Notable double bill at Grand Opera House features Haworth in two roles
The Grand Opera House hosted a two act program with Joseph Haworth in A Man of the World and Aunt Jack. Critics praised Miss Paget yet found Aunt Jack thin and weak in humor and staging. The report notes strong company performances and hints at Mary Anderson’s retirement from the stage.
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Grand Opera House
Joseph Haworth
Mr. Haworth
Aunt Jack
Blue
Baworth
Jack
New York
London
Sam Weller
Court of Justice
Court Room
Suerroom
Nndon
Fashionable Wedding and Cultural Night in Pittsburgh
Observers describe a green and white wedding with pale blue alternatives, noting elaborate attire and a bewitching ceremony. After the service, guests attend theatre parties, the Duquesne Clubhouse, and a Carnegie Library gallery visit featuring Veremechagin works, amid social attention to Mrs Kendal and Mr Kendal.
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Ome
Maid of Honor
Dinne
Duquesne
Carnegie Library
Anniversary receptions and social events in Pittsburgh area
A string of social gatherings from January celebrate anniversaries and parties in Allegheny and Pittsburgh. Notables include a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Welbling with roses and fruitcake favors, a Smithfield Club reception on February 6 with music by Prof. Guenther, and numerous surprise, tiddledy-winks, and euchre gatherings hosted by local families, clubs, and residents.
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Wiliam Welbling
Gernert
Smithfield
Prof. Guenther
T. A. Dunn
J. A. Mahan
Walter G. Herr
Albert Hillen Armstrong
Horace L. Lowry
Charles H. Carnahan
Leland
John E. Kennedy
Henry Taylor
Oskinnd
Catharine Exebleau
Boquetetree
Eichleau
W.J. Hague
Stayier Street
Brushton
Cards
Peck
National G A R Encampment in Detroit Faces Funding Turmoil
Reports from Lans ing Michigan reveal Detroit planners struggle to raise 100000 dollars for the national encampment. Governor Winans opposes a state stretch and a 50000 dollar legislative appropriation, risking the event without city and private support. A Michigan Department Commander letter urges faith in state aid.
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G. A. ER
Detroit
Winans
Grand Army
Dispatch
State of
Michigan
Henry M. Duffield
Mrs Dippold Attends Mardi Gras in New Orleans
Mrs F Dippold of Osborne station left last week for New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras. The trip was hosted by relatives in Baltimore with entertainment arranged by Herman Stern and associates in Allegheny.
Old Thirteenth Three Months' Men formed by Civil War survivors
Surviving members of the Thirteenth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers plan a society to revive memories of the 1861 enlistment. The group will be called The Old Thirteenth Three Months' Men, with Harrisburg mustered comrades from April 17 1861. A general meeting at the Central Hotel January 11 will select officers and complete the organization. Comrades seek information from W. F. Turner at the Central Hotel.
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Jim" Lowe
Gettysburg
Post 117
Long
McPherson
East End
Etbe
Penn Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Post
Post 206
Arthur Street
Florence Hall
X. 8. Rees
Lambie
H. B. Bengoudh
Bérnard Coll
Charles Grantz
John N. Taylor
W. R. Ford
George T. McCord
A. M. Kennedy
John Harvey
Chartiers
J. W. McCreedy
T. E. Ma
L. H. Water
Daniel Bowman
William Snyder
Reese Evans
Edward Fisurr
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Department
Shamokin
J. Fletcher Conrad
Robert B. Wallace
W. E. Redheffer
Order of the Loyal
DeranTugent Ccomman
Denniston
John W. Moreland
M. Head
Gustonville
Hart
California
Monongahela City
Behm
Seward House
Merchants
White Ball
Franklin House
Thirteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Central Hotel
W. F. Turner
Wanted addresses of Civil War veterans and families
The notice seeks addresses for Eugene M Smyser late Surgeon Forty eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers via Comrade Edward Mets of Post 146 Shenandoah. members of Company KE Eighty first Pennsylvania Volunteers via Comrade Francis Lisele of Post 00 Dept of New Jersey Patterson N J. widow or children of William Donnelly private First Pennsylvania Reserves via Comrade L Eisenhower of Post 201 Carlisle Pa. officers or members of Company G Forty ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers via Comrade James Herald of Post 3 Dept of New Jersey Madison Street Paterson N J. survivors of Fortieth New York Mozart Regiment via Comrade Joseph W Clymer of Post 60 255 Perot Street Philadelphia.
