Great Name Now a Memory in Booth Family Decline
The death of Junive Brutus Booth in England ends the storied line of American stage players. The Booths produced Edwin Booth famed for his private and professional life, a noble New York playhouse, and the Players Club. Junive’s passing marks the final chapter of a once illustrious acting dynasty.
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Junive Brutus Booth
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Edwin
Manders
Edwin Booth
City of New York
Players Club
Junius Brutus Booth
Junius Brutus
Agnes Booth
Nhame
Norsemen Visited America In Eleventh Century Claim
Athenæum report by M. Henri Cordier suggests Eric the Red saga hints at Norse contact with Greenland’s Markland in 1006. He links Esquiman phrases to words in the saga, framing a proof of ancient Norse presence in North America.
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America
M. Henri Cordier
Journal Des Savants
Eric the Red
Thorfin Karlsenne
Markland
Newfoundland
Greenland
Skraelings
M. Cordier
Waldemar Jochnson
St. Petersburg
F. P. Riabuschinski
Kamschatka
V. Stefansson
Coronation Gulf
Athenaium
Childishness and De Quincey Reflections Across Topics
A compact note reviews De Quincey as a lifelong child at heart noting his practical failures such as starving with a draft in pocket. It also mentions his later prosperity after his works gained circulation and his death in 1859. Context shifts to Riviera garden pests and insect control with beetles and ladybird farming. A Kansas City Star quip questions methods to pursue contempt of court.
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de Quincey
Riviera
The
Missouri
Kansas City Star
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