Manta Stock Season Trails Western Tour of Players
The Netudraay company plans a western tour with Hono Nit and Manila. Veteran actor Wallace Shaty 8 describes early Marsh Juvenile troupe days with Marie Bates Bob Gra vain and Louis Aldrich. Manila engagements last two ten years with trips to China Japan and India.
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Manta
Netudraay+ company
America
Manila
Wallace Shaty
Xplaing
Marsh
Marie Bates
Bob’ Gravain
Louis ‘Aldrich
Louis Aldrich
China
Japan
India
Mrs Carter stars in Du Barry to end New York run
The finest theatrical production, Du Barry, starring Mrs Leslie Carter, has run in New York for nearly a year. The management laments sending the company on road engagements as her performance reveals a talent that astonishes even the most seasoned observers.
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du Barry
Leslie Carter
Wew
York
Tis
Carter
Minstrels and management letters mix with cautionary praise
A fragmented report describes a show featuring Dr Wal lace Skidmore funding travel for performers and a standard repertoire. It notes Pittsburg minstrels, a Wheiam West memorial caption, and reflections on reincarnation, actor worship, and gendered audience perceptions in a torn, unclear passage.
Acting Couple Signatures Raise Theatrical Mystery
The fragment notes hints of signatures by Sothern and Harned in a Virginia setting. It mentions Mrs Rothery and a mislaid book found in Sothern’s apartments, with experts interpreting a line as a clue. The piece hints at confusion over authorship and signature styles.
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Virginia
Harned Sothern
M. Fal Sothayn
Permayahip
Mistale
Mr. Sothern
Shinie
Mrs. Rothery
Famine reported severe in Sweden and Finland
Severe famine spreads in Sweden and Finland with relief shipments from Sweden and the United States. A Chicago committee sent 2000 dollars to Stockholm while aims seek 260000 dollars from the U S The crisis affects hundreds of thousands including Finland and Swedish peasants suffering hunger and starvation risk due to unseasonable rains and frosts threatening livestock and forcing bark bread as relief.
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Sulfareras
Sweden
United States
Chicago
Central Committee
Stockholm
Siweden
Finland
St. Petarabure
Baltic
Death of Spanish statesman Sagasta at 75 in Madrid
Senor Praxedes Mateo Sagasta former premier of Spain died in Madrid on January 6 at age 75. Born July 24, 1827 at Torreilla de Cameros Logrono he began as a civil engineer before entering politics. He played a key role in the 1866 insurrection and later led journalism and government during Spain’s turbulent late 19th century.
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Sagasta
Senor Praxedes
Mateo Sagasta
Spain
Madrid
Praxedes Maten
Torreilla de Cameras
Logrono
Mstory
Senor Sagista
France
Annesty
Ele
Lalboria
Senor Sagasta
Isabella
Etire
Senor’ Canovas
Cuba
Weyler
Bishop of Winchester Likely to Head English Church
Right Rev Randall Thomas David, named as probable candidate for Canterbury, is bishop of Winchester since 1895. Born in Edinburgh in 1848 he was curate at Dartford in 1874 and became honorary chaplain to Queen Victoria in 1881 before serving as bishop of Rochester in 1891.
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Winchester
Randall Thomas Davidson
Mos
Canterbury
All England
Edinburgh
Dartford
Rochester
English aeronaut Col Templer survives 20000 foot balloon fall
London Telegraph recalls Col Templer a famed army balloonist who survived being carried senseless to above 20000 feet after a gust tore away his companion and severed ropes. His car dangled on ironwork above a gasometer as he endured pain and blood before awakening near earth. He remains active after the harrowing incident.
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Templer
South Africa
Col. Templer
London Telegraph
Useful Device for the Gardener Planter Description
The planter is described as a device for planting. It resembles curling tongs that form a hollow tube when closed and taper to a point. A plant is inserted into the tube and then pushed into the ground. The device opens by releasing the handle leaving the plant in place.
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Palriof Scissora
Dubois Senator Reelection Hints Stirane Clues
A fragment mentions Senator Duboi with hints of reelection, suggesting political maneuvering and timing. The note emphasizes possible campaign considerations and local reaction without detailing policies or outcomes.
Congress Deliberates on Trust Regulation and Navy Reform
In Washington Senate debate centers on Senator Hoars trust regulation bill and its bipartisan reception. Senator Vest attacks the Dingley law as coal shortages prompt calls for relief. House passes general staff bill for army and advances other measures while Militia and statehood questions loom. A later ledger notes university segregation at Chicago amid student demonstrations.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar
Congress
Vest
Committee On Finance
Tir
Party
Dingley
House
Mallory
Florida
Baveridge
Oklahoma
Quay
Arizona
New Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
United States
West
Finance Committee
Aldrich
Veet
Vast
Philadelphia Bulletin
Hole
Wouse
Rugsell
Texas
Chicago
University of Chicago
ABC
Congressional Debate Over Civil War Bills Cited
The debate highlighted that since the Civil War Congress passed 10 000 special bills with over 1 000 in the first session of the current Congress. Lacy argued many cases before Congress fall outside general pension relief. He said 10 000 bills in forty years show care and discrimination by Congress.
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Congress
Lacy
Gold Ore Found Again in Gladiator Mine
Word reached Deadwood on January 16 that a rich coarse gold ore body has been struck on Gladiator Mining Company property. The Gladiator, based in Des Moines, operates large, successful mines in the Black Hills and has opened up a major high grade sylvanite ore body.
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Deadwood
Gladiator Mining Company
Gladiator
Des Moines Company
Black Hills
Train of Coal Stopped as Arcola Citizens Seize Load
In Arcola Illinois a coal famine ends when a ten car Illinois Central train bound for Chicago is halted by a crowd of several hundred. Clergy bankers and a policeman helped confiscate the coal and a local official offered money for the coal but the train remained blocked. A later note reports a Chicago appellate court upholding injunctions against eight boards of trade over market cornering.
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Arcola
St. Louis
Republic
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Central Company
St. “Ha
Presbyterian
Tree Methodist
Danks
S. L. Woodward
Electric Light Plant
Illiois
J. R. Veges
First National Bank
Jon
Yesterdaay
Chytraus
Paard of
White, Thornburn & Co
Board of Rade
Ttig
Fired at Chamberlain King Alfonso Narrowly Escaped
Madrid January 12 a man named Falto fired a pistol at a royal carriage during the procession. The shot wounded no one as the king leaned from the window but was quickly dragged back by the queen mother. The would‑be assassin was overpowered by the escort. In Washington a white mob in Boeuf River Louisiana threatened Charley Jackson a Negro mail carrier who faced possible death after a racial confrontation.
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Alfonso
Madrid
Mayla Christina
Man
Falto
Bunel
Hin
Depos
Washington
Payne
Boeufriver
Louisiana
Charley Jackson
Thaly
Roche
Postoffice
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Thestera
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Davideon
Tait On
Senator Duboi
Chamberlain
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