The Jewish Soul at Jacksons Theatre Prominent Yiddish Co
Jacksons Theatre hosts the Yiddish company led by Madame Fanniert in The Jewish Soul with Mme Reinhart in a key role. The show tours from Grand Opera House Boston to New York, while Imposter stars return for a single performance next Thursday. Additional program notes promise Death Valley drama and a sensational western scene with lightning and a rattlesnake amid rising admission prices.
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Grand Opera House
Botom
New York City
Russell
Jackson's Theatre
Pingle
Two New Teachers Appointed and Stillman Street Principal Chosen
The Board of Education selected two new teachers for Stillman Street School at last evening’s meeting. Mary Faber and Ethel Beach, both grads of City Normal School, join the staff. Yaarha Callahan was advanced to principal of Stillman Street School. Commissioner Havelle urged allowing the Eastern Commercial teachers’ meeting to be held in April, while concerns about disruptions were raised. City clerks noted widened passage from Congress to Arch Streets as part of council actions. The board reported total city school registrations at 14,586 with daily attendance rising, and the city now has 12,237 school-age children, up from last year.
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Stillman Strect
Tard of
Mrt
Mary Fabery
Mies Ethel D. Beach
City Normal Pool
Yaarha Callahan
Isian Urook School
Stilinwatreet
Cii
Fagie Bax
Havelle
Beard
Gumagen
Efinnait
Mougher
Common Council
Conmrees
Board of Education
Myer Aer
Pardons Released Three Prisoners in Hartford Hearing
At a semi annual hearing in Hartford three inmates were granted clemency. Abraham Lebenthal, sick with an incurable disease, was freed after years in prison. David Weeks, imprisoned since 1898 for murder in the second degree, was released on condition he be deported to England. Robert L Hebden, jailed since 1910 for breaking and entering, was freed with stipulations related to deportation.
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Hartford
Abraham Lebenthal
Fairfield County
David ©. Weeks
Robert L. Hebden
United States
England
Weeks
Charles A. Boinay
Nichols
Trumbull
Botnay
Lebenthal
Garvin
Fox
Morris W. Seymour
Trident
Weeks Case Tied to Pardon Effort and Family Pleas
Mr Klein stated the defense, noting an understanding at trial that late State's Attorney Samuel Fessenden would push for a pardon after Weeks serving time. Weeks's sister, Booney's wife, urged Fessenden to aid in Weeks' release. Assistant State's Attorney Carter claimed Fessenden promised nothing and Weeks was likely masterminds in the murder and robbery. Warden Garvin called Weeks's prison record lawless.
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Airmen County
Joseph Fallanca
Frederick Ferris
Galen A. Carter
Albano Fortora
John Howley
Salvatore Lemma
Bernard Simons
Sald Hers
Carter
Rania Salvatore
Henry Willams
Roe
Noah
Rudolph Broffile
Henry William
Williams
Mark Twain
Hodge
Redding
Davin C. Weeks
J. Klein
Bridgeport
Weeks
Charles Bolnay
Klein
Samuel Fessenden
Atme
Boinay
Fessenden
New Jersey
Messenden
Garvin
Plot Now to Poison Jailers
Special from United Press. Revelations of a revolutionary plot to free all political prisoners in Russia by poisoning jailers were made by the government. Officially these stories of prison cruelty are claimed to be inventions of revolutionists to aid their fundraising for prisoner release. The authorities admit punishment of several prisoners involved and note personal crisis reports, including a death by self harm attributed to Sazonoff, assassin of Interior Minister Pleove. The Crarantus prison is cited, with several recent prisoner deaths. The government attributes the surge of crisis reports to industrial stagnation and strikes, which have swollen the ranks of the hungry and despondent.
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United Press
St. Petersburg
Russia
Haye
Sazonoff
Pleove
Crarantus
Young farm hand saves woman from raging bull in Hartland
In Winsted on December 13, sixteen year old George Austin battled a bull that broke loose from a dairy herd. He shielded Mrs. Sophia Plateword as the animal attacked, then fought back with a fork, striking two eyes and wounding the beast. Plateword suffered three broken ribs and serious shock, while Austin kept the bull distracted until help arrived. Local owners Mr and Mrs Plateword, of Hartland, witnessed the struggle and safety was secured.
