Paris Fashion Letter Sets Trends for Outdoor Wear
Miss Goodwin outlines the Paris vogue affecting outing and golf dresses, coats, and accessories. She notes tailored street and cycling gowns, Eton coats and boleros, chic serge fabrics, plaid details, and bright color palettes, with two mourning outing suits for Vanderbilt ladies and practical flannel waistlines for comfort and ease.
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Paris
Vanderbilt
AL Fontainebleau
Fallas the Mixed Blood Guide to Custer in Sioux Lands
Felicien Fallas a French-German Yankton Sioux trader who lived among the Lower Brule and Ree for decades served as guide to General Custer in May 1876. He befriended Custer, aided peaceful relations, and later returned to his Yankton Sioux family after accompanying the expedition from Springfield to Ft Rice.
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Lower Brule
S. D
Minneapolis
Missour River
Pierre
Chamberlain
Felicien Fallus
Ft. George
Missouri
Fallas
Major Hamilton
Ft. Clark
N. D
Uhe American Fur Company
Gros Ventres
Adiou
James V. Hamilton
Fathis
Yankton
Ree
Gros Ventre
Arbarra Post
North Dakota
Custer
Mhat Fallas
General Custer
Minhesols
Ft Thompson
Failas
Fella
Jhimeel
Big Head
Stanley
Ft. Rice
Ft. Thompson
Crow Creek Agency
Indiana
Engineer Corps
Srs. Custer
Standing Rock
Upper
Washington
Little Big Horn
Lees
Pallas
Wealthy Japanese man plans rank funeral rites
A Kobe resident Mr Kamekawa, aged seventy seven, arranged his funeral to mirror his social status. Japanese papers describe his desire for ceremonies befitting his rank, signaling a staged, dignified observance as he felt his days were numbered.
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Mr. Kamekawa
Kobe
Kumekawi
Tinks Club
Itumekawa
Kamekawa
Honest Man Earns a Nickel on the Philadelphia Trolley
A well dressed middle aged man tells a conductor he is owed a “gold medal for honesty” after handing over a nickel for a fare. The conductor explains he must collect fares and spotters watch for unpaid rides, acknowledging honesty can be risky when misses occur on crowded cars. The exchange ends with the Saunterer noting the conductor’s point and the conductor inviting publication.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Everbody
Saloon Scene Sparks Tense Exchange In Town
A hard-featured woman confronts a newsboy outside a saloon asking him to tell her husband to come out. She describes him as typically dressed in a reddened collar and oversized high-water pants, hinting at his drinking.
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Chicago Tribune
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