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Newspaper

Glenboro Gazette

Location

Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

3

Young Circo Tales Shape New York's Early Fame

A historical sketch traces New York circuses from 1811 in Broome Street to Mount Pitt and West Broadway venues, highlighting stars like Sam Tatnell the Flying Horseman, the Combustible Horse, and vaulters, clowns, and musicians who thrilled crowds with pyramids of riders and feats on a peppered theatrical stage.

New York Sam Tatnell Romeo West Broadway James Hardie Collect Broome Street Prince Street Broadway Circus Hardie White Street New York Circus Boston Don Quixote Pitt Messrs. Cayetano and Redon Nearlite Richmond Hill Garden Chariton and Varick Streets Napoleon Canal Street Elm Streets la Conta Spencer Lafayette Circus Laurens Street West Broadway Samuel Woodworth Dinnell la Forrest Idus Mexico Rhigas Lafayette Grand Street Harmon Street East Broadway Mount Pitt Chatham Square America Nat Williamsburg Dick Sands Onarley White Mount Pitt Circus Dan Gardner Archie Madden Plattsburg Albany Lake Champlain Tatnell William Niblo San Souci Blanchard Chatham Street Duane and Pearl N. Y. Sun James West Philadelphia Stone Bridge England William Mr. Campbell Mr. Blackmore Opera House London Victor Pepin Magazine Street Hester Howard Broome Streets Mr. Cambell Campbell Pepin Sam Tatnel Marlbrook New Orleans New York Mirror

Queen of Sheba and Solomon Riddles in Folklore Tale

In a folkloric retelling, King Solomon sends a message by carrier birds to the Queen of Sheba. She answers with three ancient riddles about antimony, naphtha, and flax, testing wisdom. The article traces the Sheba legend through Jewish and Arab traditions, noting its legendary rather than historic nature.

Sheba Solomon Queen of North Arabia Mohammed South Arabia Red Sea Abyssinia Jerusalem Arabia Yeman Saba David Song of Songs Israel Domin Lemon Bird

Polite Muff Rescue on a Suburban Train

In a New York Sun report a crowded subway car frames a scene of polite vice and social posture. A stout woman drops her muff and a floridly amiable man returns it with quiet humor. A stern reader and the stolen seat complicate the exchange as the man respectfully relinquishes his seat.

N. Y. Sun

Bride of the Caucasus in Georgian Bridal Procession

Henry Nevinson describes a Georgian wedding procession in Harper's Magazine with a merryman bearing bread and meat skewers, a wineskin, and lavish music. The bride rides in a bullock cart, wearing a white gauze veil, rings, and curled hair, then enters the church as villagers celebrate and the groom follows to begin married life.

Henry Nevinson Harper’s Magazine

Publicity the Thing. Toronto Globe

The Quebec Court of Appeal ruled that publication rights apply only to open court actions and that libellous statements by counsel in court cannot be reported without liability. The piece argues for immediate legal amendment to allow the public to know what occurs in courts.

Quebec Court of Appeal Justice Vaschereau

The New Color Photography Vision In Painters Shadows

The article reviews J Nilsen Laurvik’s Century essay arguing color photography exposes that colors have no fixed nature and shadows reveal tones differently. It claims photography will revolutionize color printing and art study, aid disease diagnosis, and enable quick authentic portraits, while exposing weak painting methods.

Monet J. Nilsen Laurvik

Mule loaning remark sparks legal excuse in Washington Star

A neighbor asks to borrow a mule and a man cites legal doctrine of agency to explain why lending the animal would create liability. The remark leads to a claim that the speaker was arrested for assassination.

Rastus Washington Star

Leather Used for Horseshoes in Australia

The article notes that leather is employed for horseshoes in certain Australian regions, highlighting regional practice and material use in equine care.

Australia

Whist in Transit Pastoral City Jest

In a quippy Good Old Days vignette Mayor asks his destination while the Village Constable explains he has three tramps jailed and seeks a fourth for a game of whist as a playful transatlantic tale.

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