The Richest Woman on the Stage
Gossip notes Lotta, the wealthiest stage star, plans a calmer future after a summer life as a prominent social host. Her Lake Hopatcong cottage signals a possible retreat from acting, with a fortune around a million and bonds of 400000.
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Lake Hopatcong
Dunlap
New York
New Jersey
Lake George
Newport
United States
California
Mamma
Costumes of Venice and Paris Wowed in Stage Wear
The article praises lavish theater costumes worn by Mr Henry in tl zine and Miss Terry in The Merchant of Venice with Venetian gowns and amber silk robes. It notes designers Grevin Paris Hon. Lewis Wingfield and Ma Alfred Thompson, and cites a Paris dress room with 500 outfits and a Lyceum second curtain of velvet costing about £600 to £700.
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Henrg
Irving
Miss Terry
Grevin
Paris
Lewis Wingfield
Alfred Thompson
Lyceum Theater
Ida
Buffalo Bill Show to Exhibit in London in 1887 Season
Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury announce six acres at the American Exhibition in London for the Great Wild West Show. The outfit includes 240 Indians and cowboys with 150 plus ponies and mustangs, plus stables and transport. Costly operations run daily over $1,600 with a six month contract starting May 2 1887.
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Nate Salisbury
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American Horse
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Ed win Booth charity gift amid earthquake trauma
The Charleston News reports Ed win Booth sent a £1000 gift to a friend whose home was ruined by the earthquake. A heartfelt letter from Ned notes memory of Charleston friends and hopes relief may come, while other theater anecdotes and Hanlon family calamities are mentioned.
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Bostov
Dean Olp Frresp
Horr
Rianishey
Trageas
Ned
Convinis
New York
Belfast
Marc Antony
Barrett
Cassius
Caesar
Courier Des Etats Unis
Hanlon
Europe
France
Dakota
Col
Snatcher
Bill Snatcher
Vigilance Committee
Tinavin
Estelline Bell
The Cross and the Crown and Good Manners
Religious reflections honor the cross and crown as eternal symbols of redemption while urging proper conduct. The piece stresses memory of Christ’s suffering, rewards of faith, and the need to remove hats as a sign of respect, with the adage that good manners come from habit, not quick effort.
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Bors
Bereavement and maternal memory in a late 19th century reflection
A meditation on sorrow and loss cites Paul and maternal influence, praising a mother’s prayer taught to a child as a safeguard against vice. It transitions to a prison anecdote and then to everyday passenger comfort on trains, proposing a windowed gondola car to curb dust and noise as a civic improvement.
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Reading
Herald
The Stranger in Prison Finds Salvation Through a Tune
A condemned man near death rejects kindness and sinks into despair. A distant memory of a national tune from his mother rekindles faith, bringing a swift, emotional conversion and a final Christian death few days later.
Itaztian Beggars and the Naples Roadside Peddlers
A narrator describes encounters with beggars and street vendors in Southern Italy, including bold fare dodges and playful yet burdensome interactions at Baiae Capri and Sorrento. He reflects on humor as a coping tool, the ragged beggar at every church door, and the persistent trick of extracting money under the guise of service or entertainment.
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ATS
W. A. Carter
Nature
Italy
Baiae
Naples
Capri
Sorrento
Lott
Diverse Science Notes From Popular Science Digest
An assorted report covers a Marseilles chimney's oscillation of twenty inches in high winds, the Friendly island new isle projects of nine square miles rising 200 to 300 feet, and a volcanic eruption ejecting a mile high water steam column. It also notes German observations on zerodelite’s composition and durability, human ear hearing limits around 41 000 to 42 000 vibrations, gravitation lifting sea levels near continents, sun to earth size comparisons, and a Trench scientist’s vesicle atmosphere theory for condensed vapor spheres.
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Marseilles
France
Tim
South Pacific
Ayea
Simon
Tait
M. de Lapparent
Paris Geological Society
Atlantic
The Making of Gold Pens in 19th Century Industry
A detailed industrial description of gold pen manufacture. It covers sourcing iridium from Siberia, forming blanks from fourteen carat gold, the sweating process to weld iridium to the point, vitriol cleaning, rolling, shaping, stamping, tempering, grinding on copper lathes, and the final fitting and testing before sale.
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Siberia
His Best Girl on a Strike
A news agent describes a labor dispute as the city faces a strike by the best girl, demanding shorter hours and pay, with intermissions and overtime perks. A survey party arrives plus a four night stay by the Mikado company as townsfolk speculate on who will sign the new schedule.
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Opera House
Salvation Army
Liaisroader
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