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Newspaper
Mitchell Capital
Location
Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1886
Page
3
The readable fragments outline a plan or effort involving a person or group and a location. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item suggests organizing or arranging a future activity or event.
New York theater notes discuss Rosina Vokes Company finances and a clash with manager John Stetson over amateur status and nudity in a Christmas burlesque. Articles recount former star falls in Fedoras and Davenport style spectacles, praising Barrett as a leading American actor and noting global theater shifts and openings.
An American observer in England contrasts public transit use and social behavior with Boston. He notes scarce elevators, compact horse cars, and heavy walking, plus lively streetcar chatter. He admires English discipline, roaming policemen, and the Peel era police nickname, while humorously sparring over oatmeal and beef tea.
A curio of mail service lore recalls how riders and guards faced highwaymen at land and French foes at sea. Notable episodes include Grizel Cochrane’s daring post packet theft thwarting a royal warrant and heroes who died saving bags of mail in snow and wrecks.
A young man in a Park Theater proscenium box fired at a simulated attack in the Gold King play. The shot was mistaken as real danger from Hector the Newfoundland and struck the scenery near the villain W. J. Thompson, who escaped injury. The shooter was placed behind bars after claiming he aimed to save the actor.
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