Movie and stage card notes and tragedy recap
A chaotic narrative blends a fatal stable accident with a city opera matinee and a film program. It notes a boy injured in a fall, a dying horse, and a witnessless chase to a physician, then shifts to a City Opera House program featuring over 5,000 feet of motion pictures and a piano sketch. The feature is Blogrand’s Little Angels of Luck with Edward Rose as head of a sugar company facing a trust clash and his children appealing to the Sugar Trust president for help.
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Thomas
Ihorse
Ced
Rena
City Opera Hones
Peart
Roth
Blogrand
Little Angels of Luck
Edward Rose
Independent Sugar Company
Nist
Sugar Trust
Rose
Judas
Rose Goss
Papa
Alice
Soln
Phin Etter
Hon
Augar
Fletcher Advice on Hunger and Appetite Science
Horace Fletcher claims the psychology of hunger can reduce food needs and save money. He urges careful eating only when hungry, compares the body to a machine, and warns against eating to excess or for mere taste, suggesting faster meals and restraint.
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Hungary
Horace Fletcher
New York
Mr. Fletcher
Judgment Day a Myth Statement Shocks Chicago
Professor Gerald B. Smith of the Divinity Behoot at Chicago University issued a statement declaring Judgment Day a myth. He claimed the world would not be annihilated and that the Bible was partly authored by man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Chicago
Ill
Gerald B. Smith
The
Divinity Behoot
Chicago University
Charles O'Neil Indicted in Perjury Probe
Epockal Dispatch reports Charles H. O'Neil of New York named as witness in a perjury warrant against State Engineer Frederick Skene. The case centers on a reform and secret inquiry, with ongoing testimony and court actions.
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Epockal Dispatch
EU Preme
Sia
H. O'Neil
New ‘York
Frederick Skene
Cardinal Gibbons Links Waste to National Welfare
In an interview before leaving for Montreal, Cardinal Gibbons denounces extravagance and the longing for luxury as hindering U S progress. He cites automobile and theater desires and warns against the spread of syndicates and corporate control that temper the nation’s economic unity. He calls for economy and unity to address unrest between workers and employers.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Montreal
United Staes
The
North American Review
Department of Trade and Business
United States
Love Will Rule Marriage Says Theorist In Suit
Mrs. Lillian Hobart French of Butte and New York, suing Fritz A Heinze for 25000, argues in her book Are These Things True that marriage will fade as love rules all. She asserts divorce courts prove marriage's failure and that unadulterated love will empress the world.
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Lillian Hobart French
Theosophist
Butte
Montana
New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Pleasant Paragraphe and Personal Items of itnvarant 10 Readers
Personal and social notes detail residents and visitors of the area. Names include Mr Georges Perpretive, Mr Clarence Busgard, Miss Mary Spersurid, Mr Hiram Gaver, Mr Raymond Tenket, Miss Minnie Rhoderick, Mrs Laur Chapline, and many others. Travel includes trips to New York Atlantic City Philadelphia and Baltimore with several staying in Braddock Heights and Atlantic City.
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Georges
Bialines
Tockville
Trosge’ Matter
Wassingtay
Spondiig
Doe
Wanitsburu
Clarence Busgard
Bride
Fldridge Biggs
New York
Atlantc City
Nagante
Thorn Maths
Yeaterday
Athode City
Haller
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Mary Spersurid
Hagerstown
Frank Smith
East Fourth
Hiram Gaver
East Seventh Street
Tind
Raymond Tenket
Urdew
Daniel’z. Stull
Wilkon A. Taker
Tigbystown
Baker
Henry Limipe
Laur Chapline
Harry J. Chapline
Third
Gittitzer Cottage
Braddock Heights
Mattle Virts
Frederick
Chambers- Mit
Borrisburg
York
A. A. Moser
Hitgerstown
Chinderaburg
Harrisburg
Mabel Spaulding
Baltimore
Mabel Yout
Kemptown
Chas
Linger
Roy Wilcox
Harry Kittle
Margaret, Murry
Washington, D. C
Henry Singer
Singer
Clifton
John J. Walter
Rochester
N. Y
George Yost
Elizabeth Kreh
Saints Street
Gettysburg
Appreciation for Sokolove recital at Frederick College
Readers praise Professor Sokolove's recital at Frederick College with Lidakis technique noted. The audience, described as attentive, enjoyed a display of violin artistry amid emotional pieces spanning joy, grief, hope, and triumph.
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Turn Newa
Cremona
Sokolove
Frederick College
Lidaki
Rulon
Techal
Frederick
Alaska Coal Plan Prompts AG Wickersham Remarks
Attorney General Wickersham in retirement roars about Alaska development funding and transport needs. Nagel tours factories and lighthouse service noting fuel, coast action, and potential contracts to advance Pribilof and Alaskan fisheries prosperity.
How the Birds Help Us Pair of Wrens Quietly Fight Insects
A 19th or early 20th century column urges domestic cultivation of birds for pest control. It cites a single pair of house wrens destroying about one thousand insects daily and notes other species offering similar help. The writer shares personal observations from Clinton home gardens with robins, catbirds, grosbeaks, indigo buntings, purple finches, tanagers, wood thrushes, and wisdom thrushes nesting nearby.
