Tree’s Opinion of the United States Tour
English traveler Deerboom Tree reflects on American cities Boston New York and Chicago praising hospitality and noting little prejudice toward foreigners He comments on American manners drama and comedy and discusses the new woman and women in public life He recounts a Dinner with editor Larry Godkin and praises American newspaper culture and the American woman Mrs Tree joins in with compliments toward American hospitality and women.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
England
London
Annie
Valo
Sam
Hamlet
Wagner
Times
Abbey’s Theater
Post
Larry Godkin
The
Mr. Tree
America
Swift Harry Maddox On Track For Record Mile In Denver And Beyond
Rising class B star Harry Maddox of Asbury Park dominates the season with 16 firsts, 7 seconds, and 3 thirds on a Mexico tour. He set a Denver mile record of 2 minutes 10 and 15 seconds, lowered five records in Texas, and plans standout fall training and early national circuit competition.
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Denver
Harry Maddox
Asbury Park
Maddox
Callahan, Brown, Levy
Nicolett
Leonert
Mexico
Texas
Booming the L A W at Miinois division meeting
At the last Miinois division meeting officers awarded prizes for membership applications submitted by riders already in the league. Each member sending in 100 or more names will receive a $100 wheel, and the top scorer by June 1, 1896, will win a tandem bicycle.
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Miinois Division
Sardou Builds Plays in Mechanical Fashion
Fanny Davenport met Sardou at Marly near Paris last summer. She asked how he writes plays and he replied he does not write them but pays them. He likened playwrights to engineers and said he prefers a broad minded engineer to an exclusive literary man.
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Sardou
Fanny Davenport
Marly
Paris
Japan's Debt to Mrs Potter and Mr Bellew
The article recounts how Mrs Potter and Mr Bellew introduced Shakespeare to Japan during their first visit, performing Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, Hamlet, and Macbeth. Their early presentations are credited as the first exponents of Shakespeare in the country, influencing Japanese appreciation of the playwright.
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Japan
International Prison Congress Opens In Paris
The fifth session of the international prison congress begins in Paris on June 23 with official delegates from governments and many experts. Topics include offender recidivism, transportation, penal indemnity, vagabondage, child welfare, labor in prisons, and preventive measures to curb crime among youth and the destitute. Several prominent American delegates and leaders in prison reform will attend, including Major R W McClaughry and Rev Samuel J Barrows.
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International Prison Congress
Paris
Institute of France
M’claughry
Congress
Houses of Correction
United States
John W. Willis
J. L. Milligan
National Prison Association
R. W. McClaughry
Tlinois State
Monmouth College
Illinois
Joliet
Pennsylvania Industrial Reformatory
Huntingdon
Chicago
Illinois State Reformatory
McClaughry
Samuel J. Barrows
Boston
Boston Christian Register
Barrows
New York City
St. Paul
State Board of Correction and Charities
Minnesota
National Society of Associated Charities
Willis
Dartmouth
District Court
Rev
F. H. Wines
American Prison Association
Tionesta Valley Railroad Time Table 1894 Schedule
Railroad timetable effective January 5 1894 shows morning departures from Sheffield with stops at Gilson Barnes Hovers Donaldson Martin Hammond Brookston and Howland and Sheffield Junction. No.4 runs from Sheffield to Howland with returns. No.6 and No.8 also listed with times and connections. Ward.
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Lisburgh Railroad
H.R. B.E. CO
New York
Boston
Albany
Syracuse
Ie Silo
Rochester
Fe Oa
Niagara Falls
AO Sone
Sore Buerio
DunKirk
Mip
Redoni
Laons
Lily Dale
Cassadaga
OODS
Sinclairvild
Alcone
Erry
Jamestown
Warren
Ittsfield
Newton
Timeville
Nl City
Pittsburg
Laurel
Fourth Streets
Rintendent Cham
William Sparks
Ticket Agt
Sule Walky
Sheffield
Gilson
Barnes
Hovers
Donaldson
Martin
Hammond's
Brookston
Sheffield Junction
Howland
Brookstone
Jerry Crary
Citizens' National Bank Capital and Surplus Values
Citizens' National Bank reports capital of 100000 dollars and surplus of 100000 dollars. The financial itemization lists capital and surplus figures for the bank's current standing.
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Citizens’ National Bank
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