Beauties of Art at Jordan Gallery Opens to Public
Private view of the Jordan art exhibition showcased 216 French school paintings from Meissonier to Millet. Notable works include Millet’s Le Berger and La Campagne, Kowalsky’s Noa 118 and 119, and battle scenes by Guardet and Block. The collection, assembled with Les Arts Reunis, runs through Dec. 1 under Bryant’s supervision.
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Jordan
Boston
Jjordap, Marsh & Co
My. Bryant
Rench
Champs de Mars
Jordan Art
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boster
New England
Europe
Les Arts Reunis
Paris
Jordan Art Gallery
Millet
Angelus
le Berger
la Campagne
Leopold Kowalsky
Noa
Guardet
Block
Dampierre
Casimir Perrier
French Republic
Queen Dead in Seoul Riot Murder Report
Paris edition of the New York Herald confirms the Queen was murdered as Japanese troops stood at the palace gates. The King is prisoner and the Tai-Won-Tun leader has been acclaimed dictator. A pro Japanese cabinet is to be formed and Queen’s officials have fled. A Japanese named Soshi has been arrested for the murder.
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Paris
New York Herald
Seoul
Corea
Tai-Won-Tun
Soshi
Cleveland in New York aboard Oneida with President aboard
President Cleveland arrived in New York on the steam yacht Oneida from Buzzard’s Bay. He dined with Dr Joseph Bryant at East Twenty sixth Street, then returned to the yacht by 8:45 PM. No political discussion was reported. The Oneida moved past Liberty Island at 4:30 PM, likely heading toward the capes for Washington.
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New York
Cleveland
Buzzard’s Bay
East Twenty Sixth Street
Joseph
East Twenty-sixth Street
Bryant
Liberty Island
Bay
Bay Ridge
Atlantic Yacht Club
Capes
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
La Sarabande and other art gems at Jordan gallery
In the Jordan gallery Ferdinand Roybet's La Sarabande stands out with its grand size, vivid color, and lively group of a dancing lesson scene. Meissonier's The Guide, Kowalsky, Lefevre, and Toudouze works attract praise for harmony, brush work, and decorative style while stronger subjects include Meissonier and Ralli reflections, and a dramatic Quiberon battle piece and General Macart painting.
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Jordan Gallery
Ferdinand Roybet
la Sarabande
Pie 39
Meissonier
Ssonier
Kowalsky
Jules Lefevre
Grigeldis
Jordan
Edouard
Toudouze
Vanderbilt
Ralli
Toom
Maxime fFaure
Home Fe
Joridan
Fortunio
Quiberon
Macart
Cogperon
Local Tailors Offer Inexpensive Men’s Wear Deals
Fragmented ad copy touts men’s garments for sale including a suit valued at 64.00 now at a discount and all wool capelimers priced around 12.50. The text references stock, warehouse pricing, and season trade, presenting a promotional snapshot from a historic retailer.
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Org
Ted Hen Sen
Good Government ticket solidifies stand against Tammany
An address from Good Government Club headquarters denounces party bargains and spoils distribution as a basis for Republican and State Democracy unity against Tammany. It cites 1894 principles and vows to field a reform ticket while wealthy interests push for better government through political traffic.
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New York
Republican Party
Tammany
Good Government Convention
Four Drowned In Maryland Ferry Accident
A yawl boat carrying six people capsized on the eastern Patapsco River near Perry Bar and Meter's resort in Anne Arundel county. Fred Volkman James Huster William Reynolds and Harry Inez drowned while four others survived after the craft overturned in a stiff breeze and heavy swell.
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Baltimore
Mdq
Patapieco River
Fred Volkman
James Huster
William Reynolds
Harry Inez
Perry Bar
Meter
Anne Arundel County
Spring Gardens
Russell's Washerwomen Pay Debate Prompts 25 Percent Proposal
Fire Commissioner Russell faced questions about offering to cut washerwomen salaries by 25 to 50 percent. He said he asked if they would work for less, citing economy while noting some widows depend on the income. He promised to consider fairness and not yet act. A price list followed, while Russell also defended hydrant reliability at a Boston fire.
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Russell
Colonel Russell
South Boston
Water Board
Boston
Storm King continues wrecks across the bay
The storm spawned chaos as the Naide sank in twenty feet of water after damage to bowsprits and spars. Wilda struck Mallock's wharf, losing mast and bowsprit and sinking into the same berth. Arab rode out the gale by reeling in with four reefs and anchoring after a long harbor chase. Mayone and Clarke’s wall strikes preceded vessel losses, and the Mystery of the Dorchester Yacht Club proved to be the Merit after all. Eleven yachts with small jibs and mainsails were sunk off the Savin Hill flats.
