Word: halstead
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fastest run ever made"- the recent speed run between Chicago and Buffalo, when 510 miles were traversed at an average speed of 65.07 miles an hour, and a speed as high as 92.3 miles an hour was attained. Mr. Robinson was one of the official time-keepers. Mr. Murat Halstead, long editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette and now editor of the Brooklyn Standard Union, relates the history of Garfield's nomination and administration, giving important conversations with Garfield and interesting personal reminiscences. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, in a chapter of autobiography, gives an interesting picture of a New England girl...
McClure's magazine for January is to have an article giving the whole story (never yet published, but long desired by the public) of Mr. Blaine's relation to his own candidacy for the Presidency in 1884. It is written by Murat Halstead, whose opportunity for knowing all the facts was unequaled; and it embodies conversations with Blaine and an important unpublished letter written by him a few days after his defeat. Some very interesting portraits will accompany the article, and the Blaine letter will be reproduced in facsimile...
...Warman."The Earliest Portrait of Lincoln." as M. Cooloy, Herbert B. Adams, Justice Brown, Justice Brewer, J. C. Ropes, Murat Halstead, Francis A. Walker, Charles Dudley Warner, and others...
...Ryley takes the part of "Philosophy Jack," and George Marion makes a most successful hit as "Galetti," the Italian. Shendan Block carries out the role of villain with good effect. Annie Clarke plays her part to perfection. The rest of the characters are Arthur Forrest as Chauncey Elmore; Edgar Halstead, the Sir William: Harry Davenport, the Father Phelps; Helen Doyne, the Fanny, and Mrs. Pennoyer, the Amanda...
...Murat Halstead has an article on the "City of Hamburg" and Mr. William H. Rideing writes of "A Recent Visit to Mr. Gladstone at Hawarden." An entertaining and very interesting sketch of "Art Schools of Paris' is contributed by Miss Lucy Hooper. Archibald Forbes tells the story of the Fall of Constantinople as it appeared to a war correspondent and Mr. George W. Cable speaks of "Education, for the Common People in the South...