M'Kinley Signs Porto Rican Tariff and Government Bill
President signs the Porto Rican tariff and civil government bill at 7 pm with Secretary Root and Cortelyou present. Senate debate covers Quay case, departmental depostories in Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines, and a constitutional amendment on Senator elections. Hanna advocates shipping subsidy while labor leaders push for the eight hour law.
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Broadway Stage News Highlights and Casting Moves
New York theater notices cover the premiere of Women and Wine at the Manhattan Theatre with Minnie Dupree Eliza Proctor Otis and Robert Hilliard in lead roles. Mrs. Leslie Carter heads to London for Zara while Harry B Smith sails to finish Foxy Quiller and other works.
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Minnie Dupree
Eliza Proctor Otis
Robert Hilliard
Leslie Carter
London
Zara
Garrick
Harry B. Smith
England
Jerome Sykes
Alice Nielsen
Casino
Hilda Spang
Daniel Frohman
Mary Mannering
Bertha Galland
J. K. Hackett
Charles Frohman
James Brown Potter
Elsie Fay
Otis Skinner
Prince Otto
cVicker’s
Chicago
Acro 22
Joseph Buckley
Melbour ne MacDowell stars in odd Antony reading at Royal Opera House
In Omaha on April 12 the Walsh MacDowell company hints a love quarrel with Blanche Walsh fueled Melbour ne MacDowell's performance as Marc Antony. He appeared absent minded yet found lines, seeking help from Cleopatra as she betrayed him. Manager Ben Stern commented on the actor's unique rendition.
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MacDowell and Walsh Spark Public Row At Grand
Miss Walsh avoids interview requests after a tense exchange with Mr. MacDowell. He performs Tuesday and delivers a smoother show while staying at the Millard Hotel, aided by a sudden luggage dash with her maid.
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Building Collapse Buries Workers in Pitt Penns Corner
A four story brick building at Wood Street and Second Avenue in Pittsburgh collapsed, burying employees customers and carpenters. The Armstrong-McKelvey Lead and Oil Company occupied the premises and was involved in the disaster. Rescue efforts were underway as workers remained unaccounted for.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad and Store Explosion Tragedy
An advertisement for Cascarets candy is followed by a report on a store explosion and collapse. Two clerks and at least two customers are trapped, with one carpenter identified among the dead. Harry Bowles and Annie Stewart escaped from the office scene, while Eugene Bernhardt is missing. Over 100 responders worked amid unstable walls to recover victims.
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Eugene Bernhardt
New Gold Fever Hits Koyukuk Diggings After Bourne Report
Victoria report from April 12 notes Jack Bourne reached Dawson on March 29 with a dog team from Koyukuk and spread news of thriving wealth. The tale has drawn many miners toward the head of the Koyukuk River, claiming the new El dorado will rival Cape Nome and the Klondike. About 300 miners have stampeded since the strike news reached the Yukon Valley, with trails improving.
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Noted Boston Lawyer Rodney Lund Dies at Desk
Rodney Lund a leading city lawyer died suddenly at his desk in the Devonshire building 19 Washington Street shortly before 1 PM yesterday. He was about 69 years old and resided in Dorchester.
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Tawney seeks repeal of war revenue act provisions
Representative Tawney of Minnesota introduces a bill to repeal July 1 1900 provisions of the war revenue act including contracts notes deeds leases mortgages and powers of attorney. Treasury estimates repeal would release 364 904 but lawmakers call the rules onerous and vexatious.
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Possession of Pago Pago Harbor Made U S Naval Hub
A remark notes Pago Pago in Samoa is being prepared as a United States naval station and contrasts its capacity with Apta, calling the Pago Pago setup vastly superior.
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Senator Clark to Resign in Delayed Senate Action
Washington April 12 Senator Clark plans to resign his Senate seat delaying final action until adjournment eve. He will present resignation to the Governor of Montana to avoid immediate appointment of an anti Clark successor. Allies discuss a plan to stall the Clark case as appropriation bills advance.
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Boston Theater and Museum Entertainment Highlights
The Boston stage scene features Alice Nielsen at the Museum with a benefit opening for staff, plus Cyrano de Bergerac at Tremont with strong ticket sales. Annie Russell closes Miss Hobbs at Hollis Street. Corallo & Co. debuts Make Way for the Ladies at Park Theatre next week. Major vaudeville acts at Keith's and Grand Opera House conclude with The Young Wife and The Pulse of New York. Also closing tomorrow night are Ais Stone's dancing girls.
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New York
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al Reeves
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New Summer Garden Planned Behind Columbia Theatre
A. H. Chamberlyn plans a glass-roofed summer garden behind the Columbia Theatre modeled on Paris venues. The 100 foot deep lot will be cleared of sheds and fenced with trellised plant screens. It will host 2000 seats plus a 1000 seat central loge area and a beer garden, operating without interfering with the current theatre performances.
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