Ansnicus BePROBe mee Se e Ta and Local Notices
A garbled old notice page mentions Ansnicus BePROBe mee Se e Ta and Geroney with Ranor. It lists Davin & Callaway's star selling Stewart Sowing Machine Trondle and calls an An-Fo City Stutches advertisement. Also notes carrier changes, paper delivery issues, Spring 2nd Summer Goods by Calvin Carter & Son, a Reverend preaching at a Macon Presbyterian church, and several local incidents: a man cut by Homer Barton, a residence burned near Andersonville with no insurance, and various court and travel notices.
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Davin & Callaway
Star
Stewart
Trondle
Golden Dramatic Company Charms at Opera House Artfully
A Sun morning Refadla Balletin report lauds the Gulden Dramatic Company after three Opera House performances. Miss Bulla Golden charms audiences with grace and voice while Mr Martin Goldin portrays with earnest simplicity. Prof. Rodi's Orchestra earns praise as the best heard in town, elevating the moral tone and musical excellence of the troupe.
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Refadla Balletin
Opera House
Gulden Dramatic Company
Fannie Gordon
Charmoer
Prof
Rodi
Hufaulu
Goldens
Hodi
Ad Io
Meg the Golden’s new five act comedy dazzles Buffalo crowd
Indignant Newspaper reports the Goldens on Tuesday night presented Meg, a five act comedy with Bella Golden leading a strong company and Dolo ningle pannage noted for dramatic effect. The Silver Orchestra conducted by Rodi drew praise as the best musicians visiting the city, with enthusiastic audience approval and high praise for the troupe’s performance and attire.
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Goldens
Indignapelis Journal
Golden Troupe
Silver Band
Sud
Bella Golden
Worit
L Ref
Rodi
The
Macon Steamer Trial and City Meeting Notes
A fragmentary report describes a steamer contest to be held at Macon with prizes for speed and distance, details the reel and hose setup, and lists prize money. It also covers a March 3 city council session with remarks on street work, license grants, cemetery records, and an oil tank matter, ending with local clothing offers.
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Mulberey Street
Monument
Wright
Mulberry Street
Flagsman
Macon
Menkohn Sein Ayoe
Mosnay
March
Felder
Wildhaws
Cobb
Bart
Hawkins
Bell
Morgan
M. Gress
A. A. Wheeler
Ald
Cobbe
Vase
Judge Fort
Finn Street
Ping Street
W.P. Bent
P.M. Williame
J. A. Kendrick
Flint River Bridge
Americas
Ito Montezuma
Mayo & Bro
J. Wynn
Wynn & Bell
Playing for the Dancers in New York Society Houses
A female dancer recalls the cruel treatment by wealthier host families, the contrast with middle class hosts, and the hardship of late invitations. She notes the gigs in ordinary homes feel friendlier than elite parties, where servants are kinder than masters. A tale about James ONeill and a note on Mrs. Stewart links to social pretensions.
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Entato
Jean
Fifth Avenue
Jollee
Upataia
Parton S Mall
New York
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Ebley County
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Marion County
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Porayth Street
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National Republican
Derrick Dodd
James O'Neill
California Theatre
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Atlantic Monthly
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Forsyth Street
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