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"In the last two decades, there has been an uprising...of splendid hotels, as well as an enlarging and beautifying of those already built...The list includes the Hollenden Hotel, as well as the Narragansett in Providence, the Iroquois in Buffalo, the Russell in Detroit, the Plankinton in Milwaukee, the Coates House in Kansas City, the Portland in Portland, Oregon and the Tacoma in Tacoma, Washington. [ Depew 1895] All of these were hotels EJ Phillips stayed at -- and wrote letters from -- and were the newest and most luxurious hotels in town.
Hotel letterheads have given me a real sense of the "Gilded Age" as the images on hotel stationery get larger and more opulent, particularly in the 1890's. The frequency of "absolutely fire proof" (Note the 1890 Nadeau in Los Angeles "practically fireproof") is a reminder of how often theatres and hotels burned down.
Albany, New York
Delevan house
Montreal, Jan 1, 1895 See by today's paper that the Delevan House in Albany was burned last night. I have stopped there many times.
E.C. Delevan erected the hotel in 1844 at a cost of over half a million dollars. It burned down in 1894 and the site was used to build Union Station. http://www.albany-academy.org/pca/pcadowntown.htm#Delavan%20Hotel
In 1845 he [EC Delevan] established one of the first temperance hotels, Delavan House in Albany, which became a favorite resort for abstinent legislators. The hotel, however, lost money, and, much to Delavan's annoyance, the manager used a loophole in the lease to introduce liquor. http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/d/ecdelavananb.html
Hotel Aragon 1897
Chas. F. Dodge, Mgr. Open all the year Cable address "Aragon Atlanta"
Peachtree Street from Hotel Aragon, 1895 http://www.library.gsu.edu/spcoll/spcollimages/av/oneal/jpeg/N01-05_a.jpg
The Eutaw
Sylvanus Stokes, Proprietor
Mt. Vernon Hotel
Monument Street West, FH Nunns, Manager
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-12.shtml
King's Dictionary of Boston (1883) says the United States Hotel is "one of the oldest of the established hotels of the city, and one of the best, enjoying an excellent reputation in every respect. Its seal dates back to 1826". It was on Beach Street, between Lincoln and Kingston, in what is now Chinatown. In 1883 it took up the entire block and was three stories high. Daniel Webster lived there at one time, and Charles Sumner entertained Dickens there.
Hotel, 1886
Tilly Haynes was the proprietor of the United States Hotel. S[he] drew both maps. The larger map is titled "New map of Boston giving all points of interest..." The second, somewhat smaller map is "Bird's eye view of Boston Harbor..." The maps and the brochure accompanying have many ads for the U.S. Hotel, which ties in to the fact that they were drawn by the "Resident proprietor" of the Hotel. The maps are very well done. This may be one of the few times that a cartographer managed a hotel. David Rumsey Map Collection http://www.davidrumsey.com/maps760036-22634.html
Tilly Haynes,
Editorial, Nation 55 (1415) Aug. 11, 1892 http://www.nationarchive.com/Summaries/v055i1415_05.htm
United States Hotel, Boston, Sept. 7, 1887 Yesterday I went with Messr's [EM] Holland, [Eugene] Presbrey & [Alessandro] Salvini to see the Bostons and Philadelphians play. Phillies won. I will send a Globe with the score of the game to you. The Philadelphians are stopping at this hotel.
29, 1891 letter US Hotel
United States Hotel, Boston
Hotel 1893
Hotel Bowdoin 1895
restaurants in Boston
Durgin Park 1827 Quincy Marketplace http://www.durgin-park.com/
Jacob Wirth's 1868 33-37 Stuart St. http://www.jacobwirth.com/
Locke-Ober 3 Winter Place History http://www.locke-ober.com/about_history2.htm c. 1876
Union Oyster House 1826 41 Union St. http://www.unionoysterhouse.com/Pages/history.html
Hotel Iroquois Oct. 1890
Wooley & Gerrans, Absolutely Fire Proof
Main & Eagle Streets, southeast corner http://ah.bfn.org/h/iroqH/
Iroquois http://ah.bfn.org/h/iroqH/
Opened Aug. 1889, Buffalo Architecture and History
Postcards http://www.andrle.com/vintage/views3d.htm Chris André, Vintage Buffalo Views,
The Mansion, Stafford & Co. March 1895
Genesee Sept. 20, 1895
Coming to Buffalo? Try the Genesee, European Plan from 1.00 up, American Plan from 3.00 Up, Commercial Trade Solicited Sept. 1895
South Carolina
St. Charles Hotel GT Alford, Proprietor
North Carolina
Central Hotel, Feb. 16, 1897 Gresham & Campbell, Proprietors
Charlotte is a very pretty place, and I find myself in the hotel where Mr. Kirby died
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-15.shtml
Boston, May 30, 1886 We are to be in Chicago seven weeks. I hear the lowest terms at Palmer House (where I wanted to stop, it being near the theatre) is $3 per day rather more than present salary will warrant me paying. So I do not know where I shall stop.
Tremont House 1886,
John A. Rice & Co., George A. Cobb, George S. Ross 1886
House, Oct. 18, 1888
Third of the four Palmer Houses (present building was built in the 1920's). http://www.chicagohistory.org/fire/queen/pic0521.html
Sherman House, J. Irving Pearce, Proprietor 1889
Sherman House,
Randolph Street between Clark and LaSalle, Chicago http://www.skyscrapers.com/re/en/wm/bu/136864/
Hotel Sherman, Jazz Age Chicago http://chicago.urban-history.org/sites/hotels/sherman.htm
Hotel 1890
Michigan Ave. Boulevard & Jackson St.
Warren F. Leland, Proprietor
Lake Front The view from this hotel is unsurpassed by any in the world
East Harrison St. and
South Wabash Ave. intersection in the Loop, Chicago Daily News, Feb 8. 1908
House, Oct. 19, 1893 World's Fair 1893, J. Irving Pearce, Proprietor
There are a great many strangers now in town [for the Columbian Exposition] - every street is crowded - they are coming and going all the time and the number of Express wagons loaded with trunks going to & fro from hotels and Depots is astonishing.
Chicago, Nov. 2, 1893 Yesterday I had to watch the great gathering of the people at the City Hall, which is just opposite this hotel, to pay their last tribute of respect for their late Mayor Carter Harrison who was so suddenly killed last Saturday.
House 1895
Alvin Hulbert & W.S. Eden, Proprs, GA Cobb, Manager
Cor. Lake And Dearborn Streets, The Astor House of Chicago, Alvin Hulbert & WS Eden, Proprietors, EH Kirkland, Manager May 1896
Jan. 20, 1893
Burnet House
Burnet House, http://www.nbm.org/blueprints/80s/winter86/page2/page2.htm
A hotel built in 1849-50 on the northwest corner of Third and Vine streets in Cincinnati, a site formerly owned by Judge Jacob Burnet. Designed by Isaiah Rogers (1800-1869), the Burnet House stood until 1926 when it was replaced by the Union Central Building Annex. Rogers, already famous as the architect of Boston's Tremont House, the Astor House in New York City, the 1840-41 Exchange Hotel in Richmond, Virginia, and the New York and Boston Merchants' Exchanges, was called to Cincinnati by the projectors of the new hotel shortly after he had completed New York's Astor Place Opera House.
