Blandford Church Verse by Tan Power Rediscovered
An 1841 poem by English actor Tan Power, who supported a widowed mother, was penned on Blandford Church walls in Petersburg Virginia. The verses lament the church ruins and the siege era, reflecting on patrons and memories of the old shrine.
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We Were Shop Girls and the Beach Romance
A pair of shop girls on a small cash windfall seek romance at the beach. Linda falls for the bohemian Clarence Cuthbert while rival Mr. Dunn rekindles a possible future, leading to elopement, heartbreak, and a renewed choice between passion and practicality.
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Byron
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Mrs. Erksine
Miss Erksine
Rose
Mr. Cuthbert
Linda
Mr.Dunn
Mrs. Erskine
Australia
Lindy
Rose Cuthbert
Dramatic and Musical Theatre News of 19th Century Season
New York sees twenty six theaters open by November as actors and managers discuss tours and trends. Olive Logan in London scorns American audiences while Edwin Boots plans a Boston winter home. Bets on Mary Anderson, Erriz Expster, and others mark an active season with legal and personal dramas surrounding performers and managers.
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Olive Logan
London
Edwin Boots
Boston
Havng
Mary Anderson
Myric
Margaret Marner
Erriz Expster
Hary Led
Frank Weston
Brooks & Dobson
J. R. Bresxgneauam
Fred Wade
Wheeling
Annie Beyhl
Ingomar
Mary Ar Jerson
Mary Lovell
Macready
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Louis Briamer
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Potter's Field
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Chicago News
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Baseball Season Ends with League Championships
The season closes on September 30 with Boston Club winning the National League title, Toledo Club securing the Northwestern championship, and the Athletics of Philadelphia taking the American Association crown. The league season record follows.
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1884 Baseball Reserve List Released by Three Leagues
The tripartite agreement lists 1884 rosters for the National League American Association and Northwestern League. Entries include Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland New York Philadelphia Providence Allegheny Cincinnati Columbus Eclipse Metropolitan St Louis and others with players such as Radbourn Hagnan and Comiskey noted, detailing clubs and players across the three leagues.
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National League
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Northwestwestern League
John J. Burdock
E. B. Sutton
J. F. Morrill
M. M. Hackett
J. E. Whitney
C. G. Buffinton
P. R.dford
W. Wise
Joseph Hornung
Michaeles
Buffalo
James 3
Galvin
J. C. Rowe
Charles J. Foley
David Eggler
James J. Lillie
James L. White
Harding Richardson
George Shaffer
David W. Force
Arthur F. Hagan
Dennis Brouthers
A. C. Anson
A. Dalrymple
E. N. Williamson
G. F. Gors
M. J. Kelly
Thomas Burns
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Flint
L. Corcoran
F. E. Goldsmith
F. Pfeffer
William Sunday
James McCormick
F. Dunlap
Thomas York
J. W. Glasscock
A. J. Bushong
M. Muldoon
Jacob Evans
Charles Briody
P. J. Hotaling
W. B. Phillip
Hugh Daily
Detroit
C. W. Bennet
G. F. Weidman
M. J.powell
P. Houck
Joseph F. Farrell
Edward Hanlon
George A. Wriod
F. L. Shaw
Burns
W. Trott
William
E. J. Gross
Sidney Farrar
Fred J. R. Warner
Chas
Radbourn
B. Gilligan
Joseph Starr
Jere Denny
Cliff Carroll
Chas. Sweeney
V. Nava
John Farrell
A. A. Irwin
P. A. Hines
J. Lee
M. P. Scott
M. Phillipps
John McDough
Ed Merrill
J. Brown
William Geiss
Toledo
C. H. Morton
W. Barkley
J. G Tilley
H. O’day
J. H. Miller
T. J. Poorman
M. F. Walker
C. Welch
George Lane
RB. Moffet
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W. H. McGunnigle
John G. Clarkson
Bay City
Thomas Morrisey
John Lavin
James Cudworth
Davidoutz
John Reilly
Allegheny
C. E. Swirtywood
William H. Taylor
M. R. Mansell
George Creamer
Joseph V. Battin
R. W. Barr
John Neagle
John Driscoll
L. P. Dickerson
J. J
Ayes
Harry D. Lovey
Alonzo Knight
A. J. Birchall
J. O'Brien
John Stricker
Robert Blakiston
Roberts Mathews
Edward Bowen
Fred Corey
M. Moynahan
George W. Bradley
Baltimore
J. I. Clinton
Frank Gardner
Daniel Stearns
T. Banning
Louis Say
Jas. McCormick
John Sweeney
Cal
William J. Kuehne
Fred L. Mann
Thomas T. Brown
Edward J. Dundon
Harry Wheeler
Joseph Straub
Eclipse
Guy Hecker
Joseph J. Gerhart
Lewis Browning
Wiliam Wolf
Leech Maskrey
D. C. Sullivan
George Latham
Samuel Weaver
Jack Gleason
Ed Whiting
Metropolitan
David Orr
Samuel Crane
Charles Reipschlager
Im Keene
William Holbert
John Nelson
Joy Lynch
Thomas Esterbrook
Edward Kennedy
Stephen Brady
James Roseman
St. Louis
Hugh Nicol
Fred Lewis
George Strief
Thomas Deasley
Thomas Delan
George McGinnis
Tony Mul’ane
Charles Comiskey
Joseph Quest
W. A. Litham
William Gleaon
Life Saving Service Expands to 201 Stations in 12 Districts
The United States Life-Saving Service now operates 201 stations, organized into twelve districts to improve coastal rescue coverage. This expansion enhances response capabilities and local maritime safety.
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