Tennyson Drama Promises Elizabethan Turmoil
A Boston publishing house releases Tennyson's new drama about Mary Tudor and Elizabeth I. The work features forty four historical characters, with scenes from Aldgate to Lambeth Palace and St Paul’s Cross. It traces Mary’s marriage to Philip, Cranmer’s trial and execution, and Elizabeth’s wary politics amid factional plots and foreign intrigues.
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Drama
Land
J. B. Ongood & Co
Boston
Tennyson
Aldgate
London
Mary
Henry the Eighth
Elizabeth
Théo
Henry
Charles
Philip
Lambeth Palace
Cratmer
Peter Martyr
Pridhate
Jane .Grey
Church of Rome
Cranmer
Tesora
Peneearmnen
Mate Ees
Bonne
St. Paul's Cross
Noailles
Ig 80
Nosilles
France
Edward Courtenay
Earl of Devon
Bela
Willam Howard
Gardiner
Mary’s
Spain
Reginald Pole
Simon Renard
Seth Bays
Henry Pedis
Fragmentary Notes on Queen and Sister in Tennyson Drama
The fragmentary review passage notes the dying Queen refusing to see Elisabeth and a stern, tense exchange between sisters. It praises Tennyson for vivid individualization of characters and fidelity to historical truth while urging readers to seek out more material in the fuller work.
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Elisabeth Cofi
Aeuani
Elizabeth Saps
Toreign
Mr. Tennyson
Denison University Commencement Recap at Granville
The Forty Fourth commencement of Denison University marked by hot weather and large crowds. Degrees awarded include A B to J J Burigh and others from Michigan Ohio and Illinois. Honorary degrees granted to E Thresher D D P W Bickell and W H Doane. Alumni dinner featured postprandial speeches as endowment plans were revealed. The class mostly enters ministry and the Ohio Baptist Ministers Institute session starts tomorrow.
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J. J. Burigh
Michigan
G. S. Clevenger
Thos. N. Johnson
John C. Kage
Cincinnati
New H. Strong
R. Baumes
M. Stone
L. B. J. Stevens
D. Ds. Allen
Burmah
Lisle
China
J.B. Jones
H. L. Geer
Marietta
Walker
West Virginia
U. S. Institute
Oaeh
F. C
Granville
Ohio Baptist Ministers’ Institute
Greenfield Greenfield to Host Corner Stone Ceremony and Speech
Correspondent reports Greenfield holds a crowded ceremony laying the corner stone of a new town hall. The event features Masons and Odd Fellows, speeches by Rev. Chas. H. Payne and local officials, and deposits a zinc box of village records, charters, and newspapers. Greenfield plans a $20,000 brick town hall with a 77 by 42 foot hall and a town clock.
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Ciicionat Gazette
Gamuvrrmp
Bryan Smith
Hugh Sawrért
Bes
Washington Street
Main Street
Greenfield
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Woodbine
Springfield
Washington
Bainbridge
Waverly
Portsmouth
the Gazette
Jefferson Street
Chillicothe
Conneilin
A. M
A.M
B. Lansing
Hurst
Odd Fellows
Hee
Trainmen Attack Tramps On Panhandle Route
A letter to the editor recounts an incident near a Panhandle line where train hands allegedly threw rocks at tramps and the conductor and engineer returned fire. One man was injured, others fled, and bystanders were ordered back as officials consider an inquiry.
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Cincinnati Gasege
Gazetts
Hay
Panhandle
Panadle
Jez
Talionis
Huele Bowlders
Teachers of Kentucky to the Teachers of Ohio meet at Glasgow
The Kentucky State Teachers Association will gather at Glasgow on July 13 with an excursion to Mammoth Cave on July 15. Prof. N B Shaler will guide through the cave and lecture on its wonders. Rail fare and hotel costs are covered, with free entertainment in Glasgow.
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Kentucky State Teachers’’ Association
Glasgow
Mammoth Cave
N. 8. Shaler
Qhie
Louuisville
Great Southern
Glesgow
B.S. M. Henderson
Superintendent Public Instruction
Presient State Teachers’ Association
The Three Cent Stamp and a Will of $53,000
An old man in Washington befriends a young employee and plans to leave his wealth to him. A torn postage stamp causes a delayed letter and the benefactor dies before the surprise, leaving his $53,000 estate to a poor relative. The tale questions stamp mutilation rules and Post Office policy.
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Washington Republican
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Conress
Ohio
Baltimore
Man in the Iron Mask tale linked to Louis Philippe
The fragment recounts Gen Cass and Charles Sumner biographer Johnson noting a tale of the Man in the Iron Mask. Louis Philippe and Louis XIV figures are cited with a queen’s query about the mystery, while Mrs Beecher’s trial presence is described as reducing her appearance beside her daughter-in-law.
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London
Howard
Sean Hiss
Flame
Lee
Courtenay
Lady Jane Grey
Toby E. Rosenthal
Munich
Art Union
Berlin
Ores
Naples Conservatory
Catherine IV
Cimarosa
Mme. Bersche
Signorali
Calabria
Joseph II
Austria
Conservatory
Chas. Sumner
Cass
A. B. Johnson
Charles Sumner
Gass
France
Louis Philippe
Louis
America
Count d'Artoin I
Tuileries
Marie Atte
Mercy
Louis XIV
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the Iron Mask
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