Reproductions of Raphael and Dante in Century Christmas
Review of Century Magazine's Christmas number focusing on Mr. Cole's wood engravings of Raphael works and the critical notes on Dante translations by Professor Norton and Mr. Lathrop. It covers other illustrated articles on art, poetry, and fiction, including Sherman letters, Kipling, Balestier, and O Reilly themes, with praise for authenticity and humane idealism.
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Maddalena Doni
Cole
Mr. Cole
P. Lagarde
Bastien Lepage
Viola Roseboro
Colonel Higginson
Edith M. Thomas
William Sharp
Rose Terry) Cooke
Mr. Aldrich
Mr. Stockton
L'Arvin
Rajputana
George Parsons Lathrop
John Boyle O'Reilly
New England
Plymouth
Boyle O’reilly
O’reilly
Lathams Heroic Struggle and Dante Translation
The passage recounts Mr Lathams early paralysis in college and his perseverance to earn Harvard's bachelor’s degree in 1888. It notes his Dante translation entered for a Dante Society prize but his death in 1889 preceded the prize announcement. It also critiques another Dante work as of little value and misreads Beatrice’s nature per Witte.
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Professor Norton
Mr. Norton
Ood
John Carlyle
Norton
Latham
Harvard
Dante
Dante Society
Karl Witte
Beatrice
Review of Gilder Dickinson and Bates poetry volumes
The Century volume by Richard Watson Gilder shows a city life's poetic reach with The Star in the City and Credo, while Emily Dickinson’s new volume draws praise for vision but critiqued for harsh rhymes and uneven pieces. Arlo Bates’s The Poet and His Self and other poets are noted for striking pieces like The Return of the Dead, with mixed regard to overall quality.
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Russell
Christ
Emily Dickingon
Colonel Higginson
Miss Dickinson
Shakespeare
L. E.L
Grace Verno Litchfield
Llorace Parker Chandler
Lowell
Richard III
Clarence
Mr. Lowell
Lady Anne
Richard
Richmond
Gloster
Marlowe
Norfolk
Ales
K. P. Robins
Alfred de Musset
Alphonse Karr
Theophile Gautier
Merimee
Coppee
Guy de Maupassant
Zola
C. 'T. Copzianp
New York
Macmillan & Co
Richard Watson Gilder
the Century Company
Emily Dickinson
Boston
Roberts Brothers
Arno Bates
Price
Horace Parker Chandler
FE. P. Robins
Cassell Publishing Company
Book by Shaler links continent’s features to origins
The reviewer notes The Story of Our Continent by Professor N S Shaler offers teachers and pupils a new perspective by explaining how current geographic features arose. It contrasts ordinary geographies that describe states with lacking causal context, arguing the book provides a lasting educational benefit.
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Continent
Shaler
The Story of Our Continent reviewed in 19th century critique
A reviewer praises The Story of Our Continent by N. S. Shaler as a practical reading book for geography and history. The work covers North American geography growth native peoples resources and how geography influenced colonial history. It is well illustrated includes a useful index and offers profit to capable teachers through geological and biological content.
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North America
Shaler
Boston
Ginn & Co
Prang & Co presents holiday cards and booklets for all ages
The well known art publishers A Prang Co offer dainty holiday gifts including pansy calendars and child friendly calendars. The Zodiac month book by Lisbeth Humphrey features charming child figures. Other items include ribbon-tied arrangements with playful children and animals, Bonnets and Hats booklet, a fish basket shaped verse book, Sydney Smith salad recipe in print, A Tennis Net picture and verse, The Old Farm Gate in verse with Louis Harlow illustration, No Sect in Heaven illustrated by Mathews, and Places that Our Lord Loved with Farrar Life of Christ excerpts. Messrs L Prang Co promise a wealth of beautiful items for every age and occasion.