When the Burnet House opened on May 3, 1850, it was hailed as a hotel of unparalleled luxury. The Illustrated London News, a paper not noted for praising America, is said to have called it "the finest hotel in the world!" According to the Cincinnati Gazette of January 23, 1850, it measured 212 feet along Third Street and 209 feet on Vine Street. The central section was crowned by a dome 42 feet in diameter supporting a Corinthian cupola which commanded a panoramic view of the Ohio Valley from 100 feet above ground level. The walls were "stone-lined with brick, having a space between them, and the outside . . . plastered with a solid composition." Wide steps "of easy ascent" led to the Ionic hexastyle entrance portico. The large central courtyard was spanned by an iron lattice bridge, invented by Rogers, which led to "Gentlemen's Private Closets."
On the ground floor, stores -- including a barber shop and a cigar store -- flanked passages to the 78- foot- square barroom which contained thirty cast-iron Doric columns. The main floor contained a large marble- paved entrance hall, ladies' and gentlemen's public rooms, and 110-by-50-foot nah dining room, a spacious ladies' dining room graced by four Corinthian columns, and a children's dining room --"a new idea."
A total of 342 rooms provided lodging for about 550 guests. On the third and fourth stories were a number of parlor and bedroom suites, "each having a water closet and bathroom attached." Every floor had hydrants in case of fire, the building was gas-lighted throughout, and according to one source, the call bells worked "charmingly." http://www.nbm.org/blueprints/80s/winter86/page2/page2.htm
Cleveland, Nov. 17, 1893 I do not know where I shall stop in Cincinnati. The Burnet House I did not like last Winter. It was expensive and not particularly comfortable.
Palace Hotel, Cincinnati, Nov 23, 1893
Jan 1893 The HOLLENDEN Nov. 17, 1893 This is a splendid house. Wish I had one like it everywhere.
Superior Ave. and East 6th St., Opened June 7, 1885, Demolished 1963, George F. Hammond, architect http://web.ulib.csuohio.edu/CAP/hldh.html
St. James 1886, 1888
The Windsor Aug. 26, 1890 I telegraphed you yesterday of my safe arrival, but did not write for we were unsettled about our rooms, and indeed are still. We have been promised better ones, but this hotel, as well as all the others are so full that we had hard struggling to get rooms of any sort. I have nothing of interest to write. What I see of the City is from the upper story of this hotel.
The Russell House
WJ Chittenden, LA McCreary
Chittenden & McCreary, Proprs. 1892
WJ Chittenden, Proprietor May 1896
Hotel St. Claire
Absolutely Fire Proof, Wm. P. Beyer, Prop.
Coates House
K. Coates, Prop. Tenth and Broadway 1887
Estate of K. Coates,
Henry Weaver, Manager 1888, 1890
The NEW COATES
Absolutely Fireproof
Coates Opera House on Diagonal Corner Best Attractions Only
Kansas City, Mo Septr 29th 1896
House, KCPL http://www.kclibrary.org/sc/post/hotels/20000517.htm
Coates House and Coates Opera House, Kansas City Public Library http://www.kclibrary.org/sc/exhibits/theaters/coates.htm
Hotel Imperial, RW Farr, Manager
Tecumseh House 1892
Charles W. Davis, Proprietor
White Sulfur Springs
Famous Health Resort
The Saratoga of Canada
in connection with the hotel
Great attraction to visitors seeking health
CW Davis, Treas., AD Holman, Man
Hotel Nadeau
HW Chase & Maynes Proprietors, Jos. Schreiber, Jr. Manager Sept. 1888
Aug. 1890 "practically fire-proof"
A visit to Old Los Angeles, The Hotel Nadeau, said to be the first four story building in Los Angeles, now the site of the Los Angeles Times building, southwest corner of Spring St. and First St. In the old Spanish days, this site was a flat stretch of ground which Angelenos would make use of on the occasion of a community fandango http://www.csulb.edu/~odinthor/socal3.html
Hotel Ramona, Cor. Spring and Third Streets, FB Mallory, Prop, Sept. 1896
The Willard, Feb. 1893, Nov. 1893
WS Miller, Jr. Manager, Rates $2.50 per day
The Park Hotel, Geo. A. Lougee, Prop
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Plankinton Feb. 1893
AL Chase, Manager
Davidson, Nov 8, 1893 Rooms single or En Suite
EUROPEAN Absolutely Fire Proof, E.T. Dorman, Manager I left Chicago on Sunday 3 PM and arrived here at 5:15 PM. Wish all my railroad trips could be so short. I am comfortably located in the above hotel and it is adjoining the theatre. Everything is new, clean and elegant. Consequently I regret we remain here only one week.
Absolutely Fireproof European Plan
Milwaukee, 1895
E.T. Dorman, Manager, Restaurant Sixth Floor Finest Turkish Baths in the City
Another undated piece of Davidson stationery reads Rooms Single or Ensuite, with or without baths, $1.00 Upwards
A portion of The Grand Avenue shopping mall now occupies the site of the former Davidson hotel and theater. Old Milwaukee Postcards: Restaurants http://www.widenonline.com/oldmilw/eating.htm
The Windsor 1894 GW Swett, Manager
Hotel, Jan 1, 1895
Windsor & St. James. St.
EM Mathews, Manager
Last night Miss Nethersole & [Marcus] Mayer gave a little supper to the Company at the Windsor Hotel, and I went, and it was nearly 2 AM when I got back to this hotel. A nice way for an old lady to begin the New Year.
The sun is just bursting forth to smile on the New Year - a happy harbinger, I hope of good luck to us all. I have steam heat in my room, and it is turned off and I have to have the window open - on New Years day 1895. A strange thing for this part of the world. And I do not think it healthy.
See by today's paper that the Delevan House in Albany was burned last night. I have stopped there many times. Albany needed a new hotel, but the loss of life is deplorable.
The Windsor hotel (built in 1878) was a luxurious hotel at the corner of Dorchester blvd. (now known as René-Levesque Blvd.) and Peel street, on the west side of Dominion square (now known as Dorchester square). It, unfortunately, burnt down inn 1953 but the annex still remains. The annex was renovated in the 80s as an office building. http://www.toutmontreal.com/cgi-bin/guide/cherche.cgi?buildings,Windsor_hotel_annex,*buildings
Born near Maidstone in Kent on June 24th 1815 the first Woollett apparently emigrated in 1834. He first appears in an Albany directory in 1845 when he listed himself as William L. Woollett Jr., Architect of the Delevan House. The Delevan House, a massive classically inspired hotel which covered a full block on Broadway, on the current site of Union Station, is also attributed to another local architect, J.W. Adams, in the 1845 Albany City Guide.
As a young man and newcomer to Albany it seems likely that Woollett worked under Adams for this major commission. The Delavan House burned to the ground, with much death and devastation, when filled to capacity on New Years Eve in 1894. Like the Delavan House, many of Woollett's buildings have been lost in the course of the past century. His best known surviving works - Our Lady of Angels R.C. Church (1869), Emmanuel Baptist Church (1868-71), and a delightful picturesque English Gothic chapel (or schoolhouse according to one source) added in 1866 to the Church of the Holy Innocents - date from the period of his partnership with Edward Ogden from 1856 to 1870. http://www.courthouse.demon.co.uk/woolletthistory/main/usawool.htm
York Hotels
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-12.shtml
Hotel Broadway & 21st St. Geo. F. Atherton
above Park & Tilford's Grocery Store
Mar. 5, 1894 I hope you will be able to come over and see me this week. I have Matinees Wed & Sat. Take 23rd St ferry and car to Broadway. I have come to this hotel with Mr. & Mrs. [Herbert] Ayling, $7 per week for room on the 5th floor but there is a "lift" after arriving at the 1st floor. I think I shall prefer it to Mrs. Johnsons. The entrance to this house is on Broadway. You cannot miss it. If I am satisfied with this house I shall remain here next week, making the journey to Brooklyn by Broadway car, Bridge & Brooklyn Elevated to Park Theatre. If I do not like it, I shall move over to the Clarendon in Brooklyn next week.
