Spend Millions to Hear Music in New York This Season
A New York festival season aims to spend between 3 and 4 million dollars on music. The Metropolitan Opera House, Manhattan Opera, and Carnegie Hall will host programs with numerous performances, while other concerts add to the total. The piece contrasts this cultural boom with rapid urban congestion and other city issues, noting New York’s rising financial prominence and related developments.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
United State
Manhattan
Carnegie Hall
Boston Symphony
Philharmonic
London
Berlin
Paris
Promi
York
Ita
United States
Americas
Amerian
Cuba
Trust Company of America
Havana
Actor Gets Legacy of 4 Half Million in Scranton Tale
SCRANTON, Pa Nov 2 A surprising telegram promises Edward De Noyer a substantial legacy from Capt Decker who died in Chattanooga Tenn The fortune includes a cotton plantation valued at 210 000 cash and securities totaling nearly 3 000 000 The actor recalls helping Decker as a youth and says the news may have saved him from ruin while Decker’s widow left him a modest sum
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Sun
Scranton
Edward de Noyer
Capt
Decker
Chattmooga
Tern
Neyer
Chattimooga
de Neyer
Sever's Fatal Sleep Spree Sparks Nighttime Spin
A terse exchange notes Sever, asleep at the wheel, speeding prior to a deadly crash. The dialogue implies the driver slept through the incident, with authorities hinting at a spinning, loss of control leading to death.
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Sever
Pollution Threat to Rivers and Public Water Supplies
State chemist H E Barnard warns surface waters offer the safest potable supply when protected. subsurface sources may fail, prompting legislation to curb stream pollution. Filtration and varied local systems tested, with cities like Fort Wayne and Indianapolis using deep wells and slow sand filtration. Evansville faces high death rates due to polluted Ohio River water.
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H. E. Barnard
Son
Mr. Barnard
Barnard
Fort Wayne
Muncie
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Richmond
Ind
Columbus
Evanaville
Ohio River
Hivansville
Evansville
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer
Prediction notes a doubtful forecast for birthdays in a specific day, warning of family trouble, sickness, or bereavement unless business is attended to. It mentions a 1906 birth child tending to be untidy but fortunate in business, yet generous with money, amid a chaotic passage on price and fate.
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Dory
New York
Jersey
Staten Island
Sinclair House
Broadwand Eighth St
Alleghenies
Parkert
Robert Sinclair
Sis
Elopers
Gretna
Twenty-third St
Poliiticians
Tweed Ring
William Cullen Bryant
Horace Greely
Sinclair Mnally
William Niblo
Events of the Week Report from the Nation
President Roosevelt计划出访前往Panatini与波多黎各后抵华盛顿。周一在波士顿举行社会教育方法审议会议。纽约民主州委员会周内对肯宁汉区领袖帕特里克·麦卡伦展开调查，指控他促成击败赫斯特等人以致选举结果。Mutual Reserve Life Insurance公司高层被控巨额盗罪并在纽约受审。军队退伍案将于周四在纽约举行全面调查。陆续宣布美国陆海军事对抗与拳王比赛等重大活动时程。
Nolan 1 Arrested In Embezzlement Case In Cincinnati
Billy Nolan manager of Battling Nelson the jugilist was arrested in Cincinnati on a warrant sworn by Tex Rickard promoter of the Nelson Gans fight at Goldfield. The arrest stems from a suit filed in the U S court by James E Fennessey seeking a receiver for light picture receipts amid a dispute between Nolan and Rickard. Rickard accuses Nolan of embezzling six thousand dollars in addition to seven thousand tied to the Fennessey suit and seeks an accounting. A writ of habeas corpus was immediately sought for Nolan’s release.
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Cincinnati
Billy Nolan
Battling Nelson
Jugilist
Tex Rickard
Goldfield
Nolan
United States
James E. Fennessey
Theaurteal
Rickard
Fennensey
Wreck Verdict Clears Railroad in Indiana Crash
Engineer Datnauer conductor Mont and head brakeman Woodard were found responsible for the Woodville wreck that killed 61. They were arrested during the inquest held by Coroner Carson. The railroad itself was not blamed by the coroner.
