Logan Converted by War Duty and Lincoln Unity
An Illinois State Register writer recasts Gen John A Logan as a Union ally who shifted from Southern sympathy to enlistment after Bull Run. The article cites Appletons and anecdotes of Logan denouncing the war, then declaring on the field that he would join the Union cause, with McClernand noting his conversion.
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Lincoln
Tlinois State Register
Springfield
Chaptey
Appleton
Encyclopeia of American Biography
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Union
Logan
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
Washington
Col. Richardson
Bull Run
Wness State Register
Lo- Ban
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Gideon
Jolie
John Alogan
Lincoln Party
Douglas
Chicago
Democratic Party
Cal, Richardson
John A. McClernand
John A. Login
Burt Cook
Rily Goddell
Gen. McClernand
John AL Logan
Illinois State Register
Europe
Camuly
Ontia
Mexico
Conrad
Norte
Union Pacific
Breafl
Excused from Jury as Theorist Argues Law Rules
A young man summoned for jury duty before Judge McCarthy asks to be excused. He asserts the jury should weigh only facts, not law, claiming lawyers are exempt, and presses that if the court knew as he does, colleagues would not allow him. The judge smiles but cannot excuse him. New York Times.
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McCarthy
New York Times
Irregular Delivery Concerns Residents of Prattice
Inhabitants of the meal districts seek deposits at savings banks to avoid trips to the nearest post office. They fear fines and trouble if they must travel for banking, highlighting hardships in reaching postal facilities.
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Prattice
Ay von Gbfali
Uies
World Gold Reserves Estimation Mentioned
A rough estimate places total gold in the world at about 4,000 tons, with discussion noting the vast scale of central bank holdings and private bullion. The figure reflects historical accounting and market interest in precious metals.
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England
Theatrical Photographs and Stage Personalities Explored
A noted eastern photographer, serving actors and actresses, discusses how stage stars rarely smile in photos. He cites Bernhardt, Terry, Marlowe, Davenport and others, noting camera can’t erase sadness or weariness, while smiles convey little of fame.
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Jillian Russell
Bernhardt
Ellen Terry
Julia Marlowe
Funny Davenport
Ada Behan
Annie Mugsell
Julia Arthur
Minnie Muddern Riske
Hippi
Wit of George Ade as Comic Opera Manager
A garbled note references George Ade, noted wit, and a comic operatic manager. It hints at Ade’s view on theater, mentions a plan or discussion about a show titled The Cucu of Sita, and includes a clipped exchange about the act or portrayal, with a digressive aside and a remark on disbelief.
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George Ade
Sita
Ivan
Ier
Ada
Biehl
Clever Cecilia Loftus Rumors Stir Marriage Market
Rumors swirl about Cecilia Loftus engaging prominent figures including George Ade and Ethel Barrymore, with reports of her London season. Connections with Mr Sothern and Sir Henry Irving surface as she returns home, fueling gossip of a possible star pairing.
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Cecilia Loftus
Ethel Barrymore
George Ade
Miss Loftus
Mr. Sothern
London
Sir Henry
Mme Janauschek Remembered From Old Theaters History
Old time theater goers recall the celebrated actress Mme Janauschek born in Prague Bohemia who first gained fame in her homeland before arriving in the United States in 1867. She created famed roles including Seborah Bianos Mary Stuart and Queen Elizabeth.
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Janauschek
Prague
Bohemia
United States
Seborah
Bianos
Mary Stuart
Elzabeth
Willard's Early Stage Rise and US Tour
Mr Willard first appeared on the English stage in 1869 at Wak mide and slowly rose in the profession. He later toured the United States with The Middleman and Therafes eur's Love Story. His address is Players' Club, New York.
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Mr. Willard
Wermouth
England
Tie Penman
Willan
United Stiles
Muuch
Doings of the Lanmtse Club Members of No Lambs Series
A review describes moving pictures titled No Lambs Wad, locked for special display. One reel shows Nat Goodwin recently returned from England amid warm welcome, refreshments, and his latest story told to an attentive Lambs Club audience.
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Nat Goodwin
England
Nat
Serias
Inner of the Lambs
Mintinteethe back weeks reveal puzzled tale
Greenranm Gossip reports on a confusing sequence as Mrs Nbube Yrammine and HP are linked to an unclear event at Pet thee. The fragment hints at a public interest moment, with local figures mentioned and questions about motive or outcome lingering unresolved.
Our Tropical Trade and the Cuban Opportunity
Gen James J Wilson analyzes trade with tropical regions led by Cuba, Puerto Rico and others. He highlights Cuba's vast undeveloped land, sugar and tobacco yields, coffee, cattle, forests, and minerals, plus favorable climate and population composition. He argues for voluntary trade arrangements, expansion of reciprocity, and strategic benefits from near neighbors over distant markets.
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James H. Wilson
Bostim
Cuba
United States
Gen Wileen
Wilkon Peogirdg Culang
Fiens
Congress
Porto Rico
Iowa
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Missouri
Philippines
Cula
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South America
Wilson
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