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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1909

Page

3

Tarbell Wins First Class Medal At Carnegie Institute Event

Edmund Tarbell of Boston receives the gold first class medal and a 150 prize for Girl Crocheting at Carnegie Institute’s Pounders Day honoring Andrew Carnegie. The event awards top prizes in the 1999 exhibit with international jurors and multiple honorable mentions to artists from Philadelphia London New York and England.

Pittsburg Penn Edmund Tarbell Boston Carnegie Institute Andrew Carnegie Johann Heinrich von Bernstoff United States Caspar Pugdon Clarke Metropolitan Museum of Art Art Alfred East R. A Royal Society of British Artists George Sauter London Bruce Crane New York City Elizabeth Spark Hawk-Jones Philadelphia Rittenhouse Square Arnesley Brown Cornwall England FE. A. Horne Scotland Stanhope A. Forbes Penzance Edmund C. Tarbell

Nervousness Linked To Overstudy And Blood Tonic

A testimonial from Mrs Grace W Glidden of Somerville Mass describes years of nervousness from overstudy. She details severe choking spells fainting and facial muscle weakness before crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health. Pills sold by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 50 cents per box six for 2 50.

Grace W. Glidden Adams Street Winter Hill Somerville Mass Dr. Williams

Tarbell’s Painting Sells Fast and Draws High Doubts

Mr Tarbell’s portrait described as the best American painting was sold in New York for 2500 even before the paint dried. The work features Miss Maud Harper of Montreal as the sitter, a nurse at Proctor hospital in Vermont. Tarbell, about 47, born in Groton, teaches at the Boston Art Museum and former Newcastle resident.

Mr. Tarbell Groton Newcastle N. H Boston Art Museum

Council votes probe of light contract and city notices

Boston council orders a probe into the Edison lighting deal and bans using the mayor’s name in cereal ads. They seek subletting 64 Pemberton Square, consider Deer Island improvements, curb oil dusting in Charlestown, and push data on oil contracts.

Edison Company Boston Donovan Ward 7 City of Ballantyne Ward 1 Harding Pemberton Square Bath and Music Commissions Kaiser Berwin City Hall Bath Department LY Street Bath House Bath Ducey Charlestown McGivern Board of Aldermen Deer Island Hibbard Guy Emerson Idison Electric Light Company Tinues Morris Schaff State Gas and Electric Light Commission State Commission Merchants’ Association State House City Law Department City Affairs Good Government Association State Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners John L. Richards Consolidated Gas Company White Edison Iris Honor Emer

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