NEW CRAWFORD THEATER PROMOTES DOUBLE VAUDEVILLE ACT
Sar Social Eagagement Stater's Dramatic and Vaudeville Co presents a high energy tour with 78 artists and 8 dramatic stars. Popular prices 206, 206, 30c, 50c. Friday in Washington. Also includes a report on Jamaica Cuba Caribbean affairs and a ship test speed achievement concluding with a two hour forced draft run.
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Hoyi
New York
Tammer
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Japan's new cruiser completes severe trial run
Santa Barbara January 4 The protected cruiser Chitose built by Union Iron Works for the Japanese Government has successfully completed the most severe tests before acceptance. The ship underwent a six hour run over the Santa Barbara channel course, proving its endurance and reliability prior to final approval.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Chitose
Union Iron Works of
San Francisco
Queen's New Year Gift Beef Scandal In London
London reports the queen’s New Year gift of beef to the poor faced problems as the distribution committee condemned many pieces as unfit for food and ordered replacement. The contracting butchers expressed shock at the poor quality and unclear handling of the matter.
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London
Sloane House Shadowed By Intercepted Letters
Delanony Nicoll, attorney for Mrs Henry T Sloane, reports that messenger boys on the street were bribed to deliver Mrs Sloane’s letters. Two men shadowing Mrs Sloane’s house are believed to be agents who tampered with communications. Interception was found when several letters sent to Mrs Sloane received no replies.
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Delanony Nicoll
Mra
Kenry T. Sloane
Sian
Forfeiture Sought of Giant Powder Franchise
California Attorney General seeks forfeiture of the Giant Powder Companys franchise in San Francisco and a $5,000 fine plus costs arguing the dynamite trust caused price hikes and reduced competition. The motion also requests payment of $5,900 for allowed expenditures in the case.
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Te Company
Sloan Lost 32000 as Tablet Wager Falls Short
New York January 4 reports Tod Sloan lost 32000 after betting Bion to Pat Showy at a hotel in Syland. Sheedy allegedly rose high in England and has long been known in the United States. Hartey Dowyer, Sloan ally in England, did not face the banks, and Sloan reportedly cleared about ten thousand through his mounts. Upon arrival in this country he bought a fine plunger who once topped American turf.
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New York
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Pat Showy
Syland
Sheedy
John L. Sullivan
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Hartey Dowyer
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Tiftala
Burlington and Northwestern Mall Trains Time Adjustment
Omaha January 4 report says the Burlington mall train arrived seven minutes ahead of schedule on the eastbound run, while the Chicago departure faced no delay. The Lake Shore route delayed slightly, but Northwestern operations remained on time, tightening the timetable with minor early arrival noted.
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Ila Fire
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Mexico hosts first ambassadorial reception under republic
Gen Clayton who serves as United States ambassador to Mexico attended a formal ceremony at the ambassadorial hall. President Diaz and cabinet members greeted him as state carriages and cavalry marked the event. Clayton spoke of 20 months serving and noted neutral stance during delicate relations while Diaz praised the ambassador and the new republic’s dignity. The reception was described as historic as the first for an ambassador of any country in the republic.
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Clayton
United States
Diaz
India
United States Army
Republic
Curzon Arrives in Calcutta As New Viceroy of India
Talcutta January 4 Lord Curzon of Kedleston and Lady Curzon arrived at Howrah aboard the East Indian Railway, greeted by government officials and troops. A royal salute greeted the procession through decorated streets as Calcutta honored the viceroy designate. The new viceroy will assume duties at Government House Friday morning with a state dinner planned tomorrow night.
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Leutenant
Earl of See
Vanck
Earl of Im
Hwo Vivck
Topeka Audtorium Plan Sparks City Hall Sale Vote
A State Journal summary reports Topeka debates a new auditorium plan estimated at about 100000 dollars with a city hall sale for 50000 dollars to fund a hall for 4000 to 5000 seats. Meeting at Commercial Club rooms shows broad support for selling the city building and issuing bonds for a new hall as leaders urge legislative action and site choices.
Topeka Audit orium Plan Debated at City Meeting
City officials and residents discuss funding and size of a new auditorium. Stanton estimates 128 by 140 feet with 6000 seating, about 20000 square feet total. Bond sale or tax levy debated. plan aims to use old city hall site and issue bonds to cover shortfall. A resolution seeks legislative action to allow selling the present building and issuing bonds for a new city hall.
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Milar Anderson Ther Bikh
Tor General Hudson
Rene
Bull Miller
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A.A. Godard
A. W. Dang
James A. Troutman
Washington Jumbled View of Upcoming Senate Agenda
Washington observers outline two months left in the session with focus on appropriation bills and the canal treaty. The Nicurmeva canal bill shapes the opening agenda, while the Hawaiian government and anti scalping measures gain traction. debate on the treaty of peace looms, amid partisan maneuvering and possible fleet increments.
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Negro Conference at Tuskegee Faculty Meeting Feb Two
The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute will host a yearly Alabama conference February two focusing on industrial education moral and religious conditions of African Americans. Farmers mechanics teachers and ministers from southern states are expected. A separate workers conference for presidents and instructors from high grade Negro schools in the south follows on February twenty two.
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Brass Collars En Voyage to Denver With Banta Fe Officials
A special train of four private cars left Topeka this morning carrying a party of Banta Fe officials including CM Higginson J J Frey James Dun HH A Mudge Avery Turner John Player C W Eouns and C T McCiel for a tour of western lines with Denver as the first stop.
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J. J. Frey
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HH. A. Mudge
Avery Turner
John Player
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C. T. McCiel
Cattle King Gillette Near Juarez Deal Rumored
Jane Charles Hunt of Chihuahua acting for Gillette in a proposed compromise with creditors aiming to settle for 64,000 dollars. He would pay 50,000 cash and 10,000 annually, with his wife and John Baskin bringing 64,000 to Juarez. Gillette to meet in Kansas City and is avoiding El Paso risks as negotiations progress.
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Wiy To Groves
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Troxel
Roosevelt to receive brigadier general brevet rank
Washington dispatch reports Governor Hoovewell of New York will be brevetted brigadier general for gallant service at San Juan. A board recommended Roosevelt for the same honor, and the president approved the nomination. London dispatch cites Havana insurgent talks and Cuban disbanding progress, with Gomez reportedly seeking no friction with Americans.
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Maximo Gomez
Quay Political Fight Heats Up In Harrisburg Caucus
Harrisburg January 4. Ante Quay leaders claim five caucus participants will not be bound by its action noting it was not regularly constituted. John Wanamaker declares the legislature will not follow a discredited reader and that opposition to Quay grows. Elkin argues the caucus was proper and enough lawmakers will back Quay’s re election to secure six more years for Pennsylvania.
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Senator Bate Will Be Returned in Nashville
A fragmented Nashville report notes Senator Bate likely to be returned after a party primary yesterday afternoon. The item also references a bribery case, a shipbuilding funding estimate in Washington, and local ads for medicines and laundry services.
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