The Tariff Bill and Public Opinion
The Mills bill gains support as newspapers and leaders urge tariff reform. The Evening Telegraph and New York Sun praise its care, while Philadelphia Times calls it wiser and safer. Providence Journal backs free raw materials and job creation, urging protection for New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Telegraph
Philadelphia
New York Sun
Chicago
The
Providence Journal
New England
Rhode Island
Maassachusetts
Providence
Congress
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Mr. Blaine
Paris
Randall
Louisville Courier Journal
Theatrical Gossip and Tour Updates
The article reports Sarah Bernhardt losing her voice permanently per physician. Myra Goodwin begins a tour in Philo gene on Oct 8. Robson and Crane paid about $45 000 in dramatist royalties since 1877. Coquelin sails for Rio de Janeiro after farewell Europe engagements. Billy Emerson relies on his wife at every show. Ludwig Ramay to perform in America this winter earning 1000 a night for 30 performances with 12 in New York. F F Mackay to create Holly in Gilette's She at Niblo's. Langtry contemplates divorce fight. Minnie Palmer opens at Fourteenth Street Oct 10 in The Ring and the Keeper. Mary Anderson’s Hermoine and Perdita criticized by London Times. Elsie Leslie, 7, stars in Editha's Burglar and The Great Pink Pearl. Joseph Jefferson supports her. Mrs R Barker dies. connected to Mrs Cowell of Boston and Chicago teaching drama. Balfe possibly her uncle. Herrmann's season booming in the west with The Black Art. negotiations for a long New York run. Harry C Miner brings calium lighting to Mrs Potter tours with new Manchester system. Lights to be installed in New York theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robson
Crane
M. Coquelin
Europe
Rio de Janeiro
Billy Emerson
Ludwig Ramay
America
Conreid & Hermann
New York
Academy of Music
F. F. Mackay
Holly
Gillette
Niblo’s
Mackay
Lyceum
Minnie Palmer
Australia
Fourteenth Street Theatre
London Times
Mary Anderson
Hermoine
Perdita
Elsie Leslie
E. H. Southern
Herbert Archer
Editha
Joseph Jefferson
R. Barker
England
William Cowell
Boston
Chicago
Michael Balfe
Barker
Herrmann
West
J. B. Potter
United States
Theatre Royal
Manchester
Miner
The Latest in Jewels and Silver Salt Holders
Mussel shells of silver become salt holders while lawn tennis rackets of oxidized silver turn into lace pins. Star sapphires in diamonds form brooches and black oxidized silver scarf pins with diamonds set stylishly. Numerous designs include golden street lamp pins, pearl-centered lace pins, platina and gold cuff buttons, hairpin tops with sailor and lovers knots, enamel Edelweiss, topaz and diamond pendants, heavy onyx girdles, double star pendants, pearl barrels in rope coils, beetle brooches, heart pendants with diamonds, and chatelaine reticules holding pearls.
Art and Artists Include Whistler and Paris Changes
Whistler is said to paint Buffalo Bill portrait. Paris School of Decorative Art allows women in drawing and modeling contests. Munkacsy and Angeli join Kaiser Francis Joseph's Arts and Letters order. Robert Fleury, 89, remains active and showed a portrait of his son at the Paris salon. Marie Regnault's furniture and bric a brac to be auctioned with expected high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
London
Buffalo Bill
Paris School of Decorative Art
Munkacsy and
Angeli
Kaiser Francis Joseph
New Order of Arts and Letters
Robert Fleury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Philadelphia Times
Sarah Bernhardt
Myra Goodwin
Philogene
Edward E. Kidder
ART and Artists
Stern Brothers
OPERA
Dixon
Illinois
Drap
Evite
Alma
Mobair
Andora
R. R
Dixon Ils
Hennessy & Reilly
Dixon, Ills
Business Mirror
H. J. Brooks
Galena &J
Peoria and
Third Sts
OR. GC
W. J. Brown
Petersberger
Edsall
Heanepin
Blackman
Morris
Son
C. C. Hunt
Dixon, Tutole
Harriet E. Garrison
M. D
Second Street
North O. Court House Square
Dixon, Illnois
Ww. W. Wynn
H. E. Paine
WYNN
Joan D. Crabtres
Sherwood Dixon
Crabtree & Dixon
Oper
House Block
Dixon, Ill
Sol. H. Bether
Attorney At Law
Exchange Block
J. F. Sanford
Galena Street
Dixon, Illinois
A.C. Bardwell
Union Block
Main Street
Lee County
Ills
A. K. Trusdell
Office Tin Exchange Block
Dixon National Bank
Eugene Pinckney
Fire Insurance
Pinckney
First Street
Dixon, Ilinois
Daniel B. McKenney
Justice of the Peace
Office Main Street
Rosenthal’s Clothing Store
Jason C. Ayres
Prest
James A. Hawey
Jason
Ayres
TaeRon Cumins
Ferrris Finch
Jacosn M. Parnick
James. A. Hawley
the City National Bank
Jos. Crawford
C. Exiir
Av. W.mcckenney
W. Hacker
D. W. McKenney & Co
Waterstreet, Dixon, Ill
AA and
Santos Coffe
Goderey’s
Camill
M. Cafin.li
Hangess Markr
Utley
Austin Bros
Dixop
Ill
Ibyl
Gotoe
J. Ryan
William Smith
D. M. Fahrney
Dixon Post Office
B. B. Uiggirs’ Drug Store
John V. Thomas
Opera House Block
S-Bivl
Alexander & Howell
River
First Streets
J. H. Morris & Son
S &c
West Side
Dixon, Ls
J.H. Pratt
Buell & Sons
W. L. Douglass
William & Hoyt’s
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