Monday Evening at the Bicycle Club House Event
An informal Monday evening program at the Bicycle Club House features F Hopkinton Smith reading selections from noted works. Tickets sold well with ample seating in the large hall. A reception closes the program with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hopkinton Smith
Colonel Carter
Cartereville
Tom Grogat
Laquerre’s
Mre
Storrx
Mra
B. E. Watson
Miss Richmond
Cato Dickson
Frances Hunt
Tal
Local Movements and Returns Reported Across Town
Nettittone in Bouton and J H Brooks return from New York while Mrs Farr comes back from Morrisburg. Mra J 16 Cole visits Elmira and Misa Kanu Lewis resumes school in Bloomeburg. James Byrderson injured again. Archbald sisters visit Poughkeepsie. Mrs Auer on Harrison Avenue suffers a grip. Pendletons of Car-—.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. (. Nettittone
Bouton
J. HW. Brooks
New York
John BR. Farr
Morrisbureg
Cole
Booth Main Avenue
Elmira
Misa Kanu Lewis
Bloomebureg
James Byrderson
Wevere Hiness
Archbald
Poughkeepsie
Charles L. Auer
Being the governor's wife a lively portrait from Harrisburg
A raconteur recalls Mrs. Stone as governor Darrow’s wife, noting her youthfulness and charm in the executive mansion. The piece paints her appearance at inaugural events, her attire, and the social tension of politicking around the stately rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartisburg
Dan
Mia
Hastings
Feeste
Duby Sarah
Jaqbel Stone
Mrs. Stone
Plays and Players in New York and Europe Stages
A long discussion on stage life notes Eugene and Bramwell’s company plans plus prominent singers and teachers. It covers Madame Marchesi’s famed school, her pupils Emma Calve and Emma Eames, and her methods. Blanche Marchei, daughter, slated for an American debut this month in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Willale
Gqinltts
Waliek'n Theater
New York
Amda
New York Dramatic Mirror
George Wilson
Proctor’s Theater
Wilson King
Proctor
Wilson
Primrome
West
Vaudayvilla
Madaimne Marcheri
Markayeve
Paris
Frankfort-on-de-Marin
Germany
Manuel Garcia
Jonny Lind
London
England
Frankfort
Balvatore de Castrone
Signor Marecell
Berlin
Barber of
Beville
Londoy
Florencs
Vienna
Madame Marchael
Conservatory
Conservatoire
Aber
Madame Maurches
Madame Marches
Parke
Brent Conservatoire
Jenye Paris
Threce
Conservatory of Colonge
Germaany
Madame Mareheal
Cologne
Netien
Viena
Austria
Saxe Weimar
Salntecella Society
Volew
Grand Opera
Rubenstein
Marchesi
Madame Marchesi
Madame Melha
Wuamne Murchesi
Imma Eames
Fio
Madame Murchesi
Tyrie
Elue Jouffroy
Madame Marchess
IMM Stening
Madame Marchesl
Potti
Madame Muarehesi
Blanche Mareheel
Social page notes from Governor Stone's reception crowd
A detailed account of attendees at the governor's reception, describing outfits and interactions. Notable figures include Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Gobin, Mrs. Elkin, Mr. Hickling, and Governor Stone's son-in-law. The piece highlights fashion, cordial greetings, and planned future events involving the official family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftone
Littleendel
Weirs
Hickling
John P. Elkin
Gobin
Minner
Goblin
Florida
William Connell
Foyvanton
John RR. Rare
Pale
Stone
Suucy Bess
Honest living costs govern your business success in labor
The text urges strict personal economy and integrity, warning that overspending beyond income undermines any business venture whether earning wages or pursuing an income of 500.08 dollars annually. It emphasizes honesty, industriousness, and adherence to a life rule to avoid financial failure.
