Midway Dancer Scandals Highlight St Louis Exhibition
An account of the Midway Plaisance performances in St Louis details Patina the Persian dancer and La Belle Fatima, whose exotic acts, language barriers, and personal intrigues drew crowds. The piece notes improvised theater, accusations of fakery, and the broader pattern of orientalism shaping the show.
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Evan Fi Sorby
Canada
United States
Kugnab
Yar Sheriffs Tald
Ross
St. Louis
Midway
Azve
Republic
Atic
Nels Vatlon
Tere
Lazarsport
Ibd
Esonot
Midred Scott
Gbleaso
U.S. A
Scott
Chicago
Shia
Patina
America
Valentine’s Day in Harlem Stirs Racial Banter and Advice
A sensational chronicle of a festive Harlem Valentine celebration, featuring Sam Johnson and Saint Valentine themes, with pointed commentary on race, danger, and social customs. The piece satirically questions affection, loyalty, and color lines, while advising readers to beware granting valentines freely and to mail them back if received from unreliable sources.
St Valentine customs as told by shop windows and tales
The piece recalls ancient Valentine lore and modern customs. It describes how Valentine tokens became commercial and outlines old traditions of gift exchanges and games, including fortune drawing and romantic rituals. It also notes the mythic origin linked to Pan and Juno and the later shift toward romantic expressions.
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Vientines
Valentine
Maoy
Lochinvar
Fatman
Hallowe'en
Rome
Pan
Juno
Local political clash as city races heat up
Dem and Republican candidates vie for Marshal and City Commissioner with four candidates in the field. Wm Burns and Citizens ticket hopes stir talk of close contests ahead of March primaries. Reapportionment, trustee races, and clerk posts noted amid church revival and school safety concerns.
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G. Sedgwick
Aif
Richard O'Bernie
Bin
Citizens
Trus
Aod Justice of the Peace
Carloe Leatharcaud
W. A. Brown
W. Ellifrite
Theo. Burris
Thomas Pugh
Felix Hudsell
Richard Veazey
Squire Howells
Bridgeport
M. E
Ey. Bogle
Presbyterian Church
R. F. Attendar
James Jamison
Buima Black
Noy
Cochran
Sevaside
Siemee
Bridgeport Church Events and Local Notices
Bridgeport notes a mix of church activities including Good Templars events at Bel Aire lodge, a revival update in Quaker City, and a Monday evening M E church meeting. Community reports cover hospitalities, spelling contests, and home gatherings, with rail yard and mine accidents noted and local officials involved.
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M. B
Taroars O
Kirkwood
Good Templars
Ballaire
Bellaire Lodge
Lewis Stegnred
Mt. de Chantal
Duslevy
Worthington
Quaker City
Ohlo
M. E
LO. G. T
C. L. & W. Railroad
Wheeling Creek
Wagner
Fill House
Bridgeport
Rees McDonald
L. W. Heinlein
Saupoville
O. Riverside Lodge
G. T
J. B. Loe
Templar
Kate Wigginton
Ella Grimm
C. B. Loe
Samuel Turner
Minnie Wigainton
Lucy Winesburg
Marshall
D. L. Grimm
Guaed
Lille Schaffer
Sentinel
Wm. F. Eberle
Judy Gray
Wo. Baker
Judy
Baker
Wi. Dixon
Martin's
Perry
Frank Davis
Wi. Woods
George Cook
Charles Howells
Bridge Street
Snally
Waa
Christian Endeavor
Stella Spangenbure
J.C. Patterson
Boston
Mass
Friends
Presbyterian Church
Bellaire Manufacturing and Brisport Street Railroad Company
Belle Kinney
Belwont
Marioniuset bill passes legislature for countywide pike improvement
Feb 1 Stavrexvitis reports the bill to improve Marioniuset has passed, enabling countywide paving to provide jobs. Lobbyists faced opposition from Senator Wood who demanded the original town included in the pike plan be removed, a change the Senate refused to accept. Word comes from Steubenville via Smithfield, noting a principal township not included. The drive is framed as relief work for the unemployed as residents react to the shift. Chapman arrives from Maspogpensh, visiting W. L. Medill at her AL home.
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Mountain City Lodge
A. A
Garland
Pittsburg
Vicw
Hocking
Wheeling
Alex. Potter Hias
Wand Q
Lewis Block
Albert Sapp
Opera House
Chris Hell
Socona Street
Lavi Jones
Broadway
Jess
Philadelphia
James Gray
North Third Street
God
Stavrexvitis
Marionuiset
Columbus
Senator Wood
Senate
Pike
Steubenville
Smithfield
Chapman
W. L. Medill
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