Ozark Dramatic Club Presents The Taming of the Shrew
The Ozark Dramatic Club stages The Taming of the Shrew at the K. of P. Opera House on Friday night May 24. Local theatergoers are invited to attend this production.
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22 May 1907
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Fayetteville Daily in Fayetteville, Arkansas
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Newspaper
Fayetteville Daily
Location
Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
1
Jerome Seeks Prosecution Over Gould Conspiracy Allegations
Mrs. Howard Gould charges a conspiracy to ruin her reputation as she seeks separation from Jay Gould's son. District Attorney and Police Commissioner reviewed possible action after disclosures about William C. Woodward known as Big Bill Hawley and attorney DeLanecey Nicoll. She claims neglect and public infidelity by her husband and alleges Hawley and McLaughlin conspired to hire others to swear away her good name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
Jay Gould
Bingham
Jerome
William C. Woodward
Big Bill’ Hawley
DeLanecey Nicoll
Hawley
McLaughlin
Mitchell's Fine Candies in Fancy Boxes Arrived
Lyons Candy vaults in a fresh batch labeled Its the best and features Mitchells A choice selection of fine candies in elegant boxes. This compact notice hints at a new stock and marketing phrase for holiday shoppers.
Gould Suit Begun in Alimony Battle for Mrs Gould
Clarence J. Shearn said only that Mrs Gould’s suit has begun and refused to discuss details. Mrs Gould seeks temporary alimony of 100000 yearly and permanent alimony of 180000 yearly, citing her husband’s wealth and income. The complaint was not served on Mr Gould as his lawyer agreed to accept service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Nicoll
San Francisco to Test Municipal Ownership of Railways
San Francisco plans an experiment in municipal ownership by taking over the Geary street railway. District Attorney Langdon and Board of Supervisors Chairman Gallagher reached the decision after a conference, with the city to appropriation $400,000 for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Geary Street Railway
Langdon
Gallagher
Board of Supervisors
Former canal and railroad official resigning for private work
Washington May 21. E W Ross former purchasing agent of the Illinois Central railroad and now purchasing agent of the Panama canal will resign from public service. He follows the example of John F Wallace Theodore P Bhonts and John F Stevens by leaving for private employment at a higher salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. W. Ross
Ilinois Central Railroad
Panama Canal
John F. Wallace
Theodore P. Bhonts
John F Stevens
Panic in Negro School Leaves Three Dead in Fort Gibson
At a crowd event in Fort Gibson on May 21 panic surged through a Negro school audience. Three people died from crushing injuries and heart failure, more than twenty others were seriously hurt. The victims’ bodies were severely crushed and unrecognizable. The report notes observers as the deceased include a 74 year old man and references to local residents and a publishing family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Gibson
Tren
Warnes
W. FE Dodds
D. Barnes
Indiana ex Representative Dead
Savannah Mo May 21 Andrew Jackson Harlam former representative of Indiana Eleventh district in the thirty first and thirty third congresses died here at age about seventy five Harlam lost his seat for voting against repeal of the Missouri Compromise and later became a Republican
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Savannah
Andrew Jackson Harlam
Harlam
Congress
Distinguished Educator Reverend Walter H Hill Dies
St Louis May 21 Reverend Father Walter H Hill adviser to the Provincial of Missouri province. He was a distinguished educator and original thinker of his day and died quietly early Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Walter H. Hill
Missouri
Edwards' Victim Sinking in Washington Stabbing Incident
Alejandro Garland, attache of the Peruvian legation, reportedly stabbed by Charles A. Edwards, secretary of the Democratic Congressional Committee, is sinking as physicians withhold specific information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Washington
Alejandro Garland
Lewation
Charles A. Edwards
Democratic Congressional Committee
Naomi Burned at Midlake With 4 Crew Dead
