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A vivid account of performances and spectators at a theater night featuring Ellen Yorrs Charlee Coughlan and Elsie Nethersale. The piece describes stage roles, audience reactions, and mentions other artists such as Mr. Hare, Geawe Maya, and Mary Trewin, with references to prize listings and reactions to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Maine
Ellen
Charlee Coughlan
Winitret Emery
Mr. Hare
Tocco
Mier Nethersale
Ting & Ervat
Thornant Pere
Hewes
Prince of Wales 10 ERG Dog Show Promises Global Trophies
Report on the Westminster Kennel Club show detailing a 29 000 cash prize fund and judges recruited from around the world. Highlights include Morgan’s dogs valued at 25 000, competitive entries by Belmon t and other owners, and top contenders across breeds led by fox terriers and St Bernards in a large event with about 4 800 entries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Foote
New Rochelle
Washington
Mount Vernon
Harry Germaine
J. Pierpoint Morgan
Belmont
Mir
Mr. Gould
Mr. Morgan
Richart Croker
Seng
New York
Bremler
America
Princess of Wales
King Charles
Blenhelm
Menteim Castle
Finke
Marlborough
James Kernochan
Herenre
Thim
Hill
United States
Murphy
Beimhardt
August Belmont
St. Bernard
Pabst
Ike
George Raper
Sheffield
England
St. Bernards
Netherwood
N. J
William ‘Tallman
Plainfield
Gordon Ceders
William Dargis
Clairmont
W. C. Hook
Toston
W. 5. Crk
Linden
Mass
Spantela
Bombs in Havana Demand Aloneitude Roads and Risky Ports
A dramatic report describes dynamite bombs in Havana with more horror than Paris siege. Outside the city a road full of dead and dying, derailed cars burn as crowds are not allowed to congregate on streets. Sending messages requires steamer travel risking a mainland port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Cathedral of Buddhism
H. Ito
Nagoya City
Tanohe
Washington Star
Campos
Marin
Spain
Havana
Cuba
Alphonse
Havana Opera House
Marin Opera House
Trebola
Surroun
Constance
Amd
Havana Through a Spy's Eye in 1806 Havana
In Havana on January 27 a visiting American journalist recounts street life under Spanish rule, detailing the tense mood, the fortress, and key figures Campos Marin and their impact on rebellion. The piece notes Havana's shuttered opera house, curbed gatherings, and the longing for broader Cuban autonomy and wealth.
Havana in Revolt and Rumors of Spies Ignite Streets
Fragmentary diary style narrative references Havana during unrest with mentions of trains, fires, and crowds. It notes Cuban spies, loyalists, a brewing insurrection, and warnings of destruction, linking to a broader atmosphere of fear, patriotism, and propaganda.
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Wien
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Sarah Rie Reed
Cote
Manih Peligg
Deartiwros
Pete Anil
Reece Wanes
le Lamben Mathe Kindloch
Pio Tretorn
Anak Danese
T. Powers Curry
Bowery
Kane
Lowe Hhenry Milne
Paris
Ricch
Magnrbers
M. B. Cirr
Whitacre
Lert Aeairmo Iam
Nowahidul
U. Croce
Hranvis Craver
Moora
Makoa
ST. Barnarly
Fiat
Altichor
Ypetinens
St. Vibroiacche
Bnitemke BP
Orb Ff
Wwe
Teagan
Amr
Wireran
Cyeris
Siahhy
Atv
Iris
Eerry
Roy Gaby
Eno
Gomarer
Pride
Afomton Wai
George Gould
Gol
Siberian
Elis
Frederick Gebhard
Viale
Brernhardts
Senator
Eis ‘Tyntor
Shampion ‘Ox Terrier
Prince OF Wales
Remon
Benidlewten
Cwnitech Amman
Wreaminster Kennet
Clu
Benen Whaw
Exeland
London
Basta
Dehra
Wereril
Prince of Stones
Watts
Constance Merrifield
Ryman
Cube
Campios
Shaq
Mario
Hevanrse
Mavar
Army of
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J.B. Hubtard
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