Victoria Dead and Nation in Mourning
Victoria is dead and England mourns her loss as the nation reflects on her forty four year reign. The tribute notes her steadfast leadership and deep loyalty to her people while Americans recall her supportive stance during the darkest hour. The poem lauds her as mother wife and queen and calls for future generations to remember her lasting good.
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Osborne House
Victoria
Peter
England
America
United States
Saul
Tennyson
Frederick Warde at Poeose Theater Delights Audience
Those who attended last night’s Poeose event enjoyed a rare dramatic and intellectual treat with Frederick Warde delivering a refined performance and engaging spectacle in a formal setting.
Warde Excels in Richelieu Classic
The performance of the Richelieu play features Mr Warde delivering a superbly modulated voice that clarifies the drama's subtle pilots. The audience recognizes his superb effort with strong appreciation, while Mrs Spencer and Mr Spencer are noted for their distinct appearances and vocal presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warde
Richelieu
Vandy
Wolke
Spencer
Spencer Siaweil
Stort Tee Audavons
Eight Hours In Peril And The Labor Law Debate
The piece argues a constitutional clash over an eight hour workday, attributing responsibility to the fusion party for enacting labor reform. It warns Republicans cannot single handedly pass or block the measure, stressing fusionists control and urging unity to avoid failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unis
Dai
Delongius
Wit
Dogtelactis
Eich House
Lee Tate
Une
Montana Senate Shift Reflects Democratic Alignment
Report notes Pred Dubois shifts from silver republican to democratic affiliation after election and praises fusion legislature for electing a long term senator. Mentions Tom Patterson joining Senate as a democrat, and critiques politics in Montana amid party realignments and public duties.
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Pred Dubois
Senate
Rempers
Idaho
Bryan Brand
Helen
Campbell
House of We Histeer
Representatives
Montana
Washington
Questions of the Hour and Far Flung Travel Notes
A column discusses literary trends with references to modern writers and the appeal of certain novels. It notes waxy stasis in twentieth century thought, then shifts to Pleasanten's blue glass craze, medical cautions about salt use, and social views on figures like William Waldorf Astor and Whittaker Wright. The piece also surveys English wealth and the Siberian railway’s rough but feasible route to Tokyo, detailing speeds, hardships, and costs.
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Torluy
Heston
Toston
Boston Journal
Jenern Pleasanten
New York
Murray Hill
Manhattan
Mephistopheles
Faust
Lot
Bat
Siberia
Japan
Berlin
Tokyo
Amur Valley
Siberian
Tokio
Baltimore Sun
Soapolace Interests Oppose Circle on the Harlot in Montana
The text argues against removing a circle on the harlot in Montana. It states that circle 41 in Mallet is ill regarded by informed Americans who can discern voting for the men and measures they approve. The sooner B08 is enacted, the better for public service.
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Soapolace
Montana
Various Notices on World Figures and Nobility Roles
Personal items mention Kimoda in New York studying Japan's Fishery School and reporting to the government, plus brief notes on Prussian officers, aristocracy, and philanthropy. It cites William McClary’s $50,000 gift to Pennsylvania Masonic Home, Rosthorn war medal, and honors by Austria and France. It also covers Earl Roberts’ lineage, Spanish royalty, and Prince of Wales biographical details.
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Kimoda
New York
Fishery School
Yokio
Japan
the Hanks of Newfoundland
William McClary
Philadelphia
Masonic Home
Pennsylvania
Charles J. McClary
Frau Rosa von Rosthorn
Aoting
Pekin
Austria
Frau von Rosthorn
Notable English figure with vast titles and travels
The subject, described as chief horse owner, dog owner, and yachtsman in England, attends church weekly and began life with an income of 35000. He travels incognito in Paris, favors a London hansom cab, and maintains stables costing 75000 yearly. He speaks multiple languages, stands 5 ft 6 in tall, and weighs 180 lb. He is famed as a top marksman, sets global fashion, holds 13 university degrees, and was the first Christian to dine with the Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ife
Paris
London
The Spice of Life Confused Identity
Mrs. McElroy questions a missing Mr. McElroy as a blonde girl sits at a side desk. The junior partner jokes he went out to buy a new ribbon for the typewriter while Mrs. McElroy complains he will bring back gifts for his wife and daughters. The Denver News notes the scene with sharp humor.
A Woman's No Often Means Yes Debate
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph quotes a contrast between two lovers about refusals. One asserts that a woman's no may sometimes mean yes, while the other insists a rejection means no. The exchange highlights differing views on persistence in love and interpretation of refusals.
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Pittsburg
In Mourning Over Brother Noticed in Philadelphia Press
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press shows a sorrowful exchange where a man asks for a cake and a black suit while recalling that the recipient had previously given cake to his brother who is now mentioned in mourning.
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Harvard
Philadelphia Press
Nuptial Fate of Village Maidens in Opera Frays
Detroit Journal reports a light opera scene where a hero declares the weather changed and a heroine notes the skirts. The audience applauds as the chorus of village maidens is deemed finally given an artistic purpose in recitative.
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Detroit Journal
Return to the Gardens of Love and Death
The speaker recalls returning to beloved places, where once fresh spring by May spilled joy and love, yet grief lingers. They describe the easing of winter’s wreckage, days of memory, and the paradox of death as life’s renewed shadows and past loves.
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Ster Mostala Publishing Company
Ula
Hercouncil
Qemnon
Frederick Warde
Audreay
Jackson Vannbel
Montat
Tom Patterson
Cleveland
Pattergon
Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Chicago Chronicle
Wright
Cabinet DU Roi
Whitaker Wright
Maying
London and Globe Group
Mark Lane
Louis XV
Gudujning
Monte Crista
Taly
Tramsehart
Humbert
Italy
Hussars
Alfred of
Saxe-Coburg
Henry of
Hassen
Friedrich Zu Solms-Laubach
Earl Roberts
Bobs
Queen Victoria
Charles Roberts
Fort Mackinac
Captain Roberts
Isabella
Princess
The
Asturias
Talabria
Count
Caserta
Spain
Mar
Prince of Wales
Alove Tana
Newbro
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go
Grocers
Main Street
Butte
Seeder
Frank ‘L. Stanton
John Evans
Leys Owsley Block
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