Evanston Volunteers Draw Business Leaders Into Street Ministry
Evanston’s Ballington Booth Volunteers gain momentum as prominent local businessmen Charles Morse and George Quinlan join the movement. Morse, a former Evanston politician and Northwestern alum, plans to serve under Col. Fielding after leaving his firm. Quinlan, city treasurer and real estate dealer, enters as a supporter while remaining in his business.
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Evanston
Ballington Booth
Davis Street
Chicago
North Shore
Salvation Army
Sovety Folk University
Wollvceer Standard
Chartes Te Morse
Stuith
Myanston
Iet Methodist Church
Col. Fielding
Morse
Quinlan
Kaateton
Volunteers
Johnson
Army of American Volunteers
Siveness
Epworth League
Moody Institute
Pacific Garden Mission
Epworth
Brigadier Bleeding
First Methodist Church
Voluneteers
Moree
George VE
Ne Isa
Quinlan & Tyson
Lea
Avenue House
Byvanston Boat Club
First Presbyterian Church
John H. Boyd
Northwestern University
Phi Kappa S
Gma
Volunteers Ag Cer
Theatrical Gossip on French Stage Beauties
The Paris stage dazzles with beauty and talent as actresses like Mile de Merode and Blanche Pierson captivate public favor. Public taste shifts quickly, with favorites rising and fading within five-year reigns while new faces arise and publicity elevates their fame.
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Paris
Rejane
June Lading
Mule
Sidley
Rosa Bruck
Mile
Weber
Julia Depots
Duhamel
de Margy
Bartlet
Brandes
Darlath
Sarah Bernhardt
Reichensberg
France
Blanche Pierson
Blondes’ Club
Mile. de Merode
Despondent German Ends Life in Arizona Explosion
A German man at La rare mime Arizona used dynamite to blow off his head and much of his body after obtaining a fuse. Miners collected the scattered remains in a basket and buried them. The act mirrors a past anarchist linked incident in Chicago.
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la Rare Mime
Arizona
Lingg
Chicago
Never put anything into the ear for toothache relief
A brief caution advises against placing objects in the ear as a remedy for toothache. It warns that such practice is ineffective and could cause harm or injury to the ear canal or eardrum.
Mrs Kendal Reflects on Her American Remarks
A gossiping friend says Mrs Kendal regrets in America remarks seen as hasty and reveals she talks freely. The chatter credits her with volubility and says she is misunderstood as calculative yet remains a loyal friend and fears overexposure abroad.
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William Fr. Kendal
Grineston
Ile
Greny
America
Daniel Prokoan
Pattens Duo Highlight Early Careers and Tours
Flurire Patten born Attlebors Massachusetts January 1 1867 is presented with stage name E A Smith. She married John F Patten in 1884 and debuted at the Grand Opera House London Ont in 1889 with a double dancing act. The Pattens have toured the United States and Canadian Provinces and resumed work together in July 1835 after a two year absence.
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Flurire Patten
Attlebors
Mass
E. A. Smith
John F. Patten
Grand Opera House
London
Ont
Pattens
United States
Canadian
Piloteen Tops Turf Contenders with 2.14% Rate
Piloteen, a leading mare by Pilot Medium, stands out this season with a strong turf profile and rising form. The horse earns attention as a top prospect among promising turf runners.
Columbian Liberty Bell saga ends in Chicago tales and debts
A Chicago special details George S Knapp’s custody of the Columbian Liberty Bell since 1893 and a debt chain totaling over 3000 dollars. It recounts travels to Atlanta and around the world, the bell’s 13,000 pound weight, 22 000 contributions, and a public celebration with a youngster kissing the bell.
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Chicago
Uis Cape
Sheridan Road
Philadelphia Times
George S. Knapp
William O. McDowell
Uberty
Mr. Knapp
Knap
Knapp
Mr. Konapp
United States of America
Hltwels
Chica
Bell
Phils
Beth
Cheiko
United States
Aierogate
George TL Swift
van Cleave
City Hall
Ihs
Hwlinoig Central Railway
Atlanta
Knapp Pala
Dowell
Rapp
Aulanta
McDowell
Wall Street
Krepp
Nashville, Chattanoogs and St. Louis Railroad
Knapn
Derry
Bathiefieldis
Jefferson
Davis
John Brown
J. C Calhoun
Thomas Jefferson
Bethoeda
Lincola
Springfield
Kiapp
Daberty
Amen Ran Get Gold In Chicsen Sold By Whit Glover
A Del reer Flouse rotunda scene features a speaker claiming a friend can obtain 20 billion in currency and gold tomorrow. Whit Glover, chief clerk at the sub treasury, challenges the claim and corrects the assertion amid a dispute over a $1000 gold offer.
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Chicsen
del Reer Flouse
Gald
Wolf Hybrids Reported by Town Resident
Charles Bryant of Newatea claims he pays taxes with wolf scalps valued at two dollars each. He found a hole containing eleven wolf pups, the largest litter he has seen in town. He suspects the wolves were hybrids, a cross between a timber wolf and a coyote, considered possible in New York.
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Charles Bryant
Newatea
New York
Figures dominated Le Monaca weekly newspaper
The paper is a weekly issue printed with an emphasis on numeric data. Its news consists largely of long columns of figures showing outcomes of Monte Carlo style games and other gambling related positions.
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Cerest
le Monaca
Monte Carlo
Spa
Forks Both Ways Graciously Retains Assets in Odd Exchange
A fragment from a local page shows a humorous exchange about selling a wheel and a sewing machine. The dialogue hints at a woman’s objections and a surprise plan affecting household arrangements and personal effects.
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Christian Spirit
Charles L. Morse
George Quinlan
Dase
Camille
Armand
Mlle. de Merode
de Merode
Blanch Fiergon
The
Mnle
Fecunich Patten
Riew
Mrs. Kendal
Vaudeville Rior
Bistaerch
As & Haid
Wiliam
Prince Maniarek
Beelin
Yong Palaces
Hia
Bismarck
Chateetlor
Pero
Billy
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