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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

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pesen unbefasten @esfabrens elmer
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Ct Musufa.

Sranf s.. 9urrle ms@t ii9 bic
0ellon=g Cur gu Nuse; er bat in Der
Teberal Court gu Sersus Sails bic
abii9t funbsetban, ietnen 8anferott
erfldren Ill molten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
Gate 9enrs.

Saeob Nsuslins ien.. Abminitra=
tor Der 9interlaheni@aft Der pert. 6.
Neuslins, bat Sreitas feline &eftsnas
ton einserei@t, bic pom Na9laBri4s
ter Calhoun ansenommen ruurbe. an
ieiner Stele murbe 9err Geo. Wars
als Mbminiftrator ernannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-03-13
AofDiae.
Sittle Iaas.

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Staotwabl tattinben. auem On
i4ein mad nirb btelelbe einen rubiaen
Serlauf nebmen. = Sas neue Sc
l9dftssebduoe, wel6es gonsreBcan=
bibat Sufmann bier erridten Idst,
sebt isiner goIenbuns entsesem.
Tolss.
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Niels wirb bier in ben eriten Sooen
elm @elddft in Aderserdtben unb 81.
Isnpaaren er6Hnen. Die Sirma ldst
elm 26x4o SuB sroBes @elddftsaes
bdube erri9ten. Serr Sos. Sbiers.
bas lltefte Iitslieb Der neuen Nirma.
wirb nod swei Wonate in Oieniten
Der Mcgormid Waidinen.g 60. uer=
bleiben, unb wdbrenb bieier 3eit mirb
leinem S@mieseriObne Sos. geiels
iein Sobn Oscar ausbelfen. Serr
0iels, bas iinsere Mitslieb Der neueu
Sirma, NOR Sabre lang i'm eilenmaa.
renbanbel Der @ebr. Som gu Saut
Centre tbdtis. mo- au9 bis lest bic
Samilien Ebiers unb 0iels nod mobus
bait finb; ipdterbiu merben iid beibe
Samilien bier %aniaiiis MAIDEN.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24
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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24
MURDERED.
Prominent Railroad Man Found
Dead In Bed.

Ashland, WIS, Sept. 24.-Michael
Miller, superintendent of the Ashland,
Siskowit G. Iron River Railway com
pany, was murdered in bed in his Of
flee at Nash, near Ashland, Sunday
night Miller's body was found lying
in bed Monday morning. A bullet
wound in the back of the head dis
posed of the suicide theory. Suspicion
points to Mrs. James Cassody of Ash
land, who is said to have had trouble
with Miller, and who, as she says, was
beaten by him in row three weeks
ago The coroner's jury brought in
verdict that Miller had been shot
by unknown parties.
Mrs. Cassidy was arrested on the
charge of murder. She has a husband
and three children. Miller was un-
married. He had been a prominent
lumberman and railroad man in north
ern Wisconsin for several years.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24
ROBSON
\ "The Comedy of
Errors"
Other Theatrical Attractions
Which Are Coming.

Stuart Robson's return to his old and
famous part of the Dromio of Syracuse.
in an elaborate revival of THE Comedy
of Errors" is one of the real events of
the current dramatic season. The vet
eran actor. Supported by an exception
ally strong organization comes to the
Colonial theatre, Thursday Sept. 80.
The coming engagement takes an ad-
ded interest as it is many years since
theatregoers have had the opportunity
to see Mr.. Robson in this role which he
has done so much to make famous. or
all men appearing in Shakespearean
comedy, this veteran player, with a
single exception the dean of the pro-
fession In America, clearly is the fore
most. He ranks very high as a stu
dent of the bard as well as an inter-
prefer and 1t is to him that great credit
Is due for bringing "The Comedy of
Errors" out of the field of farce, TO
which many have sought to relegate it,
and for placing the play in its proper
position as comedy Of the highest type.
What the aged Macklin did to rescue
Shylock from the buffooneries of the
clown comedians Mr. Robson has done
for 'The Comedy OF Errors"
Clifford Leigh, the celebrated Eng
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24
Photographer In
Akron.
Mr.. HoIIinser Spoke to
the Camera Club.
He Believes In Simplicity and
Truth to Life.

