John Cort Office Tour Sparks Theater Scandals
J W Sayre reports rumors of a touring emotional controversy tied to John Cort offices and a proposed manager contract with cash bond. The piece references theater names, engagements, and forthcoming weddings amid a wave of personnel changes in the Northwest entertainment scene.
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Ghorge
John Cort
Mk That
Otel Tealy
Northwest
Cort
Hame Cation
Enema
Corts
Edna Loftus Marries Harry Rheinstrom in Covington
The English actress Edna Loftus married Harry Rheinstrom last week in Covington Kentucky after confronting family opposition. Rheinstrom was briefly confined to a sanitarium by relatives who opposed the match, and was released by a writ of habeas corpus before the couple fled the area and were wed by a Covington justice.
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Edna Loftus
Harry Rheinstrom
Covington
Rheinstrom
Rhetnetrom
Harry Lauder Dines with Companion in Tacoma Bar
Harry Lauder and another man visited a Tacoma bar the other night and Lauder bought drinks for the pair, according to an eyewitness. The report notes the scene as casual and uneventful with no further incidents.
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Harry Lauder
Tacoma
Lauder
Husband Shaves Woman Refuses to Recognize Him in Test
In New York Avraham Mertow rushed to Sonia Merzow’s arm claiming to be her husband after she arrived from Russia. She disputed his identity noting his clothes and a recent separation, while authorities weigh proof from a sister and earlier similar cases. A hearing by the board is planned.
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Sam Hardy
Elise Scott
John Ganton” Company
Sam Hh. Hardy
Misa Scott
Digby Bell
Hardy
the Moore
Mario Cahill
Mina Scott
New York City
Mrs. Hardy
Dantel V. Arthur
United Press
New York
Sonia Mersow
Abraham
Board of
Man Buried Under Buttermilk and Kraut After Sleigh Accident
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania on January 16 George Reifendelfer of Catawtsea was tipped from a country sleigh after a corner turn. A five gallon can of buttermilk and two large cans of sauerkraut buried him while Mia Jones, described as very large, fell on top of him. He stayed in bed for the rest of the day.
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Bloomsburg
George Reifendelfer
Catawtsea
William Jones
Reifendelfer
Mia Jones
Reifendeifer
Bis
Wireless Telegraphy Promises Global Growth and Opportunities
The article extols wireless telegraphy as transforming sea and land communication, enabling ship position tracking, rapid money transfers, and safe life saving. It promotes Beattie’s Wireless Institute in Seattle for training and the International Institute of Wireless Telegraphy as a high dividend opportunity with Treasury stock offering at $110 per share from February 25, 1910, through the 20th Century advancements.
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Tesla
Daf
Seattle
International Institute of Wireless Telegraphy, Inc
Treasury
Savings Bank Interest Pours In Half Year Totals
The bank reports $151 036 02 in interest credited to Savings Depositors for the half year ending December 31 1909. First half total was $73 705 24. The note urges saving and banking as the safest, simplest way to earn money with deposits from $1.00 up. It mentions first mortgages and occasional bonds for sale.
Liberal Canadian land policy for small investors on coast
The Grand Trunk Railroad article praises Canadian laws as favorable to small homeseekers in British Columbia. It states a 640 acre limit, government title without citizen status, no requirement to improve land, and flexible payment terms of 50 cents per acre with three to five years to pay.
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Fitish Columbia
Canada
Land for settlement in Ootsa Lake district described
The land is practically level and free of heavy timber with small patches of alder and poplar offering fuel and fencing. Each 160 acres holds a timber patch and summer grasses yield 3 to 4 tons per acre for hay. The area is promoted as an ideal stock bay with creeks and spin and wells of cool water near surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
North American
Ootsa Lake
Climate Tale of Central British Columbia Warm Winters
The article argues Central British Columbia has mild winters, colder than Puget Sound but not brutal, with nearly ideal summers. It notes continuous sunshine with gentle rains that keep soil moist for crops and that grains, grasses, vegetables thrive. Early settlers planted apples and peaches, which yielded abundant fruit this year.
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British Columbia
Puget Sound
Minneapolis
Land Boom Props Grand Trunk Pacific Lands in British Columbia
Advertisement touts land at 3.50 per acre near Ootsa Lake in British Columbia along the Grand Trunk Pacific corridor. It urges quick action before a spring stampede and boom, with a locator in the province ready to file applications and require 50 cents per acre as initial payment.
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Grand Trunk Pacific
Ootsa Lake
British Columbia
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George Murray
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Scaudinavian American Bank
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Grand Trunk Railroad
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