Twelfth Night to Feature May Stewart as Viola
The Gra ham presents Twelfth Night on Monday September 16 with May Stewart in the title role. Critics praise the delicate romantic portrayal and masculine disguise, promising an elaborate stage production and strong audience interest.
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Shakespeare
Gra
Ham
May Stewart
Miss Stewart
Planning for a well run home through light work and proper materials
The article stresses that careful planning and suitable construction materials simplify household chores. It highlights the importance of an adequate water supply and convenient amenities for comfort, labor savings, and home hygiene.
Harpers Ferry Fall and the Lost Order Tale
The article recounts the September 1862 Harpers Ferry siege during the Civil War. It details Jackson and McLaws actions at Maryland heights and Turner's and Crampton's gaps, the discovery of Lee's lost order by a Federal scout, and the eventual Confederate takeover as Miles and garrison surrender. The piece emphasizes the battle's high casualties, the deaths of officers, and Stonewall Jackson's pivotal role.
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Virginia
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Maryland
Potomac River
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Pennsylvania
Stonewall" Jackson
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Ith
Martinsburg
Lee
Lafayette MacLaws
Starpers Ferry
Dixon
Miles
Shenandoah
McLaws
Maryland Heights
J. G. Walker
South Mountain
Walker
McClellan
Hill
Stonewall
Virginia Heights
Longstreet
Farmers Ferry
MclLaws
B. F. Davis
Eighth
New York
Arno Voss
Pariey
Stonewalls
Federal push at Crampton's Gap threatens Lee and Jackson
Report describes Union forces under Franklin and Burnside advancing at Crampton's Gap and Turner's Pass to draw Confederates from Lee and McLaws. Lee's troops retreat toward South Mountain as Burnside seeks to ease the storming of the pass. Nightfall ends the engagement with troops pursuing along the mountain fronts.
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Crampton’s Gap
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A. BE. Burnside
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Jesse Reno
Ward
Crampton’s Pass
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Celain
Steen
W. B. Franklin
Crampton's Pass
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McLaws
Jackson
Harpers Verry
Turner's Pass
Burnside
South Mountain
Crawpton's Pass
Denuklin
Dewnyty
Cratppton
Walkher
Hapers -Verry
Ames Intelligencer Sold
W G Williams buys the Ames Intelligencer from Freeman Conway who had acquired the Times. The paper will be progressive Republican and anti Roosevelt with a two battery linotype setup. Al Moore of Des Moines will oversee news and editorials.
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W. G. Williams
Mason City Times
Ames Intelligencer
Freeman Conway
Times
Knights of the Golden Circle Movement In 19th Century Northwest
Fifty years ago today on September 11 a secret society named Knights of the Golden Circle sought to turn the Northwest toward the Confederacy. The New York Herald urged General McClellan to imitate the Duke of Wellington and push for Lincoln's reconstruction era changes amid the unsettled national crisis.
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Northwest States
Confederaucy
New York Heraldd
McClellan
Duke of
Lincoln
Woman Indorsed for Congress by Denver Union Members
Des Moines, Sept. 11. Mrs. Katherine Williamson of Denver sister of Mrs. Robert Dickinson was indorsed for congressman at large by the Denver Union Women’s Political League last week. A typographical union member active in eight hour and child labor law campaigns, she is the first Colorado woman to seek Congress. Des Moines residents recall her previous visits.
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Des Moines
Katheriine Williamson
Denver
Robert Dickinson
Fourth
Center Streets
Denver Union Women’s Political League
Williamson
Typographical Union
Colorado
Birthday honors mark Barnhart’s long public service
The fift y fourth birthday anniversary of Congressman Henry A. Barnhart of the Thirteenth Indiana District is noted. Born September 11, 1858, he built a career in journalism before serving in the Sixtieth Congress and being re elected to the Sixty first and Sixty second Congresses. He is married with two sons and a foster daughter.
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Henry A. Barnhart
Indiana
Rochester Sentinal
A. L. Brick
Kilkenny Castle Holds One of World’s Oldest Inhabited Rooms
Kilkenny Castle is cited as one of the oldest inhabited houses in the world with many rooms preserved as they were about 800 years ago. The historic site attracts visitors intrigued by its enduring rooms and centuries of history.
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Kilkenny Castle
Emi Ical
Scores of Tuesday Games Across Major Leagues
Scores from Tuesday show AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 4 Boston 5 Cleveland 2 Washington 6 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 3 New York 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 4 Chicago 4 New York 4 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 4 Kanees City 5. WESTERN LEAGUE Denver 6 Omaha 2 Iowa City 6 Des Moines 5 Lincoln 4. THREE EYE LEAGUE Davenport 4 Bloomington 3 Springfield 11 Peoria 2.
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Ewutur
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Peeria Atten
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Chicaea
Lowta
Piltaburg
Denver
Owaha
Ommbha
Is Moines
S. Lincoln
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Lincoln
Cateh Tralian
St. Jar
Wisnita
Sioux Cty
Davenport
Deomingtom
Springfield
Peoria
Deaton
Daenwille
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