Remarks by Bul Nye on transfer of U S administration
Bul Nye writes a farewell note to the incoming administration offering guidance and jokes about the transfer of power. He mentions moving the Indian bureau, a claim on White River, a pickle jar left in the cellar, and suggests repainting the navy. The letter closes with a light admonition about gas and soaps amid campaign weariness.
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United States
White House
Indian Bureau
Department of the Interior
Sweet
White River
Red Brothers
Mita
Music as Medicine in London Guild Plans Therapeutic Trials
A London guild pursues music as medicine to treat disease by trial with calmness, pain relief, and sleep aid. It aims to hire trained musicians to sing or play softly and to build a central hall where music is transmitted by telephone to hospitals, signaling a practical revival of musical therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lonston
Passages and Values in Westbound Trip Costs
The fragment references a voyage cost and monetary figures on a westbound trip. Mentions Deutschinul, enwer Het, and individuals likely including Charles and Yerkes, with a numeric figure around $500. The legibility is limited. the record notes a price and identities without clear event details.
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Deutschinul
Mra
Charles
Yerkes
Theodora to Open in Boston with Mrs Brune Star
American actress Mrs Brune secures rights and Davenport costumes for Sardou's Theodora and plans to open in Boston on October 22. The production follows earlier French staging by Sarah Berghardt and high costume costs that halted prior plans.
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Clarence AL Brune
America
Theodora
Sarah Berghardt
Sardou
Fanny Davenport
Paris
Boston
Order of the Garter insignia linked to Duke Alfred theft
The article describes the possible removal and redistribution of the Order of the Garter insignia tied to the late Duke Alfred. It notes that custody and display will shift to royal hands and church vaults, with procedures and honors affecting retention and transfer among the sovereign, the clergy, and the deceased duke's heirs.
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Alfred
St. George's Chapel
Tim
Ube
Lambert Woods
College Oor Armes
Adfred
Floss
Comrades True a Swiftly Woven English Novel
A lively review of Comrades True from FLM Buckles and Go New York. The piece notes rapid action and multiple breach of promise tangents avoided by family elders always present. It highlights Boers imperial volunteers and nurse scenes with a strong British patriotic flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FLM, Buckles & Go
New York
Nere
Rail link to Khyber Pass sparks imperial stakes
The British urge construction of a railway from Peshawar to the Khyber Pass as a strategic route into India. The plan aims to deter Russian moves in Central Asia and speed troop movement through the Afridi lands, despite tribal resistance to rail construction.
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Thussia
Central Asia
Belur
Great Britain
Hogar
Peshawar
Peshaner
Ladia
Khyber
Afshanistan
Afghanistan
India
Russia
Rejane's Greatness on Paris Stage Amid Domestic Fame
Signore Buse was a rival on the stage today as American visitors in Paris note Madame Rejane's genius and quirks. She obsesses over perfect dress designs and shuns interviewers, yet her ardent love for her children defines her. After each performance she rushes home to kiss sleeping kids, while a past union and divorce struggle frame her family life.
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Signore Buse
Shela
Madame Rejane
Paris
Rejane
Monsieur Krorel Awoyeay
The Old Gentleman of the Black Stock
A note on the new book The Old Gentleman of the Blick Stock by Page is issued by Charles Scribner & Sons. The review praises Page for staying in his chosen field and delivering a vivid portrait of the South rich in fragrance and dignity, while noting the publisher’s refined presentation.
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Banilen
Nebson Tage
Boess
Ulinese
Charles Scribner & Sons
South
Page
Seriiners
Our Mary in Opera at Town Hall draws great crowd
The article notes Mary Anderson likely to aid charities this winter and occasionally sing in pubs. Her recent Town Hall performance in Evesham, sung before farmers for a church benefit, drew a large crowd. She performed in top form and was praised, though the text contains garbled remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anderson
Evesham
Our Mary
Sual
Divine
British Officer Wounded in Boer War Aims for Parliament
Colonel the Hon. North Dattyn ne Tlomilten of the British Army survived multiple injuries in the Belmont raid which led to his right arm amputation. After recovery he returned to active service and now seeks a seat in Parliament amid ongoing campaign tensions and expected trouble.
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North Dattynne Tlomilten
Belmont
Sand
Chere
Denty
Gelt
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Bul Nye
Minnie T. Brune
NEW American
Order OF the Garter
Khyber Pass
Wena
MIST
Surea Mares
Ghas L, Pettis
Duank Symen
Theo
Guenlewig
Lray, Ilinois
F. W. Sanders
Troy, Ill
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Taules
Ohi - Arena
T-Union
Main St
Phil Eckert
Corne x
Feed Mill
Wbax
Graham
Compania
Vetter
Amd Congress
Ladies Kangaroo Cult
Ruston
Troy
Co Aly
Donk Bros
S. Kingston
Hetkehold
Creorge Siebler
Pnone
Gerenge Marques Auaites
Horrem
Havre Wiewe
Esau
Ordinry Road
Geffen
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