Prominent Actors Share Private Lives in Gossip Column
A vivid survey of stage stars reveals married lives and homes in towns from Ocean Spray to Long Branch. Nat Goodwin, Stuart Robson, Louis James, Edwin Booth, Tony Pastor, Jules Levy, and others are profiled by name, noting spouses, children, homes, and travels between stage and private life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
Eliza Weathersby
Ocean Spray
Stuart Robson
Robert Stuart
Cohassett
Massachusetts
William H. Crane
Robson & Crane
Robson
Crane
John Raymond
O'Brien
Raymond
Marie Gordon
Courtney Barnes
Jose Evtinge
David Barnes
Albany
New York Times
Louis James
New York
Daly
Clara Morris
Sarah Jewett
Charles Fisher
James Lewis
Fanny Davenport
Marie Wainwright
Amy Herbert
Broadway
Wallack
Joseph Wheelock
Lawrence Barrett
Barrett
Edwin Booth
Edwina
Mary Devlin
Booth
Boston
Newport
Frank Mayo
Davy Crockett
Maine
Georgia
Cape Cod
Oakland
Frank
J. K. Emmett
James O'Neil
New London
Connecticut
Edmund Dantes
Monte Cristo
Billy
William J. Florence
Tony Pastor
Antonio Pastor
Billy Florence
Jules Levy
England
Marian Conway
Tearle
Europe
Levy
W. J. Carleton
Lexington Avenue
Carleton
James H. Stoddard
Rahway
George S$. Knight
Brooklyn
Sophia Worrell
Knight
Joseph Jefferson
Jefferson
New Jersey
Oliver Doud Byron
Long Branch
Kate
Reonard Grover
Fel
McKee Rankin
Boston Museum
Canada
Rankin
Edwin F. Thorne
Roysterer
Union Square
John W. Albaugh
Mary Mitchell
Topsy
John E. Owens
Owens
Maryland
J. H. Ryley
Ko-Ko
Lucette
Bunker Hill Monument
Whiting
Peter Neil
Eggs by the Million in Ancona Trade Report
Vice Consul Tomasini documents Ancona’s egg export surge to England and continental markets. About 75 million eggs yearly, packed in straw boxes, transported in 520 ten-ton railway trucks, with rail routes shifting from Paris Dieppe to Gothard and Antwerp. Prices and seasonal losses noted, plus potential for shipowners to exploit Adriatic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ancona
Italy
Tomassini
England
Rars
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
London
Adriatic
Mount Denis
Paris
Dieppe
Boulogne
St. Gothard
Antwerp
Queensborough
Pal Mall
The Basshood Letters and a Theater Meetin
A first person narrative from Basswood recalls a Sunday church visit led by a tavern companion. The preacher, theater setting, brass band, and choir are described with satirical detail, highlighting disillusionment with religious theater and inauthentic sentiment. The writer notes crowd energy, floral decor, and a hat ritual amid critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Buxley
Hoyt
Ciderville
Brother Snodgrass
Moses
Deekins
Deekin Mardick
Ingunoplus
Samanthy
Pertickler
Fust
Mustash
Keller
Saddam
Gomerry
Meeting on the Car Plat Dialogues
A humorous study from Heal Life on crowded horse car platforms notes how passengers greet each other and trade news. It catalogs exchanges of laborers, women, politicians, and reporters with vivid, period voice and playful stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Twenty-Fifth Street
New York Tribune
Jim Blugeens
Belcher's Point
Jim
Mike
Yis
Pat
John
Josiah
Fosiats
Hullo
Jake
Jimmy
Halloran
McGonigal
Custom House
Brooklyn
Tommy’s
Brooklyn Times
A Contracted Curriculum in Early School Tales
A narration contrasts a child’s narrow schooling with rote tasks like writing cat and sitting quietly. The exchange highlights limited instruction and emphasis on obedience over reading or spelling, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century schooling viewpoint amid period newspaper prose.
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Mitchell Capital
Mitchell, Dak
Nordeck
J. H. Haverly
San Francisco
Rosalind
Leah
Imogen
Camille
Lady Grey
Nancy Sykes
Fedora
Shakspeare
Macready
Tate
Cibber
Garrick
Johnson
Drury Lane
Charles II
Wailes
Quin
Cornhill Magazine
Samuel L. Corning
Brookfield
Trumbull County
Ohio
Western Reserve
Pennsylvania
My Mothe
Squire Chew
Chew
Ambrose Hart
Wes
David B. Corning
Toledo Blade
Hopperstad
Hardes
Sogne
Norway
Museum of Antiquitieas
University of Christiania
Pall Mall Gazette
Deear Semanthy
Miles
Alry
Satans Kingdom
Skale
Shen
Adam
Perdition
Semanthy
Lissen
Brimstun
Muskeetur
Darlin
Ile
G. Basswoop
N. B
Lucius
Chicago Ledgere
America
Johnny
Willet
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