Society Melange Prominent Luncheon and Local Weddings
A society roundup notes Mies Cussde Stromz hosts a luncheon on Bulamore terrace for a group of young ladies including Miss Jofmon, Miss Kock, and Miss Harrison with an elegant display. It also reports a proscribed marriage at Mr Jasper Smith's residence between Ells Smith belong and J Mendis Donald, performed by Hey Mr War, with a lavish feast and many friends attending. Additional society items mention theatre and music events at Gilmore concerts, forthcoming marriages, visits by Miss Ida Gardner and Miss Toa Brandy, and various city social notices and travel notes from Washington, Covington, and Georgia.
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Moon
Mies Cussde Stromz
Bulamore Terrace
Weis
Jofmon
Washington DC
Kock
Richmond
Ulss Harrison
Richford Wise
Clauin Lewis
Montemery
Misa
Carrie Crane
Mira Wstova Behous
Marixm ‘Armstrong
Mass Iron
Bali
Earna
Gilmore
Ida Gardner
Greenesboro
Alife Witchill
Mir
Aumie Smith
IC Corley
Covington
Thomas Irby
M Leom
Hdl
Washington
Dante Secont
Kenticky
Montgorsers
Merida
Columbus
Pledger Dreams Up Republican Ticket With Pullman Pact
In a garbled tale from the convention scene Bali Pledger envisions a ticket of Pullman and Pledger as the Republican slate. The piece notes a surreal dream of party mustering, references to Sherman Blaine factions, and hints at editorial corrections and civic events in Georgia and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali Pledger
Bill
Chicago
Pledger
Sherman
Blaine
Atlanta
George the Marquis de Pollman
Pullman
Anvil chorus and cannon concerts offered twice daily
A historic city program features anvil chorus and cannon at both afternoon and night performances with early tickets urged. A local court case records a manslaughter verdict, sentencing Kelty to one year in the penitentiary. Gilmore promotes a Jubilee concert urging all Atlanta children to attend at 25 cents admission with reserved seating noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor Cox
Southern Female College
L. Grange Ga
Kimball
Anvil Chorus
Gilmores
Gilmore
Atlanta
Abduction Panic Hits Macon as Elderly Woman Missing
An elderly and wealthy Jerhune resident Mrs Nron vanished after two men abducted her from her home. Neighbors saw the hack drive away with her, while authorities search for clues amid rumors of a distant relative seeking her property. Separate items note railroad schedule rumors, Alabama Railroad Commissioners’ visit, and memorial services for Rev J H Campbell with plans for a Springer opera house performance.
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Kas
Mra
Jer Hune
Nron
Ste
Mes Busbec
Mecca
Mira Srcan
Lelec
Anotter
Bushee
J- H. Campbell
Cerumrus
Firs Baptist Church
Gr F A Campbell
Associaton
Springer Opera House
Racing and baseball notes from Atlanta and related cities
Sporting gossip covers arrivals for next week’s races, Birmingham and Charleston teams, and Atlanta Club practice. It notes ground conditions, Memorial Day game prospects, and opening National League results with details of pitchers and batteries. Also mentions the Rice Libby terminal fight and local events, with Gilmore band and children's matinees in Atlanta.
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Jess
Kew Orleada Bashville
Memphis
Birmingham
Georgia
Atlanta
Charleston
Goldsby
Spark
Avanta
Mickey
Turner
Harper
Craig
Lawshe
Whitaker
Huston
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia U
Clarkson
Kelly
Thuely
Pitsburg
The Confederate Stage Creates a Richmond Theater Revival
Confederate capital Richmond becomes a theater hub as J L Clutter recounts how D Orsy Ogden builds a stock company with local talent and stranded New York actors. War shortages yield garish costumes and bold productions from light comedy to serious tragedy attracting soldiers on furlough and refined visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Clutter
Confederacy
New Orleans
Hica
Crescent City
Richmond
Confederate Stage
Montgomery
Ala
Union
Donula
Booth
Forrest
Old Dominion
Far South
Walla
Bro c
D'Orsy Ogden
New York
Dixie
Ogden
Cnies
Inst. Vner
Funn Worman
Jima
London
London & Better Ward
Shaldons
The Confederate Theater's Rise and Fall in Richmond
The article recalls the destruction of a theater by fire and the social battle surrounding it. Supporters hailed its return under D'Orey Ogden, with performances by Mary Partington and Shakespeare, while critics linked the theater to shifting wartime fortunes. It notes soldiers, civilians, and women of the South shaping public life during the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiorses
