Musical and stage notes from Eng lish Opera House and vicinity
A burst of audience applause greets Policeman and the French Maid and The Man from Away Back opens and closes the burlesque. Lillian Nordica headlines a recital with pianist E Romayne Simmons. Cecilia Shaye Semipany leads three English opera performances with Carmen and Il Trovatore on Friday and Saturday. The Glitzy Act shows acrobats by the De Courcy brothers while Florodora's Alf C Whelan joins English’s tomorrow. Eugene Cowles plans a Europe return. Perley contends with Nielsen’s absence as The Chaperons struggle to stay solvent.
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Katherine Rowe Palmer
Burge
Rice and Barton
Mise
Carrie Webber
Nell Gwynne
Lillian Nordica
English
Opera House
E. Romayne Simmons
Sess
Webber
Berenade
Richard Strauss
Elsa
Lohengrin
Wagner
Schumann
Eeers
Rose Cecilia Shaye
Nobles of Murat Temple Gift Christmas Baskets
The Nobles of Murat Temple Mystic Shrine plan 150 Christmas baskets for the poor, each with staples like bacon butter flour potatoes rice coffee sugar. Baskets stored at 110 South Pennsylvania and distributed via postal greetings and streetcar tickets. Committee led by Chalmers Brown with J W Lilly Horace Wood C L Wade Charles Furgu son and Samuel Townsend. Also gifts of barrels of produce to Eleanor Hospital for Sick Children Home for the Friendless Indianapolis Orphans Home and Col ored Orphans Home.
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Murat Temple
Mystic Shrine
Pennsylvania Street
Potentate
Chalmers
Colored Orphans’ Home
Across the Desert and Rose Hill’s English Folly Company at two theaters
Park Theater presents Across the Desert featuring Frank James as a celebrated guest star in a melodrama with Wamega Madge and Jimmy Hearne, amid desert scenes and staged bravado. Empire Theater hosts Rose Hill’s English Folly Company with Joe Sullivan and Berry and Hughes delivering sketches and songs through week’s end.
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Lillian Nordica
PARK
Desert
Empire
Rose Hill Company
Variety
The
Park Theater
Frank James
Missouri
James Wang
James
Wamego
Wamega
Madge
Lone Gulch
Richard Lewis
George Hampton
Hampton
Jimmy Hearne
Arizona Desert
Miss Sega
California
Jack Ward Kett
Lew Stivers
Rose Hill
English Folly Company
Rice & Burton
Empire Theater
Rice
Joe Sullivan
Berry
Hughes
Om Nolan
Nolan
Robert Garnelin
May Shirk
City News Notes and Local Events Summary
Jane McElroy is jailed on a charge of shooting at Rebecca Moore on December 14. Alfred R. Hovey’s family battles diphtheria, with three affected but improving. A church choir directed by Miss Josephine Robinson performs Christmas music tonight. A gospel meeting replaces the Christmas service Sunday, led by Mrs. F F Metres, with Robinson performing. The association’s classes are on a two week vacation and resume January 2.
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Jane McElroy
North
California Street
Rebecca Moore
Indiana Avenue
Alfred R. Hovey
Meridian Street
Josephine Robinson
Friends of the Association
F. F. Metres
Association
Township trustees must publish annual reports after board review
Attorney General Taylor stated his ruling on township trustees duty to file and publish annual reports had been misconstrued. Advisory boards meet on Jan. 7 to review the reports, after which trustees must publish them.
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Taylor
Prospects for Good Ice Harvest Season Ahead
Harvesters celebrate a thick natural ice cover on canals and ponds. The cold snap has been beneficial, and cutting is expected to begin in a few days, signaling a promising season for ice harvesters.
Bowling League Set For Tomorrow at Pastime Alleys
The Shortridge Bowling League meets tomorrow morning at Pastime alleys. The Mayers and Delectables duel for first place while the Hoot Mons face the Trentoms. Delectables lead the standings with Mayers second, Hoot Mans third, and Trentons last.
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Shortridge Bowling League
Mayers and
Delectables
Hoot Mons
Trentoms
Mayers
Hoot Mans
Trentons
Coal Famine Strikes Chicago St Louis Amid Deep Cold
Severe cold drives charity pleas as Coal routes fail. Grout of the Charity Organization Society notes busiest day yet with many families needing coal and bed clothing. Weather readings show the coldest hours, while Chicago faces a looming coal shortage and rising prices in East St Louis transit and delivery.
