Ernest Hanegan

"... Paul from the Brule, where they were in company with Governor John A. Johnson on a'fishing and general pleasure trip. They left the governor at the Brule enjoying himself. Ernest Hanegan of New York is in the city for a visit of two weeks or more. Sir. Hanegan was a number of years ago a resident, of Duluth, but is now engaged in newspaper work in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. O'Connor and little daughter ..."

"... concerned, the dramatization of Jules verne's romance of that name, with elaborate spectacular and musical features. The performance went with comparative smoothness. A novel feature of the adaptation of Ernest Hanegan is that the corps de ballet is greatly increased. Including as it does about 100 dancers from the Empire theatre, London. This, together with the musical features, particularly the vocalizations ..."

"... all. though hard on jmi -liter's f- ets jess 'hout eight bells, an’ I take my grog bout this time. Jine me?” The Der and the meeting was adjourned -(Ernest Hanegan wt Nt i York Press. I BOW COFFEE WAS DISCOVERED. A Traveler in Abyssinia Stumbled Upon the Shrub. Tite following is given as the lls f Naai t he middle ..."

"... of "The Darling of the Gods" will be given to every lady in the audience. This piece of writing has been specially prepared for the occasion In question by Ernest Hanegan, a well known New York newspaper man, and is spoken of as j a singularly vivid and graceful work. During his summer engagement at Manhattan Beach in "Mr. Pickwick," j ..."