Stonewall Jackson
Ladies of the Soldiers’ Aid Society
General Lee
Publi Ove
Henry Timed
South Carona
Walter Keeble
Mary Partington
Orly Ogden
Hmself
Orlando
Kata Lstella
Rosalind
Richmond
Tris
Ogden
Richelieu
Macbeth
Hamlet
A Voice in the Clock Case of a Presenting Death Or Crve
Richard Wodgson of the American Society for Physical Research seeks details from George Fry of Oil City about a death in Big Rapids Michigan. Fry recalls a clock stopping and hearing his brother Gideon say I am gone, I’m game as telegrams and letters tie to the death, with the event attracting local scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Wodgson
American Society For Physical Research
Boston
George Fry
Ol City
Mrey
Gideon Fry
Big Rapids
Mieh
Leo MD Gage
Alpha
Reid
Allegheny Valley
New York
Pennsylania
Gideon
Big Hapwis Wuengan
George Bry
Giicon Com
Tingmu
Mir Fry
Luz Ah TiHours
Isa Gons
Fry
Gid
Oi City
Mort Get
Gideon Evy
Mich
Aly
Oil City
Pry
Amelie Rives and a Baltimore Encounter Through a Railway Tale
Bartmogg, April 10, recalls Amelie Rives, the noted young author, and her novel in Lippincott Magazine. The writer details meeting townsfolk and depots near Charlotteville, describing Rives’s fame, beauty, and the public’s fascination with her works and plays amid social and regional contrasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartmogg
Amelie Hives
Chiron
Geneva
Veuts
Clillon
Lsle
Omma
Castle Hall
Charlotteville
Charlotterifia
Amelie Rives
Ale
Carr
Tts Testaureot
Himaiff
Ives
Panama
Clarksville
The Wasonic Anti Party Origin In Counterfeiting Escape
Harrisburg correspondent outlines the rise of the once powerful Mascal party tied to a notable counterfeit case. It traces a 63 year saga from a Huntington county escape to a vigilante pursuit, the arrest of key figures, and the later spread of the anti party influence through Pennsylvanian politics led by Thaddeus Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Hemi Yolluhian
Isto
Huntin
Ta County
Betore Morgan
Bate Quo
Steve
Muntinton
Chile
la Idee
Iranlin
Smeip
Frank Beck
Che
Cyris
Inneek
Birminghais
Evans
Bock
Cour
Fishore
Frank Jing
Edo
Stata
Chester
Budthadin
Louis
Orne
Indynan
Poverh Wwe
Gieuutoo
Countey
Maxon
Thaddeus Stevens
Plae
Bass
Huntington County
Evans Lea
Canada
Nauvoo
Salt Lake
Eferbe
Hin Drst Morman
Utah
Atx
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Cole Line Srartor
Pey Nm Rrwluy
St Mradles
Eireles
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Finteyi
Voss
Clara Rosseau
Sf M Brutell
Second Bannist Church
and Veadicker
Vmssusippi Bod Po Dustin
Sutro
Baltmore
Isto Chur Jistica Handy
Mississippi
Missippi
Ai Maor Charles Handy
Weet Mair Street
Wilam Waite
Annie Norris
Meyer Ellis
Sly Wares
Toa Brandy
Inet
Foorton
Chan da
B Mtow
Rite Bone
Donahl Bedao
Ciimores
Galmore
BLIL
Ontt
Barmark My
LY Sax
Georgia Packie
J W Johnston
Georga Paes
Arlasta
Barnum
Georgia Paoli
Wales
TAKS
Pamovack
Aeworth
Messrs
Ho Wallmins
Watkine
Key Lark
International
Comsulti
Christ
Roy M Ta
John Milledge
Ww G
Berigge
Beruggs
Ibis
West End
George O Bames
Kentucky
Ill the West
Im Moody
Sankey
Barnes
Minnie
Kouwo
R J Wilson
Augusta
Corsa House of Representatives
Rasell County
Wham Lelley
Nothin Davis
Keltey
Macox
Central Railroad
Supero
Tie
Atlante
Macon
Knapp
Silleave
Alabama Railroad Commissioners
Corumans
Spersl
Shorter
General Lawler
Abrams Railroad Commission
Opehka
Chiltersburg
Trey
Union Springs
Molla
Athens
Alabama
Detroit & Breycettieburg
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Getacin
Indianapolis
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van Haltren
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Fred Pink Thisi
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St Valentine
Wanderer
Ourth
Leo Miles
Killarney
North Carolina
Norrour. Va
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Hichmond
Ice Lobby
Tts
Rice Libby Party
August Belmont, Jr
Robert _Col
Gurnell
B_Robins
John Howe
John H
Suwanee River
Ajanta Philosophe Society
Young Mens Libary Association
William Smith
Cooper
Youngbreed
Humphries Street
Hunter Street
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Supor
Howard van Erra
Thomasville
Heck MeFearon Convica
Cedartown Corone
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Esprit du Corps
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Smelie Rives
Polar
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Iti
Iiss
Delghifu City
Tintoo
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Slory
Domarle
McCleland
Anidaunia
Chiliahly
Variegaia
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