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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1886

Page

5

The Drama Notes and Anecdotes from Mitchell Capital

Entertaining tales from Brooklyn Theater manager William Henry McConnell recounts Barrett firing him 168 times during a short Southern tour, amid a volatile company setup. Congressmen predicaments at Fra Diavolo reveal risqué reactions, while Salvini hoards candles on a U.S. tour.

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Reminiscences of Public Figures and Foreign Leaders

A compilation of anecdotes and portraits from 19th century politics and diplomacy. Grant hosts dinners for Republican senators but omits Taft, while Curtin’s Russia years yield sharp exchanges with Gortschakoff and a preserved portrait gift. Also includes reflections on a Japanese house, poker etiquette, and Burmese rice varieties.

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The Faith of Our Mothers and Garfield Childhood Tale

Sunday reading compiles sermons and debates on faith and morality referencing Whittier and the dancing question. It includes Sam Jones and Channcey Depey's replies to Fiske and a Garfield boyhood anecdote about moral courage and a twelve mile journey for a challenge.

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Spelling and Anglicizing Names in Literature critique

Saturday Review argues for freedom in rendering proper names, opposing pedantic standardization. It cites Homer Odysseus versus Ulysses, Confucius versus Kong fu zi, and Zeus versus Jupiter, urging graceful, readerly continuity over rigid transliteration.

Juggernaut Jaganath Haronn-al- Rasheid Kong-fu-izi Confucius Dr. Johnson Mr. Gladstone Olympus Aiskhulos Eumenides Anchylus Georgifn Oxford Homer Ulysses Odysseus Godiva Gedgifu Zeus Jupiter Hera Juno Neptune Posidon

American Stage Notes and Wealth Intrigue in Mars Era

Mars and Lanomay plan a $20000 wardrobe for an American tour. Agnes Brunn, once a stage sensation, is now a millionaire by her late husband Francis W. Tracy. Chaka Mounts teases rivals on stage. Miss Milton’s death scene at Union Square Theater closes a dramatic night as she whispers to J. H. Stoddart, “well, cully, we’ve got emi.”

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Romantic Legend of Aloha in the Tatraiin Island

Two maidens Pele and Alpha collide in a saga on Hawaii style isle. Pele loves Alpha but the prince loves Alpha and womanly fate ends with Alpha dying and Pele’s hair becoming Pele’s hair at Kilauea. Aloha flower grows from sorrow, symbolizing love friendship and remembrance. Honolulu.

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Counting Teeth Reveals Aged Horse In Chicago Ledger Tale

A man asks how to judge a horse’s age by its teeth and is shown a fine horse. After a quick look, the buyer rejects it as thirty two years old, having counted the teeth. The remark about hope after fear ties to a husband’s former wife’s bonnet in the Ledger’s witty line.

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