The Camera club listened to a talk
by Mr.. H. Nj. Hollinger, of New York,
Tuesday evening. There were present
about 60 of the club and their friends
and all enjoyed what Mr.. Hollinger
had to say. His remarks were not
upon any special subject, but general
expression of the thoughts that came
to him at the moment, supplemented
by answers to any questions those
present chose to ask.
Among other things Mr.. Hollinger
said that to be successful photo
grapher must be in love with his
work, and must study all its phases.
and investigate every new process that
is brought out. This does not mean
that one should keep changing his
methods but he should he in touch
with, and able to understand all that
is new and worth knowing. He should
in fact learn to work one good plate
Of standard make and stick to it. The
same is true Of printing materials and
developments; the longer one uses the
same thing the surer he becomes of
getting the results desired.
In his own work Mr.. Hollinger uses
nothing but w. & c. platinum, G. G.
grade. and mounts on plain white
mounts. He has been eminently sue.
cessful in New York city, and at.
tributes it mostly to the simplicity
of his work and its trueness to life.
1t is his constant aim to make the
exposure when the subject is least
aware of 1t, in order to avoid forced
expression which ruins so much OF
the professional work of today.
Mr.. Hollinger gets five dollars each
for every picture that goes out of his
gallery, large or small, and no proofs
are shown. His customers take what
they consider worth the money and
reject what they don't like.
| After about an hours lalS Mr.. Hol
linger said that he had enjoyed the
evening exceedingly and hoped his
audience had been equally pleased
A round of applause greeted him as he
| took his seat which expressed, more
than words, the appreciation of his
| hearers.
President G. NJ. Knight then thank
ed Mr.. Hollinger in behalf of the club
for the pleasure he had afforded
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24

lish actor who has supported Mrs.
Langtry, Sir Charles Wyndham and
Cyril Maude, is cast as the Dromio of
Ephesus, the part opposite to Mr. Rob-
son The two men bear striking like
ness to one another, and when in their
costumes and makeup this is SO en-
hanced that not only the audience is
completely fooled as to which is which,
but 1t frequently happens behind the
scenes that members of the company
address Mr.. Robson as MIR. Leigh" and
vice versa. The other members Of the
cast include such finished players as
Edwin Holt, Eleanor Barry, Frances
Mayo, Adolph Jackson, Charles A..
Lane, Cecil Clingstone, Jennie Reifferth,
Victoria Addison, Laura Thompson,
Joseph b. Keefe and Walter Penning-
ton.
The production has been richly
staged, and has been most flattering-
ly received. The tour is under the
management of Daniel V. Arthur. The
sale of seats opens next Saturday
morning.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24
,SCUMS
Rushing Into This
Country.
Undesirable Immi.
grants on the Increase.
Commissioner Sargent to Recon-
mend Stringent Laws.

Washington, Sept. 24.-Mr. Sargent,
commissioner of immigration, is put
ting the finishing touches to his an
nual report and expects to have it
ready for publication Oct. /. The
report will show that the tide of i'm
migration to this country, so far
from decreasing, is still on the increase.
1t will also demonstrate that the prin-
eipal increases are from the countries
of eastern Europe, which furnish the
least desirable classes of immigrants
to the United States, mentally. moral
ly and physically. The figures it con-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24

tains will furnish practical support to
the arguments advanced by Secretary
Hay in his recent note to the European
powers on the subject of immigration
from Roumania.
Mr.. Sargent will recommend that
more stringent laws be enacted to put
stop to this influx which is lower
ing the standard of American citizen
ship.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24

A great treat is promised to the
theatre-lovers of this city in the pre-
sentation at the Colonial Theatre to-
night of "Alice OF Old Vincennes."
with Gertrude Coghlan in the title
role. The play is dramatlzation of
Maurice Thompson's famous roman
tic novel, which tells a stirring and
charmingly picturesque story of love
and adventure in Indiana in the uays
of the Revolution. Miss Coghlan,
whose histrionism is graceful and
flexible and of genuine power, por-
trays this complex character with de-
lightful thoroughness, and makes her
as charming in the merry scenes with
her girl companions as she is in the
sentimental moments with her soldier
sweetheart, or in the thrilling duel
with the English officer in the great
climax of the play. Scenically, Alice
of Old Vincennes," is one of the most
! attractive productions ever made.
There are many surprises and novel
ties in its pictorial accessories, and au-
diences have wondered at and puzzled
over the wonderful rainbow scene, the
| marvellous snow storm, and the scene
depicting the battle wherein the Ameri-
| can forces capture the fort at Vim
| cennes. The play will be presented
here exactly as it was at the Garden
Theatre, New York, with the same
scenery and auyiljarieS, w.
| There are some stories which never
pail on the sympathy. The story of
| love comes first. Sweeter and more
hallowed than even the first love of
youth is the beautiful love Of the
mother for her children.
| 1t Is just this exposition Of mater
nal affection that made the old East
| Lynne" live in spite of it's ponderous
construction, its bombastic speeches
and affected pathos. The dramatic
story was there-the awful mistake
and the expiation.
| Mr.. Burt, who presents Miss Rebec,
ca Warren in East Lynne" at the
Grand tomorrow afternoon, promises
that his star will give the best define.
alton of the character, will be the best
made since that Of Lucille Western
who made the first great impression
in the piece.
A famous Eastern critic said of Miss
Warren:
"Never has Miss Warren touched the
heights of dramatic intensity so surely
and so convincingly as she did In this
powerful play. At the conclusion ol
the terrific arraignment of the injus
tice the world does an erring wo
man, there was scarcely dry eye in
the audience.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-24

Takes the burn out; heals the wound;
cures the pain. Dr. Thomas Eclectric
Oil, the household remedy.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
Packers Offer No objection.
CHARTER ISSUED.
Iowa and St. Louis Railroad Co. Does
More Than Talk.

