Atlanta Girl Makes New York Stage Debut in 1890s
Miss Miriam Nesbitt formerly Miriam Skancke, once an Atlanta amateur athlete, rose to prominence in New York theater after a standout debut with James K. Hackett in The Tree of Knowledge. Her first professional bow came in Brooklyn, leading to a celebrated run at Wallack's with At the White Horse Tavern, underscoring a swift rise from local circles to metropolitan acclaim.
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Sherman
Atlanta
Alegs
McKinley
Anny
General Sherman
James E. Warner
Warren Wis
Atanta
Union
Unis
Warren
Marietta Street
Lizsie
Michael
Emmeline Campbell
Warner
Emmelne
Patrick
Ines
Wiscass
New York
Ufe
Michael Campbell
Varney
Deattle
Patrick Campbell
Janta
Miriam Nesbitt
Ottie Glusecke
Daniel and
Charles Frohman
White Horse Tavern
Wallack
Miriam Staecke
Tose
Metropolis
Sekool
Polly
Jerry Burke
Daniel Frohman
Skancke
James K. Hackett
Mr. Hackett
Wonka
Americas
Mary Mannering
Lyceum
Mirlany Nesbitt
Nesbitt
Columbia Theater
Brooklyn
Judy
Ore
Miss Mannering
Ag Monica
Misa Neanitt
Comming Ste
Mr. Freaman
Sydney Rosenfeld
Alti
Skanckes
Atmar
Hue
Hest Lake
Liz
Peachtreg Street
Shaneke
Agostini
Miss Skancke
Missy Skancke
Gaspen
Frank Agostini
Wallack’s
Miss Miriam Nesbitt Stages Return as Skancke
Miss Miriam Nesbitt, known in This City as Miss Skancke, emerges in local society as a prominent figure in the stage scene. Her return signals renewed cultural activity and social sparkle for the season.
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Miss Skancke
The Promotion at Rogey Ledce
An elderly colonel extols the heroine Amy and offers her a soldier's homage. Amy gently resists a coercive funeral of flattery while Roderick enters to join her. The scene blends disdain for deference with a budding romance and implied stormy weather ahead.
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Gorabe
Amy
Rod
European War Leaders Named By Observer
The article outlines potential wartime command structures across Germany Britain and Russia. It highlights Emperor William II and Count Alfred von Waldersee as key German figures Lord Wolseley leads British forces with a noted record from Lucknow to Crimea. Russian grand dukes are cited as large reserve forces with strong leadership in the imperial family.
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Wiliam
Empire
Count Alfred von Waldersee
Third Army
Hanover
Royal
von Waldersee
Count von Schieffen
von Moltke
Beldg
Lord Wolsesey
Heid Marshal
Ski
Lucknow
Crimea
Gordon
Prince Arthur
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Wellington
Britain
Sandhurst
Aldertrot
Archibald
Vienna
Tel-El-Kebir
Saxe- Coburg-Golba
Duke of Cambridge
Jamont
Zurlinden
Paris
Batrla
Italy
Pulfikers
Maximilian
Mexico
Second
Tonquimeen
Supreme Council
Napoleon
Grand Army
Polyclinic
Metz
France
Turkey
Alexander II
Nicholas
Russia
Michael
George
Grand Duker
Bergius
Vladimir
Nichology
Nicole Veltoh
Kars
Fritz Morris
Amy in Defiance Against Night Mob at Diggory's
Amy confronts a drunken mob outside Diggory's store as runaway boxcars crash near the warehouse. She fires a revolver, stands firm alone, and restrains the mob with fearless resolve amid a raging night siege.
Monvels two studios honor Joan of Arc in art
The text describes De Monvel’s dual Paris and Nemours studios, his devotion to Joan of Arc, and his frescoes in Domremy. It notes delicate color sense, historical knowledge, and the sale of original watercolors in Paris. An unrelated action scene with Amy, a colonel, and armed guards is briefly excerpted.
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Bae
Itan
Roys
Jude
Missy
Isea
Colonel Singleton
Amy
de Monvel
Paris
Flue Val de Grace
Nemours
Fontainebleau Forest
Boulet
Virgin of
Joan
Domremy
Jeanne d'Arc
Ber Fe
Gerres
Rod Bingleton
Crim
Singleton
Chickamauga
Qoorstle
Sintaén
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Tittle Tizele
Campbell
Lizzle Warner
Atlanto
Threleas
Ynes
Itile
Lizaie
Plecea
Lignle
Wen
James Warner
Alexandria
Townsend
Rogey Ledce
Abe
Roderick
Roderic
Europe
Sach
Satore
Blackwell's
Barney McCall
Boutet
Monvel
Styelf
Jase Black