Anta Karenica among treats in New York stage line
Count Toistol’s mastermers Anta Karenica is highlighted in a New York presentation by Agrentext of Mustin authors. The cast features Virginia Harned in strong emotional roles, with mentions of Joseph Mallard Mivtork and Hove few Maou in supporting capacities amid a vast, dramatic profile.
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Count Toistol
Anta Karenica
Ayattor Coor
New York
Virginia Harned
Swhone
Hosephi Mallard
Khede
Adhulei
Denver
Hove
Temperance clash reported with Chicago saloon scenes
A Fortnight briefing describes frequent disturbances in saloons and on streets tied to Sunday drinking. Reports recount confrontations, arrests, and a pattern of alcohol-fuelled violence, with opinions from temperance advocates and officials, and notes of a German church sermon opposing saloon culture.
Sermon on Social Betterment and Saloon Reform
A preacher attacks saloon spending, suggesting funds be shifted to a library and factory to aid reading and employment. He cites a cost of 10,000 yearly to run Londonville saloons and notes a parish audience voting split with many in favor of a reform ballot. The crowded church records spirited expression from opponents and supporters.
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Thotine T Yron
Fife Facole
Tany
Londonville
Epehker
Schauboak
Spain
Flower Cure for Insanity Reported in New York Asylum
Reports from a New York city asylum describe using common flowers in experiments to aid mentally ill patients. Flowers from the facility gardens are said to calm some individuals more effectively than opiates or restraint. Color and blossom variety appear influential, though no specific flower is prescribed for particular conditions.
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New York
Lions Before Consumption in Atlanta Ring
Roge Reynolds, animal trainer at George Rollins’ wild animal show in Atlanta, sustained severe leg wounds after a lion, Louis, attacked during a performance. Reynolds, a tall blonde about 30, spoke of preferring death by a beast to consumption and described the incident as audience members watched a staged program unaware of the injuries.
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Atlanta
Roge Reynolds
Cainer
George Rollins
Miss Reynolds
Meng
Too Lazy to Sign Name at New York Hotel
Col Weacock of Hoffman House notes a guest, a Philadelphia silk house drummer named Samuel P. Gillot Elliott, whose signature evolves from full flourish to abbreviated forms over ten years. He arrives last week and signs a slurred “8, Elliott” in a hallucinatory display, prompting derisive remarks about laziness.
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Col. Weacock
Hoffman House
New York
Philadelphia
Samal Parker Sedgewick Eltott
Samuel PG
Flore
Germany Masks Industry Sees Expanding Trade to U S
Consul TH Norton of Chemnitz reports a large German mask industry catering to carnival and merrymaking. Central Germany hosts several firms producing pasteboard and gown masks with silk and wire accents. Firms employ artisans, continually introducing novelties, bolstering a growing foreign demand, especially in the United States.
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Germany
TH. Norton
Chemnita
Hermoanyhare
United Staten Tne
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Joseph B. Mundock
Castor
SS Alcomol
Simpie
Iingue Stammationiet
PacSimile
Bears
Castoria
W.C. T. U. Coiaimn
Francis Willard W. C
Christman
Mt. Vernon Repubican
Crowlie
Sim
Garton
Trion of
Temperance
Chicago
Mah Wewly
Mic Hols
Heefty
Ffrtr
John
Foland
Toudonvilla
Shreve
Toudonville
German Lutheran Church
Schaub
Tondonville
Loudonville
Storkmen
Chase. Gompa
Justice of the Peace
South Mein St
Haberman’s
Telephone L
Fred W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
E. Burris West Center Street
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Marion Provision Co
E. Center
Stove Coa
Chestnee, Coal
Tschanem Bros
Ammann
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