Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm set for London debut by Klaw & Erlanger
Ernest Shuter confirms Klaw & Erlanger bring three American stage productions to London next spring with Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm at the Criterion theater on Easter Monday April 6. Ursula St. George will star. Australian rights sold to J C Williamson. London audiences to see English scenery and British company in lavish touring production.
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Claw & Erlanger
Guner
Shuter
Rebecca
Sunnybrook
Grand Opera House
Tlaw & Erlanger
Lonon
Mr. Shuter
London
Klaw & Erlanger
Benfur
Theater Royal
Drury Lane
Arthur Collins
George Edwards
Klaw & Erlanger Ventures
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Sunnybrook Farm
Criterion Theater
New England
England
Ireland
Scotland
Great Britain
J. C. Williamson
Melbourne
Sydney
Ursula St. George
Mrs Dawkins Recovers from Catarrh after Hood's Sarsaparilla
Years of suffering with catarrh and blood disease ended after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. Fort Wayne resident Mabel F Dawkins says she feels well and urges others to try the remedy in liquid or SarsapTabs chocolate tablets.
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Mabel F. Dawkins
Lafayitte St
Fort Wayne
Ind
King George and Queen Mary to Tour Europe in 1912
The Express reports that King George and Queen Mary will undertake state visits to European capitals in 1912. The plan is understood to involve tours through several capitals in the new year.
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Europe
Associated Prress
London
the Express
King George
Queen Mary
Marguerite Draper to Debut at Washington Cotillion
Washington society awaits the $25,000 cotillion marking the debut of Marguerite Draper the wealthiest unmarried woman in the capital. The Draper residence hosts live humming birds and California butterflies amid rare exotic flowers with decorations costing thousands beyond the initial sum. Draper inherited $5,000,000 from Gen William F Draper and will wear a priceless pearl necklace. her name honors Queen Margherita of Italy who sponsored her at birth in Rome.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Marguerite Draper
Capital
Draper
Florida
California
Drapers
William F. Draper
Margherita
Italy
Miss Draper
Rome
General Draper
Margherita the
Estate of millionaire Hunt leaves bulk to charity
The will of John W. Hunt shows charity as the primary beneficiary of his 1.5 million dollar estate. Executors John E. Harris of Jacksonville and Robert L. Lucas of Dallas are named to manage the estate and establish charitable institutions. Several Lucas family members across multiple states receive specific cash gifts and land, with exact amounts listed for each beneficiary.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Hunt
United States
Hunt
John E. Harris
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert L. Lucas
Dallas
Texas
Bunyan Lucas
Shawnee
Okla
John Bunyan Lucas
Robert Lee Lucas
Charles P. Lucas
Atlanta
Henry G. Lucas
Fort Worth
John P. Lucas
Charlotte
N. C
Ambrose Lucas
Highlands
N. J
Theodore Lucas
Lois Lucas
Rosamond Lucas
Monticello Lucas
Ruth Peak
Ontario
Ont
Building New Line To Los Angeles Heights
The San Antonio Traction Company began work on a new line to the Los Angeles Heights addition. Completion is expected by January 15 with fifteen minute service for residents, possibly shortened as traffic requires. General Manager W B Tuttle has a large crew at work and aims to finish in three weeks with favorable weather.
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Los Angeles Heights
San Antonio Traction Company
W. B. Tuttle
The
Traction Company
Surrender After Old Charge Traced to Arkansas Slayings
Walter Halladay surrendered to the Charleston County sheriff claiming he was wanted in Jackson County Arkansas for the 1907 slaying of four men. He said he had been acquitted but learned an attempt to reopen the case and wished to stand trial again.
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Assoctates
Charleston
Miss
Walter Halladay
Jack- 6On County
Arkansas
Congressman Slemp Marries Roberta Barton in New Orleans
SiATED PRESS reports Congressman Campbell Bascom Slemp of Big Stone Gap Virginia wed Roberta Barton of Bayou Lafourche Louisiana in New Orleans. They plan to travel to Washington after the ceremony for duties.
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Siated Press
New Orleans
Campbell Bascom Slemp
Big Stone Gap
Roberta Barton
Bayou Lafourche
Washington
Expert opens safe after nitroglycerin threat at Warrenburg post office
Warrensburg Missouri December 27 An expert opened the post office safe that held a nitroglycerin charge around its door. Several thousand dollars in stamps and cash remained undisturbed. The burglars fled before finishing their crime and no one was harmed.
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Associated Press
Warrensburg
Smith
Scientific progress reviewed at AAAS meeting in Washington
In Washington this week the American Association for the Advancement of Science holds its annual meeting with over thirty national societies in session. Leaders in civics labor legislation chemical progress and home economics will speak as President Taft attends a general meeting at the national museum and government officials preside over other sessions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
United States
Washington
American Association For the Advancement of Science
National Museum
Carnegie Institute
Taft
Fullness Relief Promised By Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as快速 relief for overtaxed stomachs. It claims the product supplies missing digestive juices, digests food quickly, relieves gas and foul breath, and improves mood. A trial package is available free on request from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan, with 50 cent retail price.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Unique mourner attends his own burial of leg
John Moes of Minneapolis was run down by a street car and required amputation. He will have his missing leg placed in a casket, buried with full rites after his recovery. A London dispatch reports a boycott push against American machinery in Russia. In Texas, 5000 volunteers, mainly women and children, sell Christmas seals as a symbol of support.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
John Moes
Moes
London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Count Stendeck
Kherson
Zemstroe
Texas
Education in South to be Investigated
An investigation of southern educational conditions began at the first annual meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Education in the South in Atlanta Georgia. Three hundred delegates from sixteen southern states attended sessions through Friday with prominent teachers present. Speakers included KE M Poteat Furman University R H Crossfield Transylvania University A M Soule Georgia Agricultural College and A A Kincannon Mississippi University. The society was organized last April at Jacksonville Florida.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Society For the Advancement of Education
South
KE. M. Poteat
Furman University
Greenville
S. C
R. H. Crossfield
Transylvania University
A. M. Soule
Georgia Agricultural College
A. A. Kincannon
Mississippi University
Jacksonville
Fla
Britain and France enter divison talks on New Hebrides
A Daily Mail report from Sydney says Britain and France are negotiating the division of the New Hebrides, where a joint French British naval administration has failed to establish a unified government.
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Associated Press
London
Daily Mail
Sydney
New South Wales
Great Britain
France
New Hebrides
Pacific Ocean
Bavaria Regent Luitpold Injured in Hunt Fall
Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria aged ninety one is reported to have serious injuries after a fall from his horse during a hunt. An official bulletin released tonight says the injuries are graver than previously thought.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Cardinal O Connell Visits Naples Aboard Rome Arrival
Cardinal OConnell arrived from Rome and met with Cardinal Joseph Prisco archbishop of Naples today in Naples. He plans to travel by motor car to Sorrento this afternoon.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Naples
Associated Press
Cardinal O’connell
Rome
Joseph Prisco
O’connell
Sorrento
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Trial May Reach Verdict Today
In New York on December 27 1911 summing up in the Blanck and Harris manslaughter case began as jurors hear the fire toll of 147 lives and may decide by nightfall. The proprietors face charges related to the Triangle Shirtwaist factory blaze.
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Associated Press
New York
Triangle Shirtwaist Company
Max Blanck
Isaac Harris
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