Lady Henry Somerset Aims At Living Pictures Crusade
In New York and Boston reports state Lady Henry Somerset and Miss Frances Willard plan a broad campaign against living pictures in theaters. Local society figures defend opera attire while criticizing exposure lists and urging reform through public opinion rather than censorship. The crusade targets major cities including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Baltimore with planned speeches in December.
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Brooklyn
Ady Henry Somerset
Purity Society
Mrs. Grannis
Delmonfoo's
London
Berlin
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Lady Somerset
Boston
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Frances Willard
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Congress to Contend Over Finances and Bonds Debate
The session faces scrutiny over the treasury, bond issuance, and a push to restrain debt growth. Discussion centers on a major fiscal plan, with doubts about tariff changes and sugar duties, while officials foresee no new revenue measures beyond current laws.
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Fear Not Kolb Inauguration At Montcovery
Governor William C. Oates prepares for the inauguration with standard ceremonies in Montgomer y Alabama. State militia and archer volunteers attend by choice, not by order, amid cautious expectations for Kolb supporters. The town remains festive and the event promises notable enthusiasm from the community.
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Montcovery
Ala
William C. Oates
Tragic family shooting in Chicago ends with three dying
A father, daughter, and son-in-law were fatally shot during a family quarrel at 4530 North Ashland Avenue. The husband and wife exchanged gunfire after a struggle, killing the father and daughter before the son-in-law and the shooter died by self-inflicted wounds. All were rushed to a nearby hospital with probable deaths.
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Frederick Frieech
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Ashland Avenue
Thomas Eckhardt
Fire damages Murdock business district in Minnesota
Telegraphic notices report a blaze destroying the business portion of Murdock Minnesota. The article notes widespread property damage but gives few specifics and omits broader context.
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