Why Marie Tempest quit The Algerian
Marie Tempest recounts her resignation from The Algerian production in a Boston Post interview. She cites jealousy and company changes, defends Mr Steger against unfair dismissal, and says financial pressures and fatigue led to her decision. She planned to return to England to see her mother and hopes to perform The Algerian again in New York.
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Marie Tempest
Steger
Hill
Mr. Hill
New York
England
Boston
Ana
Garden Theatre
American Looms and Prices Reflect 1893 Fashion
Six American mills supplied fabrics for Fall and Winter wear now on counters. The goods are praised as durable and ingenious with finish that reveals skilled loom work. Ready-made garments show high craftsmanship in 1893.
Directum Breaks Track Record at Cumberland Park
Nashville Tenn Oct 18 Directum lowered his own mark by 1 14 seconds to set the fastest time ever trotted in a race at Cumberland Park. In a free for all trotters heat the distance rule was waived and Directum with a runner on the back stretch led the field by a sixteenth of a mile. Quarter times were 32, 1 10 3 1 2, 1 34, 2 06 1 4.
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Nashvillee
Tenn
Directum
Cumberland Park
Destructive NYC Fire Destroys Campbell Wallpaper Works
A six hour blaze in New York started in Campbell & Co wallpaper boiler house and spread to Nevins Haviland and Shastey works on West Forty-second Street. Fire reached St Raphael's Church and nearby structures, with Campbell & Co losses estimated at 2 million and total city destruction reported by 1 20 am.
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New York
St. Raphael’s Roman Catholic Church
Fortieth Street
Tenth Avenue
Forty-second Street
William Campbell & Co
West Forty-second Street
West Forty-first Street
Nevins & Haviland
George A. Shastey & Son
Forty-first Street
Dr. Leighton
West Forty
Campbell's
Shastey
St. Raphael’s Church
David Stevenson
Dunraven Will Race Valkyrie Next Spring In America
Lord Dunraven explains that the Valkyrie will remain in England this autumn and race again next spring in America if match races can be arranged. He notes the first two races were affected by environmental factors and that the Valkyrie lacked ballast for the 85 foot limit. The Vigilant would likely win regardless, and he urges for broader participation from Jubilee Colonia and Vigilant to spread the sport.
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New York
H. Maitland Kersey
Lord Dunraven
England
Valkyrie
America
Marblehead
Colonia
Angstous
Mrs Lucey Stone Pioneer of Equal Rights Dies in Dorchester
Mrs Lucy Stone aged 98 died at her Dorchester home on Boutwell avenue. Born near West Brookfield Massachusetts on August 18 1818 she joined Oberlin College the first in the nation to admit women graduating with high honors. A lifelong abolitionist and suffrage advocate she lectured across the country and helped found the American Woman's Suffrage Association later serving as its executive chair. For twenty years she edited the Woman's Journal in Boston.
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Lucey Stone
Boutwell Avenue
Pope's Hill
Dorchester
Lucy Stone
West Brookfield
Mass
New England
Oberlin
Western Reserve
Gardner
Cape Cod
Stephen Foster
Henry Bi. Blackwell
Cincinnati
T. W. Higginson
Citizens of
Massachusetts
Colonel Higginson
William Lloyd Garrison
George William Curtis
Julia Ward Howe
Mrs. Livermore
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Kansas
Vermont
Colorado
Nebraska
Woman’s Journal
Boston
Captain J G B Adams progress report from Chicago despatch
Telegrams report Captain J G B Adams commander in chief of the G A R improving rapidly after illness. Messages from Massachusetts ex Prisoners of War and Chicago confirm better health and good care as readers celebrate a Boston institution Mellin s Food receiving a world prize for baby nutrition.
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J. G. B. Adams
Benjamin
Lovell
Boston
George
Adams
Massachusetts Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War
United States
Chicago
Charles G. Davis
State House
Mass
John G. Adams
G A. R
Mellin
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Coolidce
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Revere House
POST
Remington Typewriter
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Froadway
School St
Temple BO
Mall Poon
BUCS
Banwako & Co
Fd Bens. CO
Edward A. Towle
Parker House
Howard A. Towle
Westfield
Mr. Towle
J. H. Towle
H. B. Smith Company
Young Towle
Institute of ‘Peehnoomy
Washington
Sudbury
Twitchell Champlin
Portiant
Themeri
A.shuman
Gentlemen's Outfitters
Homan
Cunci
Fox Patent
Standard Furniture Go
Washington St
Directun
New York City
Campbell
Dunraven
The
Police Commission
Kow& Oo Fy
Bon Hoo Binns Men’s Outfitters
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