Endurance pianist Prof Burt to perform three days here
The world famous endurance pianist from Jamestown New Jersey will perform at Wilson Powell Motor Co Salisbury starting Thursday at 7 30 p m for three days and nights. He claims to play 72000 notes per hour while not removing his hands from the keyboard and will be watched by a nurse and doctor in full public view.
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Fragmentary Notice Sparks Unclear Wealth Quoted Web Sale
An unclear OCR fragment references wealth, a web element, and gusts with no coherent events or names. The readable text provides no verifiable facts or entities to identify a concrete news item.
Retail cigar chains pool interests in major venture
New York December reports that United Cigar Stores and Schulte Retail Stores Corp have pooled their interests in a $250,000,000 venture for tobacco manufacturing and distribution. Each company will keep its identity while cooperating through Union and United Tobacco Corporation, a vehicle formed eight months ago by United Cigar Stores executives.
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Thrells Galore In 6 Day Bike Sprints At MSG
New York early today saw six day bike races at Madison Square Garden produce two leading combinations after 35 hours. Goosens-Stockel ypch and McNamara-Linari each rode 594 miles and x lap. The Georgette-Bostons team trailed by one lap. The former record of 154 miles and one lap was set by Cameron hater in 1895.
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Kidnapped men regain French liquor runner mystery
Federal officials recount a daring kidnapping and rescue of agents Mathews and Handley aboard the French rum runner Arsene. The crew fought a duel of wits with government and foreign help while 10 000 cases of liquor remained aboard. The ship vanished after a gale near Port Eads as Arsenal towed toward New Orleans.
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Seven Seamen Rescued From Stranded Schooner W M Ber
Provincetown Mass Dec 7 AP seven crew members of the three masted schooner W M Ber were rescued by breeches buoy after the craft was driven ashore at Race Point during a gale. All survivors frost bitten and exposed. two unable to walk after being lifted. The vessel lost sails and rudder and drifted ashore near the Race Point coast guard station.
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Multiple Dec 7 late news bulletins across nations
Reports from Washington Paris Wilmington Canton Carton Rich mond Shanghai Hengkow and Hankow detail illnesses deaths fires shortages and military actions. Events include a defendant unable to attend court, a wife and governess killed then a suicide, a fatal gas asphyxiation, juror selection in Ohio, a fire damaging the retail district, a $92000 board shortage confessed by a treasurer, a ship collision with drownings, and foreign troops withdrawal amid tension.
Three Killed as Track Workers Attack in Melrose Park Yard
In a desolate Melrose Park railroad yard early today a clash erupted as about twelve attackers used gas bombs and guns to seize a foreign worker stronghold. Officer Lyman J Stahl was killed. two other officers were wounded and twenty assailants, including one woman, were captured.
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Army Pan American Flight Date Change
Army Pan American flight date has been fixed for December 15. The change comes after orders from Central America and the staff chief to ensure proper scheduling and theater coordination for operations.
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Sweetheart killer found by coroner's jury in Wisconsin
Clara Nor aheath Clera bony was identified by a coroner's jury as the murderess of her sweetheart Braman's letter implicated her in a fatal plot to lure him into a trip and marriage. Clara obeyed the plan and died with the man, whose whereabouts had been unknown since September. The case unfolded with a church funeral planned in Utica and a Norwegian service for the family.
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Church Urged to Back World Court and Immigration Reform
The Federal Council of Churches Commission on International Justice and Goodwill urged churches to support the world court and modify the Japanese exclusion section of the Immigration Law. Signed by George Wickersham Bishop Charles H Brent and Sidney Lo Guhek, the report calls for active U.S. adhesion and notes tension with Japan over exclusion policies. It proposes renewed dialogue to ease differences and promote friendship visits and cultural exchanges.
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Endurance Pianist Opens Three Day Piano Grind in Salisbury
The world renowned endurance pianist begins a three day and three night recital in Salisbury aimed at edifying local audiences. He will perform continuously from Thursday night, inviting listeners to witness exceptional stamina and musical convergence.
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Missing American novelist tied to Silent Pool mystery
Police focus on Silent Pool near Guildford as search teams drag the waters day and night for clues in the disappearance of American novelist Apatha Clarissa Christie who left Sunningdale late Friday night. Local legends about King John and a drowning story color the setting.
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Beached Ships and Storms Hit Atlantic Coast
Dozens of vessels endure fierce Atlantic gales with heavy ice and wreckage along Nova Scotia and New Brunswick shores. Ten freighters and fishing schooners, three steamers driven ashore, one lighthouse swept away near Lunenburg, and ships like Antonim and Pennland struggle to reach shelter as weather eases. One death reported and damage estimated at 500000 dollars. Hillcroft adrift 300 miles off New Foundland with no coal.
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Merchant Joseph Tibbett Dies in Hotel Room
Joseph Tibbett, local merchant, died at 3 30 this morning in the Central Hotel from a heart attack after a short illness. F Burton Hill, manager, said Tibbett summoned a doctor and nurse. he is survived by a widow and five children of Seaford Del. He previously ran a ladies apparel shop on Main Street and later operated stores in Seaford Rehoboth and Church Street, with funeral arrangements by Father Mahoney of St Francis de Sales.
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Domeny Trial Halts As Patient's Condition Worsens
Edward L. Domeny, charged with conspiracy in Elk Hills oil lease dealings with Albert Fall, remains ill after a third operation. Judge Hoehling adjourned the trial until Domeny recovers enough to attend court.
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Phantom frigate drive funds theater showing to aid Old Ironsides
A New York theater event staged a phantom frigate on Broadway to raise funds for preserving the Frigate Constitution. The production cost about 2.5 million dollars with seats at 810 and boxes at 100 donated, drawing top Navy officials, including Curtis D. Wilbur, and 25 admirals. The drive aims to add to the 600 thousand already raised for posterity.
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Inquest Rules Death of Grover Spence in Delaware
Coroner’s inquest in Georgetown Delaware determined Grover Cleveland Spence of Hickman died from poison delivered by Frances Spence. The jury found death due to inimical power based on stomach analysis and official findings.
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