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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1894

Page

6

The Writer of Home Sweet Home Resting Place Explored

East Orange, Aug 9 Special Correspondence recounts the life of John Howard Payne author of Home Sweet Home. From Easthampton birth to park stage debut, EUropean triumphs and Tunis consulships shaped a restless career ending with a New York burial and a monument to his memory.

East Hourton Sweet Home William Payne Sarah Isaacs Old Park Theater New York Atlantic Ocean Liverpool Drury Lane Theater Douglass Ireland Paris London The Opera Glass Brutus Clamor Milan M. Tree Henry Bishop Europe America United States Democratic Review Washington Tyler Tunis Carthage W. W. Corcoran City Hall New York City Arthur Kats M. Bostwick

Sketch of Howard Pyle artist and writer from Philadelphia origin

Special correspondence from Philadelphia notes Howard Pyle, an American artist and author of Quaker stock, residing in Delaware. He leases Bayard's colonial Wilmington house, has a Wilmington studio, summers at Rehoboth, and draws on Delaware coast settings for his sea tales. He studies pirate literature while practicing peace and Swedenborgian faith. The piece also mentions The Derby and Oaks stakes origins.

Prinapelphia Howard Pyle Pennsylvania Delaware Ambassador Bayard Wilmington Rehoboth

Lay Up Treasures in Thriving Cheap Fashions

Special correspondent Olive Harper notes stores rushing to move summer stock amid hard times. Duck suits and dresses sell at 1.25 for full suits, with many items next season ready to wear after minor alterations. New models arrive from abroad, including chamier gowns with blue ribbons, poke bonnets, and 1880 style features.

Olive Harper New York

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