Veritable Daughter of Comedy Yeomans Star of Stage and Screen
A lengthy portrait of the theatre actress Yeomans, praised for youth and charm, detailing her career from early stage roles in America to leading woman status with Frank Mayo’s company and her charm on and off the Boston scene. The piece notes her bravery on stage and hints at personal life, with references to colleagues and the Boston theatre community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnav Sdune
Opie
Wie
Wey
Benno
Lave
Abe
Horn
Australia
Man
America
Lever
Chlcla
Nowpmer
Marie Korres
Pittira
Pitts Dure
Cosy
Syortmants
Howevar
Frank Mayo
Yuk Lyveum
DeMilio
Sargeot
McKaye
Flor
Musuem
Mia Burressi
Henley
Ty Weiner
Wave Lee
London
United States
Mies
Ida Waterman
J. M. Prancemr
Tony
Wall
Boston
Ton
New York
Sydney Rosenfield
Informu
Marion
Imogen
Barcain
Atturiogly
Talvorand
Rhea
Jusaphine
Sally
Sally Williams
Terol Pelee Williams
Fred Williams
Mie
Latinia Shannon
Sha
Willa
Gondiness
Letina ‘Thompson
Henry
W. J. Kilpmarick
Mise Thompson
Wikteh
Souvel On
Iso
Tremont
Massachusetts
Franklin Falls
Dr. Pu
Carleton
Merrimac
Carl
Annie Bianche
Politenesa
Noves
Tim
Jamaica Plain
Tages
James
Chicago and Pittsburg Chase 1892 Baseball Title
A statewide baseball preview notes Chicago and Pittsburg battling for the 1892 pennant. It covers remaining games, records against Cleveland and Cincinnati, and Boston's and New York's positions, with Anson’s team favored to win. Discussion of King’s release, league versus association tensions, and upcoming schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
Anson
Clevelands
Cincinnatis
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Giants
Phillies
New York
Old Anse
King
Anager McGunnigie
Migtghurg
Eton of
Columbus
Baltimore
League
Colling
Darby O'Brien
Nichols
Kelly
Boston Reds
St. Louis Browns
San Francisco
Poston
Vickery
Shriver
Luby
Gumbert
Nancy Hanks Great Record in Distance Trotting Feats
The article praises Nancy Hanks for fast mile times at Cambridge City and Homewood Farm, noting 2:09% for a full mile and multiple sub 2:14 heats. It compares her to Maud S. and cites breeding lines Hambletonian 10 and Happy Medium. Pugilists Cal McCarthy and Roddy Gallagher receive brief mentions with boxing hopes and recent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hanks
Cambridge City
Maud S
Homewood Farm
Chester Grand
Chicago
Independence, Sr
Allerton
Margaret S
Independence
Belmont Park
Phrladelphia
Nancy
Lexington
Cleveland
Splan
Nancy Hawke
Mandy
Rysdyks
Happy Medium
Nancy Lee
Dictator
Harold
Miss Russell
Pilot, Jr
Pilot
Western Window Glass Association meeting reports tentative restart dates
The Western Window Glass Association of Manufacturers held a meeting in Columbus with President T Hart of Marion and Secretary W Loettler of Pittsburg. Local plants Ballaire, Crystal, and Union Glass Works in Tallaire discussed resuming operations, with Oct 1 or Oct 12 debated and Oct 3 favored by a vote. They resolved no blowing before Oct 1 and to pay nonsappers, with a plan to restart as convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Topmi
Mack
Benwood Iron Company
Sweeney & Sons’ Foundry
Whitaker
National Glass Factory
Bol- Intre
Standard
Fostoria Glass Company
Monndaville
Eagle Glass Works
Lazearville
la Belle
Joseph Beck
National Glass* Works
Central City
W. Va
New Glass House
Nobbs Glass Factory
Bridgeport
Riverside Iron Works
Hobbs
Central Glass Factories
Blach Bros, Tobacco Works
Boggs’ Raw Mining Company
Standard Axle Works
Akelp
Banwood Iron Works
Rolla
Crystal Glass Company
Flint Glass Manufacturers
Central
United States Glass Company
Etna
Brooke Glass Company
Wellsburg
Sherman No. 6
A. A. of Land S. W
Sevres
Haviland
Western Window Glass Association of Manufacturers
Noll House
Columbus
T. ¥. Hart
Marion
Ind
William Loettler
Pittsburg
Ballaire Window Glass Works
Crystal Window Glass Works
Union Glass Company
Tallaire
Mwo
Clavelanh
Faily We Weule Cartier
Umpire Orders Miller From Game After Altercation
In a tense scene, Miller argues with umpire McQuaid Reilly and is ordered out after a glove toss to the stands. Chicago is declared the winner as Pittsburg players retreat. The stand is critical of the umpire’s action, suggesting possible bias toward Chicago or Boston in the season’s tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquald
Chicago
Anson
Colt's
Tommy Burns
McQuaid
Theo
Miller
Reilly
Ron
McQuaid Reilly
M Gunigle
McQauld
Chicagos
Pittsburgs
McGunnigle
Pittsburg
Boston
Aquatic sports stress in professional rowing era
A commentary on professional rowing notes that international championship struggles occur largely beyond civilized domains. It mentions Hanlon and O’Connor racing at New Westminster, B C, reflecting on decades of shifting norms and persistent record breaking in a sport once more distant from traditional schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanlon
O'Connor
New Westminster
B.C
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Jack Davis
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Kilrain
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Western Wisdow Glass Association
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J. W. Blatchley
Reese
Frew & Bertschy
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