Five people are confirmed dead after the steamship Naomi burned midlake between Chicago Milwaukee and Muskegon. J M Rhodes of Detroit died from burn injuries, and 75 rescued. A lumber schooner saved others, avoiding a Lady Elgin disaster. Confederate graves to be marked with 20 000 white marble headstones near northern prison graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Naomi
Midlake
J. M. Rhodes
Detroit
Diamond Match Co
Butterworth Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mich
Milwaukee
Muskegon Mich
Wisconsin
Washington
War Department
Verdict of Murder in First Degree Returned
A district court jury found Roy Maynard guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting Roy H. Barner, proprietor of a railroad dining hall. Maynard, recently discharged from the Navy, had been employed in Denver only days before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Neb
Roy Maynard
Maynard
Roy H. Barner
Denver
Navy
Funeral costs rise at Missouri directors convention
Kansas City reports delegates at the Missouri Funeral Directors Association convention in the Midland Hotel favored an advance of funeral prices as the cost of living climbs. The remark notes there is no longer any inducement to die to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Funeral Directors
Midland Hotel
Knowles Shackled Awaiting Court-Martial Verdict
Corp Edward Knowles the colored soldier charged with shooting Capt Edgar Macklin remains shackled in Fort Sill guardhouse as the court martial verdict is awaited. The case, heard at Lawton Oklahoma, centers on the shooting incident involving a captain.
Monarch Groceries Deliver Pure Food Products at Home
A fragmented note extols home delivery of pure food products under the Monarch brand. It mentions superiority and satisfaction but is unclear on specifics. The text hints at groceries arriving at the home.
Turbulent Campaign Notes From Illinois to Idaho
Disjointed telegrams report Illinois governor candidates and health issues, Arkansas legal action, antitrust fines for Chicago furniture firms, a Chicago hotel dinner success, extortion trial in San Francisco, a cruelty claim by Mrs. Gould, Presbyterian Assembly governance changes, Brooklyn Handicap winner Superman, cotton and grain market jitters, and murder trial delays in Idaho with venire complications. Prose includes references to several named places and people, reflecting a broad, ephemeral news burst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shurtleff
Hlinois
Little
Arkansas
Cuthes
Rock Leland
Easity
Mexico
Tampicowis
Deaeen
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Hobow
Chicara Hotel
Werat
Mayer Sehmitz
San Francisco
Hiond
Liherty
Howard Gould
Presbyterian General Assembly
Columbus
Assembly
Brooklyn
Superman
Mike Sehreek
Squires Tiarns Fleht
New York
Insurance firms sued for four thousand in Arkansas
The Sun Insurance Co of New Orleans and several other insurers including Hartford based Mart ford Pire, Palatine of London, and Commercial Union of London faced a $4,000 suit for alleged violations. The filing names limited liability and anti violation wording as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
The
Sun Insurance Co
New Orleans
Martford Pire Insurance Co
Hartford Conn
Palatine Insurance Co., Limited
London
Commercial Union Assurance Co. Limited
Explosion Injures Dozens in Odessa Ulek Hand Mino Day Incident
In Odessa on May 22 fifty three people were hospitalized with serious injuries after a blast at the Central police bureau triggered by an infernal device. Police officials were attacked during the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Central Pee Bureau
Train derails injure twenty three delegates near Hillsboro
A Central of Georgia passenger train bound for Columbus derailed near Hillsboro with twenty three people injured none critically. The overloaded car carried delegates from Athens and nearby for the Odd Fellows convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Central of Georgia Railway
Itfe
Athen
Oddfellows’ Comvention
Columbus
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Ozark Dramatic Club
Mitchell
Lyons
Frisco
Reo Gross Drus Store
Philadelphia
National Hardware Association
Omaha, Neb
Davy Markovits
Kansas City, Mo
Criminal Court of
Jackson County
J. Hughes
New Haven
New Haven Railroad Company
Boston
Canal
Lake Michigan
Lady Elgin
City Grocery
Agenta
East Side Square
Oddfellows
Ditech
Ohio
Birmingham
Ala
Returw
Good To Return
Little Rock and Return
Nlot Springs
Richmond
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