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John Cotter
Mallock
Young Scotts
Mayone
Clarke
Dorchester Yacht Club
Savin Hill
Storm in Harbor Delays Vessels as Nor’easter Rages
Heavy rain and east wind produced a hurricanelike gale in the harbor, delaying the Yarmouth and City of Gloucester and stranding several ships. Coastwise steamers and tugs fought fog and rough seas while schooners rode out the storm with anchors down and tugs aiding.
City Briefs: Fires and a Fall on Longwood Avenue
An automatic alarm at Pearl Street fire in the early morning was quenched without fire department aid, with about 100 dollars loss. A small roof fire at 141 Court Street was put out by Chemical 1 at 10 a.m. caused by heat from a Edison Electric Light box. A smoking coal pile on the W H Foster & Co wharf near Hanover Street triggered Box 9 at 10:42 a.m. A man named Lawrence McCarty, 27, fell from the embankment by the Longwood Avenue bridge at 9:45 a.m. He was taken to Engine 37 and then City Hospital. Joseph Linsky of Charlestown, longtime Bunker Hill line conductor, leaves for Atlanta to seek health relief amid deteriorating condition.
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Pearl Street
Court Street
Edison Electric Light Company
W. H. Foster & Co
Hanover Street
Lawrence McCarty
Longwood Avenue
Engine 37
City Hospital
Joseph Linsky
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Division 6
West End Railroad
Atlanta
French Capture Tanan Arivo Ends Fighting in Madagascar
An official despatch reports French forces captured Tanan Arivo after battles in Madagascar. The French suffered seven killed and fifty wounded, including four officers, as fighting preceded the seizure of the capital.
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Paris
Tananarivo
Ward 8 Citizens' Club holds special meeting
The Ward 8 Citizens' Club met in its rooms with President Barker presiding. A large number of Hebrews were reported to have been naturalized and registered. The group voted to appoint a committee to determine which party was to blame for the dropping of many Hebrews from theists.
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Ward 8 Citizens’ Club
Barker
Four men watch fierce storm off Point Allerton
Four oilskin clad men stand on a hill at Point Allerton as a heavy rainstorm blows in. A grizzled watcher praises his son's crew aboard a schooner riding the rough sea, noting the ship nears the horizon and waves crash toward the yellow beach.
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Point Allerton
Post
Schoomer
Phe Howe Cle Co Sells Ladies Garb at Auction Stop
Partial readable text shows a local shop selling garments including cloaks and capes for women. Limited fragments mention prices and vendors but details are unclear due to OCR garble.
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Phe Howe
Agora
Old Man Shows Courage as Storm Rakes Boston Shore
In a Boston scene a veteran watches the sea as a storm lashes Nantasket and heavy surf bombs the beach. The day reveals grand breakers and a crowd gathers to see the spectacle while a schooner makes a perilous run to shelter. The old man notes his creaking craft ready to face the gale.
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Boston
Nantasket
Track of Storm Shifts North Then Central Near New York
The weather bureau notes the storm began in the northwest and moved along the northeast boundary to the upper lake region. It then veered southeast reaching western Pennsylvania and New York by Saturday morning, moved to the New Jersey coast by Saturday night, and was near New York City Sunday afternoon. Heavy rain and a violent northeast gale followed, with Boston recording winds up to forty miles per hour and rainfall around three quarters of an inch.
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Yarmouth
Smith
Ton
Post
City of Gloucester
Ed. Evans
Kate Jones
Florence B. Edgett
Bear River
McBride
Algoa Bay
Cape of Good Hope
Evans
Edgett
Teddy Rocks
Hull
Jones
Boston Bay
William H. Connor
Yokohama
Portland
Highland Light
Boston
Sylvester Whalen
Z. G. Powers
Nantasket
Maria O. Teel
Samuel W. Tilton
Job H. Jackson
Douglas
Cuba
Nellie
Eldridge
Peter B. Bredley
Sullivan Lawin
Sabine
N. E B
Essex
Bond
Baltimore
H. F. Dimock
Coleman
New York
Cape Cod
T Wharf
Maggie Sullivan
James Drinan
Fortuna Ramona
Amos Cutter
J. P. Merritt
James Clark
Boyd
Leeds
City of Macon
Lewis
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
City of Perth
Triton
Taurus
Mercury
Joshua Lovett
Honey Brook
Weather Bureau
Lake
St. Frence Valley
Ocean
Pennsylvania
New York States
New Jersey
New York City
St. Lawrence Valley
Sunday Wood
Pemence
Brook Holds Gatehouse As Water Rises At Stony Brook
Late last night officials reported the Stony Brook gatehouse on Pynchon Street withstanding initial flows as water rose three feet. By morning the canal was overwhelmed with volume, masonry yielded, the swelling surge exceeding levels not seen in five years outside frozen ground. The Stony Brook overflow affected tracks and construction crews from Salitone Construction Company halted work as flooding continued.
