Light From a Newsboy: Tommy Dean’s Earnest Path to Help Kin
The 11 year old English immigrant Tommy Dean sells papers on city streets in all weather and saves his earnings to aid relatives in England. He sends money home as soon as he can, repays helpers with steady installments, and earns praise from lawyers and neighbors for his prudent, self reliant conduct. His daily take ranges from 75 cents to $1.50, and observers predict a prosperous future as a business owner.
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Tommy Dean
Licur
Tommy
LKHT
Stree
Dean
England
America
Christmas Tree and Cantata at First Presbyterian Church
A Christmas celebration at First Presbyterian Church featured a crowded auditorium, choral readings, and solos by Ada Hockett, Ina Lemman, and Miss Fannie Newton. The event culminated with the removal of the tree’s gifts as attendees departed, leaving hope for another similar celebration.
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First Presbyterian Church
Santa Claus
Ada Hockett
Yule Log
Belfry
Ina Lemman
Fannie Newton
Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music
Angels
Molle
Neilson
Newton
Stopped in Time on St Marys Street
An elderly man walking along St Marys Street with a money bag neared banks close but did not notice a silent Mexican following. The pursuer, unseen, readied to grab the man’s money as a nearby observer prepared to strike the offender down, then slipped away in a murmur of curses.
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St. Mary’s Street
Julius Cesar at Turner Hall Excites Crowd With Warde as Antony
Review notes Frederick Warde’s strong portrayal of Marc Antony in Julius Caesar at Turner Hall. Critics praise his demagogue rhetoric and patriotic appeal, while predicting the troupe’s stay will be popular and profitable. Tonight’s program features Brutus, or the Fall of Tarquin, then Katherine and Petruchio.
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Turner Hall
Julius Cesar
Frederick Warde
Marc Antony
Shakespeare
Cincinnati Exposition
Warde
Casar
Brutus
Cesar
Tarquin
Katherine
Petruchio
San Antonio
John J. Collins
Julius Casar
John Howard Payne
Prue
Hakespeare
Bosworth Field
Ingomar
Bulwer
Richelieu
Rische's
Those Who Followed Jose Penaloza to His Resting Place
Among those who followed Jose Penaloza to his last resting place were Major Dwyer, Bryan Callaghen, Mr. Baldus the District Clerk, among others at the ceremonies.
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Jose Penaloza
Major Dwyer
Bryan Callaghen
Mr. Baldus
Elk Lodge Elects Officers At Regular Meeting
At Elk Lodge No 35 Knights of Pythias regular meeting last evening officers for the new term were chosen led by W W Herron as Chancellor Commander and J S Ramsay as Vice Chancellor with John L Ward Prelate and George R Dashiell Keeper of Records among others. A Trinity Church Christmas Tree event drew a large crowd with children and adults receiving gifts and a Joy to the World finale led by Rev Falkinburg. Jose Maria Penalosa was laid to rest after a 40 carriage funeral cortege with Knights of Pythias aiding in the rites and Dr Neil delivering the sermon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Auditorum
Neil
Knights of Pythias
Elk Lodge No. 35
W. W. Herron
J. S. Ramsay
John L. Ward
L. M. Michael
Thomas B. Johnson
George R. Dashiell
Herman Loebnitz
W. B Smith
Grand Lodge
T. W. Maullaly
C. H. Clifford
N. M. Smith
Trinity Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Book Concern
Rev
Falkinburg
Jose Maria Penalosa
Baron Seeman Mysteries Astound Crowds at Merchants Opera House
Crowds flock to the Merchants Opera House to witness Baron Seeman and his mysterious feats. The show includes transforming cotton into pigeons and turning handkerchiefs into umbrella covers, all performed before the audience. The act culminates with Miss Mane raised in midair without visible support, as Seeman mesmerizes and moves her in different poses. The spectacle leaves spectators puzzled, with no evident solution.