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A. Prang & Co
Lisbeth B. Humphrey
Sydney Smith
Larabel Harlow
Louis K. Harlow
F. Schuyler Mathews
Farrar
Christ
Messrs. L. Prang & Co
Notable Christmas Numbers and Literary Works Highlighted
The New York Ledger features contributors like Mrs. Amelia E Barr and Colonel Thomas W Knox in its Christmas issue. It includes James Mew's Manners and Customs of Spain with thirty six etchings by R de Los Rios, and a favorable note on Worthingtons Annual and its illustrated content. Prof Thomas R Price of Columbia College travels to Copenhagen to study Scandinavian language and literature for his History of the English Language project.
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New York Ledger
Amelia E. Barr
Thomas W. Knox
Henry W. Grady
Mary J. Safford
Helen M. North
Wilson de Meza
Spain
James Mew
R. de Los Rios
Cervantes
le Sage
Mendoza
Aleman
Worthington
Thomas R. Price
Columbia College
Copenhagen
Old Boston commission house Benton Caverly & Co
The long established Boston commission house Benton Caverly & Co founded in 1850 and renamed in 1860 at Faneuil Hall market remains a major cheese dealer. Partners R. P. Benton D. F. Caverly and L. D. Jackson preside with Lt. H. Clark for over forty years, specializing in butter cheese and eggs from New England New York and the West.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall Market
L. D. Jackson
John Utley
M. G. Boynton
R. P. Benton
D. F. Caverly
Vermont
George E. Adams
Flumphrey Bartlett & Co
New England
Benton
Orford
N.H
Young Caverly
Utley, Boynton & Benton
New York
Mec. Benton
Produce Exchange
Lynn
N. H
Lt. H. Clark
New York State
West
Matthews and Economy Punish Chinamen Arrests in Municipal Court
Fifty four Chinamen arrested for gambling and presence of gambling implements were arraigned in Municipal Court. Fifty three fined five dollars each while Ah Foo was discharged due to weak evidence.
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Ah Foo
Chandler's renewed attack on Boston and Maine railroad
Sen Chandler escalates against the Boston and Maine railroad accusing free passes, inter states acts violations, and political motives tied to Gallinger. Oliver defends the line saying passes require value and denies public harm. Chandler blasts directors as criminals, accuses stock manipulation, bank wrecking, and bribery while urging reform via Whitney replacement.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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United States Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
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New Hampshire
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Olney
Boston & Maine
Boston
Eaton & Maine Road
Maine
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Linclaw
Rockingham
Massachusetts
Maverick National Bank
Mr. Olney
Senator Gallinger
Messrs. Jones
William C. Whitney
Boston & Maine Directory
Asa P. Potter
Milton Fire Damages Associates Building and Barn
Two- Alarm fires in Milton within twelve hours caused major damage to the Milton Associates building near the railroad. The blaze, which began in a kitchen closet, damaged Masonic Hall and town spaces including the library and post office. loss likely under 10000, with the building insured for 30000. Fire Captain Bourne and firefighter Hockaday were injured. a separate 1800 fire struck William Cunningham’s barn on Brook Row.
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Milton Associates
Boston
Masonic Hall
Associates’ Hall
Blue Hill National Bank
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H. P. ‘Talbot
George S. Bourne
Hook and Ladder Company G
Boston Department
Frank Hockaday
William Cunningham
Brook Row
Father Hall Won’t Return To Protect Cowley Order In U S
Father Hall, now in England, will not return to Boston for fear of harming the Cowley Fathers and the order’s strength in the United States. Mr. R Clipston Sturgis relayed Hall’s letter stating his leadership would endanger the society if he came back. The Cowley Fathers may be recalled, and then Hall could be persuaded to return. Brent and Talbot head to Boston to open services at the Church of the Messiah, soon renamed St Stephen’s, with improvements and participation from St John’s choir and organist.
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Boston
R. Clipston Sturgis
England
Sturgis
Cowley
United States
Brent
Talbot
Church of the Messiah
St. Stephen’s
St. John’s
New England Ticket and Passenger Agents Meet Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting of the New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association will be held at the Pathfinder Railway Guide office tomorrow at 11 a.m.
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New England General ‘Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Aes Pathfinder Railway Guide
Exquisite novelties landed by four steamers
Four steamers De Ruyter Baumwall Pavonia and Roman arrive bearing exquisite novelties for buyers and traders. Local merchants expect brisk sales as cargoes are opened and inspected.
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