Newfoundland restricts American registry fishing in Newfoundland bays
Newfoundland forbids vessels of American registry from fishing for herring bait in island bays and harbors within three miles. Cruiser Frome with the fisheries minister threatens seizure for violations at the Bay of Islands. Gloucester fishermen appeal to Roosevelt seeking U S naval protection, claiming treaty rights and alleging Boston merchants pushed the action.
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Gloucester Fishermen Ask Roosevelt for Warship Protection
American fishermen appeal to President Roosevelt for a U S warship to safeguard Grand Banks and Newfoundland waters after Newfoundland asserts a three mile limit and seizes vessels in Bay of Islands. Gloucester boats face bait and fishing bans amid deteriorating 1818 treaty rights and looming economic harm.
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Henry Irving Death a Great Blow to the Stage
Tributes recall Henry Irving as a master actor and founder of a modern stage. Treasured memories span his Lyceum triumphs, early failures, and landmark honors. Ellen Terry, Richelieu, Hamlet, and five American tours figure in a long, influential career.
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Sir Henry Irving Remembered By Colleagues In Tribute
Franklyn Roberts stage manager recalls Sir Henry Irving's three years with his company and performances in Faust The Amber Heart and Macbeth. Roberts notes Irving's kindness to actors and his habit of autographs for fans. Frank Gillmore also recalls Irving's generosity to actors of varied nationalities.
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Death of Sir Henry Irving in Bradford performance
Sir Henry Irving died suddenly in his Bradford engagement after presenting Becket in his own adaptation. He collapsed in his hotel room shortly after the evening show, dying before physicians could arrive, in the presence of Bram Stoker. The English speaking world mourns the loss of its leading English actor of contemporary times.
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Career of Sir Henry Irving Rises From Obscurity
The article traces John Henry Brodribb, later Sir Henry Irving, from his Keinton birthplace to London schooling and a 1856 Sunderland Theatre debut. It notes his lifelong stage passion and a Harvard lecture in which he described youthful study methods for understanding Shakespeare and matching actors’ interpretations.
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Dr Patrick F Maley M D Civil War surgeon and alderman
Patrick F Maley M D of Chicago and Cincinnati elite medical figure. He graduated from Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery in 1861 62 and served as surgeon in the Civil War earning a pension for war injuries. He later became Alderman in Cincinnati and served three terms as Hamilton County Coroner and Medical Examiner of Pensions.
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Irving And The "Super"
A story recalls Sir Henry ensuring a rehearsal runs smoothly with a lazy extra. He swapped lines with a hesitant performer, delivering the delivery and business in proper form. The worker retorted that he would not work for a shilling a night.
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Sir Henry
Cigarettes Linked to Charlestown Boy's Disappearance
Police say cigarettes and dime novels prompted Frederick Reardon a 15 year old to run away from 75 Ferrin Street Charlestown. He left his home on the morning of October 10.
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Charlestown
Bank President Is Sentenced in Storm Lake Fraud Case
W B Brown president of the failed First National Bank of Storm Lake Ia was sentenced by Judge Reed in Federal Court to five years in prison for fraudulent banking. The notice appears in Sioux City Ia dated Oct 1.
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