Notable Theatre Moves and Tours Across the Stage Scene
Eugene W Presbrey stages Sol Smith Russell new comedy Bachelor’s Romance. Carl Halir embarks on American tour from November. Wilton Lackaye rehearses Dr Belgraff opening Chicago Nov 8. Joseph W Herbert writes burlesque The Geisha misnamed The Geeser. Edwin Gordon Lawrence debuts For Her Sake at Leland Opera House in November. Richard Mansfield tour directed by John Warner now with Abbey Schoeffel Grau. Camille Segard leads Brussels soprano to US tour starting Nov 6 likely with New York Symphony. Alice Hanson opens star tour in A Red Stocking. company includes W J Bryant Lizzie Richmond Dan Waldron. Joseph M Jacob to direct. Denver court orders return of Tabor Grand Opera House Richelieu and two safes amid estate dispute. Lilian Russell new opera seeks operatic comedy form. entrance on back of elephant prop per publicity today.
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Eugene W. Presbrey
Sol ‘Smith Russell
Carl Halir
Wilton Lackaye
Dr. Belgraff
Hich
Chicago
Joseph W. Herbert
Edwin Gordon Lawrence
Noember
Leland Opera House
Albany
Richard Mansfield
John Warner
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Camille Seggard
Brussels Theatre de’ la Monnaie
United States
Theew York Symphony Society
Alice Hanson
George Hoey
White Plains
N. Y
W. J. Bryant
Lizzie Richmond
Dan Waldron
Joseph M. Jacob
Denver
Tabor Grand Opera House
Richelieu
Julie
Tabor
Lilian Russell
Miss Russell
Wang
Autumn Fashions Highlight Velvet Weaves and Lace Trim
Gown trends show corduroys and rainproof velveteens rising for children outfits and wraps. White gloves with black stitching remain popular for dressy wear, with pale canary tints and lattice passementerie bands on tailor gowns. Changeable plaids and oriental color mixes appear in autumn costumes, while basque bodices persist with vests and folded stock looks. A bridesmaid garniture features cream mousseline de soie dotted with opals and pearls.
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Womare
Campaign excitement and hypnotism debate in old papers
A fragmented clipping cites the Manchester Union and Cleveland Leader on campaign excitement and a remark from the Chicago Record noting hypnotism has no place in popular practice. It hints at a class yell to be decided and mislaid notes during a campaign.
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Manchester Union
Cleveland
Chicago
Mildred
Charlie Hinks
Mabel Buxton
Adelaide
Thrice-a-Week World expands to thrice weekly edition
The New York World becomes a thrice weekly publication offering three 6 page papers per issue and 18 pages every three days at the old price. Subscriptions include the Dillon Tribune readers who pay $3 for a yearly mix with Tribune offerings from Dillon Montana.
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RK World
Ong Donwarar
Dillon Tribe
Tribune Pub. CO
Diuton
Mont
Varied 19th Century Editorial Snippets and Quips
A collection of brief quotes from multiple papers on finance railroads football warship buildup and public health. The items touch on loan offers a vast railroad network a Princeton football injury a main meeting over boiling water and Uncle Sam’s naval expansion with a sharp editorial tone.
Home Hints From Old Cookery and Health Columns
Simple tips on bunion treatment with tinctures, a vinegar sponge for itching, astringent washes from orange flower water and almond milk, parsley to curb onion breath, and hard water improvement by boiling and sun exposure. Includes quantities and prep guidance for each home remedy.
Gastronomic Guidelines From A Hotel Mail
A collection of kitchen tips includes stew woodcock should be avoided, curry not required to be hot, rice not stirred during cooking, peanut oil as a frying medium, climate and condiment heat correlation, flowers in salads, distilled water for cooking, and reedbird with potatoes as an appealing dish.