New York Nov. 19, 1890 Yesterday went to the Brunswick hotel to hear Mrs. Kendal address the Goethe Society. Subject "The Stage". Heard nothing new but the subject was nicely put together, and very clearly delivered by Mrs. Kendall who has a very sweet toned voice.
The Brunswick Hotel was on Madison Square at Fifth Avenue and 25th Street "much favored by English tourists and is patronized also by the wealthy young men about town". [Kings NYC?]
225 Fifth Ave. http://www.nysonglines.com/ Handsome red-brick Gift Building was formerly the Brunswick Hotel, noted as the home of the Coaching Club, which held carriage parades up 5th Avenue. On July 14, 1880, on the 16th day of a celebrated 40-day fast, Dr. Henry S. Tanner stopped here and drank two ounces of water. It's now "the premiere international giftware showplace."
An ad in an 1887-'88 14th Street Theatre program reads "Table d' Hote Dinner at the Hotel Brunswick from 6 to 8 p.m. $1.50 The restaurant a la carte is open until 1 o'clock for the accommodation of Theatre parties."
On Madison Square's west side were expensive hotels, including the white marble Fifth Avenue Hotel (opened 1859) and the Hoffman House
Fifth Avenue Hotel Madison Square West, opened 1859, and was demolished in 1908. It has been replaced by the International Toy Center in the Fifth Avenue Building, 200 Fifth Ave. http://www.thetoycenter.com
The International Toy Center replaced the Fifth Avenue Hotel (1858-1908), once the most exclusive hotel in NYC. Cornelius Vanderbilt and cronies would trade stocks here after hours. Setting of Gore Vidal's 1876. Earlier was Franconi's Hippodrome (1852-59); before that was Corporal Thompson's Madison Cottage, roadhouse described by New York Herald as "one of the most agreeable spots for an afternoon's lounge in the suburbs of our city." New York Songlines, 23rd St. http://home.nyc.rr.com/jkn/nysonglines/23st.htm
In 1860 the Prince of Wales stayed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel at 23rd Street, establishing the social credentials of what is now Chelsea in Manhattan.
Madison Square North Historic District http://www.nyc.gov/html/lpc/html/designation/summaries/mad_park.html
New York, Jan 24, 1892 I rehearse at 11 tomorrow and at 3 PM have to attend a "tea & reception" at the Holland House [Hotel] [30th St & 5th Avenue] given by the committee of "The Actors Fund Fair" to be held in May at the Madison Square Garden. I suppose the object to-morrow will be to see what everybody concerned is willing to do, to make the affair a success.
Marble Collegiate Church and Holland House photo http://memory.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?ammem/detr:@field(SUBJ+@band(Holland+House++New+York,+N+Y+++))
Named for Lord Holland's mansion in London, it was considered one of the premier hotels in the world when built in 1891. New York Songlines Fifth Ave. http://www.nysonglines.com/
Peteler, SE Corner of 124th Street & Lexington Ave NY
Apr. 12, 1893 Well I came up here and am very glad I came. My room is not as large but the other conveniences [bathrooms?] are better. I am half a block from back entrance of theatre -- board is very good, and I get it for $9 per week -- quite a save on $20.
Hotel Broadway,
41st and 42nd Sts
Boston, Oct. 1, 1887 Tomorrow we leave here at 4 PM for New York. I am going with Mr. & Mrs. [Louis F] Massen to the Rossmore, 41st and B'way. Mr. Massen thinks I can make terms there to suit me for the winter. At all events I shall stop there until I can find something to suit my pocket- book. Of course I would prefer being nearer the theatre than 41st, although B'way cars are very convenient but always crowded.
New York, Oct. 4,1887 I arrived 10:30 Sunday night and came with Mr. & Mrs. [Louis] Massen to this hotel where Mr. Massen thought, and tried to make terms for me, but in vain. Everything is too high for me. Nothing less than $25 per week that would be fit to live in. I can have 3rd story front room heated for $8 per week [at 50 West 24th St., with breakfast, but taking lunch and dinner out] and in the long run I think, be cheaper than anything else, and when I feel like eating I shall not be tied down to boarding house fare. In the hotels I cannot get anything comfortable under $4 per day, and have to waste a great deal of time in being waited on.
Hotel St. Denis was at Broadway and 11th Street, opposite Grace Church. "A few minutes walk above the St. Denis is the brilliant Union Square and the shopping district extends on all sides...The Broadway cable cars pass the doors almost every minute." Kings NYC 1893
Milwaukee Feb. 17, 1893 I do not yet know where I can put up, for all the rooms are occupied at Nagles, and the hotels of which there are many in the vicinity, are expensive. But I am going to try the Hotel Dane or St Denis.
New York, Mar. 14, 1893 Arrived in the City yesterday and went to [Hotel] St Denis at 4:40 PM.
New York, Sept. 8, 1895 In the Afternoon I had a very pleasant visit with Kittie Fay Peregoy. She and her husband are stopping at the [Hotel] St Denis.
Sturtevant Between 28th and 29th Street, on the east side of Broadway (1186 Broadway), the Maurice Barrymores often had a suite here (before moving to an apartment on 59th Street and Fifth Avenue in 1890). Kotsilibas-Davis
Boston, Sept. 28, 1887 Hattie wants me to go to a hotel, but I am afraid New York Hotels are beyond my means. The "Sturtevant" is recommended to me as reasonable for the hotel, but not for me. I had to pay $16 per week last winter after Hattie left me. I can get good room and board at Sturtevant for $17.56 per week.
New York, Jan.4, 1897 I located in the above [Sturtevant] this afternoon a little before 4 o'clock. Tried the New Amsterdam -- but they had only two single rooms vacant -- both dark and about the size of [grandson's] Ted's bedroom - would not have held my trunks.
The "tasteful, elegant, and ample" Union Square Theatre in the center of the Union Place Hotel, on 14th Street, on the south side of Union Square, between Broadway and 4th Avenue, was designed and build by architect HM Simons for brewer-politician [and AM Palmer partner] Sheridan Shook.
Union Square Hotel was at the southeast corner of 15th and Union Square West. Single-tax advocate Henry George died here, October 29, 1897. http://home.nyc.rr.com/jkn/nysonglines/4av.htm#bleecker
Hotel 5th Ave. and 33rd. St. [now site of the Empire State Building]
Mar. 19, 1893 The New Waldorf Hotel was opened on Thursday to the Public and everybody is amazed at the magnificence displayed. Only $20 per day for a suite consisting of Parlor, bedroom & bathroom. Meals extra. It is on the European plan. I guess we could live there for about $40 per day, $280 per week. Not much for a Rockefeller or Vanderbilt but the Astors will never get it out of this child. Cause why? She hasn't got that much & never will have. And if she had, would not spend it so foolishly.
