Paris Theater Revenue and French University Policy Rise
Paris sees a strong rise in theatre income driven by cinema and music halls. The Harvard Foundation advances US France academic ties while France expands foreign study and professors abroad through Alliance Francaise and related bodies. Notable figure Madame Edouard Andre, nee Mlle Nelly Jacquemart, once a famed Salon painter, dies.
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Comedie Francaise
The
Opera
Odeon
Boulevard
Paris
Assistance Publique
Harvard Foundation
Harvard University
France
Ministry of Public Instruction
Rennes
Djor
Lille
Tours
Versailles
Leipzig
Budapest
St. Petersburg
Normal College of
New York
Alliance Francaise
Franco- American Committee
French Institute of
United States
Harvard
Roumania
Servia
Norway
Sweden
Chile
New
Edouard Andre
Second Empire
Mlle
Nelly Jacquemart
Marshal Canrobert
Thiers
Palikao
Count de Chambrun
Decazes
G. de Montesquiou
Count de Saint- Amand
Edouard Ancre
Limoges
St Louis Grain Market June 8 1912 Cotton Outlook Rally
Windes Daily Cotton Letter reports a surprise 40 point advance amid crop improvements and rains east of the Mississippi. Bureau figures show a favorable trend with May 25 crop at 78.9 and a potential 14 million bale season, acreage near 25 million, Texas the strongest area. Montgomery wires cite cool cloudy weather and beneficial showers boosting cotton prospects nationwide.
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Windes
Monroe
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Georgia
Montgomery
Ala
Love Spots Left By B A Pow Wow
Echoes of the Democratic State convention in Baton Rouge on June 4th provoke criticism of Gov. L. E. Hall. He may head Louisiana delegates to Baltimore on June 25th, breaking a long-standing precedent. The Big Six factions favor Clark or Wilson amid party tensions and alliance rumors with Mayor Martin Behrman.
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Shreveport Times
Baton Rouge
Sanders
Denver
Hall
Louisiana
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
R. F. Brouissard
Parisian Heiress Leaves Large Art Estate to Institute
Madame Andre leaves her Paris Boulevard Haussmann mansion with a gallery of old master paintings including Rembrandt Rubens and Watteau to the Institute of France. Her will allocates 1.6 million for mansion upkeep, 1 million for Chantlis Chateau care, 400 thousand for private bequests, and 600 thousand for other Institute purposes.
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Rembrandt
Rubens
Vandyck
Jordaens
Watteau
Fragonard
Greuze
Madame Andre
Paris
Boulevard Haussmann
Chateau de Chaalis
Institute of France
Chateau of Chantlis
Stock Ticker Fragments From A Historic Page
Readable lines show prices for Vesty and New York spots with daily highs lows closes and percentages. Miscellaneous numbers include 21454 and 22.46 suggesting volume or index figures. The OCR lacks coherent narrative or date context.
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New York
Weather notes and local political updates in June 1912
A June 1912 weather summary reports favorable crop conditions across the region with Arkansas averaging 82 degrees, Texas and Oklahoma figures cited, and detailed rainfall totals for Texas and nearby areas. The Alexandria Town Talk mentions political rumor in North Louisiana plus imminent preliminary trials for two New Orleans suspects in Dr. Gibson’s murder case, with court scheduling notes and potential charges.
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Terday
D. W. Gibson
David
Chas, Bittner
Hugo Fritsch
New Orleans
Dr. Gibson
W. F. Blackman
Gibson
Parker Clash With Reverend Delays Prison Board Appointment
C Harrison Parker clashed with Rev J L Sutton before the Prison Committee this week calling the parson a liar. The confrontation blocked Parker's confirmation as president of the Prison Board. Governor Hall had sent the appointment. Confirmation expected Monday with no objections.
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C. Harrison Parker
J. L. Sutton
Penitentiary Committee
Parker
Prison Board
W. M. Heard
Colonel Parker
Sutton
Hall
No Authority Except in Emergency Resolved by Senator Das
Associated Press report from Washington notes Senator Das introduced a resolution declaring no authority for use of the army and navy abroad except in emergencies. A Crane resolution seeks investigation into possible U S fomenting revolutions in Mexico or Cuba. Grayling Lumber Co plans a double crew to run night and day.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dascon
United States
Mexico
Cuba
Crane
Brig. Gen George Sternberg Career and Birthday Mentions
Brig. Gen. George Sternberg led the U S Army Medical Service for years born June 8 1838 in Otsego County New York. He studied at New York College of Physicians and Surgeons began as assistant surgeon in 1861 rose to surgeon general in 1893 served in Bank s expedition directed Cleveland general hospital during Civil War yellow fever commission 1879 and Spanish American War medical retirement 1902 Also notes J Q A Brackett 70 and Vivian M Lewis 43 today.
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George Sternberg
United States Army
Otsego County
New York
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sternberg
Bank
General Hospital
Cleveland
Havana
Spain
J. Q. A. Brackett
Massachusetts
Vivian M. Lewis
New Jersey
Judge Steinbrenner recounts courtroom farce spillover
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Judge Steinbrenner recalling a court scene where a drunken man disrupted proceedings. He asked the bailiff to remove the disruptor, only to learn the bailiff had resigned, leaving the judge to handle the uproar alone.
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Steinbrenner
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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