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India
Stony Brook
Pynchon Street
Saitone Construction Company
Flood Hits Amory Street As Railroad Works Go On
Water from the brook overran Amory street and the York New Haven Itford railroad site at Hoge’s bridge, flooding the tool house and tracks. The cement work has suffered nine water damages in seven months, each causing losses up to five thousand dollars, with the recent overflow the largest in five years.
Storm Centre Moves Eastward from New Jersey to Boston
Washington reports a storm moving eastward near Boston after centering on the New Jersey coast. Heavy rain and dangerous gales affect New England and the New Jersey coast while eastern New York sees continued rain and northeasterly winds. Warmer in most areas except the Northwest, with notable temperature drops in the Dakotas. Rain totals include Boston 3.22 inches and Narragansett Pier 2.20 inches.
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Washington
New Jersey
Boston
New England
New York
Dakotas
Upper Lake
Narragansett Pier
Atlantic
Gulf
Newport News
Hastport
Spectacular Crescent Beach Storm Destroys Yachts and Floods Shore
Eyewitnesses cite a violent coastal surge at Crescent Beach with breakers towering over bulkheads and spray arcing twenty feet. Heavy rain floods Beach Street washing tracks. a Boston and Lynn line car derailed by sand. two yachts wrecked at Winthrop. reports of a drowned rescuer and bath houses washed away remain unverified.
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Crescent Beach
Beach
Boston & Lynn Railway Company
Winthrop
Ocean Pier
Saman
William A. McLeod
Crescent
Stray Gusts Sweep Charlestown Area Amid Storm Damage
Fire department responded twice as rain blew lime barrel contents into sparks. A brick chimney at 228 West Third Street toppled, injuring Bridget Dantes slightly. West Everett brick row lost its western end in the storm. Water flooded a cellar on Japwell Street and Somerville road washouts caused damage.
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Charlestown
West Third Street
South
Boston
Bridget Dantes
West Street
Everett
Isaac Leansky
Japwell Street
Somerville
Storm Devastates Quincy Waterfront Yards and Homes
An easterly storm from Squantum to Quincy Point caused extensive damage to yachts and cottages. The Squantum Yacht Club pier and float losses exceed 1000 dollars. Manet Beach bathhouses were blown away and drifted miles. A lumber ship near Quincy Point was blown onto flats and narrowly kept upright as tides fell. Houghs Neck cottages suffered chimney and blind damage.
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Quincy
Squantum
Quincy Point
Squantum Yacht Club
Manet Beach
Hough's Neck
Brick chimney falls on Cambridge street breaking away
A large brick chimney on the Pratt building at Massachusetts avenue and Hugsex street Cambridge collapsed into the street at 4 AM Sunday narrowly missing an unidentified pedestrian. A guy wire supporting the flag of the Young Men’s Republican Club stretched from the chimney, bearing the names Greenhalge Wolcott and Dallinger.
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Pratt
Massachusetts Avenue
Hugsex Street
Cambridge
Youngs Men’s Republican Club
Greenhalge, Wolcott
Dallinger
Connecticut Steamer Connecticut Anchored Off Wickford
The Providence line steamer Connecticut did not sail Saturday night to New York. At 6 30 this morning the Pequot reported her anchored off Wickford with no further word. it is presumed she began her trip after daylight.
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Connecticut
Providence
Providence Line
New York
Pequot
Wickford
Bare Knuckle Fight Ends Early In Providence Barn
Jack Garvey of Boston knocked out Mat Cunningham of Pawtucket in the twelfth round of a bare knuckle prize fight held at a Cumberland Hill barn this morning. The bout allowed six per side and carried no purse. Both fighters were badly pun- likely injuries noted.
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Providence
R. 1
Jack Garvey
Boston
Mat Cunningham
Pawtucket
Cumberland Hill
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Sperkins
Lae Lee
Uene Arolae
Perkins
Susan
Lars
Jules Aviat
Dr. Brrant
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California
Good Government
Storm King
Tapster
Rueter & Co., Incorporated
Highland Spring Brewery
Masss
Madagascar
Allerton
America
É .Fey
Unifl
Jame
Story Brook
Storm Centre
Salvacea
Tas Beawpxyry Co
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