Royal Betrothal of Princess May of Teck to Prince George
The formal engagement of Princess May of Teck to Prince George of Wales has been announced. George Frederick, Duke of York, is the second son of the Prince of Wales and a popular naval figure known as Jolly Prince George. Princess May, in her twenty sixth year, is a great granddaughter of George III and widely described as graceful and accomplished.
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The Waning Season Brings Last Theatres Before Summer
The city to close two theatres next week for summer as Hoyt and other attractions wind down. Mrs Stetson and Miss Burroughs headline Globe and Park shows with new revivals and notable acts, including Juliet roles and Romeo, plus a Terreh Haute wedding and Bowdoin Square theater updates as season ends.
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Woman dress reform critic speaks to reporter in Kansas City
Mrs. Jenness Miller argues that women are more influenced by appearance than intellect. She claims many in society prioritize looks over salvation and says she has studied women to that effect, asserting even Schopenhauer condemned the fair sex more severely.
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Notable New York dealer Agnes Murphy rises in real estate
A 20 year old New York girl Agnes K Murphy shines as a rising broker. Her savvy led to two landmark sales worth 90000 and 100000 dollars. She is named for possible inclusion in the New York Real Estate Exchange.
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Japanese woman lawyer tours Boston founder aims school
Mme Tel Sono, the first and only woman lawyer in Japan, spoke in Boston last year. She seeks to found a Christian training school for women in her native town after studying American customs. Her project targets the highest class in Japan beyond missionary reach.
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Ideal holidays per Braddon and Kendal from a Q and A
Miss Braddon would spend a fortnight in Venice from late April to early May. She favors half the time in a gondola and half among the islands with Browning Byron or Shelley and a picnic basket. Mrs Kendal seeks a sunlit retreat with flowers a good book and tennis nearby to hear the winner.
Fashion plates describe early 20th century gowns
The left outfit features a gray rep toilette with black bonaline banding and jet edging on the vest and lower body. A silk voke and bretelle are edged with jet, while the brown cloth costume on the right shows a pale sea green band at the hem and brown passementerie.
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Major Theatre Week Notes and Harward Class Race Day
Thursday highlights include Little Lord Fauntleroy with Lillian Masterson and the same strong cast, The Span of Life at the Boston Theatre, and Willard’s final shows at Tremont with a Judah revival. Harvard celebrated class race day at the Globe, James O Neill arrives May 15 at Bowdoin Square for Fontinelle, and the French Folly Company opens a week at Austin’s Palace with Saratoga Swells.
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Bloom Co Advertises Beauty Cream Prices
An old classified note touts a beauty product with claims of surpassing loveliness from early use. It lists sample price and office contact details with cents amounts and a mailing address for Bloom Co.
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Among the Musicians at Mechanics Hall Festival
Two performances feature Wagner selections and vocal numbers by Campanini Mertens and Mme Fursch Mach. Evening solos by Guille Van Cauteren and Miss Lenora Von Stosch draw a large audience. The program lists Wagner Thomas Sousa and Meistersinger selections for Saturday shows. J W Kelly of Tony Pastor’s Theatre appears at Boston Theatre on May 7.
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Bridge Company and Reading Railroad near rehabilitation agreement
An accord was reached at a Drexel & Co meeting between ex President John S Wilson of Poughkeepsie Bridge and John Lowther Welsh of Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. The plan aims to withdraw opposition to the rehabilitation, with a new arrangement replacing the original five year coupon funding. Gibbs and others questioned bondholder payments, but the reading of new terms suggests earnings will fund property improvements and mortgage bonds will cover coupons.
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Body Found in Canal Linked to Local Freshet
A man’s body, recovered today in Birmingham Connecticut at the electric light station canal, had been in water two months. The clothed remains bore a rubber coat and a tie pin with initial B. Identification pending. police suspect the Housatonic freshet carried the body downstream.
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Boycott Warns Coal Purchases in Wellington Wards
Worcester May 5 Colonel F W Wellington reports delegates of the Central Labor Union warned a prominent business man not to buy coal at the Wellington wards under threat of boycott amid the coal handlers strike now in progress.
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Transcript of Modern Love by Julien Gordon
New publications from Cassell include a one volume edition of a modern love study by Julien Gordon author of Marionettes and A Diplomat's Diary. The text notes the ancient world lacked our emotion and cites Saint Beuve on respect and imagination as rare together in love.
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By Pierre Loti Pierre Loti book excerpt translation
Translated by E P Robins edition of By Pierre Loti Jean Berny Sailor in 12mo extra cloth priced at 1 00. Contemporary praise from New York Mail and Express notes Loti’s refined literary art and emotional sensitivity.
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Deliverance A Novel by Mark Rutherford
By Mark Rutherford. Deliverance is a 1 volume 12mo cloth edition priced at $1.00. Uniform with The Autobiography of Mark Rutherford and The Revelation in Tanner's Lane. A reviewer notes the vivid, world-like witness of the protagonist’s career.
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By Max O Rell and Anglo French Characters
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