Home-Seekers Excursions and Special Fares Update
The notice outlines special Home-Seekers Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines to Michigan and Midwest destinations with reduced round trip fares. It lists routes between Zanesville and Cleveland and Toledo connections, general stopovers, and return limits of fifteen days. Details promise further information from local agents and specify sale dates through December 19.
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The White Cat at New Amsterdam and Theatre Gossip
From Our New York Dramatic Correspondent, The White Cat at the New Amsterdam theater draws huge crowds with sensational visuals and lavish pageantry. Performers Macarthy Methusalia and Maud Lambert receive praise, while the show’s humor is scarce and other cast members are noted for strong turns.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Drury Lane Theater
London
New Amsterdam Theater
William Macarthy Methusalina
Macart
Campaign Contributions in Insurance Probe Revealed
New York November hearing before the Insurance Investigation Committee examined how campaign funds were raised by insurance firms. Senator Platt faced questions on vouchers and legal services. Frank B Jordan testified about a letter from his mother, while Gage Tarbell defended years of work for policy-holders and denied funds spent on legislation.
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The
Equitable
McCurdy
California
Depew
John A. Nichols
Nichols
Danstable
Gage E. Tarbell
Greene
N. Y
Binghamton
New York Life
Mutual Life
The Tale of Spice Delights Coshocton Audiences
A bright piquant comic opera The Tale of Spice entertained Coshocton last night at Sixth Street theatre with a strong cast, costumes, and polished musical numbers. Peggy Brady and You Never Can Tell Till You Try drew encores as the audience clamored for more.
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Finland a Russian duchy with Baltic ports and timber trade
The article outlines Finland as a 142000 square mile duchy with about 2.76 million people. Helsingfors Abo and Tammerfors are major cities, Swedish Finnish and Russian languages spoken, and Russian rule since 1898 suppressed Finnish autonomy until recent years. Dairying timber exports and varied religious composition with Lutheran majority and educated populace are noted.
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Pennsylvania Lines Excursion Fare Announcement
Passenger excursion sale announced for Thanksgiving. Tickets on Nov 29 30 with returns by Dec 4 to points within 150 miles of selling station. One and one third fare for round trip. Usual rates apply for students and teachers. Agent WWW J DavienS in charge.
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Divorce Receptions Like Weddings Shock Printer
A New York Press account recalls a woman in gray arranging divorce announcements printed as celebratory cards. Mrs James Alexander seeks a public celebration of her divorce from MR JAMES ALEXANDER, with dates and places included, and hints she will order more for others who will follow suit.
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Adelia Barker
Charles Emerson Cook
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Walls of Jericho
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Mande
Adams
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Subway Dota and New York Subway Cold Complaint
The New York World reports a "subway cold" sweeping the city among subway riders. Symptoms mimic influenza from the era, with thousands seen coughing, sneezing, and carrying handkerchiefs daily. The illness typically lasts three to five days then fades as mysteriously as it arrives.
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Plan to transport Lithuaniana colony to Pacific coast
A Chicago dispatch outlines a proposal to move at least 10,000 Lithuanians to the Columbia River valley. The scheme envisions factories, towns, and an army of workers settling as self-contained farmers with a $100 membership per person yielding $1,000,080 capital. The movement promises no religious or sectarian rules, branding it non communist.
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Chicago Dispatch
Antisuicide commission forms to aid despondent unemployed in Cleveland
Mayor Johnson launches a Cleveland panel including Frederick Howe and William Greenland to combat rising self harm by offering aid and employment. The group invites letters from those contemplating suicide, vows swift investigation into despondency, and aims to provide practical relief to prevent deaths by own action.
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Howe
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