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Electra
Seeman
Miss Mane
Irish American mischief and O'Donnell case discussed
The New York Tribune notes limited vindication for Irish American agitators after the Carey slaying. General Pryor’s defense gained little, as O'Donnell’s own counsel blocked gains. A Glasgow dynamiter verdict is cited as dampening sentiment against the Irish patriots in America for now.
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New York Tribune
O’donnell
Pryor
England
Carey
O'Donnell
Glasgow
America
Saline Widower Relives Life and Marriage Woes
A Saline widower named Mr. Stoner recalls 64 years at water and shore, as he details hunting and fishing, duck decoys, and a marriage he jokes never improved his understanding. He jokes about spousal patience, daily routines, and goblin courtships observed in the woods.
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Mr. Stoner
For Rent Notice Along Flores to San Pedro Avenues
Fragmentary rental ad reads For Rent between Flores and San Pedro avenues. The legible portion mentions applying and prices, with unclear dates or contact details.
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Flores
Saa Pedro Avenue
Funeral of Mrs General Rosencrans Amid Washington Roster
The funeral service for Mrs General Rosencrans was held at St. Aloysius with a requiem Mass. Congress members attended with families. the casket bore flowers and was later placed in a Mount Olivet vault in Pittsburg.
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Reapine
Congress
Washington
New York
Stephen B. French
San Francisco
Frederick C. Burchard
Hill-Sharon
Miss Hill
Sheridan
Pope
Charles McComas
San Carlos
Morrison
Henry Talbot, Jr
Illinois
Ways and Means
London
Birkenhead
Barrack Street
County Tyrone
Ireland
Great Western Railway
Axminster
John N. Irwin
Idaho Territory
United States
Columbia College
Carter
Williams
Rosencrans
St. Aloysius Church
Father Busam
John J. Miller
Philip H. Sheridan
J. R. Glasscock
Horatio J. Wright
John S. Barber
G. C. Griffin
N. J. Hunt
Thomas W. Bradley
Mount Olivet
Pittssurg
F. C. Breckenridge
Nutt
Dukes
Lizzie Nutt
Breckenridge
Young Nutt
N. W. Fitzgerald
Cohn & Sons
C. W. Grant
Fitzgerald
Charles T. Murray
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
H. V. Boynton
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
H. H. Fulton
Indianapolis
A. A. Lipscomb
Indiana
Newcomb, Olson & Co
Fulton
General Grant
Frederick Grant
Grant
Galveston Deep Water Plan Hailed by Captain Eads
Mayor Fulton received Captain Eads's reply on deep water at Galveston's port. Eads notes no current plan meets needs and urges jetties four and a half miles away. He predicts 20 feet within two years with dredging, reaching 30 to 35 or 40 feet over time, contingent on tidal action and local initiative.
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Galveston
Fulton
Eads
Gulf
Agen
Congress
Who the Free Traders Are From a Speech by Prince Bismark
Prince Bismark argues against Free Traders calling them doctrinaries and closet men including doctors clergymen and lawyers who know little of public affairs. He says they follow scholars who push impracticable theories and mock those who ask irrelevant questions.
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Prince Bismark
What Ought to be Done in Hard Times
In hard times people with small means should economize and stretch income. Pay cash for all supplies to secure lowest prices and avoid ticking purchases. Those with secure incomes may not need thrift, but prudent spending avoids jeopardizing future prospects. even modest households can improve homes or buy useful commodities.
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Springfield
Ohio
Gett
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Commerce Street
J.H. Marquart
Crescent City Boot and Shoe Manufactory
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Mason
Tuan Cardenas
Antonio Rivas
Alexes Perez
Lino Sanchez
Fred Cocke
Leo Tarleton
G. Dashiell
J. Cassiano
Dr. Graves
Rosenheimer
Jay Minter
Thad Smith
C. Wurzbach
McCall
Ed. Braden
Shardein and Hughes
Mr. Locke
Telegraphic
General Rosencrans
Galveston Harbor
Turner Opera Hall
MR. Frederick Ward
Gregory & Co
China Hall
Ehibited
Houston Street
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