Flaws in Shakespeare Found by a Chicago Lecturer
Chicago educator Dr Gur on denounces Shakespeare as a sloppy dramatist in a University of Chicago lecture. He cites extraneous matter, prologues and epilogues, five acts, decoration slowing action, and scenes of blood as flaws. He argues Shakespeare imitated modern form only partly and questions dramatic structure.
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Dec
Shakespeare
Hichard Burton
Avon
Guron
University of Chicago
Sheridan
Shakescare
Burton
Tilt
Nick Ser
Titus Androniens
Shikepesye
Hamiet
Hunger Struggles Among Campo Indians On Reservations
Report from San Diego describes about 200 Indians on Campo area reservations facing drought and lack of water. Without reserves they subsist on acorns while pursuing meat from vultures. Evoked is government involvement and charity questions amid destitution and hunger.
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San Diego
Campo
Tim Narly
Child's Fire Fatal to 4 Year Old in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on December 5 a father, carrying his 4 year old daughter Terisena Fulatera whose dress caught fire, begged for help as passersby removed burning material. Both were taken to the Woman's Homeopathic Hospital by patrol wagon, but the child died an hour after admission. The incident began when children built a fire at Twenty ninth Street and Allegheny Avenue and a piece of burning paper struck the dress.
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Philadelphia
Twentyninth Street
Wwomann
Girl Takes Own Life to Prove Slurs False
Wiss Burley McGowan 16, a church figure, killed herself to disprove rumors. A neighbor reported hearsay leading to the act, and a note requested an autopsy, which confirmed her reputation was vindicated.
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Tidiannpods
Wiss Burley McGowan
Charch
Henry
Polson
Lone Man on Vassar Train Surrounded by Gigantic Group of Girls
A train from Poughkeepsie to New York carried about twenty or more Vassar students who mobbed and teased a lone man. He was guided through cars by amused attendants and coerced into singing as four girls played guitars. After a cakewalk windup, the man was escorted off at Grand Central, with onlookers quizzing him about poker-like questions.
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New York
Mina
Orakei
Wan
Sire Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Vasaur
Vassar
Marie
Ami
Grad Central Station
Highest Price for Bani Estate in London
Land values around the Bank of England reach 275 per square foot, 716,250,000 per acre. Prices fall then rise along the center toward 190 per ty and 2176 per square foot on The Band Street in the Hur, equating to over 7,500,009 per acre.
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London
Bank of England
Tis
Band Street
Hur
Geneseo City Council to settle light question tonight
Geneseo officials seek to resolve the failed five year contract with Geneseo Electric Light Co. an extension may be requested. council aims to protect city interests, discuss night service pricing and potential competitive bids. Local updates follow on residents, visits, and events.
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Tri- City
Geneseo Electric Light Company
Electric Light Company
Genesen
Sonth
AO Canda
Apany
Cownell
Lee Martin
Indiana
Arthur Weidhera
Moline
insUudd
Helen Baker
G. L. Wilson
W. BR. Butler
Odd Fellows Ball
Ottears
Willian Borzer
Hammond Hospital
Drs. Allen
Davenport
L. A. Porey
Dudge Graves
Ye Booth
Davenpark
Harper
Mineral and
Shoeifield
Anials
Frank Weston
Manuckett
Mies
Florence Clough
Oa Ysit
Chicago
Collegiate Institute
Freeman
M. E. Fritts
Normal Flats
Fred Buell
Sheffield
Mort Pleet
Elmonton
Kun
Yves
B. Westerblad
Harry Stromberg
California
Meredith Ending. Lovers Find Happy Union at Last
The text narrates a couple overcoming many obstacles including obstinate relatives and a parent’s pride to finally be united. They marry and live happily for ten years afterward, concluding the tale with a satisfying, stable future for the pair.
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Meredith Dnding
Heraing
Graney Declines Referee Role for Nelson Bout
Bad Fraverseg Dec 1. Graney says he will not referee the Britt Nelson fight citing poor health and strenuous duties. He notes critic remarks hurt his pride and recalls Corbett's training lesson while confirming he will not take any more professional fights. He now manages Larry Le Roy the English trick jumper.
