Daughter of Hamilcar to Grace Soo Opera House at Christmas Week
Manager Leach announces Blanche Walsh in The Daughter of Hamilcar as a Christmas Week attraction for the Soo opera house. The production features Charles Dalton and a large company in a lavish staging, bringing a famed tragedienne and the popular Signs of the Cross actor to town. The show, linked to Arden-period romance, promises a major holiday attraction with strong reviews from Chicago.
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Central Savings Bank to Open Next Monday
Bank examiners certified the bank after a quick inspection of quarters. A delay remains only for books ordered from Michigan to arrive. Officials expect operations to start next Monday despite the holdover. Buck Dead in Washington. The Japanese minister notified the State Department that U S minister Buck suddenly fell ill and died while on a sailing trip. Buck was born in Georgia.
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Tragedy at Lincoln Hotel Crowded Fire Kills Fourteen
A disastrous blaze at the Lincoln hotel at 176 Madison Street in Chicago during the early hours trapped fourteen guests. Only two exits existed and a rear fire escape was unfinished leaving many unable to escape. Most victims were found in beds or hallways, many in nightclothes, as smoke and heat filled the brick structure. Firemen battled the flames and a night clerk was detained for questioning while investigators blamed neglect of safety upgrades.
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Cargo of Coal on Celtic Insured Despite Rumors
The barge Celtic coal cargo, thought uninsured after an incident near DeTour Saturday night, is confirmed insured though no policy on the heat. Union Dock & Coal Co. reports the cargo was insured. Red Cross officers oversee the lodge election naming 62 officers including Stenabaugh Bayliss Lancefield Everling Carlton Blank McLevand Moras Mowan Brown. The Warne towing the Falsom reports a thrilling storm experience with cargo shifting. Repairs underway. tug Philadelphia expected tonight to move vessels. Merick to Ludington for winter ice-breaking duty.
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Michigan Demurs To The Sill
Attorney General Oren asked the US Supreme Court for leave to file a demurrer in the federal suit seeking about 76,600 tolls Michigan withheld when transferring the Sea canal to the government. He argues the 750,000 acre grant to the state was an absolute donation not a trust, so 370,000 in the state treasury should remain dismissed until a judge decides ownership. The court will rule on Oren's petition next Monday.
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Actor Tom Mares Eyes Soo Theater Investment
Rumors place actor Tom Mares and alderman John Gallagher with venture plans for a new theater in the Soo. Maris Bros proprietor Tom Marks says health limits delay talks but he would invest if a company is formed. Duncan McDougald and Sir Galiesher mentioned as possible participants.
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Chippewa Farmers Eye Sugar Beet Boom in 4 Million Yield Hope
James E. Whalen cites M. P. St. Clair's note that sugar factories will pay no tie this year. Chippewa county beets show higher saccharine content than Saginaw valley varieties. Whalen argues full soil development could yield over 400,000 dollars annually for local farmers.
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Prominent Philadelphia Clerk Death Noted in Arcade Building
Howard T Goodwin treasurer of the Columbia Mining Co and confidential clerk for Cassatt Co bank ers and brokers killed himself in the Cassatt office in the Arcade Building at 15th and Market streets last night. He was found by the watchman this morning with no stated cause for the suicide.
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Treaty to ease commerce with Cuba to be signed
London dispatch says a reciprocity treaty between the United States and Cuba will be signed tomorrow. The United States will cut Cuban import duties by 70 percent and Cuba will cut American product duties by 20 to 50 percent.
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Miraculous Escape On Hebard Wreck Plane
The Hebard wreck survivors recount a perilous night at sea. Capt. Bren and crew fought freezing conditions, with Bren freeing himself from a soaked coat after a 16 minute struggle. A lifeline failed, forcing a hand to hand struggle to shore as waves battered the vessel. The Hebard lies waterlogged and future salvage plans await spring weather.
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Mrs Jeffery Gives Up Hope After Loss Of Captain C Hebard Crew
Detroit reports Mrs Henry J Jeffery, wife of Captain Jeffrey, grieving as news confirms the loss of the Charles Hebard crew in the gale last Saturday. She recalls months with her husband and fears the vessel’s fate, hoping for his return before Christmas despite the danger that doomed the other boats.
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Little Hope For The Celtic In Latest Lake Storm News
The article reports dwindling hopes the steamer Celtic and its barge have survived a late storm on Lake Huron. Captain Henry J. Jeffrer, longtime mariner, is among few who hold out hope, with eight crew and a woman stewardess aboard. The search along the north shore continues as insurance officials reassess the loss.
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Families Rejoice Over Safe Return of Hebard Crew
Dewok December 2 A surge of relief spread through Detroit as news arrived that the steamer Hebard and her fourteen crew members were safe after a deadly Lake Superior disaster. Wires had warned of treachery and loss, but families learned their loved ones survived, lifting gloom in the city. A lingering hope remained for Hobart’s crew and any cargo salvage.
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