The Hotel Waldorf was built by William Waldorf Astor and "said to have cost $5,000.000." It was twelve stories high and "abounding in loggias, balconies, gables, groups of chimneys, and tiled roofs. One of the chief features is the interior garden court, with fountains and flowers, walls of white terra cotta, frescoes, and stained glass." (Kings NYC)
Fifth Ave. between West 33rd and 34th Sts. This block was the site of two mansions owned by the Astor family--the northern half was owned by Caroline (Mrs. William) Astor... The southern half held the mansion of her nephew, William Waldorf Astor, which inspired the fashion for mansard roofs. Feuding over who had the right to be referred to as "Mrs. Astor," the nephew in 1893 replaced his house with the Waldorf Hotel, designed by Henry Hardenbergh, in order to spite his aunt. (Waldorf was John Jacob Astor's hometown in Germany.) Caroline Astor responded by replacing her own home with the Astoria Hotel, also designed by Hardenbergh, which were combined in 1897 to create the Waldorf- Astoria (though Caroline insisted on the right to re-separate the hotels at any time). ... U.S. Steel was born at the hotel in 1901. The Waldorf salad was invented there in 1896. In 1929 the hotel relocated uptown, and the Empire State Building was built on this site. New York Songlines Fifth Ave. http://www.nysonglines.com/
Williams, Ellen and Steve Radlauer, Historic Shops & Restaurants of New York, New York: The Little Bookroom, 2002 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1892145154/qid=1078015784/sr=1-2/ref=sr_1_2/104-6039487-5225513?v=glance&s=bookshas chapters on bakeries and sweet shops, cafes and coffee roasters, Italian restaurants, Jewish delicatessens, restaurants, saloons and wine shops and steak and chop houses.
New Jersey
Park House, 86 & 88 Park Place, Opp. Military Park
H. Koellhoffer, Prop'r
The Murray B. Silloway, Propr., 14th & Harney, 1890
The Paxton
Ralph Kitchen, Manager 1896
William A. Paxton (1837-1907) built the Paxton Hotel http://www.nde.state.ne.us/SS/notables/paxton.html
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-13.shtml
Hotel Schlosser Nov 1894
We are playing at the "Alvin" Theatre, almost adjoining this hotel.
Hotel Victoria
European Plan, Cor. Sixth & Penn Ave.
GC Dellenbach, Proprietor, Fred S. Avery, Manager, Nov. 1896
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-15.shtml
The Portland, June 21, 1890 You see I am living in a fine house and kept by Chas. Leland. All furnished in [Charles] Eastlake [Arts and Crafts] style and quite new.
Portland, Sept. 15, 1896
HC Bowers, Manager
Wish we were booked here for a week, Hotel and Theatre both comfortable, and only across the street from each other.
Ford's Hotel opposite Capitol Park, Rates reduced to $2.50 and $3.00 per day, Comfortable coaches run to and from all stations & steamboat landings, AJ Ford, Owner & Proprietor 1893
Golden Eagle Hotel ,WO Bowers, Proprietor 1890
WO Bowers and the Golden Eagle Hotel http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~npmelton/sacbow.htm
Gray & Titus, Proprietors Sept. 1896
History of St. Louis Neighborhoods: Downtown Commercial Developments, Norbury N. Wagman, http://stlouis.missouri.org/neighborhoods/history/cbd/commercial7.htm
Southern Hotel Dec. 5 1893
Wm Russell Allen, Pres. JW Wallace, Sec'y & Treas.
HC Lewis, Manager, Absolutely Fire Proof
Opened in 1865.
Closed in 1912 http://stlouis.missouri.org/neighborhoods/history/cbd/architecture7.htm
Kansas City, Oct. 1, 1896 Leave here Saturday night for St Louis. Give 10 performances there beginning with Sunday night the 4th and ending Sunday 11th with two Matinees thrown in. Real pleasant. It will be State Fair week and Carnival time. What is troubling us is where we shall be able to find shelter. The City is expected to be over- crowded.
Hotel, Oct. 4, 1896
Under New Management, American and European Plan, Jno. F. Donovan, Proprietor, Redecorated, Renovated and Every Way Improved
Here I am. Arrived this Morning at 7. Had a hard time finding shelter, but I succeeded in locating at the above. Four blocks from [Century] theatre. .
Tower Grove Park is an unusual, elegant 19th century Victorian walking park adjacent to the Missouri Botanical Garden. The grounds of the 289-acre park are punctuated with 10 whimsical pavilions, lily ponds, statuary, fountains, and mock classical "ruins." The park has the most diverse and interesting urban forest in the central United States with a greater variety of trees and shrubs than any other urban park in the country. Tower Grove Park was established in 1868 by Henry Shaw, the founder of the Missouri Botanical Garden. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been designated a National Historic Landmark, one of only four municipal parks in the country to achieve that status. An artificial ruin, a feature often found in Victorian parks but seldom in America, is built from the stones of the former Lindell Hotel, which burned down some years ago. http://www.explorestlouis.com/factSheetsMedia/fact_towergrove.html
Lake City
Walker House and the Continental Hotel, G.S. Erb, Proprietor 1886
The Walker House is a four story brick structure with 132 rooms. It is located on the west side of Main Street. It has lately been entirely renovated and handsomely furnished; also has the addition of a passenger elevator. It is especially noted for its excellent table, which is abundant in game, fruits, fish etc. Your Guidebook to the Pacific Railroad, 1879 http://americahurrah.com/PacRR/SaltLakeCity.htm
Cullen SC Ewing, Proprietor, Rates $3 PER DAY, CENTRALLY LOCATED 1888
The Knutsford GS Holmes 1890
Sept. 22, 1896 I find some changes here in the way of new buildings. This hotel is new and very nice.
Recent Hotels in the United States, Antique Digest, orig. published 1927. http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-18.shtml
Baldwin Hotel and Theatre The theatre was built in 1875. "In 1878 Elias Jackson "Lucky" Baldwin built a magnificent hotel which encompassed the playhouse and occupied the rest of the block." More under Baldwin Theatre
Baldwin Hotel http://americahurrah.com/SanFrancisco/1875/1.html
Built by mining speculator "Lucky" Baldwin in 1877 and destroyed by fire in 1898.
Francisco, Aug. 1, 1886 The City is full of strangers, the G.A.R., badges
are very conspicuous on Men and women. This is Sunday, but every few
minutes a band passes playing Yankee Doodle or Hail Columbia. The City is
ornamented with arches, flags, portraits of the War Generals and in many places
Grant & Lee hang side by side! Tuesday is the day when the grand
procession takes place.
After that the City will soon be quiet again, and I shall be able to get a good room in the hotel. I am now in the Mansard room, comfortable little room which, under the circumstances, is better than I expected. We have the New York division's [G.A.R.] headquarters in this hotel, also Wisconsin and Kansas, and I think Missouri. With this Grand Army business it seems all the trains are late.
San Francisco, Aug. 18, 1896 Well here I am once more in San Francisco, after an absence of six years. New people are running the hotel and all are strange to me, but I have a nice pretty room on the 3rd floor with sunny outlook, bathroom and large closet all for $2.50 per day. I used to pay $3.50 for the same accommodation, only room was about 2 feet wider.
The (underinsured) Baldwin Hotel burned on Nov. 23, 1898. Albert Nickinson took this photograph of the ruins in Dec. 1898, upon his return from Honolulu and the Spanish American War.