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Eugene M. Smyser
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Edward Mets
Shenandoah
Francis Lisele
Department of New Jersey
Paillipsvare
N. J
William Donnelly
Flrst
Pennsylvania Reserves
L. 8
Eisenhower
Carlisle
Comany G
Forty-ninth
James Herald
Madison Street
Paterson
Fortieth
New York
Mozart Regiment
Joseph W. Clymer
Perot Street
Philadelphia
Sharp contest to elect Department Commander in the state
Post 2 backs General John P. Taylor for Department Commander while Boyer supporters claim an inside track. A close Taylor ally says over 15 delegates have pledged to back the cavalry candidate and the interior of the state will be solid for him. Captain and ex Major William D. Stauffer of the Union Veteran Legion is noted as a top qualified candidate for the post.
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Philadelphia
Post
John P. Taylor
Boyer
Taylor
William D. Stauffer
Union Veteran Legion
Grand Army Birthday Celebrations Planned Across Posts
The Grand Army marks its 2nd birthday in April with nationwide observances. Illinois Decatur posts prepare a special service as the birthplace of the organization. Post 3 forms a committee, Post 259 authorizes a joint commemoration plan, and Posts 68 126 and 102 plan a joint event in Allegheny at the remodeled Cyclorama hall.
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Grand Army
Department of Illinois
Decatur
Post 3
Old City
Allegheny
Camp 88 and Camp 127 Exchange Moments at McKresort
Camp 4 plans to rise in rank this year as Camp 88 details a visit to McKresort, Camp 127 entertains them, and Camp 23 officers are installed by Camp 88 from Manafield. Capt Emr Rebele of Camp 5 offers prizes for new recruits, prompting a expected recruitment boom.
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Papas Nanely
Lievrexast Cotove
H. M. Bercam
Manafield
Emr Rebele
Prises
Bhornrn Henry WaAryexe
A. P. Davis
Davis Camp
Brother W
Lapres
Scciety No. 6
Martha Washinton
Old City Hall
Foulk
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Rebele
Mra. A. P. Davis
Tur
George A Camp 2
Keller
N Patterson Offers Plant Decor and Favors
N Patterson at 41 Sixth Avenue opposite Trinity provides plant decorations, luncheon and dinner novelties, German favors, loose carry bunches, and corsage bouquets for events.
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N. Patterson
Trinity
Grand Army Small Shot On Post 2575 Meeting
The report notes a MASTER on the programme for Post 2575 next meeting and District Commander Denton will travel East this week. Commander JonN Graf of Post 68 is reportedly lying or laid low amid unclear circumstances.
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Grand Army
Denton
Commans
Jonn Graf
Andersons Promotes Quality Suitings On Smithfield Street
Prof J T Little rt opticia monestly located with Biggs S Cone ers Smithfield and Sixth avenue. Consultation free. Stylish Suitings. Overcoat and trouser material of the best quality at Andersons 700 Smithfield street. Cutting and fitting the very best.
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J. T. Little
Rt Opticia
Biggs
Coneers
Smithfield
Sixth Avenue
Andersons
Smithfield Street
A Midnight Bell at Duquesne Theater This Week
The Duquesne Theater presents Charles E Hoyts A Midnight Bell with the original New York company. George Richards stars as the weacon and Eugene Canfield plays Martin Tripp in a comedy noted for its mix of merriment and homely pathos. The engagement runs all week with a Wednesday family matinee at popular prices.