The Future of Telegraphy and Other Paraphrased Aches
An essay-like item reflects on the idea that Earth inhabitants outnumber two and can live apart if needed. It mentions lovers, their letters, and engagement endings, then cites Nikola Tesla predicting wireless message transmission and wireless power conveyance with confidence.
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Puplie
Nikola Tesla
New York
M. Tesla
St Marys Academy Deer Lodge Mont Prospective Students
The academic course covers Preparatory Senior and Classical grades with strong music and art departments. Religion is not a barrier to admission. Needlework is taught. for details contact Sister Superior.
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ST. Mary's Academy, Deer Lodge
Mont
Coast Storm Sweeps Jersey Shore With Destructive Force
A massive hurricane-like storm struck the New Jersey and New York coast Oct 18 causing extensive damage. Sandy Hook to Coney Island suffered severe beach and hotel damage, with piers wrecked and boardwalks torn away. Atlantic City and Sea Isle City reported flooding and ruined structures while shipping faced delays and wrecks along the coast.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Atlantic
Jersey
Coney Island
Brighton Beach
Leidl
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Far Rockaway
Hog Island
Board Walk
Far Rockaway Improvement Company
United States Hotel
Tackapausha House
Dolphin Hotel
Avesne
New Jersey
Sea Isle City
Townsend and
Carson’s
Brunswick Hotel
Long Branch
Asbury Park
Egg Harbor City
N. J
Ocean Coast Line
Atlantic City
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles Mason
Chelsea
Prince of Wales Prank Backfires as Coat-Tail Joke Ends
Sir Francis Knollys turns the tables on Captain Middleton at Sandringham by wearing Middleton’s coat and then letting him tear it. the joke comes during a smoking room scene after the ladies depart, provoking hearty laughter from the prince and guests.
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Royalty
Prince of Wales
Francis Knollys
Francia
Ray
Captain Middleton
Sir Francis
Middleton
New York Journal
Witty Exchange Fragments From Early 20th Century Humor
A string of brief exchanges from papers like the Cincinnati Enquirer Chicago Past Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Leader presents quick humor on manners gender politics and social habits. Jests range from saying no in business to a judge’s gown and a church visit described with light satire.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Sharpson
Visitor in the Drawing Room Quips
A humorous Punch caption where a child named Nigel asserts he is a visitor when guests arrive, prompting a quiet warning from his mother. The exchange hinges on his playful mispronunciation and the social etiquette of visitors.
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Nigel
Mummy
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New York World
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Sempati Enquirer
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Ne Francisco Chronicle
Cosmopolitan Magazine
SuEree
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
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Princeton
Boston Transcript
Chicago Tribune
San
Pittsburg
U. S
Thos. C. Power
Helena
Hartman
Bozeman
John E. Richards
Alex. C. Botkin
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Henri J. Haskell
B.A. Steere
W. Y. Pemberton
Joleen E. N. Harwood
W. H. Deici
Supreme Court
Benj. Webster
Geo. M. Brown
Dillon
H. Knippenbere
Glendale
W. A. Jones
Frank Showers
Boulder
C. Best
Geo.Galbreath
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
T. J. Murray
R. Z. Thomas
Thos
F. Hamilton
A. J. Noyes
A. Ge
E. J. Conger
Apt
K- Poindexter
the Graybeard
Supreme Bench
Sydney Smith
New York Press
Kie
Blackwell’s
Jos Wong Ho
Dillon, Montana
Poindexter & Orr
Montana
DR. Henley
R. I. Scearce
Dille Mont
Cambrian Iron Workss
David Davies
Hteever
Ely
NASA
Drapgista
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Tate Age
Florists
Ul, May & CO
Seedamen
St. Paul
Nntire Age
Illustrated Magazine
Ite
Washington, D. C
the Tribune
Dillons Montana
Tripunxg Posutsvine Co
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake
City
Utah
Sisters OF the Holy Cross
Jeoncrote
Miles
Trung Prsuisame Co
Dillen
Ashingtn
D. C
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