Mrs Clark Returns as Typical American Girl to Pose Again
Minnie Clark, famed typ ical American girl and Gibson muse, plans to return from Paris by the next steamer. Artists await her face to finish works, while she recounts Parisian life and desires to pose anew for American artists. Her story intertwines with Gibson French Chase and Chase portraits, highlighting her influence on sculpture and painting.
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Minnie Clark
Gibson
Paris
America
Clark
Agai
White City
Mrs. Clark
Boston
Mr. Gibson
Mr. Davis
William M. Chase
W. R B. Allen
Daniel C. French
Pari
New York
Lord Fauntleroy
How to Tell Them Apart in Art Careers
A Somerville Journal thought on distinguishing painters from artists. It argues painters seek steady work, while artists pursue broader creative paths, suggesting job certainty as a key dividing line.
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Somerville Journal
Gossip of Gotham Sees New York colonels and Wall Street drama
A boisterous column reports a fad for colonels among New York society, led by John Jacob Astor and others, with Gov. Morton and state governors distributing ranks. It also covers Wall Street talks with John W Foster on the Chinese indemnity, Cleveland’s finances, labor unrest, and William Waldorf Astor in London managing estates and plans for his children.
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Wall Street
Mr. Cleveland
New York Society
John Jacob Astor
Gov. Morton
W. Seward Webb
Woodberry
Col. Webb
Paris
Vermont
Col
John W. Foster
China
Treasury
Foster
West
Mr. Foster
John Chinama
Father Knickerbocker
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mr. Whitney
Mr.Whitney
New York
Federation of Labor
Metropolis
Recoruer
John Me
CIA
W. W. Astor
William Waldorf Astor
London
Astor
Pall Mall
Mr. Astor
Marvard
Lone
Court of St. James
W. W. Aster
Evening Fur Fashion Tricks for Fair Women in 1894
Ellen Osborn surveys fur and fabric trends in evening wear. Multi photography lets clients pose for gowns, while Shouba furs and velvet dominate. Black gowns gain impact with pinks and creams, elaborate sleeves, and bone-draped accessories as fashion moves toward dignity and bold contrasts.
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Eupen Osporn
Shelley and the Zodiac Mystery in a Horseshoe Inn
A story recalls Shelley’s habit of reading grand theories into everyday life. He spots a pub sign reading Horseshoes and declares the four horseshoes symbolize compartments of the zodiac. The landlord confirms four, then Shelley quarrels that three have appeared, prompting an outraged exit and a sly quip from his friend about such soul.
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Shelley
Codeine
Her Defense of Him Tidbits Parental Judgment Sparked
A brief Tid-Bits item recalls a playful scene where Tommy asks if his sister likes him and learns she defended him against family doubt. Father mutters doubt about his looks, while the sister asserts his character, prompting a lighthearted turn in the exchange.
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Tommy
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Parewell
MIL
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Stephens
Chas
Josephine
David Weensixz
Ellen Osborn
Fair Woman
Egypt
Eton
Beau
Father
Sis
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