Jewish Influence On Stage Named In 19th Century Notes
A fragmented discussion notes Jewish influence in theatre, naming performers such as Miss Jutie Kean Lily Raabe Nora Kerin Marie Damon Ada Reeve Mrs Lewis Waller Biraçlemene Scott Irene Bragh Violet Vanbragh and Mrs Brown Bever. It comments on Jewish heritage among actresses and the public reception, mentioning a £10,000 Gentile charity distribution and a street ambulance system funded by a husband.
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San
Chie
Paneer
Madame Resod Sin
Imperial Palace of
St. Pae
Sarah Berm
Jutie Kean
Lily Raabe
Nora Kerin
Lewis Waller
Bira¢lemene Scott
Irene Bragh
Violet Vanbragh
Brown-Bever
Samme
Blechoffebeim
Aristocratic Women in Convents Rise Among Peers
A historical note reveals many daughters of British nobility joining religious orders. Dukes and lords, including the Duke of North and Lord Petre, have daughters in Carmelite, Sacred Heart, and other convents. Several live in China, France, and South Africa, reflecting a trend of aristocratic women taking vows while their families remain prominent.
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Duke of
Nort
Mimna Howard
Etheldreda i
Edith Pisidine
Kieu-Kisng
China
Lay Cristina Bandini
Emr
Leopolfima Keppel
the Sacred Heart
Inet
Mrondell
Leonie Dormer
Johannesburg
Missus Petre
Lord Petre
Ness
Herries
Campys
Earl of Sandwich praised for charitable deeds
A Laughing Philosopher notes the Earl of Sandwich and his nephew, supported by soldiers' sons, tied to St. Edward's Home. He receives a charitable deed from the Order of Bt. John of Jerusalem for his public benevolence.
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Earl of Sandwich
St. Edward's Home
John of Jerusalem
State backs Crystal Palace project with public meeting planned
A movement seeks state aid for the Crystal Palace. The Lord Mayor will chair a public meeting to discuss the plan. An initial grant of 100000 pounds and a subsidy of 12000 pounds are cited as required. The Palace, long troubled by difficulties, is described as a national institution with support from Lord Brassey and others for a government grant.
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Crystal Palace
Tal Palace
Lord Brasey
London Canvas Painting Sits Amid Lefty Measure Debate
A fragment notes London artists pursuing a canvas work titled London Canvas. The piece references a left leaning measurement approach and ongoing debate over framing and display context in the local art scene.
Local notices and travel fill a Midland page
A long list of brief society, business, and travel notices from Midland and area. People visit relatives in Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit, and Montreal. homes sold or purchased. staff and family updates. band outing and river excursion mishap. railway line surveying shifts to Lindsay and Port Hope. Grand Trunk prepares for new elevators and line realignment to ease grain traffic.
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Caroline St
Mr. Mitchell
Curtis
Detroit
Chathasi
Harley Whitebread
Toronto
Robert Gliesford
Hamilton
T. Wilson
Mise Shear
Arthur Scarlett
Toronto Junction
George Lawrence
E. Firman
W. Lavalle
Horton Ave
Steer
Markdale
J. B. McDonald
Miss Hazlett
Jano Woods
Going
Grand Trunk Railway
Lindsay
Midland
Woodville
Geing
Port Hope
Grand Trunk
Tiffa
Grand Trunk Pacific
Trent Valley Canal Capacity and Completion Outlook
The Globe outlines progress on the Trent Valley Canal noting six feet of waterway from Lake Simcoe to Hastings and eight and one third feet in lock sills. Analysts estimate five million dollars spent to date with one million more this year and project completion within five years if yearly government appropriations continue.
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G. P. Graham
Trent Valley Canal
The
Globe
Trent Canal
Peterboro
Kirkfield
Lake Simcoe
Hastings
Georgian Bay
Ocean
Locka
Lake Ontario
Balugm Lake
canal locks and water routes praised in historic project
The article praises engineers for solving difficulties while natural waterways make the canal feasible. It notes lock sizes 184 and 175 feet long with 89 foot sills, anticipates future expansion if needed, and mentions ample water and reservoirs along the Trent Canal route despite past criticism. The piece also covers a local club season with Friday events and a funeral notice.
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Champlain
Trent Canal
Minister Graham declines Barrie visit on Trent Valley plan
Don Geo B Graham minister of railways and canals began a Trent Valley Canal trip. Barrie mayor Bennett wired to urge a visit to discuss Kempenfelat Bay and Nottawasaga River route. The minister regretted he could not visit Barrie, stating arrangements had him traveling from Orillia to Toronto Saturday afternoon.
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Don. Geo.b. Graham
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