Oscar Hammerstein I Was A Modern Midas Figure
New York's Playhouse era features Oscar Hammerstein, a cigar maker turned journalist, dramatist, inventor, and impresario. His career spanned theatre, radio, and real estate as he shaped ventures from Olympia Musco hall to other ambitious projects. His life blended practical craft with creative ambition, leaving a lasting imprint on American entertainment.
Oscar Hammerstein a Capitalist in an Odd Light
A portrait of Oscar Hammerstein as a self made innovator who rose from a Berlin youth to a successful inventor and publisher. He built a cigar machine that revolutionized production earning him substantial wealth then diversified into theatre and media ventures. Despite ups and downs he remains a determined figure facing the future with resilience.
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Oscar Hammstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Germany
England
New York
United States Tobacco Journal
Hammerster
P Thone
Cayninge
Cominy
Osean Hammerstein
Ayatt
Mr. Ha
Bik Lobmeo
Mr. Hammerstein
Harlem
Africa
Leap Year and Calendar Reform Across Centuries
The passage discusses future leap year reform and a shift from the Talia calendar to the present system. It projects a world with 365 day years, adjusting centuries and leap years to remove time miscalculations. It suggests women will adapt to social changes as the calendar evolves and mathematics advances to keep dates accurate.
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Swain
Tarkal fireworks reveal ancient birdlike pyrotechnics
A Nagasaki firework maker creates giant lifelike birds that sail through the air with complex movements when exploded. The secret has reportedly stayed within a family line for over four centuries across generations.
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Nagasaki
Japan
Pelham tale linked to New York memory and a famed artist
A narrator recalls a chain of encounters in a Fifth Avenue house once the home of a renowned family. Gus Winshaw, a young artist, introduces two stylish sisters and a well mannered man named the Gem. The Gem impresses with easy grace and a poised, smiling air as the party unfolds.
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Claranhe
Clarence
Broadway
Pelham
Bulwer Lytton
Phat
New York
Clarence Logan
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Gus Winshaw
Gus
West
Gils
Io Sisters
Gem
Pelham the Gem and the West Side Art Fascination
In a San Francisco hotel Gus meets Pelham a gifted wanderer whose charm draws Guy Fay and the two sisters into his orbit Pelham pretends to be a touring pianist then a model artist and claims a future in Paris He delights the girls with sketches and a dramatic tale but years pass with no public art showing until a Florida encounter reveals his current life painting oranges rather than canvases The two sisters remain fond of the mysterious figure who inspired their admiration and dreams
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Campoger
Port
Olympia
Napoleon
Laet
Xeen
Pelham
Guy
Hitle Coterie
Sani
Mr. Pelham
Mitaiohun
Tetal
Pela
Kaye Pelham
Shane
Gus
Gelhee
Germany
Paris
Pee Tata
Sixth Avenue
Edaet
Bob T
Hut
Totten
Aml
Florida
New York
Youthful Statesman Glynn Joins Fifty sixth Congress From Albany
Washington Times notes Martin H Glynn of Albany youngest member of the Fifty sixth Congress at twenty six. A lawyer and writer educated at Fordham, he rose from humble beginnings, earned a Master of Arts degree, and gained praise for speeches and journalism. He is active in the Albany club Press club Red Men and other societies.
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Martin H. Glynn
Albany
N. Y
Glynn
George H. Southwick
James Hamilton Laws
Lemuel Ely Quire
Glynn Stile
Kinderhook
Martin van Buren
Samuel J. Tilden
Turalis
Givin Seater
H-Fhodon
Fordham College
Gypn
Hiner
Olgyn
Albany Society of New York
House of Represents Lives
Col
Congress
Albany Club
The
Press Club
Red Men
Washington Times
Famous Singers of Today Plot and Posturing on Stage
A historical recount describes Mme Al Tal in Trieste disguising as a man to attend a conspiracy to hiss her off the stage. She thwarted the plan by signaling with a whistle, prompting a stunned audience to erupt in applause. A separate court notice from Silver Bow, Montana, requires defendants to appear March 20, 1899, to answer a money claim in a suit for one hundred dollars with interest.
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Mme. al- Tal
Trieste
Henry C. Luhee
oWith
Munich
Vienna
Tam
Anis
Rosina
Mme. Albont
Mme. Mbont
Charles E. Whitaker
Cyrus W. Pomroy
Clarence C. Frost
Granite Street
Butte
Silver Bow
Montana
Wenham Sues Whitaker Portroy Frost in Montana Court
In Silver Bow County Montana Justice of the Peace court Arthur A Wenham sues defendants Charles E Whitaker Cyrus W Portroy and Slarence C Frost. The State of Montana sends a greeting to the parties and notifies of pending legal action per summons.
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Justice's Court
Silver Bow
State of Montana
E. A. Nichols
Arthur A. Wenham
Charles E. Whitaker
Cyrus W. Portroy
Slarence C. Frost
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