Masonic Lodges Announce Regular Meetings and Welcoming Members
Bridges Lodge No 27 A F and A M and Bridges Lodee No 27 at Masonic hall invite brethren in good standing to attend Friday evenings and second and fourth Saturdays. Lodge No 7 G T meets in Templar hall with visiting templars welcome. Officers Lich Eldred and WF Nye listed.
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Sec'y
Nye
Willard the English Actor Works Hard for Art in America
Willard, a thirty seven year old English actor with twenty one years on stage, has not earned much money in America. Critics say his psychology heavy plays like Judah and Wealth fail to pay in a country seeking amusement. He is praised as earnest and admirable with a love of reading and long daily walks.
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America
Willard
London
Eribe
Judah
Wealth
John Needham
Mr. Willard
Atmerica
Ade
Phe
Metopolis
Maargaret Alva
M. Ua
Mathers
Pht
Bret
M. Adouand de Reszke
Mephisto
Estrava
Mephistopheles
Gounod
Goethe
Mme, Eames
Margherita
Gretchen
Richard Mansfield
Garden Theater
Don Juan
Mansfield
Richard Hh
Ma. Crane
Mitnoficl
Henry
Americ
Wen
Burdett-Coutts
Mansfeld Theater
Stritfor-on-Avon
Forest of Arden
Stage actor's skill and wife Emily Whitees author of morbid tales
The piece notes the actor's Milrbrd mind and piercing stare as he makes up his face and modulates his voice to fit roles perfectly. His wife, known as Miss Emily Whitees, is praised as the author of many charming yet morbid short stories.
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Emily Witees
Wilkud
Epward Marshall
Zimmerman to Tour Europe Meet Britain Crack Wheelmen
New Jersey rider A A Zimmerman sails for England to race Britain’s top wheelmen for six months. Once America’s fastest amateur over half a mile in 0.5 5s he hopes to learn from European rivals and surpass Will Windle in future meets. He previously won about 880,000 to 810,000 in prizes on a high wheel in 1890.
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A.A. Zimmerman
New Jersey
Zimmerman
Great Britain
R Owe
Davis
Baehind
Willie Windle
America
Windle
Osmond
Actress Margaret Mather and The Vicar of Bray in London Revival
The piece recounts Margaret Mather rising to fame under manager M. Ua and later fading from sight after parting ways. It notes rumors of his influence on her career and hints at his own financial troubles. It also mentions London revival of The Vicar of Bray and questions its success, with John McCullough and William M. Conner referenced.
The Rise of Captain Conner in McCullough Career
In St Louis Captain Conner propelled actor John McCullough to star status after a failed first year. The second year yielded a profit of 80 000 dollars. Conner also guided Lawrence Barrett and notable racing interests, as he rose to prominence as a theatrical manager before his death at sixty.
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St. Louis
John McCullough
McCullough
Captain Conner
Conner
Lawrence Barrett
WM. M. Conner
United States
Tle
Opera season may shift to stockholder run format
The article reports speculation that stockholders will direct next season’s opera on an economic plan mixing Wagner with Meyerbeer. It notes praise for a broader repertoire this season, critiques of press treatment, and mentions stars such as Lillian Russell, Atalie Claire, Emma Eames, and Richard Mansfield, with ongoing debates about leadership and artistic choices.
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New York
Ma Matrices Graa
Abbey
Grn
Lilliaga Russell
Law Cigale
Garden Theater
Miss Wuntington
Aliss Gerrish
Union Square
Jefferson de Angelis
Ino
Garkey
Chele Celestin
Billa Russell
Loie Potter
Mabel Stephenson
Lilian Rusell
Doube
Lillian Russell
Lillian Russel
Miss Russell
Attalie Claire
Pubilie
Indy Pins Company
Claire
Lillian Resell
Metropolitan Opera House
Marghérita
Gottand
Faust
Dramatic notes on opera salaries and theatre counts
Manager Abbey starts as a cornet player. Kendals pay 50000 for a London house. Denman Thompson to undergo a testicular operation to remove a growth near his nostrils. Paris opera star salaries total about 200000 annually plus 100000 for a good chorus and 500000 for ballet costs. Lassalle the baritone earns 80000 yearly. Melba gets 12000 monthly. others descend to around 300 a year. Theatres in Britain total 31 in London leading, with 5 more in the period. music halls total 180. US theatres counted at 4563 by A P Dunlop in 1902.
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Abbey
Kendals
London
Denman Thompson
Paris Opera
Cie
Avery
Wiveh
Cory de Ballet
Mnuch
Lassalle
Melba
Great Britain
United States
A. P. Dunlop
Din
Dan Hertys Record Breaking Twenty Four Hour Walk
Dan Herty of Boston set a world twenty four hour walking mark at Sioux City finishing with 234 miles, beating Cartwrights 18614 mile record from 1888, while Georga Connor also surpassed Cartwright. Norman Taylor, aged sixty two, completed the lap race, and Herty carried a gold medal and a Sioux City corn palace memento back east along with a share of gate receipts.
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Dan Herty
Boston
Sioux City
Herty
George Cartwright
Saratoga
Georga Conner
Cartwright
Norman Taylor
Sporting Notes on Conneff Bacon Phillips and Union Split
Tommy Conneff will not turn professional and plans to return to America to skate for a major club. George D Phillips of New York becomes amateur fancy skating champion after defeating J F Bacon at Hoboken New Jersey. Several clubs leave the Amateur Athletic Union to join Frederick W Jansten s United States League of Athletic Clix threatening disruption. C D White pushes to reorganize the New England Baseball Union.(Note: OCR text remnants retained. entities may be partially unclear)
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Tommy Conneff
America
J. F. Bacon
Hoboken
N. J
George D.phillips
New York
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Frederick
W. Jansten
United States League of Athletic
Clix
C.D. White
New England Baseball
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