Ellen Osborn's Fashion Letter on the new drum tight skirt
New York April 14. The drum tight skirt tightens lines of the body with a closely fitted bodice and minimal underwear. It features a drum tight yoke, tucked draperies, and varying back lacing, producing a sleek, sometimes unsettling silhouette for outdoor and indoor wear.
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New York
Massine
Power of Music echoed in a church hymn
A retired barnstormer recalls a Ohio town visit where a four-voice choir moved a congregation with a simple hymn. The tale emphasizes the enduring power of music to stir hearts, with the biblical and Longfellow lines underscoring music's spiritual reach beyond the stage.
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Washington Star
Ohio
The Emperor's Dignity in 1898 Punishments
The Nurnberger Zeitung, a Social Democratic newspaper, reports Kaiser Wilhelm II's offenses in 1898 were punished with a total of 2800 years of imprisonment. This summary notes the heavy penalties cited by the German periodical.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Nurnberger Zuitune
Fashion Law Refers to Polka Dotted and Mousseline Details
Ellen Osborn notes that fabric rules distinguish polka dotted fabrics for fashion from mousseline de soie over silk used in dress making, often covered with lace or velvet half moons or hand painted with Mowers.
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S Mall
Ellen Osborn
Fable on weather folly from Detroit Journal
A Detroit Journal anecdote reports a man misjudging spring and wearing light undergarments. He slips into a sidewalk coal hole as a sudden cold snap follows, cursing the weather and reflecting comically on clothing choices. The tale labels men as unreasonable.
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Detrot Journal
Forfeiture Notice on Green Copper lode claim Montana
Notice to Charles Colbert and Mary B Campbell and heirs that 1897 work totaling 100 dollars and 1898 work totaling 100 dollars were expended on the Green Copper lode mining claim in Summit Valley, Silver Bow county Montana, as recorded January 2 1891 in Lode Locations.
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Charles Colbert
Mary B. Campbell
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Proposals for U S public building site in Butte Mont
Notice to contributors in a mining claim case cites Henry Crangle and Nina Witherspoon of Butte Montana. It warns that nonpayment within ninety days will forfeit interest to the co owners McCarthy and Connell. Also a notarized partnership certificate for McCarthy & Connell and a sale proposal for a Butte public building site with terms for removal of improvements and title costs.
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United States
Henry Crangle
Nina B. Witherspoon
Butte
Montana
State of Montana
Silver Bow
Will_K. Quarles
Silver Bow County
Patrice McCarthy
Henry D. Connell
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Congress
Mont
Butte, Mont
J. Gage
The
Treasury
Notice of Estate Admin and Mining Claim Acknowledgments
Estate of Thomas JF Finnegan deceased administrator J P Collins asks creditors and claimants to present demands within four months at 9 East Granite Street Butte Montana or M D Lechey attorney 519 Hen nessy Block Butte. Also notice of labor and improvement for Idlewild quartz mining claim Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana with coowners R McDowell and W A Kidney dated Feb 8 1899 demanding contribution of 16 65 by within ninety days or claim becomes property of coowners.
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Thomas JF. Finnegan
Thomas B. Finnegan
East
Granite Street
M. D. Leehey
Hennessy
Butte
Montana
Silver Bow
J. P. Collins
Thomas J. Finnegan
John F. McEvoy
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
United States
R. McDowell
W. A. Kidney
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Paris
Lindon
Wemani
Dre
H. W. Longfellow
McCarthy & Connell
North Main Street
Patrick McCarthy
Butte City
Sliver Bow County
Henry D.connell
Silver Linn County
A. D
Will K. Quarles
State of
M. D. Lechey
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