Cuban General Gomez Restored to Chief Command
Cuban generals at Marianao decide to reinstate Gen. Gomez as commander in chief and set up an executive board to aid in distributing 900,000 and in arming rural police for the province. Proclamation to Cubans expected. American authorities distance from muster rolls.
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Havana
Rals
Marianao
Gomez
Rafael Portuondo
Military Assembly
Gay
Brooke
Wilson
Matangao
Matanas
Reyhe
Board of Surves
Jir. Smith
Wo Ekinidge
Miss O Neil Stars In Grain Opera House Engagement
At the Grain opera house Miss O Neil brings a celebrated array of roles to Monday through Wednesday performances and a Wednesday matinee. The American tragedianess trained under McKee Ruakin in New York impressed audiences with Camille Nancy Es Magda Leah Meg Meriveous Parthenia and Elizabeth in the famed play. Her statuesque presence and commanding voice mark her as a leading Betty of the season.
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Grain Opera House
Fathers Uosatyjoat
Mckee Ruakin
New York
Murray Hill Theater
Camille
Nancyes
Magda
Leah
Meg Mervileos
Parthenia
Elizabeth
Chareter
England
Miss O'Neil
Miss Neil
Twentieth Century Girl Poet Miss Jackson Poem Seen
A May 1904 note praises Margaret Pinckney Jackson a Vassar graduate figure for her poem The Message of the Brev ue. The piece frames her as a representative of the twentieth century girl and forecasts reader interest in her future literary prospects. Davis moves to a new hotel after altering the table.
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Miss Jackson
Herm
Bond services offered by Tynch and Bachelor
Surety bonds in court and other bond classes available on short notice at New Bee Hive building.
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Tynch & Bachelor
New Bee Hive Building
Actress Scott and the stage life in St Louis society
Social chatter follows Miss Scott as she rejects craving fame, choosing modest roles while her husband Manages Giffen gains attention for his steady career. The piece notes Goodwin's praise and Scott’s plans to retire to raise flowers and keep a pony. It recounts Davis in New Orleans bragging about diamonds and a Chicago visitor's curious response.
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St. Louis
Mies Tirkyee Scott
Ding
Miss Scott
Tam
Giffen
Krock
Charles Ly. Davis
Alvin Joslin
Davis
The
St. Charles
New Orleans
Chicago
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Lulu Sutton
Ter Wallace
Linhone
McSorley
Grand Opera House
Bobby Gugglor
Wiimer
Vincent
Taneful Musin
Marvelous Danvine
Ininettabte and
Fresheerm
Stuart Batson
Lhis
Mudsen
Bath Press
Hesperus
Ameritas
Miss Gureougue
Willa
Elie Wisy
Barhelers
Jom Staptetin
Imc
Walter Walker
Messrs
Franklyn Hill
Emil Hoeh
Frank Lynden
George Morehead
Bliss Williams
Mildred St. Pierre
Maud Stower
Marye May
M Ann Hathaway
Leon Gandillot
Paris
Nance O'Neil
the Jewels
Eark Vas
Aedreimer
Vassar
Anabalia
Goodwin
Eason
White
George J Appleton
Walter
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Phesy
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