Miriam O Leary Chosen Top Description in Museum Contest
Miriam O Leary wins top description in a Clever Museum Actress judged unique competition. Several other descriptions receive honorable mention for creativity and clarity.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1892
Page
5
Miriam O Leary wins top description in a Clever Museum Actress judged unique competition. Several other descriptions receive honorable mention for creativity and clarity.
A Boston Museum letter selects the best description of the Typical Boston Girl from many submissions. Miriam O'Leary favored Quotations such as Succinctly Stated and Once Upon a Midnight Dreary for originality and fitting tone. She notes Boston's Most Commendable Product and By No Means a Blue Stocking as strong contenders.
A reader offers a sample description of a manuscript with vivid traits and listed authors. The note requests a full address and manuscript details, promising the prize will be forwarded. It mentions several described pieces as meritorious and invites submissions.
Frank Atwoop of Box 2725 Boston describes a self reliant witty young woman noted for varied talents from languages and music to sports and arts. The piece highlights her bold confident manner and broad interests including photography theosophy and astronomy.
The subject avoids fashionable society, choosing science literature and art as her focus. She is earnest with a clear life aim, balancing dignity with charm rather than fitting the stereotype of a blue stocking. Physical culture reflects her principal interest.
Poem praises girls of many temperaments, noting smiles, glasses, stockings, and talk of Ibsen. It playfully claims traits vary by mood and place, concluding with a pledge to buy an Easter bonnet if a ten dollar reward is earned, signed by Isaac Duncan of Boston.
A Boston woman is portrayed as ambitious, intelligent, and graceful, with a radiant face and modest nature. The write up praises her as Boston's most delightful product while noting minor faults, and is signed by George H. Westley of Kostun, Massachusetts.
At the Associated Board of Trade meeting in Boston, leaders including Mayor Nathan Matthews and Osborn Howes Jr. discussed rapid transit for the city. They argued for four north to south through streets, wider streets, and possible elevated lines costing around 11 million, contrasting with 40 million already spent on widening with little return.
A promotional notice invites readers to send their name and address to receive a complimentary book, promising a valuable literary gift upon request and delivery.
Juror T A Dugan in the second session of the Superior Court disappeared Friday then returned claiming relief from duty. Judge Sherman ordered an investigation, learned he was intoxicated, and yesterday Dugan confessed. The judge publicly reprimanded him, sentenced him to five days in jail, and dismissed him from further jury service.
Wilson Ros announce custom made to order marriage rings in Australian gold 7 to 812 sizes. Factory in two hours. Look for the Big Clock. The largest jewelers in Boston at 15 Tremont Tow.
The marriage took place on February 22 at the Church of All Saints in Orotava Tenerife. Reverend J Gifford Nash assisted by Reverend A F Sharp and Reverend John Hare Beever officiated. Beever of Hevingham Rectory Norfolk is the groom, son of the late Sir Thomas Beever baronet of Hingham. Susan Heard Oliver is the bride, daughter of the late Charles William Dabney of Boston.
A stream of obituaries from April for residents in Newton Upper Falls Salem Dams East Boston Cambridgeport Hanover Wimington Junction Bedford Watertown Chelsea and Charlestown records include names ages dates and spellings such as Rae W Everett Clara Peabody T M Adams Susanna Hubbard Flora M Walker Lucy Butterfield Thomas Downess James Gilbert Oscar Lawrence Moe exigenae Abbie Staples William Moulton Frederick Woodman and Eliza Woodman.
Pursuant to a mortgage deed dated October 1, 1890 between Mary Scherer and John Scherrer and Patrick J. Daly, the property in Boston on Tucker Street will be sold at public auction on Wednesday April 27 1892 at 40 o clock in the afternoon. The parcel includes 4419 square feet with buildings, bounded by Tucker Street Lot seven and Lot nine, and by the New York and New England Railway. Assignee Fuller notes the mortgage of 32000 dollars plus accrued interest and 1891 taxes.
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