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George Austin
Ife
Mra
Sophia Platevord
Platevords
Hartland
Austin
Mr. Plateverd
Recital Under Musical Club Auspices At Firatfisla
A lecture recital titled Earseet gud Gretel is presented under the auspices of the Musical Club. The program features a Wednesday after sea divera lecture recital with performances and readings.
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Musical Club
Firatfisla
Ateniees
Ile Ube
Roosevelt to Speak at Haven Chamber Event
In Haven on December 18 the Chamber of Commerce hosts Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the guest of honor. Governor elect Simeon E. Baldwin may be moved from the festival board while Roosevelt arrives about 5 20. Altman will host, Roosevelt to deliver the keynote with Yale President Hadley also slated to speak.
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N Haven
Chamber of
Judes Baldwin
United States
Roosevelt
New York
Chamber
I. M. Altman
Hadley
Yale
Board Rules Tighten Fraternity Attendance for Bridgeport High
Bridgeport High School Board of Education upheld a rule prohibiting members from attending activities run by fraternities or sororities or similar groups. The decision followed questions about alumni events and a potential invitation dance, with the board aiming to suppress fraternal influence in the school.
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Bridgeport High School
Board of Education
L. A
L. Raymond Darling
Theta Lima
Monahan
Cullman
Movime
Cullinan
Pleasant social in Toronto visitor's party at Arch Street
A cordial social gathering honored Miss Fate Catharine of Toronto at the home of Mrs. J. B. Carpenette at 60 Arch street. Guests included Miss Kate Garbarino, Miss Lauran Richards, Roge Richards, Judith Della Vaile, May Feort, and Anthony Palumbo among others. The evening featured piano solos, vocal selections, mandolin numbers, supper, and dancing.
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Fate Catharine
Toronto
Canada
J. B. Carpenette
Arch Street
Louisa Richards
Lena Carpenete
Amelia Carpenette
Anthony Panumbo
Kate Garbarino
Lauran Richards
Roge Richards
Judith Della Vaile
Lilly Della Vaile
May Feort
Messia
David Carpenetto
Anthony Palumbo
Peter Palumbo
Peter Rapatini
Prank Pasanello
Anthony Fasonela
Marmola and herbal elixir claim rapid fat loss patent free
A physician warns that fat loss can be achieved by a home remedy using Marmola, Fluid Extract Cuscus Aromatic, and Peppermint Water. The ad promises safe gradual weight reduction without exercise or diet changes, selling Marmola in sealed packages to avoid substitutes.
Probate Court orders sale of estate realty Bridgeport
State of Connecticut District of Bridgeport probate court December 1 1910 Estate of Robert Mirth deceased executrix applies to sell real estate. Hearing set December 15 1910 11 am at Probate Office Bridgeport notice to interested persons to appear by December 14 1910 and file return Attest BMWARD P NOB
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State OF
Connecticut
DISTRICT OF _ BRIDGEPORT
Robert Mirth
Bridgeport
Eid
Bald
Bmward P
State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Vrobate Court
Ann Mullins
Alsa
Edward P. Non
Reyes heads to Mexico as Diaz backs successor
United Press dispatch from Washington reports General Bernardo Reyes left Paris en route to Mexico to be Diaz’s chosen presidential successor. Diaz, though said to be weak, is believed to favor Reyes as an iron-handed ruler. Reyes, once top general and Nuevo Leon governor, was kept under guard after falling from Diaz’s favor.
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United Press
Washington
Bernardo Reyes
Paris
Mexico
Beecome
Diaz
Reyes
Nuevo Leon
Fraternal News 8 Details Lodge Activities and Elections
Fraternal News 8 reports I O O F meetings with first and second degrees conferred on four candidates, open house plans for the new building on New Year’s Day, and officers to be elected next Monday. Elm City lodge to bring crack degree team. other lodges nominate officers and discuss rewards for attendance. Jan 9 installation, banquet planned, and several applications expected. Schiller lodge names officers including War den John Kausler and Ursula Schaaf as financial post and representative to grand lodge.
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H. Harris Lodge
Seaview Lodge
Schiller Lodge
John Kausler
A. H. Hansmann
C. Schwartz
Estate of Ann Mullins Probate Notice in Bridgeport
State of Connecticut Bridgeport District Probate Court announces December 12 1910 as the filing date for the estate of Ann B Mullins late of Bridgeport deceased. Creditors and heirs must appear to rate and settle claims by the specified deadline in this official notice.
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State OF Connecticut
Dastrict of
Bridgeport
Frederick C. Mullins
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