Shenandoah and Too Much Johnson At Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House presents William Gillett's Too Much Johnson January 21 22 and 23 and Jacob Litt's Shenandoah revived with Henry Clay Barnabee W H McDonald and a strong Bostonian company. The season features a large cast elite soloists and a sixty voice chorus with pivotal battle scenes and elaborate production.
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Johnson
Grand Opera House
William Gillett
New York
Mr. Gillett
Mr. Frohman
Jacob Litt
Bronson Howard
Henry Clay Barnabee
W. H. McDonald
Bostonians
Helen Bertram
Marcia van Dresser
Augustin Daly
Ruby
George Frothingham
Frank Rushworth
John Dunsmore
Josephine Bartlett
W. H. Fitzgerald
Chas. R. Hawley
Grace Cameron
Eeith Hendee
8. L. Studley
Emith & DeKoven
Victor Herbert
Rankin & Minkowsky
Copper Market Turns Lower As Year Ends
The piece reports a weak close to November copper at £73 1s 64d and a depressed December influenced by broker failures and British reserve. It notes German and French rate hikes, American support, and a later price recovery to about £70 with a more hopeful outlook.
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South Africa
England
Wsh
Question on map changes delaying joggeries
A reader asks why efforts to change the maps are not completed before making joggeries. The inquiry implies frustration with timing and decisions affecting local planning.
Memory and What Then in The Nineteenth Century Review
The piece recalls famous scholars and repetitions from school days, noting Macauley and others who could recite long passages after reading once. It reflects on memory feats from Leip sic to Oxford, with examples from Virgil to the Bible and Koran, and ends with Horace lines for comfort.
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J. W. McAndrews
Olympic
Per
Max Muller
Macauley
Cington
Oxford
Leipsic
Eton
Harrow
Bishop Wordsworth
Tims
Chenery
Miem
A Very Rich Island Pearl Fisheries at Thursday Island
Thursday Island near Cape York hosts one of the world’s chief pearl fisheries. With a population under 1500, the island is a melting pot of races though Japanese form the large majority. About 230 shelling luggers, 10 to 15 tons each, carry on the pearl fishing.
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Malaya
China
Thursday Island
Cape York
Australia
Encouraging Brains at Work Desks Reward Employee Ideas
Industrial Journal describes a plan where a desk and materials are provided at a convenient point for any worker to write notes on improvements. Notes are collected weekly, reviewed monthly by department heads, and rewarded when adopted, encouraging initiative and safeguarding workers from foreman interference.
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Industrial Journal
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Shenandoah
Mr. Litt
Shenandosh
Boston
Chicago
Robert Elliott
W. A. Whitcar
Louis Hendricks
George A. Wright
Otis Turner
J. B. Cooper
Joseph Blaytor
Harry Keenan
Mart Helsey
James Warren
Estelle Dale
Alice Neal
Julia Batchelder
Alice Riker
Florence Brower
Organica Sedieet
Rand
Shore Acres
London
America
M. Berot
Zaza
Alve
Primrose and Dockstader Minstrels
Liebler & Co
Zangwill
Billy Thompson
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Richard Mansfield
Arms
Mansfield
Beatrice Cameron
W. H. Dumont
Keith
Union Square
Mr. Dumont
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Mr. Keith
Mason Mitchell
James J. Jeffries
Brady
J. M. Hill
Denman Thompson
Margaret Mather
Maude Adams
Detroit Free Press
Adama
Juliet
Washington
Anthony
David Belasco
Critica
Belasco
Marcus R. Mayer
Olga Nethersole
Journaliem
New York State
Julia Dean Hayne
Ada Isaacs Menken
Charles Kean
Ellen Tree
Adelaide Nelison
Lawrence Barrett
Rose Eytinge
Fanny Davenport
Sarah Bernhardt
Edwin Booth
Adelina Patti
Henry Irving
Coquelin Jane Hading
Theen
Avedon
Florida
Myra Morella
Miss Morella
Miles Morella
Emma Abbott
Abbott
Abbott Company
Emma
Ibsen
Thaen
Carl Helmerding
Berlin
Carl
Meissan
Wallner Theater
Fortune Teller’s
Jones
Johnny
Michigan
Tha Ypritanté
Wieitam
Harriet
Ypallanti
Sohas
Notary Busnes
Williams
Audi
St. Vitus
DR. Williams Medicine Company, Gseheneoctady
N. Y
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