Chicago White Sox Shine In Close Rally Says Chicago Baseball
The piece recounts Captain Daisy Jones leading a late rally by the Chicago White Sox against the Philadelphia Athletics, praising their defense and pitching. It highlights White as a dominant pitcher with a new breaking delivery and notes strong Chicago play across field and mound despite heavy competition.
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Football scribe notes Bays May Edwards and Metidae feats
A fragmentary racing note mentions Bays May Edwards clocking 2 20 and Metidae of Cathela at 2 09 while Letah S. and Mary Edwards are also cited. It references Peacock from Fo Frary of Medina New York and Harry Stover a policeman once famed for stealing 120 bases in a season, noting no bases are stolen on his beat.
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Metidae
Cathela
Letah S
Ing Omiate
Mary Edwards
By Peacock
Fo, Frary
Medina
N.Y
Harry Stover
Harry Stovey
Zira a Hit at Princess Theatre in New York
New York dramatic correspondent reports Henry Miller and J Startley Manners present Zira at the Princess theater. Margaret Anglin delivers a powerful performance as Hester, a complex role shaped by a Boer War past and a mission to reform. The production, supported by strong cast and staging, earns high praise for Anglin and the company.
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Princess Theater
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J. Startley Manners
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Trent
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Vielen
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South Africa
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Mr. Miller
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Jamieson Lee Finney
Hester ‘Frent
George
Tithorage
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Mays
Thomas Whiffen
Miss Silgreaves
Evi
Robert Butler
Mansfield Plans Bold Debut of Don Carlos in Chicago
Richard Mansfield returns to Schiller’s Grand Opera House in Chicago on October 16 for his third city appearance producing Don Carlos. He previously staged Castle Somubras in 1800 and Julius Caesar in Shakespearean form. He aimed to premiere Ivan the Terrible in Chicago but switched to New York. His early works reached Boston, Albany, Philadelphia, and London, with many firsts across the U.S. and Britain, as he pursued English adaptations of German and French plays.
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New York
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New York City
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Don Juan
Nero
Aring
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Cyrano de Bergerac
Boudon
Philadelphia
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Albany
Boston
Mansfield
Rince Karl
Dordekyl
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Farlish
Lehiber
Dan Care
Hurop
America
Bullock Travel in India Captures Comfort and Despair
The article quotes Dr Francis El Clark praising bullock travel as common and comfortable in parts of India. It contrasts evenings under moonlight with oxen pace to a later dawn revealing mud cabins, starving children, and famine, arguing India in famine feels nearer to inferno than any country.
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India
Francis EL Clark
Everybody's Magazine
Paradise
Just the Way and Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad
An old promotional notice features Frank J Cheney of Toledo promising to pay one hundred dollars for any untreatable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text also includes a humorous cynicism about drowning rescue and a quote about a mother’s treatment, reflecting period ad style and a sworn affidavit dated December 6, 1886.
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Lecas County
Frank J.cheney
FP. J. Cheney & Co
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Hall
A. Dd
A.W. Gleason
Sealy Notary
Cnnenny & Co
Hail’s
Mansfield's Schiller Don Carlos Stirring German Interest
A report on Mansfield's English production of Schiller's Don Carlos sparks excitement among German audiences in America. Editorials from German papers praise the casting and his import as a prominent English speaking actor, with German clubs and press boosting support and anticipating a revolutionary reception. The cast expands with notable players and honorary backers, signaling strong cross cultural engagement and anticipated impact on the stage.
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Mir Mains
fiekPs
Schiller
Netor
Mansfield
Germs Snd
Austria
Carlos
Mousteld
Fulier Mellesh
Chirence Handysides
Wabash Train Schedule Changes Begin July 30
Effective Sunday July 30 Wabash System trains depart in the West Fast section with No 8 at 12:30 pm No 80 at 6:10 am No 9 at 10:02 pm No 6 at 9:41 am No 81 at 8:55 pm No 2 at 1:87 pm.
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