Belasco and Russian Ballet at the National Theat er
The Belasco and Mordkin production offers a two day engagement in Washington with the famed Russian Dallet presenting a new ballet titled Pha fuastan Wedding. The tour features a strong cast including Morikin Mile Sedona Alex Le Volar and a large cast of familiar performers.
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Belasco
Mordkin
New Ballet
Morikin
Mile
Sedona
Alex- le Volar
Metropolitam Opera
York
Vasot Cie
Mordice
Wil
Vote Against Treaty Moves in Congress Told In Brief
Senate delays action on Sulzer and Culberson resolutions to terminate the 1838 Russia treaty over alleged discrimination against Hebrew Americans. Sulzer argues no arbitration and no delay. Malby and Longworth voice concerns on race discrimination slipping into diplomacy. House passes Sulzer measure 300 to 1, with boilerplate about passports and a call to end the treaty at earliest feasible time amid notes on Taft diplomacy.
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Senate
Taft
Olmated
Bulzer
United States
Russia
Malby
New York
Mgr
Culberson
Texas
Sulzer
Olm Sted
Pennsylvania
McCall
Massachusetts
House
Mr. Longworth
Itadda
St. Petersburg
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Ruusala
Congress
Demand a Tariff on Hides In Denver Resolution
The American Live Stock Association adopted resolutions urging retention of duties on livestock and farm product imports. It condemned the Payne Aldrich bill for removing hides from the tariff list and demanded restoration of the duty on hides.
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Denver
Colo
American Live Stock Association
Payne-Aldrich
Roosevelts Boston Stop Draws 5000 Enthusiasts
Crowds gathered on State Street as former President Theodore Roosevelt appeared at Harvard officers’ meeting. He declined to speak but later backed a statement urging Gov. Bass of New Hampshire to address the upcoming progressive Republican gathering in Boston. Also slated to speak are Gifford Pinchot and former New Jersey State Senator Record.
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Boston
Col
Theodore Roogevalt
State Street
Board of Overgeers of
Harvard
Col. Roosevelt
Robert P. Bass
New Hampshire
Gifford Pinchot
Record
New Jersey
Hope to Free Dr Hyde Man Missing From Jury
In Missouri on December the fate of Dr Hyde looms as jurors discuss discharging the panel in the second trial for the alleged slaying of Col Thomas H Bwope. Harry W Waldron, a runaway juror, remains unfound and state officials and the court weigh whether freeing the jury endangers Hyde's life. Prosecutor Conkling and Judge Porterfield consider options while Hyde’s attorneys plan to assert protection against jeopardy if discharged.
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Ansgs Cny. Mo
Harry W. Waldron
Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Bwope
Waldron
Conkling
Porterfeld
Train Kills Two Near Lewdale in New Jersey
Walter J. Unge aged 2 of West Berlin and William Young of Philadelphia were killed when their car was struck by a train at Lewdale near here. The accident occurred tonight as the Avantica City Wailegas operated through the area.
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Carden
N. J
Walter J. Unge
West Berlin
Willam Young
Philadelphia
T Ae
Wailegas
Lewdale
Here
Perkins Advocates Licenses and Publicity for Corporations
George W. Perkins former Morgan partner testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee urging a government license or business court for interstate firms. He calls for total publicity before and after licenses to deter evils, proposes penalties for rule violations, and argues for a federal incorporation act after thorough study. He says publicity would protect the public and stockholders and could render central regulation unnecessary.
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George W. Perkins
J. Pierpont Morgan &,Co
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Parking
Perkins
Germany
United States
Supreme Court
Perkina
Department of Justice
Congress Condensed Senate actions and House recess noted
Senator Cummins urged Supreme Court review of the tobacco trust decree while discussions touched Philippine land laws and national defense matters. The House recessed December to January, a pension bill advanced, and hearings on railroad rates continued. Brandeis was listed as a witness amid rate dispute debates.
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Cummins
United States Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
American Tobacco Company
Congress
Supreme Court
Attorney General
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Philippine Land Lawa
Works
House
George W. Perkins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Lorimer
New York
Senate Committee On
Hood's Sarsaparilla for Catarrh Cure Claims
The fragment describes catarrh as mucus membrane inflammation and an excessive secretion. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla clears inflammation through the blood, restores healthy action, and radically cures all catarrh cases.
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Rio de Das Fay
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Mperial
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Columbia Players
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Washington
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Gayety
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Jantur Higgins
Wilh
Lyceum
Jardin de Paris Girls
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Jardin de Paris Girls” Company
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Etta H. Wood
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Ray Leavitt
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Maine
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the Arcade
Georgetown
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Fourteenth Street
Park Road
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United States Steel Corporation
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Garyas
Steal Trust
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Louis D. Brandeis
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A. M
Roanoke College
A. Lisner
Washington, D.C
the Iron Woman
Byr M Deland
Henry 5
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Kate D. Wyseela
Harold B. Wrent
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Chambers
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Henrietta Crosman
Mikail Mordkin
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Rio DE
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Erlanger
the Pink Lady
Pintyeas Protection
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Unie
Otis Skinner
Edward Klan
Knoblauch
Harrison Grey Fiske
We G -Galety “Company
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Jardin DP Panes
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Ise
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Bix
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