Variety Show Listings Highlight Local Theater Dates
A cluttered OCR list shows multiple acts and venues including Camille Senar e Tuerroca Sraekt Orena Hovar and VarIe Daves forming Avenue Theater with The Big Bonansa and Madame L Arebidia. Performances feature Emmersons Catifornia Minetrels, Girolé Kofla and Io Bagtieh with San Francisco Minertics plus Birch and Wambold. The program includes a benefit at 1:00 for The Two Orphans at WALACKs, and a concert by Thomas Gilmour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanaren
Camille
Senar’e Tuerroca Sraekt Orena Hovar
Varle
Daves
Avenue Theater
the Big Bonansa
Lronow Treatra
Madame L’arebidia
Bolfene
Oururio Tusaren
Variety Entertainment
San Francisco MiNeritics
Index to Advertisements and Notices in Ninth Page Columns
A fragmented OCR listing titles for notices and ads across multiple pages and columns. Mentions clothing, copartnership notices, notices of various kinds, and references to pages and columns with sporadic legible items and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noriers
Colueon
Geone
Serle
Sir Fogeth
Calunewa
Maxreia
Bales NY
Maes
Continos
Framiming
Kieth
Colton Ramies
Corwy
Rughia
Bummin Heriere
Ory Brerent Brooners
Colase
Monthly Business Notices and Rates Ledger
For subscribers and advertisers this page lists cash rates and schedule details. It notes annual and monthly subscriptions, advertising rates, and terms of payment, with scattered garbled OCR remnants about pricing per line and date references. The content is a jumble but centers on publications pricing and terms.
War alarms and temple dedications in 187% era notes
A long fragment lists war alarm discussions between Germany and France, England Russia understandings, and a debate in the British House of Commons over gallery access. It mentions US Court of Claims judgments, security dealer notices, weather forecasts, and Decoration Day observances. Also notes on the Masonic Temple dedication and voyage of the Swatara with Venus observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furl
Lord Derby
Germany
France
Kingland
England
Russia
Central Asia
Kritiah House of Commons
Demonte
United States Court of Claimshaw
Washington
Controller Green
Aeomning Croin
Atlatic Yucht Club
Brookly
Creednoor
Tee Ins
Thie City
Barbados
Tord Derby
House of Lords
National pages review and political speculation mix
The piece surveys scenes at cemeteries and ceremonies honoring defenders, notes arrests of securities thieves, and previews a National Academy of Sciences review. It covers Lord Derby's remarks on Franco-German tensions, Harlem River boating accidents, Justice Department reforms, Union Pacific suit outcomes, and debates over a potential third presidential term.
The Third Term Question and Gold and Wheat Exports
The piece argues the 1870s third term debate split the Republican ranks, noting Grant’s stance and Pennsylvania factions pressing against renomination. It then discusses a shift in commodity markets with a wheat and gold export balance, detailing Chicago’s wheat speculations, grain stocks, shipping limits, and price dynamics shaping export decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlantic
Iin
New York
Liverpool
London
Amsterdam
Europe
Spotted Tall Cors to Church Visit Sparks Indian Office Tensions
Spotted Tail and other Tadians arrive in Washington for a church visit in Arlington. Officials from the Indian Office and government interpreters face sharp criticism as the visitors complain of long‑standing theft of funds and mistreatment. The group reportedly enjoys hospitality but voices anger over broken promises and mismanagement while noting ongoing grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cors
Washington
Arlington den Ys
Siaith
Indian Office
Congress
Indians Seek White House Redress Over Broken Promises
An article laments broken land sales and failed aid to tribes at Black Hills. It accuses President Grant and Gen Grant of inaction as Spotted Tail confronts church officials, while the writer refrains from urging further action, hoping for justice through Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Gen. Grant
Newman
Third Term Question Divides Republicans Across States
A fragmented excerpt from 1874 reports on South Carolina and Pennsylvania GOP debates over a third presidential term for Ulysses S. Grant. It notes South Carolina backing a peaceable, loyal leadership and Pennsylvania opposing a third term, with President Grant silent but later remarks on constitutional precedents and party unity.
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South Carolina
Grant
Apublican
Union
Pennsylvania
Kennsylvania
Riatente
Republican Party
Standing and labor limits for shop girls spark debate
A critique argues that forcing women to stand seven to ten hours daily is unhealthy and unjust. It questions ergonomic rules demanding constant standing and strict schedules, noting risks to nerves and digestion. The piece condemns American shop practice and calls for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namre
Debate on Cruelty to Workers and Press Wrongs
The piece rails at press bias and government subsidy while criticizing cruelty to female laborers. It questions editorials by The Daily Telegraph of Harrisburg and defends Decoration Day ceremonies in Brattleboro, criticizing the march of public sentiment and memorial rituals.
The Donovans at Wallack's Theater Under Heat
A critical review of Harrigan and Hart's The Donovans at Wallack's Theater notes a weak dramatic structure yet strong variety act humor. The piece relies on melodrama and a hotel of clichés with scenery praised, while performers such as Sheridan Monk Jennings Moreland and Ada Monk draw mixed reactions from a large, forgiving audience.
