Tariff debate and farm outlook in West Virginia district
Rural dispatch from Ritchie County West Virginia August 19 reports farmers discussing tariffs the money question and political appointments. It notes crop losses and overall hopes despite fears while highlighting local leaders favoring Judge McCluer for the next Fourth district seat and Peabody Institute resolutions urging teachers attendance and state education reforms.
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When a Woman Dons the Gloves in 1900s Boxing Tale
A muscular female boxer, Mrs Minnie Rosenblatt Besser, discusses female pugilism, sparring for fame, and challenges to fight men like Eddie Avery while praising women's self defense. She recounts early boxing lessons after marriage, bold bouts in Germantown and Philadelphia, and urges broader athletic training for women amid calls for a Chicago gym and national fitness movements.
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Secret Societies Play Busy Role in Local Lodges
The piece details recent Masonic and related lodge activities across Wheeling and Morgantown areas. It notes E A and Master Mason degrees conferred, upcoming meetings and social events, and visits between Excelsior and other lodges, with references to members and officers.
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Winners and jury of medals at World Exposition report
A fragmented report notes Americans winning medals as Bronco Germany and Apsiria win trophies while Dipso’s work is praised. The sculpture jury chaired by Thomas Brock includes Daniel C G French, O L Warner, J Gelert, T Brock, F E Triebel, A Zorn, A Del Noro, Senor Campillo, Senor Bernardelli, Senor Papoutl and Signor Van Ardell. France Russia Belgium Norway declined to submit, leaving gaps in representation and controversy over awards.
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Grand Opera Season Opens With Melba in New York
The Grand Opera Company plans a winter season featuring Mina Melba among a stellar lineup including de Roszke Lasalin and DeLucia. Conductor Signor Mancinalli leads a large chorus. EMMA Caire, Sigrid Arnoldeon, Emma Eames, and Mile Guercia are among noted sopranos. Jean Moanet-Sully is expected to headline the Comedia Francaise company in winter.
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Theatre Careers and Political Committees in 1870s Era
A fragmentary account describes a ward committee dispute over chairmanship, with Mr. Smalley of Vermont stepping down to focus on constituents. It notes exchanges among politicians, a jury plan, and foreign competition, then shifts to performances and personalities in the theatre world including Joan Mousel-Sully, Hamlet roles, Sandow, and Lola Fuller, amid bustling 19th century cultural scenes.
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Wartime Move Causes Stage Star to Take Up Arms
The famous artist Whe entered the Whe before the Franco Prussian War, briefly left the stage, and joined the conflict taking up arms as the war broke out.
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