Phonographic Men Reel Out Same Records Daily
A humorous critique notes that some men imitate repeating phrases like phonographs, delivering the same lines every day. The quip portrays routine speech patterns and social predictability with light satire.
Patti's London Opera Debut Enthralls Audiences
Lady St Helier recalls Patti's first London appearance amid wild house enthusiasm. The youthful beauty and vocal ease impressed after a stunning rendition of the duet, cementing Patti's enduring status as a leading diva in opera history.
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Patti
London
Lady St Helier
Illinois lawmakers set nine month cold storage limit
A special senate committee proposes a nine month time limit for dairy products to remain in cold storage in Illinois warehouses. The bill would require licensing of warehouses and operators and include inspections of facilities and goods. A three member committee was named to travel to Springfield to oppose the draft law.
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LaSalle
Elgin Board of Trade
Springfield
Wireless prescription saves captain after poison exposure
Captain Arthur N. McGray of the Herman Fiasebh reports he nearly died after eating canned salmon. A wireless message to a Dry Tortugas doctor and another ship's surgeon produced a lifesaving prescription and treatment aboard within hours, pulling him from the brink.
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Lucatan
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Wonders of Modern Science Burglar Foiled by Alarm EM Lock
A burglar tries to force entry into a trust company source but triggers an electric shock an alarm bell floods lights the wall opens a door and a guard dog attacks He exits to a police cell an hour later admitting he is too trusting and unsure of his plan.
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Chicago
Jury awards Falvai $11,000 for loss of sight in accident
A Superior court jury verdict of 11,000 was returned for Joseph Falvai against the Calumet and South Chicago Railway Co stemming from an January 25, 1910, incident while Falvai worked on welding streetcar tracks near 95th Street and South Chicago Avenue. The blast blinded him and occurred when snow mixed with sand caused an explosion. Falvai, who is living with a friend in Tremont, Illinois, seeks compensation for the injury.
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Superior Court
Joseph Falvai
Calumet and South Chicago Railway Company
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Worsn
95Th Street
South
Chicago Avenue
Tromewood
Til
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