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San
Valparaiso
Ind
Datnauer
Mont
Woodard
Baltimors & Ohio
Woodville
Carson
Ines
Little Girl and Boy Suffer Eczema Relief Claimed
A mother voices relief over instant cures for her daughter’s eczema and a boy’s arm sores. The article fuses sensational health claims with emotional appeal, detailing painful lesions and hopeful progress as doctors and products are cited without clear scientific backing.
Cuticura Remedies A Household Standby
A Tenn. family near Walden's Ridge reports rapid relief using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills for eczema and poison oak. They valued the remedies as a practical standby, since a doctor costs much to reach their mountain home.
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Lissie Vincent Thomas
Surmount
Walden’s Ridge
Tenn
Unwritten Law and Thaw Precedent discussed in New York
The article analyzes the Thaw case defense options justifiable homicide and insanity, comparing to Sickles and other historic unwritten law precedents. It notes Thaw’s optimism, the expected December trial timing, and mentions key figures Delmas, Hartrage, Gleason, and Choate as counsel.
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New York
Uinta
Dudge
Altor
Ney
Els
Delmas
Daniel G. Sickles
Thaw
Gen. Sickles
Php Barton Key
Washington
Sickles
Young Key
Key
Cola Wood
Bicklex
Reuters
Andrew Jackson Piget
Rachel
White House
John Anthony Winston
Alabama
Tron
Rial
Truxton Bedle
San Francisco
Frank Marriott
Marie Oge
Baale
John Blanchard Gleason
Clifford W. Hartrage
Frank Black
Joseph Choate
Wealthy Ohioan to Marry Calve On His Mediterranean Yacht
Paris dispatch reports Emma Calve will wed Eugens Higging of Onte, a man said to be worth 626000000. Calve is a guest of the millionaire and will cruise the Mediterranean this winter aboard his yacht Varuna with friends.
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Scrippa-McMae Frese Association
Paris
Emma Calve
Eugens Higging
Onte
Mme. Catve
Abe
Alnger
Mediterranean
Higgins
Yachi
Typhoid Patient's Wife Commits Suicide in Kentucky
Buchanan KY Nov 6 The wife of Rev G W Pinghorn jumped from a bridge into Bear Creek while recovering from typhoid fever and likely insane. Her husband, sleep deprived, dozed and failed to notice her leaving the house. neighbors searched four hours before locating the body.
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Scrippe-McRar Press Association
Buchanan
G. W. Pinghorn
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Gotham
Center of Finance
Centralpark
Fourteenth-st
Fifth-ave. Federation
New Fork
Doty
Dir Magion
McCrellan
Brooklyn
En Est
Longac
Dward DE Noyer
Cesspoole Sith
Raphael
Roosevelt
Panatini
Porto Rico
Congress
Boston
Patrick H. McCarren
Kings County
Willam R. Hesrat
Frederick A. Burnham
George G. Eldridge
George Burnham
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
New York City
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
Cal
Nelson
D. M. Delmas
W. Hartridge
B. Gleason
Calve
Eugene Higgins
Man
Preacher
Indiana
Archibald-Cleaver
L. 5. Ayres. & CO
Badger Furniture CO
John D. Brosnan
South Allnole
Fars
Feeney Furniture and Stove Company
Farnitare, Carpets, Steves
D. H. Baldwin & Co
THE
Albert Gall CO
Pinnce and
Orga
Charles L. Hartmann
E. C. Langen & CO
Salia
Paul H. Krauss
Bliss, Swain & CO
Kahn Tailoring CO
Custom Tailors
the Bobbs-Mezerill CO. Books and Stationery
H. Lieber CO
Lily & Stalnaeer
George J. Marott
Charles Mayer & CO
Mitverware
China
H. Messenger
L. E. Morrison & CO
People's Outfitting Company
Faraleace and Mouneforatabings
Rine's Cloak House
Cloke
Fara
Saeb & Co, Mente and Boys! Ontillern, Sporting, Goods
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Association
Phtet
the Sander & Reokre Furniture Company
Furniture
the Star Store
L. Strauss & CO
Taylor
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Julius
Walk & Son
H. P. Wabson
Dry Gooda
Merchants' Association
Avery Mamber
East Washington Street
Columbia National Bank
Manenaaaene
C. Coffin
E. Washington ,I
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