Wonders of the Chicago Auditorium and Tremont Theatre
The Chicago Auditorium in Congress Street, Wabash frontage, and adjoining structures is described as the world’s largest. It features a granite first story, Bedford limestone upper walls, a 210 foot tower, nine passenger and four freight elevators, a massive organ, and a vast recital hall. Boston’s Tremont Theatre is praised for its generous seating, spacious aisles, and luxurious comfort. Signor Tomaso Salvini is celebrated as a premier Italian tragedian, with a note on his farewell U S tour and a dramatic anecdote from Bologna.
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Chicago Auditorium
Chicago Tribune
Congress Street
Michigan Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Chicago Conservatory of Art and Music
Art Center of
Chicago
Auditorium
Tts
Galiery
Wabasha
Drury Lane
Milan
Grand Opera House
Paris
Ars
Frank Roosevelt
New York
Austria
Rosia
Boston
Fater
Harwood de
Tremont
Signor Tomaso Salvini
Henry Irving
United States
Salvini
America
Bologna
Jago
Signor Piccinini
Othello
Iago
Piccinini
Salvici
Xun
Selvini
Picerini
Hypnotic Experiments From a French Physician
The Boston Herald reports two striking hypnotic cases. A girl in a physician office, awake yet hypnotized, opened a door and received a letter for the doctor, unaware of the act when revived. In a second case a girl, under another man’s influence in the same house, walked, talked, and eventually died from the coercive, immoral manipulation.
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Boston Herald
Florence and Flowers in a Florist’s Market Scene
Florence and Flowers surveys a bustling flower district with irises, tulips, roses, and an array of blooms. Vendors and baskets overflow streetside stalls, while the Strozzi palace ledge glows with color. the market teems with buyers and sellers amid endless fragrant varieties.
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Florence and Flowers
Dijon
Strozzi Palace
Temple Bar
Street Car Gossip and Thief Nurseries
A Lewiston Journal item mocks gossip on public transport about neighbors and a New York lodging-house critique links cheap housing to crime. It argues that lodging houses foster thieves and corrupt youths, warning many become criminals or even murderers, reflecting sensational public fear.
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Lewiston Journal
New York
Seoner
Respector Byrnes
The Meanest Wan in Maine Ad Claims Refused Subcription
Norway Maine Advertiser reports a spoof notice attacking Linan for unpaid years of subscription. Aimed at public shaming, it vows to reveal his identity and invite him to a cattle fair public exhibit as the meanest man on earth.
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Linan
Postoiticn
Norway
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