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Duquesne Theater
Charles E. Hoyt
New York Company
Metropolia
George Richards
Weacon
Eugene Canfield
Martin Tripp
Joe Emmet at Bijou in Uncle Joe Fritz in a Mad House
Joe Emmet stars in Uncle Joe or Fritz in a Mad House at the Bijou tomorrow night set in Australia near Melbourne with boarding house lunatic asylum scenes. Emmet’s familiar home sentiments and new songs and dances highlight the performance while Kendal and Frohman troupe present The Ironmaster Scrap of Paper Queen's Shilling next week with seat sales starting Tuesday morning.
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Joe Emmet
Bijou
Uncle Joe
Fritz
Emmet
Australia
Melbourne
Batchelor's
Frits
Irif
Max
Mra. Kendal
Lily Clay Burlesque Company Returns to Harry Williams House
The Lily Clay Colossal Burlesque Company brings a large, skilled troupe to Harry Williams' venue this week. The cast includes the Mirandi Sisters, Emma Warde, Marie Clarke, and 49 ensemble women. Audiences will see new acts and lavish scenic effects with routines such as The Pearls of the Orient and burlesque items Robin Hoon and Anthony and Cleopatra.
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Lily Clay Colossal
Harry Williams
Mirandi Sisters
Emma Warde
Marie Clarke
Robin Hoon
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Paris Rooster Orchestra Comes to Fifth Avenue Museum
Months after shocking Paris, seven real roosters trained to play stringed instruments will perform at Davis's Fifth Avenue Museum. The troupe, valued at 70 000 dollars, wears dress suits and delivers encores by crowing. Also featuring the Brilliant Quartet, Irish duo Osborne and Shoussean, and other acts for a week at the curio hall and theaterium.
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Paris
America
Davis
Fifth Avenue Museum
Shanghai
Curio Hall
Theaterium
Charles and
Maud Osborne
Haglish
Edward Foster
Isabel Sboussean
Germany
Bowers
Hazelton
J. W.mcandrews
Novel Variety Week At The Popular House
The programme at this popular house is thoroughly changed with novelty on all sides. Barney Baldwin, claiming to be the only man living with a broken neck, explains his condition. Admiral Dot the dwarf. Charles Trip armless, using feet as hands. Janes Maurice elastic skin. Tex Hender the cowboy fiddler. Elliot's Johny Voyagers perform in the theater with a brilliant act. All curiosities and performances cost 10 cents.
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Barney Baldwin
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
Admiral Dot
Charles Trip
Janes Maurice
Tex Hender
Elliot
Daniel Boone Drama With Shawnee Tribe Heads This Week
An elegant historical production by Harris Huntton and Dean presenting Daniel Boone features clever actors and trained horses. A band of Shawnee Indians will participate, enhanced by extensive scenery. The note mentions other theater items including The Hustler and an upcoming London Savoy opera niche.
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Harris, Huntton and
Dean
Daniel Boone
Gossip of the Guards and Military Notes in New York
GOSSIP OF THE GUARDS reports Coliprt Noustan M Smith on a New York business trip. An election in McKeesport to fill Lt John Jaycez’s vacancy is set for Saturday January 24 and will be run by Captain Willam Awl. Colonel Perchment orders more regular drills as Fourteenth Regiment activity rises and attendance improves. Dr Foster of the Fourteenth lies seriously ill at home from pneumonia, a key hustler for the regiment. Several local Guard members will attend the Inauguration next Tuesday as spectators.
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Crane
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Mary Anderson
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Auiet
Ale
Barribie
Veremechagin
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Robert Williard
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Hopune
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William Wiseman
Lafayette
Post 200
D. A. Jones
T. OC. Cannoun
O. L
Tommy Terrank
O. G
Wiseman
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Hawkins
Mary E. Humbert
Ersman
Carrie V. Sherriff
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