Theatre magnate fined for embracing girl
New York December 26. Treasurer Kaliski of a theatre was fined 500 dollars in the court of special sessions after a 15-year-old girl Florence Terry testified he offered her seating and then tried to put his arm about her after a theatre sale.
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New York
Florence Terry
Kalski
Kaliski
Sam Langford Knocks Out Sam McVey in 13th Round
In Sidney N W on December 26 Sam Langford knocked out Sam McVey in the 13th round at the stadium. The report mentions a photographic or archival oddity about an English ring dated 1869 and a separate note about a dog or seabird hunt linked item, with unrelated boxing chatter from Paris and New York.
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Paris
M. Blondau
Death notices for Knight Cook Allen McGee with funeral details
Multiple obituaries list names Knight Cook Allen and McGee with ages and dates. Notices invite attendance at funerals from residences in the city, burial in local cemeteries, and specify times and church services.
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Knight
Fifth Street
Park Cemetery
Bridgeport
John Cook
William Street
Wilbur
F. Allen
John McGee
West Avenue
Sacred
St. Michael'smetery
Kennebec, Mo
Carnegie Embraces Christmas Spirit and Charity
New York December 2. Andrew Carnegie discusses the holiday spirit in a Fifth Avenue mansion. He defends Christmas giving as good for all, notes missions matter, and acknowledges Santa Claus as a fairy tale while wishing children happiness as long as possible.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
United Press
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Carnegie
Kris Kringle
Mr. Carnegie
Santa Claus
Lobdell to be tried tomorrow in Easton
Charles Lobdell, the Haston farmer who shot Arthur Allen on December 6, will be arraigned before Justice of the Peace Hill in Easton tomorrow morning. Attorney J C Chamberlain will defend. the prosecution will present five or six witnesses to show if the evidence warrants binding Lobdell over to the criminal superior court.
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Charles Lobdell
Arthur Allen
Justice of the Peace Hill
Easton
J. C. Chamberlain
Allen
Lobdell
Criminal Superior Court
Rich Denver Bachelor Invites Christmas Dinner Company
A wealthy Denver bachelor, lonely at Christmas, placed an ad seeking invitations to Christmas dinner. He asked for a refined, moneyed companion with no relatives who would accept a handsome gift. Twenty seven responses arrived and he accepted one invitation.
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Denver
Delhi bombing suspect still at large amid improving condition
Lofa Hardinge's condition improved with no fever and relief from pain after injuries from a bomb attack. Police have made numerous arrests but show no evidence that any suspect threw the bomb. In London a Scarborough boy reported selling his overcoat and boots to fund trips to picture shows.
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Delhi
India
Hardinge
London
White Sale offerings in undermuslins and embroideries
The advertisement touts a White Sale with undermuslins, embroideries, and white goods at reduced prices. It highlights fine muslin and nainsook gowns, slip overs, and skirts with lace, embroidery, and Swiss patterns, noting varied styles and children's options with prices ranging from 19c to 2.00+.
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Nainsock
Fine fancy white cottons and lawns for sale
Advertises fabrics including Madras shirting 32 inches wide at 19 cents a yard, dotted Swiss 27 inches at 10 cents, Mercerized batiste with cross bar pattern 15 to 16 half cents, Swiss with checks and embroidered figures at 19 to 25 cents, and embroidered lawns praised for texture and patterns.
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Madras
Embroideries and laces offered in varied widths and patterns
A sale listing details corset-cover embroideries 18 inch wide at 39 cents per yard and 25 cent galons, 18 inch allovers 50 cents, 27 inch skirts and flouncings from 50 cents to 2 dollars per yard, baby flouncings 59 cents, laces and inserts 10 to 25 cents per yard.
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Dsome
Stranded Steamer Turriside Aboard Near Jersey Shore
A wireless report from Captain Lindsay confirms a stranded steamer near the Jersey coast after a snow storm. Passengers Danbury and Mire Martin Griffing, returning from a Jamaica wedding, reached New York safely aboard the Turriside, while Griffing serves as cashier of City National Bank.
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Lindsay
Danbury
Dec
Mire Martin Grt
Turriside
Jersey
Jamaica
Griffing
City National Bank
New York
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