The Choir Invisible Condensed From James Lane Allen Novel
James Lane Allen’s The Choir Invisible is summarized from the 1897 novel. John Gray, a Kentucky schoolmaster, loves Amy Falconer but truly adores Mrs. Jessica Falconer. Their intertwined loyalties end with Gray returning to reveal enduring devotion to Jessica and the ideal remains that guides his life.
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James Lane Allen
New York City
Lexington
Allen
Blue Brass
Transylvania University
Kentucky
Bethany College
Gethsemene
France
Louisville
Washington
Mississippi
John Gray
Amy Falconer
Lves
John
Joseph Walden
Joseph
Amy
Majoy
Falconer
Mrs. Falconer
Jessica Falconer
Arron Burr
Hins
The
Post Publishing Co
Boston F Post
Macmillan Company
Overtaxed Man Prostrated at Music Show
A tired business man was placed in an ambulance after attending what he believed was a conventional girl and music show. The event, described as a musical comedy with a complicated plot, left him prostrated in the front row.
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Birmingham Age- Herald
Panama
Colombia
Guatemala
Herr Lehmann
Herr Eckhardt
Mexico
Cabrera
United States
Porfirio Diaz
Irrancia
Paraguay
Lopez I
Lopez II. Rosas
Blanco
Antonio Guzman Blanco
Rosas
Francia
Diaz
Guzman Blanco
Paris
Venezuela
Rojas Paul
Juan Vicente Gomez
No Kick Suppressing Claims on Acting Quality
The Soulsville Courier Journal notes chatter that modern actors lack the old greats while praising the chorus girls as the key to stage appeal. Readers are reminded the public seems satisfied as long as chorus performances meet expectations.
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SoulsviNe Courier-Journal
Cabrera Falls as Guatemala Appoints Herrera Leader
Reports say Manuel Estrada Cabrera capitulated in April to Carlos Herrera whose revolution ended Cabrera’s 22 year rule. Rebels closed on La Palma and San Jose as Guatemala City faced bombardment and street fighting. Cabrera’s fate remains undecided amid talks of trials or exile.
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Anuel Estrada Cabrera
Guatemala
Carlos Herrera
Cabrera
Herrera
la Palma
Guatemala City
Cap
Ital
San Jose
Matamoros
Fort San Jose
San Salvador
SOC
Werrera
National Assembly
T. R. Ybarra
New York Times
North America
Manuel Estrada Cabrera
Latin America
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Francia
Paraguay
Central
South America
Quezaltenango
Retalulou
Barrios
Rome
Far East
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