A Glimpse of 1900s Theatre Unrest and Stars
A bustling review of current variety shows and theater people across the country. Mentions include Jake Rosenthal and “A Little Tycoon” alongside plans for the Opera House season. Notes star salaries in London and rising interest in musical comedies and operatic ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claburain
Onan
Watime
Woehorse Companive
Jake Rosenthal
Opera
Rat
Tiel
Rosenthal
Atala
Howeard
Ubat
Balleoa
Martha Morton
Howe
Perry
Miss Evans
Mannsere
Milo
Weilieu
Babe Cho
London
Turo
Russell
Dull
Dut
The Haunting at the Brickley Place
A Virginia couple and relatives relocate to a large Prince George County house near Nottingham. They report terrifying staircases, moving doors, false fires, and visions of a ghost blamed on a mesmeric spirit of a Welsh swindler, David Evans, said to haunt the place after a crime spree. They endure accidents, panics, and possessions as they suspect a haunted house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralstonly Prime
Prime
Oblenge
Prince George County
Nottingham
Baltimom
Mary Emily
Marion R
Cynthia Prime
Evers
Juils C. Riddell
Assur
Portieres
Tombie
Joosen
Cynthia
Tulla
Wyndown
Miss Riddell
Brownlow
Brownell
Julia
Brinckley Place
David Evans
Europe
Sallie Meredith
Fashionable Black Gowns Dominate Summer Wardrobes
New York July 7 fashion notes a shift to definitive style choices with black silk gowns, black velvet dresses, and duchess lace accents. Describes a princess line gown with spangled tulle, puffed velvet sleeves, and gauze neck draping, plus chic white lawn blouses and waists, tailored sleeves, and versatile summer fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoas
Foulard
Lawn
Batiste
Maslin
Cephyr
Dreams of Justice From a Drowsy Chicago Night
A Chicago Herald column describes a speaker's fantastical wishes to dream justice into real life. He imagines dreams where a cruel conductor, a brutal ticket collector, and reckless wagon drivers face swift, poetic retribution, ending with a big policeman enforcing order on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Herald
Job
Garrelling
Theo
Jeneth
Sixteenth Street
Rufian
State
Madison
Eighteenth Street
South Dakota
Unsuitable Health Appeals by Doctors Copeland and Davis
Fragmented text praises Doctors Copeland and Davis for charitable health work, urging others who have benefited to support ongoing care. The writing references testimonials and moral appeals, highlighting the doctors' dedication and the desire to expand access to health improvements.
Personal Experience Proves Oislins Cure Pain and Sorrow
The letter recalls a patient who suffered severe headaches and fatigue after using Tra Copeland & Davis remedies. He details persistent symptoms, including loss of appetite and dull taste, and credits a doctor from No 54 Eighteenth Street for finding a cure after a long struggle. The narrative emphasizes the efficacy of the advertised treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Copeland & Davis
Dre Copriaed
Davis
Pers
Eighteenth Street
Copeland Medical Institute Sets Up on Second Floor
The Copeland Medical Institute opens on a permanent basis occupying the second floor of a Wheeling building. The new facility promises expanded services and local patient access.
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Sheatres
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Mise Marie Lovus
Jenny
Joe
Herod
John the Baptist
Frank Wills
Pard
John Henshaw
Wills
Walt
Richard Golden
S Skirt
Gaocer
Jed Prouty
Rico
Bea
Aguts Huntington
Will
Vodandar
Alexander Salvin
India
Garrick Club
Mme
Jamnaschek
Dora Wiley
Red Prowty
IP Dreams Cane Trol
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Dakota Avenger
Sone
Dea
Cot
Pamite
Capeland
Poule
LymerneEe
Aboeen
Phebians
The
Copeland Medical Institute
Wheeling
W. H. Copeland
Phyelelan
L. G. Davis
M. D
Tee
Epps
Voiy Wits Bell Pound
Kip
Roda
Jay
Livi
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