Warren to assume Palstaffian mantle at Boston Museum
March 14 1874 note that William Warren the popular Boston Museum comedian for 25 years plans to take the Palstaffian mantle. The Boston paper lauds his fresh approach and deems it a fitting consummation of a distin ctive career. Also discusses political commentary from Washington and European affairs with various figures and opinions.
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Morton Reconciles With Schurz In Debating Clash
Sept opinions irk Senator Morton as he frets over refuting Senator Schurz. A brief flare prompts a retraction to maintain dignity. Sothern donates 2000 to the London theatrical fund where he serves as trustee. Pinchback returns to New Orleans and restarts the Louisianian. Miss George Trotter urged for Bloomington Board of Education candidacy.
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Diplomacy and finance clash as Grant era shifts
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Wood's Household Magazine March issue overview
The March number of Wood's Household Magazine features The Guiding Hand by Mrs H G Rowe Joseph Snider Experiences in the City My Prayer and other pieces including The Weekly Diabolical by Karl Kase and Kaiser Frederick by Mary Hartwell The magazine promises six illustrations and a Country School House design Subscriptions $1 yearly with an optional chromo Yosemite $1 50
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Woman's rhyming mania threatens American households
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