Singer Francesca Miller-Ressing Seeks San Antonio Stage
The Chicago born soprano Francesca Miller-Ressing, wintering in Texas to escape cold, performs with Signor Liberati's group and in Texas concerts. She explains the stage name Ressing, plans rest between tours, and travels with her seven year old daughter Dorothy while her mother teaches occasionally.
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Francesca Miller-Ressing
San Antonio
Signor Liberati
White City
Texas
Cotton Palace
Waco
Miller-Ressing
Liberati
Chicago Musical College
Louis Falk
Josephine
Miller- Ressing
United States
New Orleans
Chicago
Miller
Ressing
Buyer Returns with Smart Spring Goods
Sol Dalkowitz, buyer for the Dalkowitz Bros., returned to San Antonio after a month in New York purchasing a spring stock. He reports New York jobbers and manufacturers offer a very complete line this year and that he bought extensively securing the smartest line of spring goods. Dalkowitz Bros. have moved into a new store with many recent creations from New York and Paris now on display.
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Sol Dalkowitz
Dalkowitz Bros. Company
San Antonio
New York
Dalkowitz
Dalkowitz Bros
Paris
Seattle mayor orders probe into sailor skating rink denial
Special Dispatch from Seattle March 4 reports the city’s mayor ordered an investigation into claims that sailors from the armored cruisers West Virginia and Marviana were refused admission to a skating rink because they wore uniforms. He pledges protection for navy personnel against discrimination.
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Special Dispatch
Seattle
Wash
West Virginia
Marviana
B Y P U Rally Draws Wide City Attendance
The Baptist Young People's unions from across the city held a Friday night rally at First Baptist Church. J F Love of Dallas spoke on The Home the Church and the Commonwealth and Miss Cannon performed several selections as Grover Lee, city president, presided.
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First Baptist Church
J. F. Love
Dallas
Church
Commonwealth
Resolution Boasts Bailey and Curtis
Topeka, March 4. The Kansas legislature faces a fierce clash over a concurrent resolution thanking Senator Bristow for his Lorimer vote and asking Senator Curtis to explain his stance. The measure also questions Bailey of Texas and assigns blame for the Lorimer affair, as Caries Curtis is granted leave to address Kansans.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
United States
J. L. Bristow
Charles Curtis
J. M. Davis
Bourbon County
Senator Bristow
Lorimer
Curtis
Senator Lorimer
Senator Bailey
Texas
United States Senate
William Lorimer
Senate
Bailey
Standard Oil
House of Representatives
Jos. L. Bristow
Caries Curtis
Ice surrounds Magdalena Islands stalls landing
Ice thick enough to stop government steamers surrounds the Magdalena Islands near Halifa on March 4. Prolonged ice conditions mean weeks may pass before any vessel can land or reach shore.
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Halifas
Magdalena Islands
Rioters Clash in New York Court After Murder Verdict
A riot broke out in Judge Rosalsky's section of the criminal court after Giuseppe Firacuso was convicted of second degree murder in New York. Mrs Phillippe, the murdered man's wife, fainted upon hearing the verdict as rival Italian gangs fought with knives and revolvers. The judge fled, doors were bolted, and police restored order after minutes of melee.
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New York
Rosalky
Criminal Court
General Sessions Court
Guiseppe Firacuso
Firacuso
Samuel Phillippe
New B N I Lodges Installed Leo Levi Lodge 675
The Second B N I B lodge Leo N Levi No 675 was installed in the city on Wednesday night officiated by Rabbi Samuel Marks of Edar Lodge No 211. District Grand Lodge No 7 officers led the ceremony naming the lodge for Leo M Levi, a noted lawyer and former B N I B national president. Officers listed include Leon A Baer president Henry A Hirshberg vice president Eugene Oppenheimer secretary Leon A Rosenfield treasurer and others. The program committee was Eph M Goldstein Ike Levy and Sam D Levy. Members named include Ed Alexander M Alexander I Armer J August L A Baer J Baum M Bluethe Emil Blum Max Blum Dr A A Brown Dr S Burg Sidney Cahn Adolph Cohen Milton Cohen and many more.
