Forepaugh Show to Premiere New Tented Spectacle on June 16
The Great Forepaugh Show, claiming to be the world’s largest tented exhibition, will open Tuesday June 16 with new pavillions covering Broad and Dauphin streets. The parade features 1700 people 400 horses 25 elephants and a vast, gilded menagerie. The revamped program includes more rings a raised stage and many imported artists from Europe including the Marvel of Moscow and Alexander Coleman the famed clown.
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Adam Forepaugh
Cspital
Philadelphia Record
Broad
Dauphin
Europe
Moscow
Alexander Coleman
el- Mahdi
Monster Show to Bow in Kendallville This Week
A monster show described as stupendous and novel will be staged in Kendallville on Tuesday for afternoon and evening performances. Special low excursion rates on all railroads are offered.
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Kendallville
June Century and St Nicholas Feature Extensive literary lineup
The June Century prints portraits of Sir John Herschel and relatives, essays on The Three Hershes, New Orleans Exposition notes, and Roosevelt on bear-hunting. It includes war coverage on Beaver Dam Creek and Gaine's Mill, plus poetry and fiction by multiple authors. St Nicholas offers Sheep or Silver and continued serials with varied short pieces. A note on Paying Teller Scott missing with $160 accounts.
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Sir John Herschel
T. Johnnson
William
Caroline
Sir John
Edwin 8. Holden
Eugene V. Susalley
Kemble
Mr. Howell
Florentine
Theodore Roosevelt
Bishop Dudley
Kentucky
John E.P. Daingerfield
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Hilary
Grace Denfo Litchfield
Silas Lapham
Beaver Dam Creek
Gaine’s Mill
D. H. Hill
Fitz John Porter
James M. McKay
Alice Ward Bailey
Robert Trowbridge
Walter Learned
ST. Nicholas
W. M. Baker
Tien. Schwatka
Edmund Alton
Senate
Hayden
Scott
Manhattan Bank
New York
Canada