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Nelson
Graney
Ike
Ericiame
Harry Tuthill
New York
Delors
Gorbeth
Hety Nelson
Corbett
Larry le Roy
Holiday Picture Sale at the Big Boston Store
A holiday sale showcases thousands of pictures across varied subjects on second floor. Prices range from one cent to twenty dollars with many framed on colored mats. The display emphasizes unique items and bargains, inviting shoppers to browse the plexiture section for diverse pieces.
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Boston
Tragic Forest Accident Kills Boy 16 and Injures Mother
Henry Wheeler aged 16 dies when a partly felled tree topples and crushes him and his mother near Morthwood in the Adiromlacks as brothers William Albert Wheeler struggle to lift the heavy trunk. The mother sustains a fractured skull and crushed tibia. The pair are taken home after help arrives.
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Henry Wheeler
Morthwood
Adiromlacks
William
Henry
Albert Wheeler
Crusher
Albert
Wertan
Editor sprinted by two women with horsewhips in Fort Gibson
Fort Gibson reports William Allen White’s saying urged a gentleman to sprint when confronted. Laura Atalr and daughter Alice, chasing Fort Madison Post editor J. Holden with horsewhips, pursued him after articles in the Post. Holden outran them, boasting at 63 he outpaced a 21 year old red haired girl.
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J. T
William * Allen White
Divs
Laura Atalr
Alice
J. &. Holden
Fort Madison Post
Pest
Olde
Holden
Justice Rules On Gowns Fit In Chicago Court
A Chicago court case centers on Eva Simonshy seeking remittance over a gown. Justice Ber ger and tailor Otto Fisch weigh material quality, cost, and fit as Miss Simei models for the judge. The decision hints at pricing and fabric issues and moves to the next case.
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Chicago
Louis D. Berger
West Pwelfth
Eva Simonshy
Jay
Miss Shoon
Dreasmurker
Maurice Caserly
Otto Fisch
Mise Simei
Man Loses $18,000 at Roulettte in New York Graft Case
District Attorney Jerome raids a West Eighty-second Street gambling house linked to Tammany figures. L. W. Ahrens, long active in city departments, claims $15,000 lost on a crooked wheel, stops payment on checks, and denies any indebtedness. Parr and three others fined. wheels seized and destroyed. Ahrens ill at home. lawyer Maurice B. Blumenthal states money was obtained by fraud.
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Jerome
L. W. Ahrens
Tammany Ball General Committee
West Eighty-second Street
Roulette
Ahrens
West
Eighty-third Street
Maurice B. Blumenthal
Harris Parr
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Parr
Parrod
Edwina Barclay
James Dunbar
William 3. Whitlock
Warren W. Foster
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Price
Parr’s
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Mir
Woman abducts her babies and wanders north
Mrs Join Fisenhauser, wife of a miner, inexplicably leaves home with her three young children, ages seven and younger, walking toward North Carolina. A milkman stops her after a long, cold journey about nine miles from town, returning the family. Doctors fear severe dementia but some hope for temporary care.
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Dishee
Aziz
Join Fisenhauser
North Carolina
Heeder
Churches Agree to Raise Supper Prices in Bloomington
In Bloomington on December 5 a mutual agreement among all city churches raises the Lae church supper price from 25 cents to 35 cents. The meals have been served at the old price since inception, but costs exceeded receipts, reducing profit and hindering mission funds. Patrons will pay 10 more cents per supper.
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Bloomington
Horticulturists to Meet at State Gathering
Jackson Miles and Dee headline a statewide horticultural meeting with plans for a large turnout of fruit and vegetable growers. The gathering aims to form a permanent state horticultural society, launched at the State Farmers Institute in Starkville on September 3, with Prof. J McKay directing the temporary organization and Mrs. R A Thompson serving as secretary. Rowland Muri of Texas, noted peach grower, will speak on the benefits of organization, with additional speakers and an invitation to Secretary Wilson.
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J. McKay
R. A. Thompson
Ridegland
Rowland Muri
Texas
United States
Wilson
Department of Agtiebure
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