San Francisco Bay garbled pantomime and game talk
A noisy mixed page recounts a galley boy translating a deaf man's remarks about a pantomime in Oakland and San Francisco. The scene shifts to a card game and printing room chatter about Everet, Metiukein, and base runners, ending with bridge strategy notes and partner cooperation tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn
Ae “the Devil
Lin
Oakland
Metiuckin
Everets
Seak Mctiuekin
San Joses
Sing
Bond
Bo Bald
Pacific
Goodwin
Everett
Harper
Evarot
Montgomery Street
Francisco
San Francisco
Playing Whist How to Follow Expert Rules
A detailed ancient whist guide outlines opening from the strongest suit, leading long suits, and partner signaling. It advises avoiding trump leads when opponents have strong suits and emphasizes careful management of trumps and ordinaries in multiple rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lad
Gvo
Antepeo
Ares
Miss Mabel Cahill the Champion Lady Tennis Player
Miss Mabel Cahill, champion lady tennis player of America, is described as a petite attractive brunette with bright eyes. Born in Dublin as a daughter of Erin, she now resides uptown New York near the park after leaving Dublin four years ago. She began playing tennis six to seven years ago at Wilton Tennis Club, Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mabel Cahill
America
Erin
Dublin
the Park
New York
Wilton Tennis Club
Wilton
Dwight
Griffiths
Miss Cahill Recalls Tennis Triumphs and American Hostird
Miss Cahill recalls winning the handicap singles and the dessert cup in mixed doubles with Mr Swain at Killkenny Club. She speaks of the International Tournament at Fitzwilliam Square Dublin, where she was defeated by Miss May Langham, and notes her growth since joining the New York Tennis Club. She praises American hospitality and plans to defend the Orange championship this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Languish
England
New York
Miss Cahill
America
Orange
Joan Dargue
O. Davis
Violette Demming
Wellsburg
Brilliant Ball Club
Smithfield
Brilliant Boys
Toronto
Henry Davis
Martin's Ferry
George Smith
Mingo
Hoa Devault
Matt Blumm
Wheeling
James Sharon
Commissioner Simpson
Steubenville
OC. H. Spaulding
Brilliant
Charles Montgomery
New Alexandria
W. B. Maxwell
Mike Sweeney
Beas Bros
Independence
Nellie Shannon
Sfipe Union
J. McCann
Irondale
Moore
Brookville
ST. Clatravilee
The Office Lady Described In Chicago tale piece
A vivid New York Sun page from Chicago portrays the office lady, her earnings, lodgings, and social life with a brash tone. It sketches her routine from the “old man” employer to cheap shows, beer gardens, and elevator travel, noting trains, bridges, and urban hazards in a sensational urban vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Chicago
Ares
Porvearr
MAC Vic
KPR
MacVicker’s
MacVicker's
Sher
Fey
Tae Kemor
Christian
Jack
New York
Bridgeport Plans Grand Parade With Many Societies
Bridgeport prepares for a large parade tomorrow featuring City officials O U A A Jr O U S A Meister band Branum Post G A R Spights of the Golden Eagle Knights of Pythias and the Coal Miners Association. The route runs Bank to Morgan to Bennett to Marion to Howard to Morgan to Pike then to G L W station for a noon train to Linwood cemetery. A Ridgeway Grove picnic and addresses by Col C L Poorman and Hon Ross J Alexander are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
ALM
Brookside
Scott Gordon
Minaville
Newland
Martin’s Ferry
Minnia
Thomas Branch
Colores
Mae School
Stella Spangenberg
Kirkwood
M. E
Harrah's Orchard
GL. Mann
W. C. Echuls
