Actors Fund of America to Build In New York City
Daniel Frohman unveiled a plan to raise at least 500000 for a New York structure near Central Park South. The building would house the drama, music and fine arts charities, a noncommercial theater, booking agency, meetings, and an old age pension fund, reshaping the profession and aiding young playwrights.
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Actors’ Fund of America
United States
Mangers
Central Park South
New York City
United Charities
Drama
Music
Frohman
Actors
Seventy-first Regiment
New York
Chile
Whelk Unese
Olive
Otce
Wne
Art Workers’ Club
Hullliis
Rmagers
Epui Fessers
Jermatie Neerathee
Oliepr
Former Minnesota University cashier Bren rearrested in excess shortage case
Joseph D. Bren former cashier of the University of Minnesota faces a growing shortage claim as county officials report a possible 20000 deficit on support and breakage funds. Bail is raised to 10000 while Bren held for further court appearances with detectives at hand.
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Joseph D. Bren
University of Minnesota
Frank N. Stacy
James Robertson
Bren
Andrew Holt
Norton W Cross
Stacy
Cross
Holt
W J Bryant
Bridgman to quit Hamline after twenty eight years
Dr. George H. Bridgman president of Hamline University in St Paul announces resignation to take effect in June 1912. He has led the institution for 28 years and will retire after completing a $200,000 endowment drive bringing the university endowment near one million dollars. The board unanimously opposed the move but accepted it per his wishes. The final endowment fund was subscribed last week.
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University
George H. Bridgman
Hamline University
St. Paul
United States
Bridgeman
Wyman
St Paul Saloon Held Up by Masked Bandits in East Side
In St Paul a saloon in the East Side business district was held up by two masked men. They secured 135 in cash from the register and 18 from bartender Al Mlagavelt, while four patrons had smaller sums taken. One robber kept the others at bay as the second rifled the till before the pair fled.
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Frank Nordstrotm
East Side
St. Paul
al Mlagavelt
Forty Horses Burn in Minnesota Stable Fire
Fire destroyed the barn of O A Narverud in Minneapolis and 34 horses perished. Firemen and helpers rescued 20 horses, with 10 large vans lost as well. Origin of the blaze remains unknown with Mr Narverud estimating total losses at $25,000.
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O A Narverud
Minneapolis
Nargerud
Pay-as-you-enter Hotel Planned on Broadway Times Square
Plans move forward for a so called popular hotel on Broadway near Times Square New York promising rooms with bath for 1.50 dollars a day and guests pay as they register.
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Broadway
Times Square
New York
Clapp Defends Recall of Judges at Paterson Meeting
Senator Moses B. Clapp of Minnesota, leading insurgent, defended recalls for judges as well as executives and legislators in a Progressive Republican league address in Paterson New Jersey. He said judges are human and warned a recall would not target upright judges, calling it a travesty to shift power from throne to bench. He argued recall is inevitable in free government.
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Saya
Paterson
N. J
Moses B. Clapp
Minnesota
Progressive Republican League
Mother Scholastica Kerst dies at sixty four in Duluth
Rev Mother Scholastica Kerst superior of the Benedictine Sisters of Duluth died at age sixty four. Born in Mueringen Germany in 1847 she came to the United States in 1852 and later joined the Benedictine Sisters. She helped establish hospitals in St Cloud St. Cloud? Bismarck and Duluth and founded a Duluth branch in 1892 at Bishop McGorrick s request.
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Benedictine Sisters of
Duluth
Mother Scholastica Kerst
Mueringen
Germany
United States
St. Paul
Benedictine Sisters
Shakopee
St. Benedict's
St. Joseph
Scholastica
Hospitala
St. Cloud
Bismarck
McGorrick
Benedictine Society
Davis Explains Republican League Mission
Washington reports Representative Davis of Minnesota a progressive leader says the National Republican Progressive League exists to promote progressive ideas and laws, not to advance any single man or oppose President Taft. He stresses the league’s aim is lawful reform and policy over personal ambitions.
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Washington
National Republican Progressive League
Davis
Minnesota
la Follette
Taft
League
Hottest Day and Storm Toll Across Minnesota
A severe weather period near Warren brings a fatal lightning strike that kills Bolt Kills Minnesotans John Berg and his seven year old son in a buggy near the Paul Dageberg home. The Dageberg family suffered shock as the horse fell, while a damaging wind storm moves northeast of Warren. In St Paul the day reaches 93 degrees with multiple heat related deaths including Henry Smith and a streetcar conductor. A driver, Dan Smiley, is killed when his car collides with a train near White Bear road. A farm child in Elmira Township dies from poisoning. F B Daugherty, former state senator and longtime Great Lakes dredge manager, dies at Pine City.
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Paul Dageberg
Warren
Dageberg
St. Paul
Henry Smith
Welsh Lake
Dan Smiley
Twin City
Autovery
Northern Pacific
White Bear Road
Smiley
F. B. Daugherty
Duluth
State Senate
Great Lakes
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