Lost Stars and Names On the Evening Page
The page recounts a chaotic mix of culture notes and social chatter. It mentions photographers, portraits, lost items, weddings, and prominent locals such as Mrs. Kimball, with scattered references to theater and public events. The tone mirrors a busy urban society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube
Ane
Waller
Levomna
Lillian Hesseil
Theuytoy
Sheldon
Walter
Birtie
Soler
Denis Kimball
Simbel
Pinne
Mre Kimball
Sou Tuiresi
Sin Cretan
The Colonel's Travel Tale And The Legion Medal
A rambling reminiscence from a war era traveler recounts a dispatch to see shows in Chicago New York and Paris. The tale follows the Colonel and Ferguson as they chase entertainment then survive storms and steer a wild ride through Europe ending with a Legion of Honor medal awarded in a rural tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pareg
Ferguson
Paree
Tip
America
van Inapen
New Jersey
van Dusen
Endden
Lyn
Nile
Parev
Woman on a bicycle and the modern woman clash
From New York dated October 2 1895 a regular correspondent laments the bloomers trend and masculine styling in women arguing it may threaten femininity while praising brave women who endure hardship and honor brave soldiers amid criticism of government and army life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pert
New York
Bab
Miss Pert
Tes
Fayette
Piney Ridge
West Point
God
Civilization
Cowboys Win Legion of Honor Medal Tale
James Bell recounts a ranch saga as Colonel Peasley travels to Chicago and then Europe, triggering rumor and profit talk among cowhands. The piece follows how news of the Colonel’s absence sparks speculation about stock plans, breeding imports, and a mid year return as the camp discusses new cattle lines and auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bell
Peasley
Chicago
Stringhalt
New York
Arain
Eurome
Belbor
Spain
Suqmer
Coloait
Ube Rauch
When a Woman Dons Bloomers and Trouser Style
A playful verse notes the social shift as women wear bloomers and men adopt trousers. It contrasts emotions and social expectations, hinting at fluttering nerves, joy at change, and a humorous look at gendered fashion and vanity. The poem mixes wit with social observation.
The Nine at Cleopatra's Neal and the Camille Mystery
A fragmented society tale unfolds with outlandish scenes in New York. Letters arrive in the city about Camille and Madame Camille, a wedding, a French churchyard, and a fateful groom amid gossip and secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seth
Cleopatra's Neal
Fernoon
Chester
Camille
Sammes
Gall
Clere
Monsieur Fu
Dride
Ailite Camille
Ant
Prouiler
Guy Ene
Floyel
Camilia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Folly Whiteer
Movrard
Cate
Geecbial
York
Pleward
Lg Powell
Ile Nile
Pris Irvine
Sony
Irving
Winsan
Cvetn
Ned
Inns
Livtorr
Kbt
Peralbs
Maren
Vilas Tissenes
Cine
Nieas
Atte Ag
Foi
Coljnel
Sini Galery
Malatadtied
Spence
Vitor
Dhe
Tate Salomon Fyn
Uttenus
Misa Lung
Mas Annie
Aimar
Arminie
Otto Iifer
Coolick
Arminia
Coon
Ono
Ty Crete
Indy
Ghout
Lagaln
Yong Indy
Lavy
Mire Arminta
Cal
Miss Lacy
Alabama
Annie
Hove
Tony
Concarne
Lucy
Abe
Mielo
Colonel Treat
Chieuca News
Hart
Bat
Leversen
Nione
Sint
Gale
Sin
Fergus
Gayety Qwin
Sinbad
London
Tingland
Thayer
Fergison
Dick Whittington
France
Ing
Eich
Buttess
Foller
Hhem
van Disen
Lundlont
Havever
Fwe
Hetle
Bob
Cowboys
Passraion
Tom
Trimble
Himates
Vremyty
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