National Theatre Rebuilds as Washington Embraces Religion
Special correspondent reports religion thrives in Washington with over a hundred regular churches amid a two hundred thousand population. Cranks Corner and Union Mission attract crowds despite notoriety. The National Theatre, burned last February, is nearly rebuilt with fireproof features and a grand exterior, promising top-tier entertainment on reopening.
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Wasurxoroy
Washington
Ingersoll
Harry
Pall Mall Gazette
Cranks Corner
C Street
Penn Avenue
Union Mission
Cranks
Isaac Cohen
Jaboragi
D.C
Pate
Graves
Grover Cleveland
Dan Manning
Ani
Wation
Cleveland
Manning
National Theatre
Going Into Journalism A Pen Picture From The Workman
A Greensboro Workman piece warns young men about starting newspapers. It details inflated profit fantasies, expenses, and the risks of editorial ventures, plus a critique of a ruinous mortgage system and its impact on North Carolina farmers.
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Fran
Greensboro
Wilmington Star
North Carolina
Grant Memorial at Grant Tomb faces million dollar need
Special correspondence notes crowds at Gen Grant's tomb in New York as the Grant Memorial Committee says a monument costing one million dollars is required. Plans include a temporary vault, grounds improvement, and ongoing police protection while the public rush continues. Funds raised so far are around forty five thousand.
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Executive Mansion
Firs
White House
Col. Lamont
Cylmont
Lamont
Aga
Grant Memorial Committee
Sentinal
New York
Hudson River
Gen. Grant
Camp Grant
Park
Park Department
Board of Park Commissioners
Gen Grant
Riverside Parc
Arthur
Closing Exercises At Boone Normal Highlight Talks By Noted Figures
In Boone, Aug events marked a highly praised Normal School closing. Maj. Bingham and Prof. Blair spoke on The New South and American literary topics. Student Claxton from Johns Hopkins offered scientific education views. The program featured recitations and a drum of farewells as students and teachers departed for summer.
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Blair
Mr. Claxton
Johns Hopkins University
Sentinel
Arauca County
Boone
Robert Bingham
Lee
Appomattox
Prof
High Point
Bfarvard
Mrr. Blair
Increase Mather
Longfellow
Claxton
Johns Lapkins University
Herbert Spencer
Maj. Pinger
Pres
Saving Lamar's Life the Ransom Power Story in Cm Gazette
Report recounts a 1844 congressional cloakroom scene where Senator Ransom saves Lamar from Beverly Douglass's gun. Ransom disarms the attacker, enabling Lamar's quick escape and cementing Ransom's influence over Lamar's fate and political leverage in Washington.
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Secretary of the Interior
Cm. Gazette
Lamar
Ransom
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Lane
Wance
Resom
Missippian
Capitol
Electoral Commission
Beverly Douglass
Virginia
Mae
Douglass
Old Dev
Bev
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