Family Secrets on a Hartford Train Wedding Plan
A travel romance on a Hartford bound train features Mr Carter and fiancée Mabel amid a crowded departure. Tensions rise as lovers argue over impending nuptials, past relationships, and last minute doubts while a brother arranges hotel plans and the wedding time.
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Oris
Murtford
Crain
Mabel
Linnel
Carter
Weilings
Meggn
Litenford
Express
Hartford
Reeaugy
Mabel’s Wedding Day Mixes Mockery and Mislaid Trunk
A tale unfolds at a parsonage where confusions over a trunk and clothing spark laughter and nerves. The narrator, entangled with his bride Mabel and another wife named Mabel, navigates social pressure, mistaken identity, and joking remarks as the wedding progresses toward Hartford, with families watching closely.
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Mabel
Stern
Righd
Lcalie
Drie
Lovlie
Hartford
T. Jiu
A New Race of Men in Argentina and Immigrant Mix
Barrett analyzes Argentina as a growing home for a new, energetic, ambitious people formed by mixing Spanish blood with Latin and English, German, and other strains. He notes large, healthy upper classes, a cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, and strong English influence in finance while Spanish dominates daily life. Immigration growth hinges on favorable government policies.
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Fant
Argentina
Lemyperne
Sa-Coled
Elasseg
Wishowell
Buenos Ayres
Hwa— Jota Barrett
American Monthly Review
The Feminine Observer Tiny Mirth The Pandemic of Prose
A fragmented notice from The Feminine Observer offers quirky reflections on gender roles, prudence in love, and social advice. The piece wields pithy witticisms about men, women, and everyday wisdom with a satirical, period-voice tone.
Try The Old Remedy First In Public Wis Uncll
The editorial urges trial of established laws before seeking new remedies, arguing that the old remedies have been thoroughly tried and should be given priority by the public health council.
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Tilg
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Theatrical Wardrobe Costs and Actors' Private Wear
A 19th century discussion notes that a actress wardrobe costs run to thousands yearly, including stage garments and cleaning, with private wear limited to a few outfits. It highlights touring life, packing, and the pressure on costumes while mentioning Lilli Burkhart and the ballerina Sarah. It also reports on theosophical plays and European developments in theater, including Maeterlinck’s Das Wunder des Heiligen Antonius and Modjeska’s possible farewell tour, plus Shuberts acquiring The Secret Orchard rights.
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Liliie Burkhart Iy
Sarah
London
Florence Farr
O. Shakespeare
W. B. Yeats
Paul Orlenem
Alla Nazimoffa
New York
Liete
Gorki
Vienna
Maeterlinck
Centaerahlao
Mme
Modjeske
Onill
Seagon
Macbeth
Mary Stuart
Winston Chareau
Louis Evans Shipman
John Blair
Clara Wloodhead
Violet
Shoul
Fay Davis
Ann
James Brown Potter
Robert Gray
Ighman
tAvenue
Stack
Amelia Bingua
Gertrude Coghlan
Fanny Brough
England
T. V. Harcourt
Shuberts
Secret Orchard
Agnes
Edgerton Castle
Channing Pollock
Mayor of Tokio shines as Ges and Carle tour
Carle Ges on the Road and Richard Carle star in The Mayor of Tokio last night with high praise for the performers. Huy continues a road run for weeks before a New York return to stage another production. The Unncy-Cardy Girl will be written for next season while plans for a new New York theater gain momentum through Boger Dolan Thomas Sedgwick and William Cohen, noted New York capitalists in theater circles.
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Bhanveth J. Jewell Brown
Reld Republican
Beng
Leslie M
Leslie M. Atten
Lealle
High Schoo
Fie & Town
Couny
Elnnar
Mabel Gay
Lele
Litchfield
Euumey
Mabel
Fiethord
Sue Wilson
Richard Carle
Hig New Farcital Opera
Tokio
Huy
New York
Carle
Tokio 13
Conan
Boger Dolan
Thomas Sedgwieck
Wiliam Cohen
Meew Yok Capl
Lillann Russell Returns to Vaudeville With Proctor
Lillian Russell signs with Proctor to appear in his vaudeville shows for the fall season. She will perform in New York starting in October with daily afternoon and evening engagements and Sundays off. Reports estimate a weekly rate near $4,000, though figures may vary.
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Lillann Russell
Lillian ‘Russell
Bedu
Ap Plana
Bop
Proctor
Ging
New York
Ancient Realism in Early Theatrical Practice
A discussion traces realism in drama back 400 years, noting Polus the Greek actor who staged Electra by exhuming a daughter to display authentic emotion. The piece compares historical viewpoints on theatrical realism and evolving standards from ancient to modern critics.
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Somuel
G.M
Electra
Polus
Generous Japs Refuse Proceeds for Alhambra Benefit
The Japanese declined to accept proceeds from a two night Alhambra exhibition of the serge and Pere Arthur in London. The funds were to aid Japanese soldiers widows and families, with equal sharing offered to Russian officers. Alhambra directors plan to adopt the suggestion to share.
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Pere Arthur
Alhambra
London
Alaawdra
Predic a Son to Open in Washington with New York Cast
The Predica Son will be staged in Washington on the 28th with a New York cast rehearsing in the city. Murray Carson returns after The Trifter and will stage Herod from Beerbohm Tree. Aubrey Bouicault leads, supported by Baward Morgan Ben Webster J E Dodson W H Thompton Charlotte Walker Drus De Wolf Marie Wainwright and Ilia Waterman. Mme Barter of the Comedie Francaise receives the Legion of Honor for 25 years service.
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Washington
New York
Murray Carson
Herod
Beerbohm Tree
Aubrey Boucicault
Baward Mor-gan
Ben Webster
J. E. Dodson
W. H. Thompton
Charlotte Walker Drlus
Patience Over Panama Canal Construction Cited By Times
The New York Evening Mail argues patience is needed for Panama Canal work, urging steady, principled effort over impulsive action. It warns public fatigue will rise before completion and politics will feel the impact, while a wrong man may claim glory at the end.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Cacke &P
New York Evening Mail
Food Preparation Times Across Dishes Listed
A scrambled OCR list outlines varying preparation times for foods such as milk, fish, eggs, soups, meats, vegetables, and breads. It notes ranges from about one hour to five hours, with items like peas, cabbage, potatoes, beef, ham, and pork appearing alongside seafood and poultry references.
Tall Enough to Stand It From Oldcastle Dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue shows Sprddsworth and Iara discussing height and perception. SHU the hostess comments on the tall guest, noting what she would tolerate and implying a comparison to another guest’s height. The text appears from an old newspaper page segment with garbled OCR.
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Frances
Sten
Francis
Tre
Sol
Renack
Co Lung
F Sant
Dr. Ailin
Iara
Oldcastle
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Ceuse
Surnace
Mr. Garter
Lenaely
Allan
ICT
Ahe
Jowon'h
Prancis
Feminine
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