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Warren Ledger in Warren, Pennsylvania

11 Oct 1895

Page 7

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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1895

Page

7

Great England United States athletic clash set in New York

The 1895 international track and field contest in Manhattan pits London A C against New York A C on Sept. 21. English stars like Bredin Bacon and Bradley face New York hopefuls including Conneff Jarvis and Orton. The London team, captained by Shaw, arrives with a strong lineup across 11 events aiming to win five or more.

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England United States Cornell Henley E. A Bradley Horan Shaw Ala Downer Lora Dunraven Oxford Camb Eng Sven London Athletic Club New York Athletic Club Cambridge Yale Manhattan New York London A.C New York A.C New York A. C London America London A. CC Godfrey Shaw Jack White Hinglish B.C. Bredin J. E. Bacon B. Bacon Bacon Lom C Bradley Jordan Fitzberbert Jordan N Lutyens Thomas Shaw Oskley Williams Robertson Johnstone St. G Wulih Traner AR. Ds Cuttish Pelicans Landen G. Jordan Oxford University John V. Crum Wefers C. W. Stage Lee Crem Herbert Trinity Hall Lexton Avhierig Club Rts Fitzherbert George Sands Charles Kilpatrick New Yorks F. S. Hovan EB. J. Wilkins Herap Bredin Kilpatrick Conneff George Jarvis George Orton Gutyens F.S. Horan H. A. Munro Sidney Thomas Conneft Orton Connett Carter Bristol G. B. Shaw W. J. Oakley Mexdelson B. Lottens OM. Sonnings Johnstose E. J. Watson Oakley Christ Church College Stephen Chase Winch Chase Canada BR. W. Williams Br. F. Sweener Sweeney Leigen Han Ord-C Isbrigg Aneiusie Ruth Wha Unerok Yate Cross Latus Wuipersil Marna George Gray Yy Lampien ACG
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The Stag Party to Open in Boston Park Theater

The Gill Nre Paul Potter Play titled The Stag Party is set for its first production on October 20 at the Park theater in Boston. Potter remains in Europe pursuing Beerbohm Trex and is uncertain when he will return. Rehearsals begin at month’s end.

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Paul Potter Paul M. Potter the Park Theater Boston Mr. Potter Europe
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On the Other Side Call to Aid Amid War Grief

A Buffalo News poem inspires readers to cross from selfish indifference to compassion. It laments society’s atrophied empathy as casualties mount and urges acts of mercy for the wounded and dying, reminding readers that humanity’s call cannot be ignored.

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Buffalo News
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Lost Earrings A Paris Theatre Diamond Heist Tale

In a midwinter Paris scene at the Theatre Francais a Russian Countess Ivanoff wears priceless diamonds in public view while a mysterious thief in a black coat schemes. A supposed agent of the empress swipes one earring, sparking a police chase and a tense search through Dumont rumors and courtly intrigue. The next day a plainclothes officer delivers a note and a second earring is returned for verification, as the pair confronts the truth of the theft.

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Paris Theatre Francais Jules Sandeau Mademoiselle de la Seigliere Lord Burleigh Ivanoff Nowise Fauteuil Mme. Ja Comtesse Ivanelf Dumont Lansgard Imterest AJ. Dumont Woronzoft Thut Dumont Bois Mme. la Comtesse Madame Mme la Comtesse Tam the Bois Place de la Concorde Count Ivanoff Bureau of Police Ibs Ismond
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Waud of the Future Predicts Pill Kitchen Era

Dr. Grange Plench of the University of Chicago foresees a coming age when hot water and food tablets replace traditional kitchen provisions. He claims a 1,209 pound grocery can be condensed into a pea sized tablet and a tablet soup equals a large bowl of soup. A ration case weighing eight ounces lists three tablet soups equal to three quarts and four beef tablets equal to six pounds along with one milk tablet equal to a pint two wheatmeal tablet portions equal to two pounds and an egg food tablet equal to twelve cages.

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Waud Grange Plench University of Chio
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