Theatrical War Begun Anew In New York Theatre Row
Theaters and managers clash as Shubert brothers withdraw from the Theatrical Managers Association. Klaw, Felages, Kom, and Zimmermen allied with Charter Foeman fight back. A new manager’s association forms as existing factions prepare litigation and contract disputes unfold.
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Messrs. Shubert
The
Theatrical Managers Association
New York
Shubert
Kung
Klaw
Felages
Kom & Zimmermin
Charter Frohman
al Flayman
Wrd
Tribune
Ferry Terminal Awarded for New Pacific Pier Project
A new ferry pier at Pacific terminals received an award today from the council. The project totals $261,029 funded by the city, with the tally noted by officials.
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Ls Pacific Ccart
Ethleelty
Alate Bastos
Comleston
PINGREE & KELLEE MEATS AND GROCERIES CUT PRICE TRADE
A noisy fragment from a local page mentions Pingree and Kellee meats and groceries offering cheap reals and trading farm products for goods like peas potatoes and wheat. It also references April 6 and an unclear note about a New York team opening a baseball season next Monday, with names Walter Wyman and Bromberg in Navy service.
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Waahingins Avenue
Worhington
Forgeon Fener
Walter Wyman
United Bibles
Juli Hmi
Marge Hes Tita
Nhight
Avelelant Suteos Bromberg
Navy
Te Porte Mehmond
Vatamot Sow
New York
Taarne
Papen
Emalipos
Indorsed Committee Report Details at Central Facility
The report outlines actions at a central facility where Aide women were housed, some placed in rooms while others entered baths. A confrontation occurred with a text attendant during the inquiry into facility practices and requests related to the treatment and safety of residents.
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Emmaittre
Plate
Anyloma
Boens
Central
House considers amendments to Daywaters bill amid tense debate
The committee pushed through various tariff amendments affecting fabrics, ribbons, and clothing goods. Debates centered on ad valorem rates, with figures like 6 and 20 percent discussed, while lawmakers clashed over presentation methods and potential rebates.
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Washington
Clark
Missouri
Payne
St. Page
Jorquard
Harrison
New York
Iie
Vilk
India
Vonnecticut
Fitzgeral
Senate
House
Senate Committee Eminance
sDum Tenuisiana
Herwasant Lauisiana
Thilippine Islands
Tate
Valiersn
Herbert Ord
Dicent
Fia Decalcomantas
Wineley
Ehutten
Howard Wan
Mr. Tayne
Ill-form Text Fragments From An Old Page
Fragmented OCR notes mix garbled phrases about people places and tasks. The readable bits mention operations and constipation cures but lack coherent events or clear subjects for a proper news item.
Patent nullified in Northern State case involving rail and coal firms
Judge Tivat of Salted Statea circuit court ruled a patent null and void in the case against the Northern Fatite Railway Becky Fork Coal company and Northwestern fra t company. The 2.410.54 acre patent was found to be tainted by August 1993 actions. the defendant must surrender the patent and stop asserting rights. Complainant may recover costs.
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Helena
Northern Fatite Railway
Becky Fork Coal Company
Northwestern Frat Company
Calbeg County
Tivat
Statea
Almes
Salt Lake and State News Insanity Committal in April Case
Milo C K Vine cent formerly a wife be manufacturer agent of 076 west Fourth Booth street was committed to the state mental asylum by Judge Lewis on a charge of insanity. For five years he has a mania for gambling with losses totaling about 125 000 and threats to kill his wife and herself. He went home armed with a revolver Monday and announced intent to kill. He was disarmed and sent to the county jail, charged with insanity.
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Milo C.K. Vinecent
West Fourth Booth Street
Lewis
Drugged and Robbed Man Found in Utah Street Side
Baltimore tale reports a man from Los Angeles found in a vulnerable state near Second South and West Temple streets. He said a Mexican girl offered $30 and he was drugged. he cannot recall how he ended up there after visiting relatives and drinking in a saloon. He was able to name the street corner before blacking out.
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Kaery Britrley
Lon Angeles
Yrintan Lyon
Second Fouth
West Temple Streets
Bhirley
Moilee
Lokler
Bryan Prize Mule Awarded by Nevada Supporters
The article reports Nevada receiving the Bryan prize mule during the late campaign. It notes Democratic party context and mentions Mr Bryan presenting the mule amid a polarized electorate. The text reflects a wartime or reform era tone with references to 64 percent sentiment and Democratic supporters.
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Brutbrat
Neveda
Fepir
Bryan
Remeraida
Sminewrota
Nevada Demcessia
New Fork Ships Report Two Steamers From Frisco
The Tremont and Shawmut arrived after long voyages from San Francisco to New York. Both steamers were contracted by the Isthmian Canal Commission for service between New fork and Cotn, with coal and coal shipments noted. The Shawmut led early, with Tremont close behind, and both ships headed toward New York via South America after coal refueling.
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Trevannt
San Francis
Tremont
Jonker
New York
Isthmian Canal Coromisalen
Coton
Ehawmut
San Frantisco
Peliraary
Seattle
Watake
Montevideo
King and Queen of Italy Displeased at Events
Dispatches indicate the King and Queen of Italy are greatly displeased by recent political upheavals. The report notes attempts to cheer rising tensions, with unfamiliar references to transit routes and railway carriages amid chaotic scenes and public stir.
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Italy
London
Messina
Omiesiia
Senate Census Bill Reported To Senate For Tomorrow
The Senate Census bill, reported by TaFotletti, aims to guide the thirteenth and subsequent enumerations. It tightens merit examinations, allows temporary hires by the director, requires no presidential confirmations for appointments, and trims chief officer salaries while placing administration under the director of the census.
