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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
6
Logan Utah glimpses at world affairs from a chaotic column. Topics include Egypt petroleum, Filipino insurgents, British diplomacy in Sicily, and a Rome theater riot. A note praises H H Rogers of Allhaven for civic gifts. A Manhattan grand jury discusses Brooklyn Bridge safety.
Fragmented 19th century clipping mentions a gimmicky plan to grow whitky fern watermelons in Biltmore and to reconstruct telephones to aid sight and hearing. The piece also alludes to prize awards, trusts, and escalating wine reports, alongside a report of William Cleger’s 83rd birthday marriage in Orangeville and a speculative exhibit in Virginia.
City fragment mentions 2 percent tax plan, fate, printing machines in parks, and a Ben Bancine figure tied to Ty Pipila. Reads like garbled civic notes with references to the chy ne ween and Belin. Details are unclear but local governance and public works themes emerge.
In a fragmentary tale from wartime era prose, the narrator notes loyal Sam cannot tolerate trivial rivalries. Winkle displays gallantry yet questions the valor of a man who betrayed a beloved partner, hinting at strategic caution in romantic and military loyalties.
A fragmented historical note discusses Joan of Arc as a delicate symbol amid political shifts. It contrasts republican pride with reverence for monarchial eras and mentions the Revolution, the poor, and a lingering cult that true Frenchmen may cherish regardless of beliefs.
A discussion of stage superstition features Julia Marlowe noting no personal superstitions while admitting a belief in signs and omens. The piece reflects on how nerves and imagined forces affect performances, citing umbrella incidents and the charged theater atmosphere influencing actors and audiences alike. It recounts career highlights of actors at Wallack's, Olympic, and the Winter Garden, and notes Mrs Fiske continuing with Manhattan Theater and a February tour to major cities.
Henry Irving first appeared on the Sunderland stage a little over forty five years ago. His initial role was Orleans in Richelieu, and his opening words were "Success to our enterprise." The year also marks Ellen Terry's London debut as Mambling in The Winters Tale.
Mr Wo Stodedarts J. H. Steen born in Barnsley York shire grew to acting with five brothers in childhood. He began stage work as a lad and later pursued a varied career in his native land before coming to the United States in 1864. He joined Wallack's company at Broadway and Broome street, New York, two years later. He then joined Laura Keene's company.
A garbled passage discusses América managers seeking materials from the foralen stage. It mentions London and New York coordination, an ironic line about the mills of the gods, and a flippant retort about a figure named Nellie and materind.
Alarie Jonsen prepares a van de Velde act with art Stowa in the current Vaudeville bill near Virginia Harned. Gast Wrederle to play a leading masculine role at tiny Hall Caine stages for Viola Allen from The Eternal City. Mrs Fiske aims for Lady Macbeth revival as New York season ends. Clyde Fitch earns over 40000 this year in royalties for Lovers Lane by War A Brady, with three companies touring.
Rt Rev Williams of Omela built a modest house on Rowe Island using timbers from wrecked boats during a summer vacation. The cost totaled 120 dollars for nails and materials. Rowe Island lies about three miles from Booth fishing stations. boats tow supplies to the bishop.
A century-old reprint copies odd items from November 23, 1801. A milliner says she won’t be visited on foot, and her father kept a coach. Parson vs lord in Leicester church dispute over shooting on manor land. A Smithfield porter and a witty buyer ride off in a hackney coach. France plans an international race to curb alcohol in cars, and Vassar pursues a booze powered auto speed record and party.
The prince and princess of Wales will live on Deeside at Craigowan near Balmoral, a site that has previously housed the King's commissioner.
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