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Wadsworth Dispatch

Location

Wadsworth, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1894

Page

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Chronology of early 19th century constitutional shifts

Timeline from 1806 to 1824 cites events across Europe and the Americas. Notable items include Napoleon-aligned princes in the Holy Roman Empire, Britain’s slave trade ban, Sweden and Norway political unions, Spain’s Cortes, Portuguese junta, Peru independence, Missouri compromise, Central American constitutions, Greece Argos assembly, Mexico Federal Constitution, and Brazil parliamentary rule. St. Louis Globe-Democrat provides the summary.

Ratisbon Sweden Congress Germania Confederation Frankfort United States Portugal Peru National Congress Missouri Guatemala San Salvador Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Spain Mexican Confederation Grand National Congress Greece Argos Mexico Federal Congress Brazil St. Louis Globe- Democrat

Stage Glints and Theatre News Across Cities

A wide array of theatrical notes fills the page. A Man of No Importance joins stock. Warde lectures in New Orleans on Shakespeare. Stuart to write for Clara Morris. Nellie McHenry mulls reviving The Brook. A Bachelor's Divorce a three act comedy by Griffith. A Russian chorus excites Paris. Russell ends season in March then heads to Europe. Mrs Charles H Hoyt. Bernhardt may stage Wilde in America. Abbey may negotiate with Verdi for opera rights. G E Boys Street writes creepy overture for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Ethelbert Nevin travels to Algiers for health and ideas. Charlotte Thompson lives near Mobile. her son studies law. A pirate version of In Migronia known as The Blacksmiths Daughter plays in Seattle. Charleys Aunt performed there by pirates. Catharine Lewis returns to Daly's company as Maria in The Country Girl. James Lewis remains with the company amid rumored resignation.

Frederick Warde New Orleans Clinton Stuart Clara Morris Nellie McHenry B. C. Grifith Sol Smith Russell Marcel Brooklyn Europe Caroline Miskel Ruth Charles H. Hoyt Sarah Bernhardt Oscar Wilde Abbey Verdi Creepy G. E. Boys Street Dr. Jekyll Mr. Hyde Ethelbert Nevin Algiers Charlotte Thompson June Eyre Mobile Migronia Seattle Charley Catharine Lewis Daly's Maria James Lewis

Simkins Ends Visit With a Humorous Blind Asylum Comment

Mr Simkins spoke during a visit to the blind asylum and quipped that it would be rich to offer cup water or tea to blind men as they tried to drink. The remark drew laughter and Mrs Simkins called him a fool in light of the joke.

Simkins Fanny Mrs. Simkins

Respected New York Cleric Dr Paxton Resigns

The Rev John R Paxton pastor of West Presbyterian in New York resigns after a decade leading a congregation that included wealth prominent figures such as Jay Gould and Russell Sage His church known as the millionaires mosque to Leaven earned notoriety as a metropolis landmark

Parton New York John R. Paxton West Presbyterian Church Metropolis

Reverend John R Paxton a noted preacher resigns in midcare

The Rev John R Paxton, once famed for his powerful sermons to a large congregation, resigns as pastor after reports of declining sermon quality and waning pews. Paxton led West church since 1883 after six years at New York Avenue Presbyterian in Washington. He served in a Civil War regiment from Gettysburg and was ordained in 1871 at age 80.

John R. Paxton America Dr. Paxton West Church New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington Maryland

A New School of Journalism at University of Pennsylvania

Professor Joseph French Johnson begins a two year journalism course at the University of Pennsylvania. The program teaches public law and politics American history and government European history logic and ethics economics and social science plus statistics and indexing. It includes practical training in newspaper work outside the office.

Joseph French Johnson University of Pennsylvania Johnson

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John Lee Wadsworth, Nevada E. C. Sessions & Co Three Doors South First National Bank Reno, Nevada P. Russak & Co Reno Nevada G. Hoskins Reno, Nev A.D. Horman Wadsworth Verdi Mill Co Wasnor County O. Lonkey Pursment J. F. Condon Masacen Sxcartany QO. Lonway J. F. Convox C. C. Powxta East Lake Appnese Veupt Nevana Constitutional Government Russia Paris Wadsworth Hotel E. M. Sterling Herz's Rero JL Weler Ar Leces SC K.olinghouse Proprietor Wadsworth, Nev
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