Pulp men from America buying Canada lands
In Quebec and New Brunswick American lumber and paper capitalists move to seize crown lands and mills under California Tariff. The Nepisiguit Lumber Co headed by R W Ellis plans to control Bathwest assets and 30 million feet of timber this winter. Promoters eye 12 000 acres of Gillies crown lands as the Sturgeon Falls mill deal progresses.
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Bathwest
New Brunewick
Bathwest Village
Presi
Ogdensburg
Prescott
New
Ontario
Chitcsa
Quebec
Crown Lands Department
Hugh J. Chisholm
George F. Underwood
F. C. Farmer
The
International Paper Company
Antebellum tale and health ad mix in period piece
A Kentucky planter story recounts Jupe the slave defying a brutal task during a storm and the lightning strike on a poplar. The text pivots to a Jamaica coffee planter who quits coffee for Postum, praising its drug-free, caffeine-free health benefits and inviting readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Jupe
Lightnin
Wellville
Amusements at Grand Park and Majestic theaters plus Graustark
The Grand Opera House features Melville and Higgins with Camille trio and Jack the Giant Killer in a comedy lineup. Park Theatre presents Sal the Circus Gal with Vivian Prescott and True S. James, plus Graustark after. Majestic brings Ace of Old Vincennes with stirring patriotic scenes in a dramatic adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille
Jack
Alice of Old Vincennes coming to Majestic stage
The article previews Manager Fish presenting Alice of Old Vincennes at the Majestic next week on an elaborate scale. Scenic views depict Indiana’s revolutionary era with period costumes, including Continental blue and British red. The production promises stirring action, sentimental romance, and a finely cast company.
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Viajestic Theater
Glad Vincennes
Fish
Old
Vincennes
Indiana
Alice of
Os Vincennes
the Majestic
Twin Helped Brother Win 7000 Lawsuit
New York November 12 twins Johnnie and Charlie Fiesel both thirteen, a jury with Justice Blanchard awarded Johnnie seven thousand dollars for injuries from a June 1906 auto collision involving a White Sewing Machine Co vehicle. The boys resemble each other closely and Charlie testified about photos used in evidence.
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New York
Johnnie
Charlie Fiesel
The
Supreme Court
Justice Blanchard
White Sewing Machine Company
Mother Vouches Twins Photos as Charlie Not Johnnie
Justice Blanchard notes the mother is best expert, swearing portraits of the boy running and playing baseball depict Charlie rather than Johnnie. The man claimed to know the investigator’s purpose and allowed him to think it was Johnie, earning $2.
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Saks
Melon
Charlie
Johnnie
I. Henry Harris
Johnie
Justice Blanchard
Fire destroys six barns on Robbins farm in Greensburg
Greensburg Ind November 13 a fire yesterday afternoon destroyed six barns on the farm of John E Robbins with losses estimated between 335 000 and 90001 insurance 10800. A lighted cigar stub is believed the cause.
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Greensburg
Ind
John E. Robbins
Fragmentary Domestic Scene Noted In Smiths' Home
Incomplete dialogue shows Luella eating a novel in the afternoon at the Smiths' and earlier morning breakfast routines described as cereal. The casual snapshot hints at unusual meal habits during a quiet domestic moment.
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Smiths
Luella
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Lisle
America
Saks & Company
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Street
Canada
Can
Bears
Col. Moore
Kentucky
Jamaica
C.eand Opera House
Grand Opera House
Melville
Higgina
Mae ‘Melville
Miss Melville
Robert Higgins
Miss Ardville
Louis Hartman
Hen
Sal
John L. Flatow
Jimmie Gifford
Margaret Meredith
Jimmie
Miss Meredith
Donazetta
George Barr McCutcheon
Park Theater
Goodman’s Credit Clothing House
Alabama
George M’cutcheon
Blackburn
Twin
Brother
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