Law Voided by Supreme Court
Chicago December 24 The Supreme Court ruled the anticigarette law unconstitutional on technical grounds. The bill prohibited sale of cigarettes but included provisions not listed in its title. Lucy Page Gaston, leader of the crusade, plans to pursue another law to curb tobacco products.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Spat
Lucy Page Gaston
Blacklist Liquor Violators Promise by Brewers
Excise Commissioner Mulvihill announced a written pledge by St Louis and East St Louis brewers and four leading distant brewers to withhold beer from any saloon or club placed on a blacklist. The list will identify violators of the liquor law and be provided to manufacturers.
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St. Lottix
Mulvihill
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Three Firms Unite In New Form Of Industrial Combination
Rochester news reports that Tanach & Lomb Optical, Battech Lowh Rear, and Carl Helse Helen of York have formed an isolation uniting industry. The association claims a consolidation with shared benefits, emphasizing cooperation, scientific methods, and joint experience for local business growth.
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Rochester
N.Y
Doe
Tansch & Lomb Optical Company
Battech, Lowh, Rear & Company
Carl Helse Helen
Yorn
Ail Gill
Slaughtering Our Miners Report on Workplace Safety
A 1910 Interior Department review details rising coal mining fatalities and injuries nationwide due to weak enforcement and inadequate regulations. The report cites insufficient information and lax oversight, with Secretary's finding pointing to safety lapses across coal mines including in Indian Territory.
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Waejon
Dee
Board of Ex
Deus Othe Smith
Ayay Ce Ater
Miners Seek Peace Talks with Goldfield Owners
In Goldfield Nevada on 30 C, C A Hilton of Denver led for the Industrial Workers of the World and AFL counsel to negotiate peace terms with mine owners. Hilton declined to specify terms, saying investigations by Roosevelt, K W, and C W Johnson may occur. Former WFM President Moyer accompanies talks. Hilton shows little optimism for an immediate accord.
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Nev
C. A. Hilton
Denver
Industrial Workers of the World
American Federation of Labor
Goldfield
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hilton
Roosevelt
K. W
C. W. Johnson
Man found guilty in wife murder case
A defendant claiming to be a soldier was found guilty yesterday of killing his wife Avelyn. The jury noted the death resulted from drowning in her own blood and a bullet strike caused by a perforation to the pulmonary artery. Medical testimony linked the fatal injury to a gunshot wound amid the crime.
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Dee
Fobmeon
Perkins
Mera
Johnson
Court Heard Of Seventeen Year Courtship Letters
Mrs McKensle produced a bundle of letters from Gray, tied with a blue ribbon, read to the jury by her attorneys. Giny testified to continuous urging of Miss McKem vie to marry Gray, with phrases about loving her and a proposed proposal described as distasteful.
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Jory
Privacy Demands Halt Controlled Train Trip Plan
In Chicago on December 2 8 A Hutchinson head of the Chicago Northwestern railway tourist division planned a special train trip for brides failing to gain crowds. Brides insisted on privacy preferring a private platform observation car. About 20 couples convinced the bridal party to cancel the ride and delay the event.
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A. Hutch
Inson
Chicago & Northwestern Fay Union Oe
Talliragde
Lrides
Iss
Otek
Teal
Neely Wenied
Daring Daughter Rescues Mother From House Fire
Miss McCann raced into her burning home to save her bedridden mother as smoke and flames engulfed the dwelling. She urged the trapped woman to move while shouting for help, moments before her own husband surrendered, revealing his plan to save the family from the blaze.
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Pridgeport
Thomas McCann
Miss McCann
Nooh
Abe
MiCunn
Seven Hurt in Crash at Philadelphia Station
In Philadelphia station a collision involving sleeping cars injured seven passengers. The incident halted passengers preparing to leave trains as authorities investigated the crash and assessed injuries. Local officials reported the chaos disrupted operations and cleanup crews were deployed to clear debris and assist affected travelers.
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Venia Rail Reader Ly
Gillision of Sheopling
Jerach
Castaways May Be Crew of Sewall Sails From Philadelphia
Reports describe fires seen near St Eland and a large four mast vessel Sewall from Philadelphia. The Arthur Sewall, one of the largest sailing ships, departed Beattle on April 3 with 22 men aboard and has since sent no word. Survivors on Weakelands report rock fragments and scarce food amid the wreckage.
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Tanaia
Stiteland
Sea of Simet
Arthur Sewall
Beattle
Philadelphia
Sewall
Inez
Novel legal challenge to wife's care and a will validity
A complex legal dispute emerges in mobile district 20 regarding a wife's guardianship and a questioned will. Attorneys argue the document was improperly executed and the case moves toward higher court review before Judge Williams.
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Wiliams
J . Tentant
Morneys
Aldermen Reelect Ahern Amid Borough of As Vote
Ahern was reelected as president by the aldermen in a 34 to 0 vote amid ongoing borough leadership races. Governor Hughes supported the selection as part of post election arrangements.
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Hughes
Florrs
Alderuim
Not After Caldwell Extradition Request Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes a Davies era case referencing Caldwell and a perjury matter in New York related to a steamship voyage to August Victoria. It mentions a witness Robert Cwell and an assertion that no extradition application was made.
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Londons
Dart
Robert Cwell
Staten Tet
Caldwell
Sture
New York
Kadeer
Augusta Victoria
Notice to the Public on Gralea Telephone Papin Bros
Public notice regarding an issue tied to Gralea Telephone and Papin Bros. The document outlines required actions and may indicate a claim or legal matter affecting involved parties and the community. Details are incomplete but the notice serves to inform readers of official steps or deadlines.
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Ilie
Mening
Gralea
Papin Bros
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