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Grout
Charity Organization Society
Friendly Inn
East Street
Charity Organization
Weather Bureau
ST. Louis
Snowbound Lines Halt Plains Rail Traffic Across Wyoming
Winter storm cripples Union Pacific, Colorado & Southern, and Burlington routes in Wyoming and Nebraska. Trains stalled, wrecks and fires mount, with blockades at Ramsey and Sherman delaying westbound traffic. A derailed Colorado & Southern passenger train near Cheyenne blocks the line. Guthrie reports 10 percent cattle losses across the two territories due to severe cold and blizzards, signaling a harsh winter ahead.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Burlington
Wyoming
Nebraska
Sherman
Ramsey
Rawlins
Laramie
Holdredge
Guthrie
C. T
Oklahoma
Grain De On January Meeting Of State Dealers
Grain dealers from across the state will convene to form a state association. L. B. Sampson secretary of the Cambridge City association issued the call. The gathering will take place at the Board of Trade building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Sampson
Cambridge City Association
Board of Trade
Arrest of Dutot and two youths in thirteen case
Clarence Dutot was arrested yesterday by Detectives Kinney and Lancaster with two other boys, following an arrest made several days earlier. The case centers on involvement of the number thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dutot
Kinney and Lancaster
War Spirit Growing In Buenos Aires Amid Tense Talks
The Tribuna reports no change in the international crisis between Argentina and Chile. A patriotic league formed with a meeting at Politeama Theater where Anistao Zaballos praised efforts to restore tranquillity. A telegram from Gibraltar says the Argentine school ship Presidente Sarmiento arrived there and is ordered to Sicily for overhaul at La Spezia, Italy.
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Buenos Ayres
Tribuna
Argentina
Chile
Patriotic League
Politeama
Anistao Zaballos
Gibraltar
Presidente Sarmiento
Woman Burned to Death in California and Pearl Block
Mrs. Fannie Boal a widow and pensioner about fifty died in a kitchen fire about 1 am in the Hubbard block at California and Pearl streets. John Agnew her brother and Edward Hughes roomer woke from smoke and found her body burned, clothing reduced to ash. Coroner summoned after police investigated and she was taken to the morgue.
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Fannie Boal
Hubbard Block
California
Pearl Streets
John Agnew
Edward Hughes
Mrs. Boal
Fire Department
Manning
Griffin
Long & Finn
Dixon Beats Rice In Hard Boxing Classic In New London
In New London on December 19 Austin Rice of New London and George Dixon of New York fought twenty rounds at 122 pounds. Dixon started sluggish but gained speed with footwork by the tenth round. The twentieth round featured the fiercest exchanges as both men pressed hard, and referee Pollock awarded Rice the decision.
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New London
Conn
Austin Rice
George Dixon
New York
Dixon
Rice
Ollock
Goulette Loses To Leonard In Ninth Round Bout
In Grand Rapids Rochester’s Kid Goulette was defeated by Buffalo’s Joe Leonard in the ninth round of a mislisted ten round match at the Olympic Athletic Club. The referee stopped the action as Goulette appeared finished.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Kid" Goulette
Rochester
N. Y
Joe Leonard
Buffalo
Olympic Athletic Club
Chicago
Harry Forbes
Billy Rotchford
Pyramid Athletic Club
Forbes
Kansas City
Clarence Forbes
Jack O'Keefe
Convention Hall
Brush Eyes New Twelve-Club League Plan
John T Brush returned from the New York National League meeting amid talk of forming a new twelve club league. He shows confidence about Cincinnati’s future and intends to push for a first class team, while reports suggest New York and other cities may join a merged American and National League lineup if conditions align.
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John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New York
Freedman
Spalding
Brush
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
Harvard Faces UC Challenge in May Dual Meet at Cambridge
General sports roundup notes Harvard to host University of California in a May dual track meet in Cambridge. Also reports Muncie Royal Polo beating Richmond Henleys 2 to 2. Dixon–Tipman boxing match set for Dec 30 in Baltimore. long shot Gar terman wins at 580 to 1. Trilby wins dachshund class at New York show. Minnesota names John Flynn captain for 1902 football. various race results and legal notes on boxing injunctions and club finances. deaths and organizational changes noted.