Hotel ruins December 1898
Baldwin was dealt the final blow on Nov. 23, 1898, when the Baldwin Hotel and theater complex in San Francisco caught fire in the early morning hours and burned to the ground. The fire practically ruined him, because the losses amounted to somewhere around $2.5 million and his insurance covered only $185,000 of the damage. With the Santa Anita Ranch and his other properties heavily mortgaged, he had nothing left to compensate for the loss of his showplace hotel. He did what his financial condition required him to do and sold his Market and Powell Street properties in San Francisco to James L. Flood for $1.1 million. The purchase price was $200,000 above the mortgage held on the site and gave Baldwin some much-needed capital to start over again. In the summer of 1900, at the age of 72, he set sail for Nome in hopes of recouping his dwindling fortune in the Alaska gold rush. Debra Ginsburg, "Lucky" Baldwin, A legend larger than life, California Thoroughbred Breeders Assoc., April 1999 http://www.ctba.com/99magazine/apr99/aprnews1.htm
San Francisco
Tadich Grill 1849 The Story of San Francisco's Oldest Restaurant http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1580084257/ref=ase_thekitchenlink/104-9478284-7087150?v=glance&s=books
EJ Phillips doesn't mention the Palace Hotel, but it wasn't far from Baldwin's. It opened in 1875 and was described by Mrs. Frank Leslie in 1877 http://members.door.net/nbclumber/Leslie/Ch11.htm and is still in San Francisco http://www.sfpalace.com/main/history.htm. While it survived the earthquake of 1906 it required extensive restoration from the subsequent fires.
The Rainier, HL Gulline & Co. Agents
The Rainier June 26, 1890 Well I am in Seattle! at the above hotel which stands on a high hill overlooking Puget Sound -- the "Mediterranean of America". The view from my window is indeed very beautiful.
AA Seagrave, Proprietor
Corner Third Avenue and Cherry Street Sept. 1896
Occidental Hotel slideshow http://www.historylink.org/essays/output.cfm?file_id=7081
YoSemite House Sharp Bros. Proprietors, HW Sharp, The Only First Class Hotel in the City 1890
Online Historical Yosemite Books http://www.yosemite.ca.us/history/
New York
The Yates, Nov 18, 1892 This is a grand new hotel and elegantly furnished. I have parlor & bedroom, $3 per day.
Yates Hotel, 1919 postcard http://www.rubylane.com/ni/shops/gibson/iteml/2059
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-15.shtml
The Tacoma, Wm. H. Lee, Manager 1890
The Tacoma, June 23, 1890 This is a great country up here! And this is a very picturesque town. The cut of the hotel shows the front looking toward Puget Sound. The street and general entrances are on the other side, the building being alike on both sides. I have a very nice room with a view of the surrounding hills and valleys. Wish all my children were here to see it. . We hear that the hotel there [in Seattle] is better than this one, but the theatre will not be so comfortable.
June 25, 1890 After Matinee
Well we do go to Seattle for two nights -- returning and playing here on Saturday night. Do not take our hotel trunks with us.
I hadn't really thought about all the baggage until I read this. What sort of suitcases (overnight bags? carpet bags?) did they travel with on such a short jaunt?
From 1883 — the first year passengers could ride the train uninterrupted from Chicago to Tacoma — to 1890, the population of Tacoma grew from about 5,000 to more than 30,000. The titanic Tacoma Hotel overlooked the harbor, and from its porch travelers and writers like Mark Twain and Rudyard Kipling marveled at the speed with which a city under a volcano could be born. For all its explosive growth and buzzing activity, no observer (either traveling through or putting down roots) could overlook Tacoma's most distinguishing presence — the mountain. Michael Sullivan, A Mountain Calling: The Tacoma Eastern Railroad, Columbia: The Magazine of Northwest History, 13 (4), Winter 1999 http://www.washingtonhistory.org/wshs/columbia/articles/0499-a3.htm
The most beautiful hotel on the West Coast opened on August 8, 1884. The Tacoma Hotel was built on A Street between 9th Street and 10th Street. The Frank Russell Co. now occupies this location. History of the Tacoma Fire Department http://www.iafflocal31.com/tfd-history.htm
The Rossin House
A. Nelson Proprietor
King & York Sts. 1892, 1893, 1894
York Street, opened 1867 http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/archives/becker_collections/images/rossin_house.jpg Later Prince George Hotel
Hotel, Front Street, Toronto
has been a tourist destination since at least the 1850s.
Larry Becker, http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/archives/becker_collections/touring.htm
Victorian Advertising - Toronto http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/archives/becker_collections/advertising.htm
British Columbia
Sept. 1896
Manor House
Telephone 222 The first (and only) hotel stationery to include a telephone number.
PO Box 572 Sept. 1896
Nineteenth Century Hotels in the United States, Antiques Digest, orig. published 1927 http://www.oldandsold.com/articles25/hotels-13.shtml
O.G. Staples, Proprietor Late of the Thousand Island House 1891
Willard Hotel (opened 1861) is still in business at 1401 Pennsylvania
Ave, NW, but it is not the building EJ Phillips stayed at or where Julia Ward
Howe composed the Battle Hymn of the Republic. (The present building opened in
1901). Mary Glen had tea there in January 1992 with Linda Barrett
Osborne and Sara Day from her first post- college job at the Franklin Mint (which
was splendid preparation for this project). She also had meetings at the
Marriott in the next block of Pennsylvania Ave. in 2000 and 2001, and was pleased to see how close the
National Theater is (just beyond the Marriott) and how close the White House
was and is,
and to be walking in EJ Phillips' footsteps.
Randall, Cor. Penna. Ave & 15th St.
Jno. T. Trego, Propr., Near Executive Mansion & Opp. US Treasury
Dec 4, 1894 I have the White House, Treasury Building and Park in view as I write and the theatre is next door to me. From my window I can see the late Gen. Robert E Lee's residence across the Potomac. Arlington the place is called and now the Soldier's Cemetery where Phil Sheridan is buried & other great men.
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strenuous business of travel
The Pullman [sleeping] Car Co was organized in 1867, the same year the first hotel or buffet car was built and the first Pullman dinner car was run in 1868. 100 Years of American Commerce 1895
Climbing Pike's Peak 1883
New York, Feb. 23, 1886 Yes, I think I shall be happier even travelling to S[an]. F[rancisco] than I should be in having a four months vacation, although there will be very little money in it, after hotel bills are paid. Still it will be better than idleness.
Boston, May 27, 1886 Where I shall stop in Chicago will depend upon how cheap the hotels are. So at first direct your letters to McVickers Theatre.
San Francisco, Aug. 21, 1886 Oh! we leave Sacramento on Saturday night, closing our performances at the Matinee. Direct [your letters] to Theatre A M Palmer Dramatic Co at every place - for I do not know until I get to the different towns, at what hotel I shall stop. Sacramento has a State Fair going on and Races during the week we shall be there, so I suppose Hotels will be crowded and terms high.
Portland, July 1, 1890 Since I left Boston [in May] I have been on the move all the time, and the past two weeks have been spent on railroads & in theatres. We are here for a week, and although we are to give eight performances, still it seems a rest to be in one spot for even a week.
Philadelphia, June 27, 1892 I may have considerable travelling to do, but I can live at first class hotels as cheap as I can live in boarding houses in New York.
Baltimore Nov. 1, 1892 I am moving around so fast that I get very little time to write, but do the best I can. On Saturday notice was put up that we left after performance for NY, to remain there over Sunday and leave at 10:10 AM Monday for Wilmington, so I not having anyone in New York to see, got permission to go on to Phila Sunday 9 AM train.
Met the Co at Broad St at 12:20. Reached Wilmington at 1:30 or there about. Played at night and left there nearly 1 AM for this town, reaching this hotel at 3 AM. I did not get up until 12. Took breakfast at 1 and since have been mending and getting clothes ready for wash.
It was a great mistake bringing us from Wilmington last night. We might better have had our rest there and have come on this Morning. It is only a two hours ride -- 74 miles I hear is the distance. We are badly managed with regard to travel and dates.