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Wallace
Donovans
Drtzen
Mercury
Wallack
New-York
Nus
Medford Ram
Mesars
Harrigan and Hart
Warlack
Monara
Taraborine
Bangern
Fleacenova
Bea
Elie
Sheridan
Madam Ponial
Me.j. W. Jennings
EM. Moreland
Ada Monk
Bowling Green
Wallon House
Harlem
Bellowhard
James Anthony Froude Returns to South Africa in Official Capacity
Mr. James Anthony Froude has returned to South Africa in an official capacity for the Hettish Government. The Edinburgh memorial to the late Mr. is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anthony Froude
South Africa
Edinburgh Memorial
World news and society items span India to London
A long mixed dispatch covers Bishop W J H Odenheimer's visit to Northern New Jersey from the Episcopal Diocese, Prof W D Whitney's London departure, Monaco gambling stakes, a saloon loss of 150000 and 1500000 in other deals, Jay Cooke's Ogontz estate, Uncle Tom origins with Mrs H B Stowe, a 1574 London casket gift to Tsar Alexander II, and various American and Canadian notices including transit of Venus, Sheridan, Custer, and Yellowstone plans.
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AMD Ratatat Seave
Gormand le Brink
W. JH. Odenheimer
Episcopal Diocean
New Soreay
Germania
Bergentva
W. D. Whitney
London
Bertin
Weber
Tubingen
Kingdom
Monaco
M. Lo Binno
Ruslan
Sint Att
Inman
Prince
Morano
Ogontz
Jay Cooke
Anle
Lake Eria
Arta
Randuaky
Ohio
Kieutheron Cooke
Cooke
Hichmond
HH. B. Stowe
Cincinnati
Uncle Tom
Ime
Thad
Danta
Pather Meusom
Canada
Corporation of London
Alexander II
City of
Duchess of Edinburgh
Prince of Wales
Alexis
Russia
Princess of
Wiles
Duke
Edinbargh
Cambridee
Ste Andrew Lusk
Bart
Rises Garvey
Raward
Court of Common Council
Alderman Besley
Ehamel
Gog
Sherifog
Penels PI. H. Johnson
Charles Whetham
Alderman Bowley
Edward Hart
F Peters
Baggy
Peters
Venus
Washington
Hhoridan
Gew Custer
Yellowstone
Who
Sem Ror
Allison
Yellowstone Park
Dem Sheridan
Political notes on party unity and 19th century election rhetoric
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic maneuvering in Wisconsin and national politics. It cites Secretary Fish's cautious praise for the president, debates succession and third-term opposition, factions around Carpenter and Washburn, and editorials from The Springfield Republican, The Cincinnati Enquirer, and The New Albany Ledger Standard commenting on leaders like Tilden, canal reform, and party loyalty amid a shifting Independent Voter stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gent
Fish
Springfield Republican
Axld
Hamilton Fink Makential
Carpenter
Washburn
Republican Party
Wisconsin
Ite
Hostom
Cincinnatil Enquirer
Mediana
Thomas A. Tendeicka
Hadiana
Fia
Gov. Tilden
Allen Herald
Public Opinion On National Union Road To Victory
A reader letter from the Syracuse Journal Dominion edition critiques the Union wartime stance and questions leadership. The writer warns against deceit and urges the nation to unite behind the Republican campaign and Lincoln era policies with cautious optimism.
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Thomas Gilmour
Cardes
Homnouctural Society
Tuxyrische
Bartfard
Wray Prime
Adlivews
Trinity
Tay Seou Weenty
Truexe
Madea
Pneru Nios
Wee
Dion
Inala
Blame
New York Daily Tribune
Horace Greeley
Trearmann
Mem
Disraeli
Makrg
House of Commas
St. Louis, Terre Heute
Faultlew
Anii
America
Secret Service Bureau
National Academy of Sciences
Joseph Henry
Tir
Tyndall
Trinity College
Connecticut
Department of Justice
Treasury
Court of Claims
Union Pacific Railroad
United States
Supreme Court
Republic
Tird
Dix
Mr. Roberts
Denton
Gen. Butler
Butler
Lancaster
Harry White
Daily Telegraph
Harrisburg
Cameron
Committee On Foreign Relations
Delano
Amith
Telegraph
Spotted Tail
Bin
Brattleboro
Col
Bink
Tate
James Fisk, Jr
Unie
Wellack'a
Ark Theater
Olympic Theater
Masonic Fraternity
San Francisco
Gralla
Kovingon Hall
Siew Cina Finker
Misa Exally Soldene
Lyceuia
Tiester
Pe Wouse
Iverson
Minabrela
Toa
Union Square Theater
Mir, Rankin
Public Opinion
A Morton
Ianaie
Syracuse Journal
Adan. Rep
Vale of
Aoian
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