The Way He Went In
The cartoonish exchange shows O'Brien calling for Harney to help as Pat sinks into mortar up to his ankles. MiGeore jokes that if only ankles are underwater he can walk out, while O'Brien laments the danger and peril in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Murther Aloive
Harney
Pat
MiGeore
Henl Firat
Quick Work Nothing to Lose in Pitlabure Press Quote
A fragmentary line from Pitlabure Press discusses gender power dynamics. The quote suggests women and men both take, and questions balance in relationships. The text lacks full context or identifiable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitlabure Press
Spanish Honor Wounded in Citizen-Off Course
A garbled World Herald report notes a dispute labeled as a Spanish honor issue with a citizen-off course. It mentions a first citizen offering to serve a kick, a kick in response, and refusal to pay, all in a chaotic transcription with unclear names or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World- Herald
Theatrical Riff Echoes Through Time and Space
The piece reads like a fragmented theatrical meditation. It references a singer, a charlatan, and a narrator guiding the audience through shifting realities amid a charged atmosphere. The prose hints at performance, fate, and the pull of time.
Paine's celery compound praised by physicians in 1800s ads
In a Chicago dated notice, Dr Andrew Tandgren extols Paine's celery compound for general debility and liver complaints. He argues it is a legitimate non patent remedy developed by renowned Prof Edward E Phelps and recommended by progressive physicians for restoring energy, blood, nerves, appetite, digestion, and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Paine
Andrew LL
Tandgren
Ablett
America
Hest
Dartmouth
Department of
Public Fe
Edward EE. Phelps
Diine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. A. ©. Blackinton
Cornelia Galpin
Mr. Blackinton
Yale
Benjamin Dimmick
Mine MaCurdy
Miss Hayes
Mir
Westen
Anna van Nort
Clare Dittenhoefer
Bernard Longs
Wilbert-Barre
Sherry’s
Miss Atlee Dittentaefer
Mewre Edwapl E Sliven
EL Sharpe
M. Gewikin
Bhverimion
Pheadrone Well
le Dibbenheefer
Sonnehern
A. Loni
Mir Pingsen- Port
Thin City
Messrs
H. W. Kingsbury
P. Simpson
D. B. Atherton
Juniones Banderson
Mr. Dixie
Brent
Lena Slesenberger
Penn Avenue
Nellie “Orran
Sigsenberger
Connor
Hetzel
Hage
Houck
Herman
Thomas
Day
Curran
Emma
Hortense
Sissenberger
Hermann
Messrs. Frutchey
Trainor
Owens
Gus Welnss
F. Weings
Whitford
Coons
McLaughlin
McHugh
Francis
Peters
Quinnan
Hondale
Henry N. Atherton
A. A. Vonburg
Wilkes-Harre
J. Marcy Fisherwas
Merrleburg
Philadelphia
Charles Gates
Carbondale
West Side
OM. Beldleran
Bookminute
City
C. G. Roland
I Vlilt
Elizabeth Meredith
Beldieman
Mee & A. Goodenmieh
Sinuator Vaughan
John Behener
Dr. Humphreys
Humphreys
Med. Co
Will John Sts
Conpréseman Graham
Hustinge
Denry Miller
Lilwort
Drew
Enterprise
Nadds Sith
Intel
Ineludine
Burenio Sirventinn
Boivin Koxea
Bos
Naplow
Marshall Mowre
United States
Andrew Rohneider
Carnegie Hall
Mune
Gudski
Emilio de Gonorta
Mr. Schneider
Mme. Bendrich
Bramford
Qonn
Mississippi
Ohio
Mayelheal
Browe
Russell Sage
J. Alfred Pennington
Berenton Conservatory
Muse
Orginiat
Mim Park Church
Saturday Tribune
Murle
Iret
Tribune
Peary
Fennington
Thor
Jet
Calia
Abel
Warshington
Lonsdale
F.aenes Sa Oda
Lde, Te
Oes Lsc
Atlantic P
P. C
Ise
Luce
Lge
Cloak Department
Linen Department
Turkey
Shaw
Shaw's
Mears & Hagen
Lackawanna Avenue
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