Notable Men at Dion Boucicault Funeral Scene
An expansive New York obituary recounts the funeral of Dion Boucicault. It details the emotional procession, the prominent attendees including Palmer, French, Sanger, and Aubury, and the somber rite of placing the casket in the vault. The narrative reflects on Boucicault’s career and the social circle surrounding theatrical life.
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Howe
Dion
Tina
Saul
Boucewatt
Maha Beeo
Thad
Tegenien
Tharday
Bouetenult
Fee Fee
Doudeault
Hinself
Ulster
ML Pabier
Palmer
Madison Sure Theatres
Bousicsult
Tharaiay
Boncicault
W Palmer
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Roucicault
Haney E. Aubwy
Berubshit
Coquetts
Irving Bed Langtry
Lallan Pers ‘Magnificenty
End Agate
Tte Hoffman
Thors
T. Henry French
Madison Square Garden
Grand Opera House
Broaday Theatre
Frag Sanger
Mana Feeret
Broadway Theatre
Nea Darit
Tore
Tweed
Upwtt
Chit
McAé
Thirteen Club
MGI Asl
Sol Mil
Young
New York Herald
the Macaulay
American Iterature
Harrison Grey Fiske
Dranatic Mirror
Murat Halstead
Manly Beauty
Edmund C. Blanton
Metropolitan Opera House
Willa H. Crane
Harry Edwards
Syeteran
Wallack
St Aentaiin
New York
Fly
Tay
Acaln
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Europe
Chicago
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Stamford
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Fragmented Chess Notes and Old Recipe Fragments
The page blends partial chess game notes from the Heston Checker Club with a long list of faded recipes and household instructions. It mentions openings and moves like Mar and Wy, then shifts to dessert and pudding recipes, stews, and a beefy menu, ending with a note about piano music from The Oliver Ditson Company.
Sketches in Black and White by Dr Savage in Extempore Sermons
A damaged OCR item describes Dr Savage and Dr Gregg in extempore sermons with sketches and readings. It notes Savage's prominence as a Unity pastor in West Newton for 16 years, alongside remarks on his appearance, demeanor, and stage movements during a pulpit presentation.
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Rural New Yorker Promises Free Seeds With Subscriptions
The Rural New Yorker proclaims itself the leading rural weekly with nationwide agriculturists among its writers. It offers new subscribers free seeds or plants valued at 5 to 8 dollars, and a year of the Rural New Yorker plus The Weekly Globe for 2.10, with dates spanning into 1892. The paper highlights independence and its history of experiment stations and plant varieties.
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