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Washington
Senate
TaFotletti
Ecenmlites
Theodore Roosevelt
Primary election law draft affects rural counties
A garbled report notes a proposed law on primary elections requiring certain proceedings before August, with exceptions for interresidential areas and specifies polling hours from noon to 7 p.m. The text references months and dates but is largely unclear.
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Maries
Chinese mission tendered former senator Fulton
Washington April report that Taft proposed a Chinese mission to former Senator Fulton of Oregon. The offer was previously made to former Senator Armenway of Indiana and to former Representative Watson who declined four federal posts. Former Vice President Fairbanks announced he will not enter federal service.
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Washington
Chia
Taft
Fillo
Oregon
Armenway
Indiana
Watson
Fairbants Hay
Fairbanks and Family to Visit Orient
The Fairbanks party led by Rear Admiral Sebley and his wife, with their daughter, plans to travel on the Manchuria and then transfer to the Japanese liner Chiyo Maru, arriving in the Orient with an expected stopover en route to inspect ordnance and facilities.
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Fairbanks and Family
Fan Frévelvca
Sekles
Sebley
Charira AW
Fairbanke
Manchuria
Elephant Kills Keeper in Circus Winter Quarters
Dee Moses April Tom the elephant in the circus winter quarters attacked and killed keeper Charles Bellew, tossing him high and trampling him to death. The elephant wrecked trees, a bridge, and damaged a lagoon area before being subdued after bullets fired.
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Dee Moses
Tom
Charles Bellew
Birmingham Burns Less Coal in Test Trial
Newport, Apell, and officials outlined tonight the performance of the scout cruiser Bizialer lam, Chester, and Gale in a test to show engine economy. The Birmingham, equipped with recipmenting engines, burned 153.5 tons of coal in 34 hours, while the Chester used 157 tons and the Salem 203 tons.
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Newport
Apell
Croker Comments On Frowbition Wave
New York reports Croker commenting on a wave of promotion and reform ideas abroad. He predicts liberal views will spread among Americans, contrasting Europe and the United States on personal liberty and vice, while hailing President Roosevelt as strong and capable.
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New York
Richard Cyoxpe
Europe
Washington
Croker Pala
Weill
Discovered Pot of Gold in Kentucky Town
Workmen digging a hole in an abandoned lot in Tarington, Kentucky unearthed a broken box containing $9 in coins and a likely century old treasure once owned by J. T. DeWitt, an elderly retiree who never reclaimed it. The jury box was sold at a commissioner’s sale for $116.
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Tarington
Aput
J.T DeWitt
Ogden Goelet Involved in Fifth Avenue Street Crash
In New York on April 3 a Cadillac driven by Mrs Ogden Cowles crashed along Fifth Avenue injuring several people including the chauffeur V It is said crowds in the fashionable thoroughfare caused a long traffic disruption while rescue crews attended the injured at New York hospital. The chauffeur W Via Soltivan was arrested.
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New York
Ogden Cowles
Fifth Avenue
Tam
New York Hospital
Soltivan
Wholesale Raids by Prohibition Detectives Reported
Prohibition detectives conducted wholesale raids in Mohile April. The probe targeted prominent figures and the county jail quattitinn of Nquota. Police searched the new aisle house and the Castham hotel, seizing a carload of illegal goods and foiling barter at Intot county ban.
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Howe
Castham Hotel
Ten Year Old Boy Shot by Playmate in Tragic Accident
April 8 report states Georgy Soehols, 10, was fatally shot by fellow child Harper Kaa, who claimed a wolf attacked. Nichols confessed he lied about a wolf, saying the shot was accidental. Coyotes were found near the body, lending some plausibility to the tale.
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Harper
Kaa
Totchkin
Wolve Fetterday
Alain
Mate
Georgy Soehols
Young Nichols
Nichola
Sugar Producers Form Organization In Philippines Debate
Washington reports that sugar producers and senators formed an organization to influence tariff policy in Manila. The group aims to safeguard the industry against tariff reductions and to check the growth of sugar production in the Philippines in line with U S policy. A senate committee refers the matter to a subcommittee for study as debates over rates and quotas continue.
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Washington
Apel S.ferteutat Pretucera
At & Contesencetivity
Chine Rupert Sales
Shirk Smm
Philippines
Unitad
Senate
Shgar
Hughes Plan of Direct Nominations Repudiated
The plan for direct nominations was rejected amid partisan debate. Reports say the committee conveyed a decisive defeat to proponents while the assembly discussed reform proposals and potential alternatives.
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Hughes
Three-Cent Fare Delayed by Judge Ruling
Railroads had announced a three cent fare would resume Saturday, but Judge Wildane granted a temporary restraining order. The ruling stops the reintroduction of the fare until further order, keeping the current rates in place.
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Wildane
Sivige McPhergan
Preliminary Bouts Set for Amateur Wrestling Championship
In New York the preliminary rounds of the amateur wrestling championship began with weights 115, 123, 135, 145, 108 pounds and heavyweight. The finals will follow tonight. A notable upset saw former national titleholder lose in the 125-pound class to Gustave Hahmers of the Brooklyn Gwediah Gymnasium Club. W. B. Witton and Parker’s ascended from the mining camp to compete, reflecting the sport's diverse entrants.
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New York
Atmateur Athletic Plan
Alent
Lassen
Djsiaton
Ni He
New York Athletic Club
Gusta Hahahers
Gwediah Gyoonaytesy Club
Brooklyn
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