The dreams of the Centerville peo-
pie are about to be realized according
to news received from Jefferson City,
Mo-, to the effect that charter has
been issued by the secretary of state
at that place to the Iowa & st. Louis
Railroad Co. of Kansas City, with
capital stock of $1,50OOO0. The COM
pany is to construct railroad from
Centerville to ST. Louis, or rather, from
Macon to st. Louis, extending the road
which is now being built from Center
vile to Macon. Halleck w. Seaman
of Clinton, in this state. is one of the
promoters of the company, the others
being Kansas City men.
The object of the new company is
largely to tap the coal lands lying
along the route it has purchased. AS
yet this coal-bearing district, which is
considered very rich, has been worked
to very small extent only, owing tc
the fact that there were no railroads
Now, however, with road through
the country which is built almost en-
.tirely On account of the possible extent
of the coal veins, the people should
thrive and the country should prove
very productive of riches. Coal is
needed everywhere and the sale for it
is almost unlimited owing to the many
uses to which it is put.
The promoters of this company are
H. F. Reddig. Henry G. Solomon, H.
H. Kendrick and j. e. Murphy. all of
Kansas City, Mo-, and Halleck w.
Seaman of Clinton. The purpose of
this company is to construct stand
ard gauge railroad from Macon, Mo-,
to ST. Louis, distance of $50 miles.
The Iowa & st. Louis Railway COM
pany filed with Secretary of State Cook
a certificate extending its road from its
present TERMINUS in Adair county to
Centerville, and also from it's terminus
in Adair county to Macon, Mo-. max
ing connection with the Iowa & Mis-.
souri, railway there.
The new road is an extension of the
Iowa & st. Louis railroad now building
ing from Centerville, Iowa, to Macon,
Mo. H. F. Reddig, one of the direc-
tors, is president of the Manufacturers
Coal and Coke company Henry C.
Solomon is of the firm of Woolman,
Solomon & Cooper, and H. H. Ken
drick is auditor of the Omaha, Kansas
City & Eastern railroad and the per-
sonal representative of John w. Gates.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
A NEW REPUBLIC IS BORN
PREFERS IOWA TO CHICAGO.
Former ottumwa Man Will Stay With
University of Iowa.

Iowa City, May 2O-Harry S. Rich
ards, professor of law and secretary
of the law faculty of the University of
Iowa, and at one time a practicing
lawyer in Ottumwa, has refused a fur
Their offer from the Northwestern law
school and has decided to remain at
Iowa. To meet an offer-by Northwest,
ern last month the regents Of the 10
cal university raised Professor Rich
ards salary to $4,000 per annum,
Northwestern then offered. Professor
Richards $500 and rise of 500 each
year for nine years. He determined
to stay here because he is an alumnus
of Iowa and also because he prefers
Iowa City to Chicago as place of res.
idence.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
ST. PIERRE's AMPLE WARMING.
Strange That Inhabitants Did Not
Leave CITY.

Paris, May 20.-It is difficult to I'M
derstand now it was that general ex.
odus of the population of st. Pierre did
not take place before May 8. A letter
just received here, dated May 8, says:
"St. Pierre presents an aspect I'm.
known to the natives. It is city
sprinkled with gray snow, a winter
scene without cold. The inhabitants
of the neighborhood are abandoning
their houses, villages and cottages, and
are focling to the city 1t is curious
pell-mell of women. children and bare.
footed peasants, big. black fellows
loaded with household goods. The air
is oppressive; your nose burns. Are
We going to die asphyXiated? What
has tomorrow in store for us? A flow
of lava, rain of stones, or a cataclysm
from the sea? Who can tell? Will give
you my last though if l must die"
A st. Pierre paper of May 8 an
nounces that an excursion ARRANGED
for the next day to Mont Pelee had
been postponed, as the crater was liz
accessible, adding that notice would
be, issued when the excursion would
take place.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-05-22
PREMIER RESIGNS.
French Official Tires of Post and Viii
Retire.

Paris, May 20.-It is officially an
nounced that Premier Waldeck Rous-
seau will'resign before June L, leaving
President Loubet to form his own
cabinet simultaneously with the meet
ing of the new chamber. Waldeck-
Rousseau notified Loubet just before
the presidents departure for Russia
that he considered he had accomplish
ed the work of unity which was the
object of his taking office, and desired
to retire from the present cabinet.