Irish Dramas Feature At Dixie Tonight Amid Festive Fare
An Irish themed program lights the Dixie tonight with Colleen Bawn and The Kilties. The Campbell troupe presents a vivid interior replica of a castle and Devil's Island scenes, while proceeds support Elvic improvements including new public fountains.
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Arango
Cotooin
Epecta
Opie Ba
Coucioault
Killarney
Ireland
Kelem Company
Levory Sietall
Tn Jt
Davey Mann
Colleen Bawn
Althoush
Piste
Local notices and society items mix with tranfers and club calls
A miscellaneous page lists stockholders meeting outcomes at Bryan Press Company with elected officers, real estate transfers including parcels in Huntington and Balgar Covey estates, and named attendees. Also noted are a Woman's Club call for a meeting to select Elson art exhibit pieces, a Lady Macabees hive gathering, and various scattered local notes about events and quotes from speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
J. Webb Howell
Club Miombera
Ar Com
High Techool
Elson
Echo
MW. Sims
Thlowy in History April 1 17th century events
A fragmented chronology notes events and figures: William Haver described as a blood circulation discoverer born and died, a Paris meeting of Congress under the federal constitution cited, Napoleon and Maria Louisa marriage in 1810s, Prince Eilo von Dlasnarek born in 1654, architect Charles F. Anderman awarded for capital dome project, Sir John Stainer’s death, coal strike award in 1900s, Premier Combes ordering removal of religious emblems, and 19th century Mexican celebration over new events with Anglo American arbitration efforts.
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William Haver
Monsiouth
Congress
Iso—Napoleon
Areukesk
Maria Louisa
Prince Eilo von Dlasnarek
Charles F. Anderman
New York
Nacanal
Capitol Dome
John Stainer
Coal Strike Commission
Penhoelon
Premier Combes
France
Justo
Mexico
Great Britain
Grocers Guild and Coinage Echoes in Early England History
Fragmentary account notes on eight and doubloons coins tied to Spanish influence and early engravings. Mentions grocers dress colors in the 15th century, scarlet and black becoming standard, and ceremonial burials with slow pomp including Sir Philip Sidney, within a Telegraph-era snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Philip Sidney
Grocers’ Guild
Peewamt
Yada Telegraph
Doan Endorsement Prompts Patient Testimony Against Kidney Piles
An advertisement fragment cites a Mr Dodson of Texas and a sequence of medical claims praising Down's Kidney and its effects on kidney secretions and a Down's condition. The text urges readers to decide for themselves and notes sale details in Buffalo New York among dealers.
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Bryan
Ryan
WA Dodson
St. Dyan
Dexas
Painé
Hummer
Price Bio
Frontéestttourn Cn
Buffalo
N.Y
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Nansen
Pennsylvania
Bartlett
Illanay
Glencoe
Revere Man’sg. Co
Parker-Astin Hardware Co
Slvie Glub Benent
Princes Theatre
Cirle Club Benet Dar
Elvic
Patade
Campbell Bron
Letrkielders
Bryan Preas Company
J. W. Howell
H. C. Roat
R. 8. Webb
W. Wiporocht
John K. Parker
J.B. Buller
A. W. Wilkerson
Stockhollers
J. W. Howall
John K Parker
Butler
W. Wilken
Beetetarr
Robinson
W. Wieprecht
Fea
John A
Prinkle
Edge
W. O. Reynolds
Hivngton Cole
Balgar Covey
M.D. Cole
Kate Malcohin
Toad
Lila McMichael
A.B Wilson
HC. Mobingon
Cala
Belleville, Ontario
Canada
Colonial Theatre
College Auditorium
The
Long Horn
Spain
Spaniels
Asmerica
Gerino
Commerce Blau
Texas
X Woodshed
W. A. Jeffery & Sons Contractors and Builders
Ursuline Ave
GA Lewis, W. H. Meyerlambers
Lewis & Meyerlambers
Mies
Commerce Building
Eagle Prinying Company
Radasill Bros
Watkin
W. M. Holligan
AB. Carter
Amerce Building