Lola Montez a Life of Love Intrigue and a Crowned Fame
A fragmentary profile traces Lola Montez from her Creole and Irish ancestry to dramatic marriage schemes and royal intrigues. It notes a sensational public image, her theater career, and later life amid political upheaval in Europe, with travels to London and Switzerland and a high-profile marriage plot involving King Ludwig I and Bavarian politics. The piece mentions mournful cemeteries and devoted, curious readers.
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Broadway
Sola
Maria Y Sonland
Lole
Deeper Nickola
Otesid
Bengal
Jaspers Demeders
Andrew
Bea
Lola
Lote
Barealine
Abrabam Lowly
Sls
Jamies
Livia
Sles
Spain
Vail
Remiusie
Phillippe
France
Lea
Joe Seeulh
Lake
Preston
Deetheo Kia
Bavaria
Havaria
Able
Beaman
Cathalsc Catesnas
Tims Lala
Lama Geld
Lake Constance
Switeerland
Einglgad
Alliaat
Sean
James
Ber Laverire Rous Dames
Ani
Totter Headdalad
Theo
Americn
Ing
Varrannl
California
England
Lele
Dramatic Doin and Theatre News Across Cities
A jumble of theater gossip covers Jon Wallach birth year, stars like Selina Petters and Juliet, and performances at venues including Madison Square Theatre. It notes earnings for Miss Wallach and Sara Teewett, plus touring plans in America and Europe, with commentary on actor incomes, travel, and social life of performers and patrons.
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Jon Wallach
Urnythe
New York
Selina Petters
W.T. Carletar Vienma
Davenport
Sesh
Lee Viewe
Langtry
Wade
Rae Tost Sogland
Juliet
Allegheny City
Putaourg
Leland M. Williamson
Pailadel| bin Bi Bulletin
Mim Netti Hooper
Sonn
Misa Annis Clarke
Heston
Field
Heatre
Gilbert
Madison Square Theatre
Pulter
Shilsert
Paleser
Jausumbel
Genaon
America
Europe
Abe
Porsuind
Cocadlun
Socouse
Ale
Cob
Baton
Batween
Loge & Ca
The Son of President Tyler and His Bill
A fragmented reminiscence portrays Tod Tyler son of President Tyler advocating a bill to pay him as private secretary. It recalls Tyler’s era, compares it to Jacksonian practices, and recounts office salaries, land patent duties, and White House life with vivid, era-appropriate anecdotes and portraits of figures in Washington society.
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Tyler
Bill
Yes
Jackson
Weahington
Tod Tyler
John Tyler
Congress
Hiss
Proilens
College of William and Mary
Washington
Firet Navier
Harrison
White House
Andrew Jackson
van Buren J
Sam
Cleveland
United States
Ullion
Feckens
Maj Donalison
Vox Baren
Ria Aon
Johm van Bares
Hia
John Es
Ned
Roe
Impoe
Angers
Washington Society
Logan
Bern
Girstebe
Renee
Abe
Witty reps and public life anecdotes at Madison era
A long reminiscence recalls General Vilas and Congressman Hill sharing quotable anecdotes about early American railroads, social manners, and diplomatic wit. The piece highlights Mrs. Payne, Senator Spooner, and Senator Spooner’s fiery defense of temperance, with fragmented scenes of reception rooms, porters, and a Philadelphia trip.
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Billy
Congressman Hill
Ohio
Sunset Cox
Dow
Tarkay
Washington
Cox
Hill
Provident
United
Cole
United States
Mr. Cox
Payne
Grenna
Philadelphia
Payne Dresees
Mra
Parone
Senator Payne
Gir
Lndy
Mra. Payne
Aba
Spooner
Wisconsin
Sangra
Hss Nally
Atander
Frascienanu
D. A. Bradford
Wholeeale
Ghstianoogs
Tenn
Bogus
Logan § Co
Quirky Recipes and a Salted Train Tale
A jumble of old recipe fragments covers baking tea cakes bacon eggs and potato dishes with hints of baking powder and yeast. Interwoven is a long anecdote about a man on a train who finds a $5,000 package and loses it, testing honesty and fate amid strangers and a cash-savvy porter.
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Rome
Cox and
Fasnica
Srines Cox
Detroit
No L
Buffalo
Pame Maritime
Chicago
Lalige
Nisgars
Mahomet
Dr. Ball
Matrimony and manners in Washington gossip piece
A verbose Washington dispatch mocks matrimony as a market while detailing parties, attire, and conversations about women, dress reform, and social life. The writer leans on satire about politicians, wealth, and the allure of high society amid winter glimpses of Washington’s social scene.
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Vale
Washington
Troudes
Gother
Gon
Guogls
Cro
Dreas
Thas
Fashions for April in lace and black outfits
A fashion column notes Easter delays styling, favoring black gowns in moire and lace with touches of crimson and amber. It highlights parasols in crepe, bold blooms on bonnets, and a shift from strict black to colored outerwear for spring.
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Varia
Apra
Novelties in Millinery Featured in Spring Fashion
The display highlights a range of trims and fabrics. Grape colors, Canton crepe in open-work, plush condines and velvet trim for bonnets and bags, plus lace fabrics promise popularity. Oriental embroideries on crepe de chine, and net with gold and silver, are shown though priced high. Floral elements and decorative buttons, beads, and carved accents mark the spring collection.
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Rata Tate
Soamet Ia
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Secitie Best Free
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