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Leo N. Levi
Samuel Marks
Edar Lodge No
Grand Lodge No. 7
Leo M. Levi
Galveston
New Yok
Empire State
B'Nai B’rith
National Organization
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Henry A. Hirshberg
Eugene Oppenheimer
Leon A. Rosenfield
Louis A. Freed
Monitor
Harry Hertzberg
Albert Frank
Guardian
Nat M. Washer
Alex. Joske
W. W. Sanger
Eph M. Goldstein
Ike Levy
Sam D. Levy
Ed Alexander
M. Alexander
I. Armer
J. August
L. A. Baer
J. Baum
M. Bluethe
Emil Blum
Max Blum
A. A. Brown
8. Burg
Sidney Cahn
Adolph Cohen
Milton Cohen
Charles Davis
Louis Falkstein
Emil Frank
Sol Frank
L. A. Freed
Ee Goodman
I. W. Goodman
Max Goodman
Ed Goldsmith
M._ Goldsmith
Nat Goldsmith
J. E. Guggenheim
G. A.C. Halff
TL. Harris
P. G. Hauseman
M. D. Hesse
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H. A. Hirshberg
Harold Joske
James H. Kray
L. Latner
L. Lindheim
Charles Livingston
Sidney Lowenstein
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A. J. Milheiser
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L. Rootesfeld
M. J. Roos
W. L. Schlesinger
C. C. Schwab
J. J. Sterne
M. Stiefel
L. R. Stone
D. J. Straus
Simon Veith
S. Wallach
N. M. Washer
F. H. Wolff
A. & Wolfson
Joe Zork
Remarries Second Wife After Learning of First Wife's Death
Special to the St Louis Dispatch from Peinlefielde Missouri on March 4. Thomas Hill of Norwood, 80, obtained a license yesterday and immediately remarried his present wife whom he had wed years ago. He had separated from his first wife in 1861 and believed she was dead after a period of estrangement. Hill had not divorced and later learned his first wife died eight years ago. He reconnected with his second wife.
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Hill
Hill seeks license after discovering first wife alive
Elizabeth Ryan had four children with Hill. Hill later learned his first wife was alive years before his second marriage and, believing the second marriage illegal, went to the recorders office to obtain a license. The ceremony followed immediately.
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Elizabeth Ryan
Hill
Recorders Office
Swift Punishment for Island Rebels
In Ponape Caroline Islands fifteen murderers and rebellion officials were court martialed and shot by the government. Four Europeans and five natives were slain in the uprising while 426 rebels were banished.
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Berlin
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Taft to Leave Washington March 9 for Augusta Rest
The White House announced President Taft will depart Washington March 9 for Atlanta to attend the Southern Commercial Congress. He will spend a week or ten days resting at Augusta, Georgia, before returning home.
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Special Dispatch
Washington
White House
Taft
Atlanta
Southern Commercial Congress
Augusta
Belgian minister to US moved to St Petersburg
Brussels announces Count Conrad de Buisserel, Belgium minister to the United States, has been transferred to St Petersburg. He will be succeeded by EB Hav anith, minister to Persia. Also a laundry advert appears at the end as a remark about buttonless shirts and the Mister City Laundry.
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Brussels
Conrad de Buisserel
Belgium
United States
St. Petersburg
EB. Havanith
Persia
Gaynor seeks pauper oath to dodge fine in harbor fraud case
John D. Gaynor, imprisoned for Savannah harbor frauds alongside Benjamin D. Greene, petitions to take the pauper’s oath to escape part of a half million dollar fine in addition to his prison term. Judge Colquitt will hear Gaynor’s plea on March 7, the same day Greene’s similar plea is scheduled.
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Special Dispatch
Atlanta
John D. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
Federal
Savannah Harbor
Colquitt
Greene
Federal probe resumes into coal land grab in Alaska
Detroit March 4 The federal investigation of the Michigan Alaska Development Company involving 48000 acres of coal lands in Alaska valued at 160 million to 300 million dollars was resumed today by a grand jury. Over 100 witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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Special Dispatch
Detroit
Mich
Michigan- Alaska Development Company
Alaska
Hartshorne Purchases Fifteen Roanoke Duplexes in KC District
Dr G E Hartshorne of McAlester Oklahoma bought fifteen Roanoke district duplex houses totaling 243 feet frontage in Kansas City for 43000 dollars in cash. He also traded 3860 acres in LeFlore county Oklahoma valued at about ten dollars per acre. Theo Arts t orchestra. Both phones.
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Special Dispatch
Kansas City
Roanoke
G. E. Hartshorne
McAlester
Okla
LeFlore County
Oklahoma
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