Wyoming Valley Hotel, Wilkes-Barre Pa, Dec. 30, 1892 We arrived here at 5 PM yesterday, a ride of 12 hours, having left Johnstown at 5AM . We had a long wait at Harrisburg and took dinner there. Altogether this has been the roughest, most disagreeable week we have encountered. Theatre cold & dirty. Hotels not much better but this one is comfortable.
Washington DC, Jan. 4, 1893 it was too early [5:30 am New Year's morning] for any of them [Hattie, John and Jack Dolman] to get up, so I went to bed and had three hours sleep which I much needed, having gone through a very hard week of travel. Bad theatres & hotels and felt pretty tired.
Richmond, Virginia Jan 10, 1893 Glad that you have the prospect of good sleighing. I am tired of cold weather. I wish they would take us down to New Orleans You will see we are still jumping around the map and likely to do so until the 25th of June. We have a lot of traveling before reaching Union Square Theatre on the 20th of March.
Pittsburgh, May 11, 1893 I intend to take up my quarters in Brooklyn for next week, maybe at the Clarendon, but our agent has not sent on list of hotels & prices yet and when he does I may change my mind. Mr. & Mrs. [George] Giddens are going to stop in Brooklyn so I shall not be alone.
By May 18 she was staying at the Hotel St. George, Brooklyn.
Cleveland, Nov. 17, 1893 We go to Louisville for three nights. Then to Evansville 1 night, Lafayette 1 & Peoria 1. Three miserable bad towns, hotels and theatres bad.
Montreal, Jan. 23, 1894 Our trip was tiresome. We left Rochester at 10:30 AM Sunday, got to Albany at 5 PM, waited there, in hotel, and sleeper, until 11 PM when we were started for this place. We suffered more from heat than cold - the sleeper was kept up to Summer heat all night - and was not at all refreshing but here we are.
Chicago, Aug. 12, 1896 All ready to leave the hotel for shop where we give the 100th performance in Chicago of Gay Parisians and go to train as soon after as possible. Well dear I am off for a long trip. If I can stand it, I will be improved by it, and whatever may come of it I do it for the best.
Los Angeles, Sept. 6, 1896 Our ride to Sacramento will be a hot and long one. I thought a little physical preparation would be wise. We shall be in Portland, Ore 14th, 15th and 16th. The ride to Salt Lake City from Seattle will be a long hot one, two nights on the road. Also from Salt Lake to Kansas will be hard, but it will be getting cooler by that time.
Portland Sept 15, 1896 We leave 9AM on Thursday for Tacoma, about 4 hours ride by rail. From there by boat to Victoria on Friday. On Saturday by boat to Vancouver, back by boat to Seattle for Monday and Tuesday next - and from there to Salt Lake another two nights on train. From there to Kansas City. which will take two, if not three on train. But then the hardest part of the travel will be over, but by that time it will have been pretty severe.
Vancouver Sept. 18, 1896 We arrived here by boat this Morning at 9 o'clock, but I did not get up here to this hotel until 10:30. We left Victoria at 2 AM having gone to the boat after performance and went to bed, but the boat did not leave until 2 AM. We return the same way tomorrow. Going from here to Victoria, change boat there and go through to Tacoma, or else we would have to get off the boat in Seattle at 4 AM, not a pleasant hour but by going through we get an undisturbed nights rest and leave for Seattle at 9. Ride two hours on the water and get there at 11 AM Monday. Play there Monday and Tuesday and then turn our faces homeward. By the time this reaches you we shall be about leaving for Kansas City. Then I shall be over 1500 miles nearer to you.
We had a fine house last night in Victoria. Arrived there 5:30 PM and boarded the boat at 12. Boat started for this place at 2 AM. Did not give me much time to get an idea of Victoria. I shall be glad when we reach Kansas City. Will have a few nights rest and hard travel will be over.
Seattle, Sept. 22, 1896 We arrived here yesterday about 11 AM. Had a foggy trip through Georgian Bay and Puget Sound. All the beautiful views of the scenery were lost. We have had fog ever since we reached Portland. We leave here at 4 AM for Portland, remain there for seven hours and then start for Salt Lake. Two nights or rather three, counting tonight on the train. I do not think the trains are as tiresome as the boat. We had to take three to get here from Vancouver, B.C. and all were propellers. And the pumping noise of the machinery was too tiresome for comfort.
Omaha, Oct. 25, 1896 We closed our engagement here last night, but do not leave until tomorrow at 10 AM to go to Des Moines, Iowa. Consequently we have a day of rest here, for the second time only since leaving Boston last Spring. We are looking for another week of hard travels before reaching Milwaukee . We shall have six hours of ride tomorrow. Are due in Des Moines at 4:50 PM. The next day we shall take quite as long in going to Burlington Iowa]. On Wednesday night we go on board a sleeper at Davenport to take us to Cedar Rapids, Cedar Rapids to Dubuque and Freeport, Ill on Saturday night.
We are still on the same old lines travelling and playing, but it seems a little more like hard work. The journeys are long, tire-some & early rising quite fatiguing. But I hope we shall be able to pull through all right and you, Albert and Ted will be able to come for dinner at Hattie's on the Sunday after Christmas.
Pittsburg, Pa Novr 28th 1894 Yesterday I was called to rehearsal and did not rehearse, and today no rehearsal for the first time in over five weeks. Here I am living next door to theatre, which is also a great rest to me, and I am beginning to feel quite like myself.
We played Camille the past two nights, and the curtain did not fall on last act until 10 minutes of 12 each night. I being so near theatre got into my room at "14 of 12" but in New York and Philadelphia it used to be half past 12 before I got home, and it was very tiring to me.
I used to get to 3219 Clifford Street [Philadelphia] at from half past 12 to one AM every night. Get up at 10, take a breakfast and down to rehearsal, which would often not allow one time to go home to dinner, but I would get dinner at restaurant and go back to theatre to dress for performance. On Morning of the night we produced Romeo & Juliet, it was 5 in the Morning when I got home, we having a rehearsal after the performance of the Transgressor which began at 1 AM and lasted for me until 1/2 past 4. Then Hattie & I got into a cab and arrived home at 5 AM.
EJ Phillips played the Nurse to Olga Nethersole's Juliet.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 30, 1896 I played at a Matinee on Thanksgiving Day in Toledo, at night, and on Friday night going to train after performance to be taken to Columbus, where we opened with a Matinee on Saturday and played Saturday night.
The last two weeks that we thought would be comparatively easy turned out not to be, with the St Louis week the three hardest weeks we have had. We feel tired out but will have no travelling for a week. And the theatre is almost next door so I hope to have a little rest before making my appearance in Phila.
Am feeling almost too tired to be able to rest. Think we shall have only two matinees this week, Wed & Sat & NO TRAVELLING. Just think what a luxury!
Central Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina, Feb. 16, 1897 We start at 1:30 in the morning for Asheville NC -- get there 3 PM. Next Morning start earlier for Knoxville -- have a change of cars and get there late in the afternoon. But Mr. Zack has told me that after that - the trips will not be so hard.
They are as follows Knoxville, Tenn., 18th Chattanooga, 19th Birmingham, Ala 20th, Macon, Ga 21st Sunday, 22nd Savannah, Ga 23rd Charleston SC, 24th Augusta Ga, 25th & 26th Atlanta Ga, 27th Pensecola, Fla [sic], 28th New Orleans for a week. March 8th Cincinnati Ohio, 15th Phila, 22nd Harlem. This is all I know so far. I have heard we go to Buffalo and Chicago again -- but not officially. Guess we will close about 1st of May. I am now going to take a rest - have not had my clothes off for two nights and feel uncomfortable.