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Harvard
University of California
Cambridge
Muncie
Richmond Henleys
Richmond
Muncie Royal Polo
George Dixon
Joe” Tipman
Baltimore
Bee Oaks Athletic Club
Long Shot
New Orleans
Garterman
New York
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Trilby
Carl O. Folkans
Cleveland
John Flynn
Minnesota
Henry L. Williams
Oakland
Cal
Billy Lyons
Jacqueminot
Phil Archibald
Commissioner Forester
Jim Hale
Dr. Bernays
Boomerack
Marie Bell
Freedman-Spalding
Columbus
Bright
Monroe Athletic Club
George Monroe
Durbin
Judge
Philadelphia
Ie Winters
Chief Griffin
Ontario Police
Niagara Falls
Ont
J. Herman
Buffalo
Joe Walcott
James Ferns
Fort Erie
Mouzadoulah
Martin Burns
Davenport, Jr
Iowa
Burns
John Voss
Davenport
Horace Carter
Dixon
Turk
John J. Rooney
Chicago
Barton Lewis
Northerne
Blue River Park
Kansas City
Dickey Bird
The
Athletic Association of Western Reserve University
McCleary
Fairfax
Neidling
Micklethwsite
Western Reserve University
Kelly
Gold Baron
Tommy Burns
Armstrong
Mago
Portland socialite Mrs Hall dies in hotel stroke
Mrs Emma B Hall wife of Lewis A Hall president of Port Lumber Company and several rail and lumber concerns died suddenly of apoplexy in her Hotel Portland apartments in Portland Oregon. Henry B Steward senior partner of Steward Merriam oatmeal mill firm in Tucson Arizona died of heart failure at fifty nine.
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Portland
Ore
Emma 8. Hall
Lewis A. Hall
The
Port Lumber Company
New York
Boston
Pacific and Idaho Northern Railroad Company
Call & Munson Lumber Company
Bay Mills
Mich
Peoria
Henry B. Steward
Steward & Merriam
Tucson
A. T
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab Mentioned for Ev Box
The note references the genuine Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab and its celebrated Cold and Grip Cure product, indicating a requirement for the name to appear on the ev box. The wording stresses brand and active cure association in connection with the product line.
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NEW ERA Supplement promises engaging varied weekly content
The New Era Magazine Supplement pledges weekly, child friendly, education oriented features with transformation effects using Hall Process. Departments include women’s topics, household economy, and illustrative arts alongside entertaining amusing pieces and practical lessons for children.
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NEW Era
Christmas Features From Our Number Magazine Supplement
A list of period pieces and features for a Christmas themed magazine supplement. Includes illustrated items such as Her Christmas Eve Dream of Him, Mabel Mine From Slumberland, Olde Time Christmas, and transformations. Also mentions stories like A Christmas Eve Ghost and a short New Era Kindergarten course.
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Our
MNK
Joee Jasper
Mr. Carnegie
Moketown Magazine
Don’t Forget It’s with Next Sunday’s Journal
A brief reminder notice encourages readers to place orders now for the upcoming Sunday Journal edition. It stresses that the issue costs five cents and warns that late orders may lead to disappointment.
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J. Fenimore Cooper
Ruskin
Alexander En
Scott
Morocco
W. D. Howells
Hall Caine
Stevenson
Kipling
Coreill
Henry
Cee
Clifton Johnson
Ian Maclaren
A. Riis
Abraham Lincoln
Ida Tarbell
Abra
Aney
Astrakhan
Pettis Dry Goods CO
N. A. Moore CO
Grocers
Milnois Street
Abura
North Illinois Street
Bates
Fletcher M. Noe
Market St
Akhil Silda
Meridian ST
Merchants’ Assovciation
Sumuyy .Ournal
Ikko Matsumoto
Meridian
Walker Whiteside
Robert of
Sicily
Interstate Grand Concert Company
Tomlinson Hall
Grace Porterfield
Romeo Frick
Kalman Horstien
Alois C. Buschie
Celete
Helen M. Blood
de Courcy
Grand Opera House
Mes
Ad F. Miller
Alf C. Whelan
London
Eugene Cowles
Europe
Roston
Cowles
Frank Perley
Alice Nielsen Opera Company
Comny
Miss Nielsen
Perley
the Park and Empire
the Empire
City News Notes
Ganizations Resources
Young Dutot
Verne Spurion
John Laffey
Prise
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industries
Nelson Morris
Mr. Morris
United States
Germany
Broadway Tuerncale
Sixth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Cornelius N. Bliss
William Ives Washburn
Texas
Centerville
Tex
L .T. Exum
Here
Baseball
General Sporting News
KE. W. Grove
Henry Seton Merriman
Velvet
Spat
Youss
Merriman
Dodd, Mead & Company
the Sunday Journal
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