Fashion Notes From New York Spring Wraps and Hats
Leroy Katuls presents the latest season’s wraps and costumes described from New York fashions. The piece outlines moire cloaks, black velvet collars, jeweled trims, elaborate capes and bonnets, plus a parade of gowns for young girls and social events. It comments on hats, fabrics like moire and satin, and notes emerging spring textiles and shop openings.
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Mate Leroy Katuls
Telia
Reahes Press Associaton
Ted
Mats Lenor
Nelson A Miles noted as great Indian fighter and general
The article profiles Major General Nelson A Miles as the planned successor to General Howard in the Atlantic military division. It extols his Civil War combat record and campaigns against the Cheyennes, Arapahoe, Kiowas, Apache bands, and Sitting Bull, Joseph, and Geronimo, praising his leadership and willingness to share risk with troops.
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Miley
Nelson A. Miles
Atlantic
Howard
Greas West
Ataviens
America
John Miles
Mamachuisetts
Pulp
Miles
Bennington
Yorktown
Plymouth Bock
Pine Ridge
Nathan A. Mile
Rowton
Giettenaur
Museachusetts
North Carolina
Kansas
Te Yellowstone
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Gerominio
Joe Jefferson Builds New Crow's Nest Summer Home
The article details Joseph Jefferson's new Crowe's Nest estate residence at Buzzard's Bay. It describes its fireproof features, composite architectural style, brick second story, Spanish tile imitation roof, and electric lighting. A tower hosts a painting studio with north light and a lookout, and an engine room with a dynamo nearby supplies power to the house and neighboring cottages. Gray Gables is nearby, and Jefferson is a frequent visitor there.
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Murcard's Bay
Joseph Jefferson
Crowe’s Nest
Buzzard’s Bay
Fife
Jefferson
Buttermille Bay
Trickliyers
Gray Gables
Cleveland
Freeland Colony venture eyed for British Kenya region
A Freeland colony scheme led by Disciples of Dr Herixkin proposes a self governing socialist settlement in Machakoland east of Mount Kenia. A pioneer party of 15 leaves Hamburg for site selection with 40 to 60 followups, funded by English backers including Alfred Russell Wallace. Citizens pay 250 for passage, carry rifles, and will ascend the Tara river to establish a river station while preserving internal freedom within a British governed framework.
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Central Africa
Theodor Hertzka
Hin Honk Freiland
Vienna
Germany
England
Free-land Movement
Fe Interna Onal
Machakelnod
Mount Kenia
Andra Iabrious
Thither
Hamburg
Hertzka
Afries
Julius Wilhelm
Filrongn Merter
Solony
Alfred Russell Wallace
The
Organication
Tara
Hurgazo
Colonista
al Parte
Free Society
Wny
le Planays
Freeland
Wilhelm
British Foreign Office
Philip Currie
Machakoland
Buight
Europe
William Astor Chunter
Kenia
Practical Philanthropy and the Dr Coit Mission
Dr Stan Coit dedicates his life to aiding New York City's poor by teaching self reliance, expanding literacy, and exposing them to music art and literature. He lives among the people, organizes youth and family clubs, hosts free concerts and lectures, and recently led a mass meeting that drew diverse ideologies but remained peaceful under his guidance. Born in Columbus Ohio, educated at Amherst and Berlin, he advocates sociology and ethics and gives ten annual lectures for the Society for Ethical Culture led by Felix Adler.
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Ton Colts
Edorte
Tess
Stan ‘Ton Colt
New York City
Btanton Corr
Coit
Tenth Ward
New York
Staten Island Woods
Columbis, O
Amherst College
University of Berlin
Society For Ethical Culture
Felix Adler
Pair of Heiresses Rockefeller Life Shift to Country Estate
The Misses Alta and Edith Rockefeller, daughters of John D. Rockefeller, are depicted as simple in society life despite immense wealth. Their father plans a large Rhinebeck estate on the Hudson, including a park and convalescent quarters for St. Luke's patients, with charity ties and church involvement highlighted amid society chatter.
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Rockefeller
Eilish Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Newport
Lenox 2Nd
Rhinebenk
the- Hudson
Lkely
William D. Rockefeller
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Misses Rockefeller
St. Luke's
Rhinebeck
Harper's Magazine Illustrated features and notable contributions
The 180 year issue highlights include essays on India by Lenn Bras, Paris by Wilfrid Hanberson, and America by Bertram Hastel Nezon. Guests such as Daneen Masque and E. Witsise appear among varied topics and future feature lineups.
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Baxwen’s
Enrorne
Baemelle HasttNezon
Msomien
W.n
Peau Deances
W. D. Router
Weetarn Crontigrlity
Hannine Bere
Vat
E. Witsise
Horn
MoRwEny
Gaonok
Guesway
Veiumeratua
TnowAs
Sinan Prasad
Ariel
Toplen
Current Futeroe
Onteibal i Himgatshed Sonstatie
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Be Wasamed
Las Francis
Tabitu
Pacific
Joe Jefferson
California
Louis XVI
Africa
Herixkin
Hite
Rio Grande
Dallas
Harper's Magazine Illustrated
Harpers Periodicals
Poaniee
Saati Aero
HasPen’s
Saal
Newai Fe
Alacman
Iemnel
Rinmer
W. D
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Ata
Nicholas
Ian Ball
Sr O'Nagnen
Popali Oennday
Saran
Mark Twain
Tom Sawyer
Garey bin Vine
Aa Mucthewe
Rving
Coopne
Bryant
Thar
Nicola
Tothe
Endury CO
Harper's Bazar
Ite
Isene
Iaterust
Tusk
Wars Ersanr
Eae
Wyahaa Eee
Rae
Poot
Boru Mapaar Stunner HaxtAnp
Harper's Periodicals
Yeats
United States
Canada
Tarder
Exprvicy Trea
Ekwe
Bismarck
Harper's Weekly
Hitien
Tarper's Magazine
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