Knoxville, Feb. 17, 1897 Have had some heavy traveling and loss of sleep. Left Asheville after performance last night at 1:30 AM. Got here at 4:45 AM. Went to bed soon as I got my room in the above hotel, and have remained there until 4:30. Am now dressed & ready for supper.
We leave after performance tonight at 4:30 in the morning. Get to Chattanooga at 11. Give a matinee at 2 and night performance. Then leave for Birmingham, Ala but exactly when I cannot say - but the untimely hours and loss of sleep - and the extra matinee rung in on us.
Saturday will be in Macon Ga., Savannah, Ga. Tuesday Charleston, Wed Augusta, Ga., Pensecola, Florida and Sunday New Orleans, when we shall have a little breathing time for a week. By that time hope to be able to tell you where we go after that - but at present it is doubtful.
Atlanta, Feb. 1897 Play this afternoon and tonight - and leave very early in the morning for Pensacola Florida. Play there tomorrow night and Sunday push on to New Orleans where we are to open on Sunday night.
This has been a most trying two weeks I have ever gone through in travelling, and I do not think I could stand another two like them. I look for pretty hard work and discomfort in New Orleans next week. The crowds will be annoying and the accommodations very scarce and expensive, but I hope to pull through.
They are sending some of the Co home to New York by boat - a five days ride, but Mr. Zack has said he will try and send me by rail - and I hope he will be successful. I do not care for boating in March on the Atlantic Coast.
New Orleans, Mar. 2, 1897 I was so tired on reaching here Sunday Morning and playing Sunday night that I had to put off writing until today. Great time of Mardi Gras is in full blast and processions and Balls & are all that people are thinking about. We have had two big houses, but the fun ends tonight and the Fast begins tomorrow. Then we may not do as well.
I have had very hard work for the past two weeks, but this week will not be so hard, only two Matinees, and no travel. We leave Sunday Morning and are due in Phila & New York Tuesday Morning, thus ending the long run of Gay Parisians. I feel that I need a rest and am not sorry -- much as I dislike to lose my salary.
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16.01.07 - Joe DeGuardias Star Boxing proudly announces the signing of one of the hottest up-and-coming prospects in boxing, red-hot Dominican welterweight boxer/puncher Delvin Rodriguez (20-1-1, 12 KOs). Naturally powerful with impressive boxing skills, the 26-year-old native of Santiago de los Caballeros, now living in Danbury, Connecticut,comes to Star Boxing on a 10- fight winning streak, including 7 knockouts..
Delvin is the near future of the welterweight division and were happy hes made the right decision for his career, said Star Boxing CEO Joe DeGuardia. He has all the tools to become world champion and the punching power to create the highlight-reel knockouts the fans love. Well make the moves to quickly put him in line for his first title shot.
Were thrilled to be part of the Star Boxing stable, noted Rodriguez manager Stan Hoffman, and Im confident Joe will guide Delvin to the top of the Welterweight division.
This is an exciting move in my career and to have a promoter like Joe DeGuardia gives me even more confidence to be the future of the Welterweight division said Delvin.
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This the shit I don't like. I just saw this on one of my fb friend's page. I know it's all about football and all, but the redskins need to change their name. Not only is the name offensive. This picture is incredibly offensive to Native american people! This is offensive to me! This is white supremacy in america people.
For the legions of people insisting that having a team with a name like Redskins isn't racist, that it's not meant to be racist or that it's somehow honouring indigenous people…
Well, this is the kind of shit that happens. Homeboy up there isn't displaying an effigy of a football helmet-clad athlete. It's an effigy of a man wearing a widely appropriated symbol of North American indigineity.
For those people who do not see anything wrong with the Native mascot, I would ask them if they honestly believe that this image, this horrific image, can be divorced from the racism that Native people experience? (of course it can, they would say. There's nothing racist about this because white people have solved racism. Ad etcetera, ad nauseum)
Because I don't think there is much of a difference. I think it's all part of that grand old game of colonialism. The enterprise of imperialism. For me, being who I am and despite the limits of my knowledge, it's completely and totally obvious that the shit sandwich we're served as Native people is seasoned with absolutely every iniquity produced by the mechanisms of white supremacy and settler-colonialism.
Which is to say;
The attitudes, the prevailing worldview, that failed to prevent homeboy from stringing up an effigy of a Native man comes from the same plae that justifies our denigration, our poverty, our neglect, our abuse and our indignity.
I choose the word justify carefully, because they haven't simply allowed these things to happen to us. Settlers in their grand old game have not simply elided their responsibility for these things, either. They all know, on an intellectual level, what they did. Or they suspect it, at least, though the web of lies that is nationalist mythology tends to get things tangled.
What they're all doing, what homeboy here has done, has taken all of these things, this legacypain and blood, and they have determined that it is an inevitability. That it was meant to be this way.
That we, the savages, the conniving halfbreeds and the inscrutable wildmen of their "new world" stood athwart their progress and therefore deserve it.
So don't fucking anyone be telling me that I have bigger fish to fry. I have one ten-ton monster to fry, and you' better believe my fileting knife is razor sharp.
You fucking piece of shit.
You incomprehensibly vile piece of walking human garbage.
This is what it comes down to, for you people isn't it? Fun. Your sacred right to have a gay old time and fuck anyone who has a problem with it, right?
Only if you were to actually go out and act on your obviously deeply internalized racism would you be able to underline just what a sorry piece of shit you are. You can see people reacting to this horrifically violent image and the great weight of genocide an oppression that accompanies it, and all you can do is lament the restrictions placed on fun.
I could trot out the scholarship, the heartfelt speeches and the dedicated work by people who are determined to take your fucking toys away, but I won't bother. It would be lost on you, wouldn't it? Not only are you a piece of shit, I suspect you're also an arrogant moron. Nothing would convince you so I'll leave you secure in your certitude that we're all just "butthurt"
Now, I know you fancy yourself a real hardass in contrast to all of us over-sensitive types who are just down on your fucking good time, but all I see is some dipshit fuckhead whining about a perceived inability to behave like an ignorant bigot in public without repercussion.
In short, a child. Go back to your roleplaying, and go fuck yourself, you unbelievable shitstain.


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What surprised me is that this little device actually uses a microcontroller to measure the voltage. I guess that I really shouldn't be surprised, though. Microcontrollers come in very small packages now, and programming them is very simple to do .
Because microcontroller are programmable, you could extend the functionality of this device. For example, you could add a small alpha-numeric display or more LEDs to indicate different voltage ranges.
While the circuit is very simple, and is easily fabricated on some perfboard, the author of this Instructables project, has indicated that he intends to make a PC board and kit available. I've e-mailed him about this, and will report on what he has to say about price and availability.
Another thought that occurs to me is that I could make one of these with the Arduino that's been languishing beneath my workbench for the last year or so. Basically, I'd just take the front end circuitry from this project and connect it up to my Arduino. I'd have to do some programming, but I think I can handle that. :)


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Shia LaBeouf is no longer just another Hollywood actor – he's a God. A few hundred of the actor's crazed fans have started a fictional religion called Shiantology, which exalts the Transformers star as the Messiah. They've even set up this website with mock pictures of Shia as Jesus Christ. GABO/bauergriffinonline.com
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Pronunciation: /ˌrestəˈrāSHəˌnizəm /
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Height top: 2070 m
Elevation gain: 1251 m
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Atlus advises you to speak softly and carry a big stick when dealing with demons in Shin Megami Tensei IV
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Shin Megami Tensei IV
Are you excited about the upcoming release of
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Unlike the
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U.S. stocks are slumping to a third straight loss as investors fret over poor economic news.
