If You Were Only A Woman Frank
A fragment from Harper's Bazar recounts Celeste and Frank in a moonlit, hesitant exchange about fashion and perception. Celeste doubts a man's grasp of feminine desire while Frank pleads to try, insisting he loves the pure and beautiful despite being coarser.
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Frank
Celeste
Harper’s Bazar
Miss Carsons Chicago Boarding House Love Triangle
Flo Sheldon arrives as Miss Carson’s niece to a Chicago boarding house run by a kindly widow. Five boarders including Fay and Hall vie for Flo while Hall obsesses over Flo and Fay’s harmonious appearance. A revelation of engagement and fortune reshapes loyalties ending with Hall’s plan to marry Miss Carson.
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Miss Carson
Chicago
Mr. Hall
Wilkins
Mr. Crane
Mr. Stowe
Fay
Mr. Fay
Mr. Wilkins
Twenty-second Street Depot
Stowe
Flo Sheldon
Flo
Arthur Fay
Mr. Stone
Stone
Miss Flo
Prairie Avenue
Hall
Tam
Jacob
Philadelphia
State Street
Chicago Tribune
Coal-Oil Johnny claims hotel stake and future riches
A Harrisburg letter profiles William McNulty known as Coal-Oil Johnny. He travels from McCormick’s mills in New Cumberland to Philadelphia’s Continental Hotel claim deed worth 4800000, eyes a return to wealth as he prospector in copper and iron near Waymart and Williamsport, cites past fortune, and notes family funds sent.
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Harrisburg
William McNulty
Johnny Steele
Johnny
McCormick’s Mills
New Cumberland
Continental
Philadelphia
Peter
Vanderbilt
Waymort
Williamsport
Crawford House
Pennsylvania
McNulty
Venango County
John Sherry
New York Theater
Henry Irving Real Name Revealed as Broadrib
A historical note confirms that the English actor widely known as Henry Irving used the name Broadrib as his birth or alternate identity in records. The disclosure clarifies biographical details and catalog entries for performance histories.
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Henry Irving
Amusing Snipe at Odd News Bits From Various Papers
A compilation mocks humorous clippings about odd phrases and decoy sermons. It recounts a minister in Mercer who allegedly cured a paralytic dog by praying for an hour and recalls a New England host misinterpreting hemispheres during prayers. An Iowa or Illinois column jokes about a waiter quipping at a child about oranges.
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Pittsburgh
Eric
Mercer
Burlington
N. Y
New England
Harper's Bazar
Dad
Hte Cago Herald
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