Opera stars rivalry brings world class singers to New York
The article notes Andrew Conried and Puimmarsteinn bring Europe’s top opera talents to New York for simultaneous openings. It highlights Geraldine Farrar and Lina Cavalieri as new to America, with Cavalieri’s dramatic rise from poverty to fame. It mentions Caruso as a leading tenor and a punishment of sensational caricatures surrounding him.
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America
Lina Cavalieri
Caruso
Grand Opera
New World
New York
Peru
Rico Caruso
Europe
Messrs
Conried
Puaimmersteinn
Geraldine Farrar
Brope
Miss Cavalieri
Rome
Beckham of Kentucky set for youngest Senate seat
The Kentucky governor Beckham, 37, poised to become the youngest U.S. senator as the 60th Congress convenes. His rise follows historic wins over rivals like McCreary and Stiles Blackburn, with strong temperance backing and battles against whisky interests. Also noted is the death of Rep. John Henry Ketcham, prompting Samuel McMillan to join the ticket.
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Wickitt Beckham
Dia
Kentucky
Beckham
Travernor Goebel
Blackburn
Thomas Ws. Paynter
Senate
James B. McCrears
Concg Resa
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McCreary
Lisl
United States Senate
Tim
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Kentuccky
Concreteman
Twenty-first
New York
John Henry Ketchem
Samuel McMiblan
Samuel Millan
Ketcham
Notable Trial Probes Land Theft and Nesbit Novel News
The article reports on an anti corruption drive led by Mr. Hitchcock exposing land thieves and opening prison doors for several eminent citizens. It also covers Wilbur Nesbit born in Xenia and his novel The Gentleman Ragman being published, including telegrams about Annie Travis and Pinkney Sawver, plus Mansfield the actor and other theatre chatter. It mentions George N. Siddon as Nebraska governor elect and details his background and career. Continuous reporting blends legal action, literary news, and stage commentary.
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Hitchcock
Hitehvoeh
Wilbur Dek Nesbit
Xenia
Leiter
Nesbit
Tacitua
Ite
Littueell
Annie Tris
Pinknes Singer
Anme
Pinknes
Incu
Annie Tavis
Pinkney
Chicago
Ichard Mansfield
Peer Grut
Lien
Mansfield
President J T Harahan Rail Leader and L N Railroad Chief
James Theodore Harahan rose to president of the Illinois Central after a long rail career beginning as a track laborer in 1864. He guided the Louisville Nashville system, became general manager of the L N and later led the Louisville and New Orleans Texas line, aiding the sale to Illinois Central and becoming second vice president in 1900 under Mr Fish.
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Ituthin
Oousie Hall
Quovey
Rome
Erand Opera
France
Rose
Bendy
Saint Bernhardt
Edward
Huglind
Europe
Alexir
Wiss
Alessandro Bones
Linn Cavalier
Rive Fren
Labover
Mead
James Theodore Harahan
Stuyvesant Fish
Hlindis Central Raitroid
Road
Edward H. Warriman
Ish
Harriman
Board of
Mr. Varahan
Fish
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tarahen
Lowell
Mass
Alexandria
Mary N. Mallory
Memphis
Toonie
Virginia
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville and Nashville
Decatur
Louissille
Aud
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Louisville, Sew Qrieans and Texas Railroad
Lee
Illinois Central
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