Notable English and American Authors Visit America
Jacob Riis, author of How the Other Half Lives, described his hard times before becoming a reporter in New York. William Farjeon, English novelist, hailed as a leading storyteller, has ties to the United States through family and marriage. Rider Haggard, famed English writer, arrives with his wife for a American visit before a study trip to Mexico.
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Jacob A. Riis
America
New Brunswick
N. J
New York
Mr. Riis
North River
Jacob A
Riis
Farjeon
Charles Dickens
Mr. Farjeon
London
L. Farjeon
Farjeons
United States
Margaret
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Rider Haggard
Western Hemisphere
Haggard
Mexico
Ems
Raul Jan Price
Ciera
Fred
Main
Helena
Butte
Slumber Sweetly Baby Darling and The Tall English Guest
An OCR fragment notes Frederic Lowell and Rider Haggard with mentions of Rosina Vokes, a tall slender man in person, and a reference to Cecil Clay. Includes mix of product ads for Dr Gunn's Liver Pills and Dr Bosanko Pile Remedy with prices and distributor N A Styles. Ends with stray job printing line.
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Rider Haggard
Mr. Haggard
Cecil Clay
Rosina Vokes
Comedienne
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Baby Darling
Lyon & Healy
Chicago
8. A. Stevens
By Frederic Lowell
N. A. Stiles
Bosanko
Arch St
Philadelphia
N. A Styles
Darling
Dar -Ling
Abe
Ung
Nate
David Copperfield
Martin Chuzzlewit
Nicholas Nickelby
Dombey and Son
Bleak House
Little Dorrit
Pickwick Papers
Edwin Drood
Ujevinss
Dillon Tribune
Femi
Tribune
Dillon
Montana
Chas. H. Padley
Kline & Padley
UNION
Parker & Stelzer
Bannack Street
Red Rock
Red Rock, Montana
Emerson Hill
Fred Gamer
Bannack
Pacific Express Eee Ve Aon
F. L. Graves
Pacific
Anderson Bros
Cobban
East Broadway
Wbutte, Mont
Helena National Bank
Capital
Joan T. Munrxey
Sureberg
Ashby
Frank Barep
le van Ey
Oram Sar Cees Rae