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Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1901

Page

4

Ben Hur at Olympic theater presents grand stage epic

St Louis previews phrases from Ben Hur dramatization in a limited engagement at the Olympic Theater. The production recreates the Roman era with 350 on stage, chariot race, sea battle, and the healing scene, aiming for authentic detail and scale.

Ben Mor At. Seals St. Louis Bei Hur Kiew & Erlanger Gen Lew Wallace Olmpic Theater St Louis Chicago Messala Ben Hur Arrius Mount Olivet Bethany

Astonishing case shows witness aged twenty lacks oath concept

In Baltimore a young woman called as witness in a father against mother case reveals she never attended church or heard of God and mortality. Judge Wickee permits unsworn status. Separately Chicago city committee seeks to curb streetcar revenues by mandating four cent value for standing passengers and transfers on interlining lines.

Emma Paul Baltimore Wickee Chicago

Remarkable skull operation saves paralyzed girl in Halle

In Halle Germany a 6 year old girl underwent a skull surgery to remove a walnut sized brain tumor. Prof von Bramann removed the piece of skull and tumor in a one hour operation, restoring function and ending paralysis. The surgeon hid the skull segment and skin repairs completed the operation.

Halle Germany Prof von Bramann

Bank Robbery Fails as Citizens Drive Off Bandits

A U A gang wrecked the Bank of Campbellsburg with nitro glycerin but citizens armed and ready charged the robbers, firing about fifty shots with only one return. The bandits fled north of Mononrong as locals rearmed across the street. Port Rico treasurer Willoughby named by President to succeed Jacob Hollander. City Councilman McMahon expelled after bribery accusations and failed proofs.

Campbellsburg Ind Port Rick Washington Wilts Flw Loughby District of Columbia Porto Rico Willoughby Jacob Hollander Maryland New Orleans Patrick J. McMahon McMahon Az i Medahon Meir

Two Enemies Escape After Prison Break At Leavenworth

Kansas sheriff and deputy pursue two white fugitives after they overpowered officers near Pauline, driving Sheriff Cook to a cornfield. Fugitives, well armed and dressed, fled east after briefly holding Cook and a woman as shields. Fourteen of twenty-seven escapees remain at large as Leavenworth contemplates adding Gatling guns to patrols.

Topeka Kan Cook Leavenworth Pauline Santa Fe Road Sherif Cook Hall Williams Williams Stehl Sheriff Cook Liberty Leevenworth United States Jackson Manhattan Kaw Teese Indien Ant United States Warshas McClavehrey

Payne to Introduce bill to repeal war taxes

Representative Payne, head of the ways and means committee, plans to introduce soon after Congress reconvenes a bill to repeal all war taxes from the three years ago law. He aims to cut Treasury revenues by around 20 to 96 million dollars, targeting the beer tax to revert to pre Spanish war levels and reducing whisky and tobacco taxes among others.

Payne Washington Nev Ways and Means Congress Gage Ir. Payne Treasury

Predict Corner in May Cats Trice of 50 Cents Predicted

Market sources expect May cats to sell around 50 cents a bushel amid bullish cash signals. Patten, a central figure, has been buying for weeks, fueling the idea of a tight supply and a possibly small harvest due to last summer’s drought. Local stocks remain limited, with little more than a trillion bushels available in sight.

Patten Chicago Xoy Mt Dames A. Patten

Miss Stone Update From Consul General Dickinson

Consul General Dickinson reports receipt of another Miss Stone letter. She says they are well despite hardships. He notes interference with communications and Bulgarian attempts to deny responsibility for indemnity. Officials believe release will come. negotiations hinge on ransom and war costs.

Dickinese Cubby Sinta Washington Dickinson Sofa State Department Miss Stone Miss Soar Stong Mear Constant Encpie Ransort United States Turkey Acre R. Dickinson

Police Force Promotions Rammani Seeks Wreck's Save

New York reports Vigoreds work and the Civil Service Commission plan to publish eligibles lists for police promotions. Tamroaay Mar hered may gain chances to save some positions amid hard times, with up to two to three hundred patrolmen affected. Commissioner Murphy, under Devery, may appoint before January head rolls and May elections. Tammany aims to retain influence by promoting friends, risking wholesale reform and contested outcomes for the police force.

Rammani New York Civil Service Commission Tamroaay Murphy Devery Tammeny Morchy Tammany Colharse Tammans

Measures to Raise Troops in Britain Amid War Strain

British cabinet discussions weigh reintroducing conscription via old ballot laws though many ministers doubt passage. War Secretary Mr. Briderick pushes for reinforcement issues, but protest likely if war worsens. Meanwhile church groups in the Philippines plan to build at least a dozen churches this year. A fast mail trip from Sydney arrived in New York, with consignment on the Trbris to London departing soon.

South Africa Great Britain Philippines Golumbas Genera New York Sydney Australia London England Trbris Centura San Francisco

Roosevelt to press reciprocity in congress message

Senator Hanna met with President Roosevelt and outlined plans to push reciprocity in his Congress message. The discussion touched on a memorial arch for McKinley and harmonizing related projects in Washington, with debate over treaty alignment with Republican principles and McKinley era accords.

Washington Hanna White House Ohio National Capital Roosevelt Haana McKinley McKkinley Congress

Thompson Shortfall in Knights of the Maccabees Funds

Board officials and National Surety Co review a $60 000 shortage tied to C D Thompson supreme finance keeper of the Knights of the Maccabees in Port Huron Michigan. Thompson remains free while possible prosecution is considered and the bonding company may cover part of the loss with auditors’ statements guiding responsibility.

Port Huron Mich Board of Trustees Supreme Offiers Knights of the Maccabees National Surety Co C. D. Thompson Supreme Finance Keeper Thompson Markey United States

Governor Explains Missouri School Fund Change

Jefferson City report reviews how Missouri school funds shifted from bond to nontransferable certificate forms. Gov Dockery cites safety, cites auditors and legislators, notes certificates are non negotiable and not bearer bonds, and lists approving officials and counties to receive the printed forms.

Ge. Dersery Jefferson City Dockery Missouria Allen Gavecner Benecke Blosen Ger Headlee Itener Vandhest Obenren Bonham Herperville Wade Pettijohn Swans Neal Tubbs Harrison Greesell Brewster Davisson Fen

Missourian for President Meaday and Democratic Rally

A Missouri presidential hopeful, Charles A. Walsh, speaks of the Democratic committee and campaign support in Kansas City and other cities. He emphasizes Missourian identity and outlines plans tied to a World’s Fair era effort, with notes on fair buildings and costs in St Louis and New York, reflecting 1920s political context.

Armand Hancer Visdal Hansen Nix Lassar Norway Keansas City Nev. Y Charles A. Walsh Man Walsh

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