Countess Clancarty’s Tumultuous Career and Later Art
The Countess of Clancarty born Belle Bilton married the Earl in 1889, faced a divorce suit, bore twins in 1891, and earlier drifted into theater and art. She later pursued caricature and is noted for a painting titled Tiger’s Head in a continental gallery. An ad expert argues advertising should be entertaining and concise in daily papers, not copying competitors.
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Countess of Clancarty
Belle Bilton
Earl of Clancarty
Lord Dunlo
English Society
Upper Hare Park
London
Drury Lane
County Galway
London Piccadilly
Times
Washington Post
Italian Copyright Sparks Controversy Over Columbus Art
A New York Sun summary notes Italy’s new Columbian exposition in Rome featuring clay and plaster sculptures on Columbus. It warns that such works may provoke protests and calls for Washington to patrol the Capitol with federal force if needed.
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Italy
United States
Harrison
Humbert
Atlantic
Signor
Cesare Orsini
Via Nagio
Rome
Columbus
Signor Macaghani
Signor Guilianotti
New World
Washington
Senate
House
New York Sun
Love at First Sight Goose Tale in a West Town Farm
A west town adobe farmer D W Little shot geese last winter injuring a white gander who recovered and became tame following the boys. A wild white goose separated from a migrating band and landed in the yard joining the pet goose in playful antics. The pair now entertain the boys as they watch the birds interact with circus like humor.
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D. W. Little
Mr. Little
Biggs
Cal
Argus
Advertising Needs Frequent Changes to Stay Newsworthy
A quoted remark argues advertisers should refresh ad content as often as news and editorials change. otherwise the ad becomes absurd. It notes ads, like news, must evolve to maintain relevance and capture reader attention.
Advertising as a lifeline in hard times
An Exchange editorial argues that economic hardship pushes merchants to hide and falter, while bold advertisers seize the moment. By enlarging and increasing ad contact, they keep goods moving and capture public money amid downturns.
Music scheme tied to Columbian Exposition announced
A new corporation capitalized at 2 000 000 plans descriptive music about Columbus for the World’s Fair. A 750 000 building with 10 000 seats will be built at the main entrance for three daily entertainments. Xavier Scharwenka to compose with 500 chorus voices, 120 orchestral players, and a 40 piece stage band. Steele Mackaye to manage.
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Columbus
Xavier Scharwenka
Steele Mackaye
Tly
St. Louis Republic
The Horse Not Immortal in Municipal Court
A horse case in the municipal court centers on a writ asserting the horse was free from disease. The defendant argued the declaration misstates the disease. the plaintiff’s counsel claimed the drafter intended disease. Judge Forsaith ruled the demurrer could stand but allowed an amendment to cure any defect.
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Harvard
Fighting Squirrel Put Down After Attack in Blenville Park
A park squirrel, once among six released in Blenville, was shot by Police Officer Cloud after biting eight people in two weeks. The aggressive animal reportedly pounced on passersby in the square every day.
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Blenville Park
Cloud
Giving as a Living Testimony in Pauls Letters
In a sermon outline the author analyzes Pauls guidance on Christian giving from I Corinthians II Thessalonians II Corinthians and Romans. He urges believers to give beyond their means through grace and to present their bodies as living sacrifices while stressing willingness faith and the power of God to enable generous service.
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Christ
Thessalonica
Paul
Titus
Philip
Peter
Cornelius
Corinth
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Bethlehem
Nazareth
Bethsemane
Calvary
Sister Makes Sacrifice for Brother in Skin Graft
Miss Minnie Wheeler, 17, donated skin from both thighs and a hip to graft onto her brother Arthur Wheeler after severe burns from a bonfire accident. The operation at City hospital used ether anesthesia and is expected to heal in about ten days, with full recovery hoped by November first.
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Arthur
Miss Minnie Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Arthur Wheeler
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Grant kin plans Oxford graduation and return to study law
Algernon Sartoris says his plan is to graduate at Oxford then study law before moving to America. He is in Washington with his mother and bears the Grant features more than General Grant's sons. Mrs Sartoris will return to this country in a year.
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Algernon Sartoris
Grant
Washington
Oxford
America
Sartoris
New York New Haven & Hartford Timetable 1893 Boston Area
Corrected schedule for the Old Colony Northern Division showing dawn to night departures from Kneeland Street Boston to Fitchburg Clinton Northboro Marlboro Framingham and South Framingham with connections at South Framingham for Taunton New Bedford and Fall River.
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Old Colony System
Northern Division
Kneeland Street
Boston
Fitchburg, Ly
A. m
P.m. Sun
M. Clinton
Berlin
Southboro
Sun
Framingham
M. Sun
P.m. Framingham
A.m
Im. Sun
P. m. Southboro
A.m. Sun
P.m. Marlboro
M. Marlboro, Ly
T . Northboro
P. m
P.m. Clinton
Fitchburg
Sela Station
Marlboro
South Framingham
Taunton
New Bedford
Fall River
Time Table Corrected Sept 24 1893 Trains WestEast
Time table corrected for September 24 1893 lists outbound West trains from Boston and other stops including Belmont Waverley Waltham Weston Wayland East Sudbury South Sudbury Wayside Inn Rockbottom Hudson South Bolton Berlin Clinton Boylston Oakdale Jefferson Rutland Barre Plains Ware Northton Paths. Eastbound trains from Northampton Ware Barre Plains Barre Coldbrook Rutland Jefferson Oakdale West Boylston Boylston South Clinton Berlin South Bolton Hudson Rockbottom Wayside Inn South Sudbury East Sudbury Wayland Weston Waltham Belmont Boston with daily and Sunday schedules and notes on stopping rules.
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Boston
Belmont
Waverley
East Sudbury
A. mi
South Sudbury
Wayside Inn
South Clinton
Oakdale
M. Jefferson
M. Ware
Northton
A. m
Northampton
Barre Plains
Sun
A Coldbrook
A.m. Rutland
Boylston
A. m. Hudson
Rockbottom
Waste
A.m
Ayland
A.m. Weston
A.m. Waltham
A.m. Belmont
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Mansfield
Home Concord Junction
Worcester
B.& Alr
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C. A. McAlpine
Vose Farm
W.a.white
Maynard,Mass
Assabet
the Peoples Dry Goods Company
Maynard, Mass
Boston & Maine
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Hudson
W. F. Berry
Daniel W. Sanborn
Dana J. Flanders
Fitchburg + Railroad
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South Acton
Maynard
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Jei
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Hoosac Tunnel
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