Secret Service chief quits due to security lapses
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Secret Service Director Julia Pierson resigned Wednesday in the face of multiple revelations about bumbling in her agency and rapidly eroding confidence that the president and his family were being kept safe.
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Emergency manager Kevyn Orr testified in bankruptcy court Wednesday that when he took over Detroit's finances, he found a city with poor services for residents, next to no cash flow and significant neighborhood blight.
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Authorities in central California are searching for one or more suspects who broke into a Foster Farms chicken ranch and killed more than 900 birds with a golf club.
Ohio city defaults on traffic camera bill
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One of Ohio's poorest cities was dealt another financial blow Wednesday when a federal judge stuck it with a $638,000 judgment in favor of a Rhode Island company that supplied the traffic cameras it hoped would provide a revenue boost.
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Gophers Sit in Second Place after Day 1 of Southern Scuffle
Jan. 1, 2012
The No. 3 Gopher wrestling team is currently in second place after the first day of action at the Southern Scuffle in Chattanooga, Tenn. Minnesota finished the first day with 110.5 team points. Penn State leads the 22-team field with 118 points.
Eight Gophers are currently undefeated (4-0) after the first day of action and are still alive for an individual championship. 125 lbs. Zach Sanders, 133 lbs. David Thorn, 133 lbs. Chris Dardanes, 149 lbs. Dylan Ness, 165 lbs. Cody Yohn, 184 lbs. Kevin Steinhaus, 197 lbs. Sonny Yohn and Hwt. Tony Nelson.
Other wrestlers competing and who are in the consolation bracket of their respective weight classes are: 125 lbs. Corey Hodowanic (3-2), 133 lbs. Randy Hanson (3-2), 141 lbs. Nick Dardanes (3-1), 141 lbs. Seth Lange (5-1), 141 lbs. Thane Antczak (1-2), 157 lbs. Matt Mincey (1-2), 157 lbs. Alec Ortiz (4-1), 174 lbs. Steve Avalos, (2-2), 184 lbs. Joel Bauman (5-1) and 197 lbs. Scott Schiller (5-1).
Action gets underway tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. CST with the 4th Round Consolation matches. Semifinals will be at 10 a.m. The finals will be at 5 p.m. A full schedule can be found here.
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Westminster College Professor Attends Amish ConferenceWednesday, June 12, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Dr. Kristin Park, Westminster College professor of sociology and chair of the department, attended the conference "Amish America: Plain Technology in a Cyber World" June 5-8 at Elizabethtown College.
Westminster College to Celebrate Independence Day with Concert and Fireworks July 3Tuesday, June 11, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College will host an old-fashioned Independence Day celebration with a free concert and fireworks Wednesday, July 3, at 7:30 p.m. at Brittain Lake.
Area Students Added to Westminster College's List of AccomplishmentsTuesday, June 11, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Eleven students have been added to the Spring semester's lists of accomplishments at Westminster College.
Westminster College Lowers Tuition Rate for Graduate Program by 18.4 PercentTuesday, June 11, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Westminster College Board of Trustees recently decided to lower the tuition rate for the Graduate Program by more than 18 percent starting in the fall 2013-2014 semester.
Westminster College Announces Spring Dean's ListThursday, June 6, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Nearly 400 Westminster College students earned Dean's List recognition for the 2013 spring semester.
Ten Westminster College Business Students Place in Top 100 in Global Business Strategy GameThursday, June 6, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Ten students in the Westminster College "Strategic Management" capstone course recently placed in the Top 100 for their performance during the week of April 29-May 5 in a global simulation known as the Business Strategy Game.
Westminster College Environmental Science Major Received Ferguson ScholarshipWednesday, May 29, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Westminster College junior environmental science major Erin Sullivan received the Helen R. Ferguson Scholarship for excellence in environmental science.
Westminster College Professor of Computer Science and Alumnus Participated in Robot CompetitionTuesday, May 28, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Dr. David Shaffer, Westminster College associate professor of computer science, served as adviser to Mercer Area High School students during the Trinity College Firefighting Home Robot competition April 6-7 in Hartford, Conn.
Westminster College Students Presented Research at Regional Psychological ConferenceTuesday, May 28, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Six Westminster College seniors presented their research at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association May 2-4 in Chicago.
Dr. Kirk Lunnen Earns 2013-2014 Henderson Lectureship AwardTuesday, May 28, 2013
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Dr. Kirk Lunnen, Westminster College associate professor of psychology, has earned the 2013-2014 Henderson Lectureship Award.
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Canton Charge Marketing/Communications or Basketball Operations Internships - Apply here
College Magazine Video/Editorial/PR and Social Media/Marketing or Campus Representative Internships (University of Maryland) - Email
American Diabetes Association Special Events Internship (Pittsburgh) - Apply here
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Lake Erie Nature and Science Center Education Information & Program Specialist - Email
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Westminster College Summer Lifeguard - Call Tammy Swearingen at (724) 946-7320
American Eagle Outfitters Sales and Stock Associates (Grove City) - (724) 748-4744
Chipotle Crew Member (Hermitage) - Apply here
First Alliance Church Worship Leader (New Castle) - Email
Huntington Bank Summer Clerical Position (New Castle) - Email
Southwestern Pennsylvania Goodwill (Various locations) - Apply here
Lutheran Senior Life Clinic Assistant (Butler) - Email
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River's Casino (Pittsburgh) - Apply here
LOFT Store Associates and Sales Lead (Mall at Robinson) - Apply here
Wesley Woods Program Director & Summer Food Service Director (Sewickley) - Apply here
Community Human Services Summer Camp Coordinator/Lead Counselor (Pittsburgh) - Apply here
Titan Tidbits
June 10 - July 22: Summer Session
Aug. 21: New Faculty Orientation
Aug. 22: Faculty Workshop, Faculty photos from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. (Please call Communication Services at 724-946-7190 to let us know you would like to have your photo taken.)
Aug. 23 - 26: First-Year Orientation for students
Aug. 27: Fall classes begin
Father's Day Mancake Pancakes
from allrecipes.com
8 slices bacon
1/3 cup packed brown sugar
1 teaspoon vegetable oil, or as needed
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons white sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
10 fluid ounces dad's favorite beer, or more if needed
3 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional)
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil. Place a wire rack on top of baking sheet; place bacon strips on wire rack.
2. Bake in the preheated oven for 10 minutes; remove from oven and sprinkle tops of bacon strips with half the brown sugar. Return to oven and bake 10 more minutes. Remove from oven and flip bacon to other side; sprinkle with remaining brown sugar and bake until bacon is crisp and brown sugar is golden brown, 10 to 15 more minutes. Remove bacon, let cool, and crumble into small pieces.
3. Lightly grease a skillet with vegetable oil and place over medium-high heat.
4. Whisk flour, white sugar, and baking powder in a large bowl; in a separate bowl, whisk beer, melted butter, salt, and vanilla extract. Lightly stir the liquid ingredients into the flour mixture to make a smooth batter. Stir candied bacon pieces into the batter.
5. Pour batter into the hot skillet 1/2 cup at a time and cook until edges are browned, about 2 minutes; flip pancake and cook until golden brown and the center is set, 3 to 5 more minutes.
"A good father is one of the most unsung, unpraised, unnoticed, and yet one of the most valuable assets in our society."
~ As quoted by Billy Graham on christianity.about.com
About The Westminster Weekly
Editor: Alyssa Ludwiczak
Westminster College's weekly newsletter is published online by the Office of Communication Services (724-946-7190).
Please send information through e-mail to Alyssa Ludwiczak.