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FE. P. Powell
Borreaus
Clinton
UNCLE SAM A JUNK DEALER
French Canal Company junked equipment from the Panama Canal is shipped to New York for sale in 700 ton lots over three years. Locomotives yield copper valued at 400 to 600 dollars each and rails will reinforce concrete work along the Isthmus. Some dredges remain buried in sand as tropical growth obscures their remains.
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Panama Canal
New York
French Canal Company
Brief Items of Interest from City News
Twenty nine persons traveled to Atlantic City by the Northern Central Railroad yesterday. The Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company has closed a contract exceeding $500,000 for electric power from the Susquehanna River with the Pennsylvania Water and Power Company. Want a cook Advertise in The Nowa.
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Persona
Atlantic City
Northern Central Railroad
Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company
Susquehanna River
Pennsylvania Water and Power Company
Nowa
State Notes and Local Happenings Across Maryland
Residents of Lutherville raise 1600 for street improvements while Baltimore water users are urged to conserve amid scarcity. Six Sparrows Point steamers bring 39 200 tons iron from Cuban ports. Maryland officials report budgets, trolley hopes, rail audits, and a busy governance scene with electoral and transportation updates.
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Vaardey
Tayan
Adolph Ittrer
Joud
Lutherville
O'Dunnel
TAS
Water Board of
Baltimore
Annapolis
Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Parker
Congress
Robert Otis Jones
Tallulah Falls
Hagerstown
Sparrows Point
Cuba
Public Utilities Commission
William B. Hamer
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected September 9 1910 show wheat No 2 red at 96 cents corn prices per barrel and per bushel for various corn forms hay and straw prices by grade and ton or bushel oats barley and other feeds Grain and feed values are listed for winter and spring wheat cornmeal and mixes Potatoes priced per bushel and seeds and molasses values included Say you saw it in The News.
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MNI
Burns Must Pay for Seat in Battersea Dispute
The Battersea Radicals argue Mr Burns should cover registration and election expenses, noting his rise from poverty to a £10,000 yearly salary as president of the local government board. They claim the costs exceed £1,500 annually and threaten to end subscriptions and sever ties with the London mineral federation if terms are not met.
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London
John “Burns
Battersea
Burs
London Mineral Federation
Rend
Battergen Radical Assecution
Biro
Swamps in Spitzbergen Hint at Ancient Forests
Swedish geologists led by Count de Geer report fossilized herbarium-like strata on Spitzbergen. They compare traces to Florida cypress and argue early polar regions hosted dense forests, with coal deposits forming as evidence. A new company plans to mine about 50 000 tons of Spitzbergen coal next year. West Africa credit lines extend to four to twelve months amid limited banking. In Siam coal is widely used, gos not used for humination, Bangkok uniquely electric.
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Baltimore
Mahool
Baltimore County
Timonium Fair Grounds
Crothers
Wiliam H. Dull
Gay Street
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company
Rockville
Hayes
Latrobe
Oscar Leser
Inter- National Conference On State and
Florida
Spitzbergén
Count Ad Geer
Count de Geer
North Polar
Spitzbergen
West Africa
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City Opera House
Fletcher
Charles O'Neil
Wadlock
Frederick and Vicinity
Itnvarant 10
Neve
Lattera
Loulayitle Courier-Journal
Gener
Wickerslam
Aleka
Poole
Fakor Nugéls
Nagel
Alnsaat
Att. Nagel
Lghthowse
Washington
Wickershai
Uncle Sam
Panama Garal
News OF the
Maryland
Frederick County Farmers’Exchange
Burns
Siam
Bangkok
Market Street
Ya. Long
Clingan
North Market Street
Braildocks
East Third Street
Kolb Bras
Center Street
New Central National Bank
Maront
Court Howe
County
Mit
Alize
Christian M. Rorst
Itegerstown
Martin My Horak
Haverstown Hi
Moses K. Holst
Rehuebure Md
All
Merhi F. Moberiy
Care Ts News
Son Gbaley
Fae
H. Putman
Iy Y Maees
Tony Ve A
Baal Third
Hebi Hest
Moderna Ipprovemants
Er Young
Sine
Walkersville
Agdaweir Rede
Rothenhoeefr R.F. D
Maylidenkon
Smet
R Mober’s
North Market Arrest
Riceland
Fara
Thames Daewo
Run, RB
D. Mantz
South Market Street
G Waring Tyson, Cor
Carnoll & Patrick
Treets
B. Peterman
West Franklin Street
sidawFly
Hett
Anhovara
Omice
F&m. Ei
Braddock
Helaute
Ianerlek
Newt
Evard Kepneer
Aprédiy
Harriet Fout
Carroll Street
Laby
ADY
Boardi Elther
Bherding House
Toad
Prover Agate
A. Nawa
Saleaman
Sagres Box
Fo & Ohio Railroad
Sun- Washington
Aid
Shicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Louis
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Marting
Ars
Wey
Daeington
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