Steubenville
H.W. Tate
Bellaire
W. C. Echols
Lulu
Kate Bratton
W. J. Bratton
Pike Street
Ile
Bridgeport
Sherman House
Vosne Women’s Christian Temperance
Nion
J. E. Watters
J. A. Heinlein
Toledo
R. B. Mitchell
James
Annie Cofland
Lucian Nelson
Conneaut
W. H. Howells
Zanesville
Coraam
Stella Martin
Cleverps
Minnie Mar
Martin's Ferry News Roundup Mixed With Local Notices
Martin's Ferry updates include grave illness for Mrs. Nettie Craig and civic notices. patrols plan visits to Scottdale and Belfort, with several residents traveling to Newark, Dayton, and Wellsville for visits. Water rents rise 12 percent due by Ist. insurance cautions issued amid many bankrupt companies. Community events mention Unity Council, Grand Army, and Myrtle Fisting Club activities. a child’s funeral is noted with Riverview burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Craig
W. H. Hel- Anbinis
Robert Braxton
Fifth Street
Middleport
Everett Morris
Scio College
John D. Spence
Fairmont
W. Va
Lyman Harris
Pittsburg
Thomas Robbins
Zanesville
John Oxley
Wellsville
John Walters
William Jump
George Rupp
Grace Bell
Barnesville
North Fifth Street
Jacob Kaiser
Newark
O. Joseph Walters
Dayton
Springfield
O. George Starkey
Hammondaville
Martin
Perry
Miroward
John Davis
Cambrides
Jane
Ines
Acmarilie
James Cline
Fostoria
Farry Ds
Lucien Clark
Rne
A Clark
Second Street
George Davis
Scottdale
Ives
E. Stolis
Lay
Belfort
Germans Luth eran Sabbath School event at Delanys Grove
July 2 Burlington report notes the German Lutheran Sabbath School at Martin's Grove plans a gathering at Delany's Grove on Fourth. It also mentions a pleasant dance at Ulrich's Garden and a wedding in Martin's parish, with local groups building a platform for a benefit event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haat
BTA
Givares
Susia
Miss Magel Cabill
Miss Mabel Cab
Sue
Van
Ross Bonhour
Rocky Bear
Red Shirt
Monsieur Rocky Bear
Welisburg
Webishire
Rivside Glas
Lazear
Ho Standard
Brooke Works
Alex. Stockes
Kadesh Chapel
Hugh Scott
John Bartley
North Main Street
Earl Frost
Willie McCreary
Earl
Wm. Melvin
Burgettstown
Lou
Will Mrskine
Prilon
Glass House
Court House
Annie Lucas
Dal. Meyers
Geo. Kemp
Dr. Harden
Curtis & Mcey
Sr. Craimsvile
Alexee
Cowen Baa
Publican State Central Committee
Columbus
N. Sugar’ Street
Yost Grove
Harrisville
G. B. Furbay
Purbay
Georgetown
Harrison County
Isaac Powers
Jesse W. Hollingsworth
W. K. Kennon
Ridgeways
C. L. Weems
Mt. Pleasant
Gossett’s Grove
New Athens
Franklin College
Barrett’s Hall
Edwin R. Terry
Annette H. Moore
John Hasink
Mary Ackerman
Abram Hoffman
Clara Glass
John Shane
Ian Gill
Franklin Morris
Mary J. Gibbons
Seymour Day
Hattie Harvey
Edward Matthews
Anna B. Gray
Addison Grifith
Minnie L. Seal
Elwina Lewis
Chartiers
Lou Coffland
J. E. Trueman
Detroit
George Hitner
Manetaue
Ohio
Irene
Fi Jnre
Iadelphi
Floyd W. Harris
Barbour
Marion County
L.B. Davis
Creek
Miss Myrtle High News
Thos
West Grafton
East End
Anna ‘Clayton
Hellen
Baltimore
Thleit Caralling
Mathias Cassell
Amuel Carothers
Omaha
People Party
Monay
C. E
Ada
Carrie Sinsel
Randolph County
Secon Oe
Peutic
Justice Guard's Court
Glasscock
Robert Fowler
First Ward
Businessburg
William Fisher
Lake Chippewa
Sam Carey
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Hudson
Flo Coyle
Sadie Gorman
New Brighton
Rochester
George Chandler
Mr. Brownlee
Sday
Society of Christian Endeavor
Harry Eberlin
Cleveland and
Grand Army
Grand Army of the Republic
Myrtle Fisting Club
Eing Clu A
Miss Connelly
Pharies ‘Hogue
Sisters
East
Burlington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!