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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
1
Washington dispatch notes many lawmakers will travel to Panama during the holidays to inspect the canal project and attend related committees. It reports on travel costs, receptions, and key figures, including John Sharp Williams and Pete Hepburn, plus debates over Roosevelt’s popularity and contests for seats.
A lyrical speaker pleads for love as a maiden looks on with disdain. The Louisville Courier Journal notes the scene and the swain’s final appeal “Oh, come and be my love” in a archaic courtroom of sorts.
E H Harriman's secretary Albert C Wells denies a Wall Street gossip claim that the financier is seriously ill. Wells states the report of a severe illness is untrue and that Harriman only had a slight bilious attack.
The state plans to rest today in the Union City murder trial as the judge ponders an earlier adjournment. The eight defendants rely on alibi witnesses, with family members prepared to testify they were home the night Captain Ranken was killed.
Berlin reports Castro the deposed Venezuelan president has made no future plans his suite member says he may live in Egypt for a time. Some believe the move is a ploy to unsettle powers while Gomez works to resolve the republic’s international issues. Also noted are concerns over counterfeit 1,000-franc bills in New York and a rambling political speech remark.
A jumble of dialogue references a dinner postponement and a morning breakfast scene. The text mentions a detained worker, a critical remark to Mrs Fastboysupper, and a maid setting the breakfast table plus a surreal line about a sword swallower choking on a fish.
To my fire insurance customers I have placed my fire insurance book in the hands of Charlie H Field house at No 113 Lexington avenue who will attend to the business for me until I am able to be at my office. Charles E Frank Dressmaking 400 Indiana avenue. Buy bird cages at Turnocks'
The Witching Hour by Augustus Thomas will be shown at the Bucklen next Monday evening December 28. The play, praised as his strongest drama yet, showcases thrilling situations and masterful dramatic invention.
A speculative investor is defined by loss on the stock exchange versus a successful trader who wins. New York hosts many hotels and is described as the greatest hotel city, with hotel property valued at 92 million dollars. Vaccination has a long history, practiced in some Oriental countries for over a thousand years.
The article reviews Howard Gould in The Witching Hour at Bucklen theatre praising his romantic presence and stage mastery. It notes Gould’s prior New York success, plus mentions Lincoln at the White House by Benjamin Chapin and its New York Liberty Theatre run.
A humorous poem from the Kansas City Times lampoons a relentless talker who monopolizes conversation with his own views. It playfully notes the speaker’s prominence only tilting if the listener is the boresome narrator.
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