Notable Society Notes From European Travel Circles
The piece lists various high society figures and their activities including Miss Elsie Crews offered a Greek professorship, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell abroad for vacation, Mrs. Belmont known as Lady Alva fond of dogs, and Miss Jane Addams visiting Europe. It covers fashion trends in Vienna, religious shifts of Miss Alice English, and other society events such as ball attire, travel plans, and household roles of prominent figures.
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University of Tubingen
Duchess Mary of Linden
Elsie Crews
Woman's College
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston Woman’s Journal
Europe
O. P. Belmont
W. K. Vanderbilt
Alva
St. Bernards
Rando Churchul
University Club
Fifth Avenue
New York
Alice English
Thomas Dunn English
Christchurch
Newark
N. J
Vienna
Baroness Bourgoing
Dutchess County
N. Y
Cleveland
Minot
Olney
Harmon
Helen M. Young
Ironton, O
Lee H. Brooks
Cal- Men
French
New Orleans
Ohio
Mississippi
Ruth
Kruger
Transvaal
Butler
Paris
Mile
de Merode
Pottery and Glass Trends in Elegant Home Decor
Pottery china and glass pieces grow in popularity as drawing room decorations. Cut glass vases and wine sets attract buyers, with oak leaves and new dinner sets featured. A lamp decorated by a Paris salon artist drew attention, valued at 760 dollars. Delft empire and baccarat remain favorites.
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Delft
Emiptire
Baccarat
Papers a Week For the Price of One in New York World
The Twice-a-Week edition becomes Thrice-a-Week with 18 pages weekly at one dollar a year. Each issue has six pages eight columns wide. Subscriptions include The Tribune and related papers. New subscribers receive special arrangements. Readers may swap for Inter Ocean or other weekly papers if the World is not desired.
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New York Worldp
Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Tribune Pub. CO
Druver
Mont
N. Y. World
Inter Ocean
Toledo Blade
Ladies’ Home Ideal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boston Traveler
San Francisco Chronicle
Cosmopolitan
3.L. Prowfe
Lowdom
DH. Browne
London Throat and Ear Hospital
Cosman’s Inn
J. H. Salisbury
New York
Besley Thorn
London
Lancet
Enysy
Cushman
Morrinus
N. Y
T. Douglas Morton
Kineston
N.Y
H. Latham
Cushman Drug CO
Tincennes
Ind
Dearborn Bt
Chicago
Mil
Empire Style Dinner Service Described in Journal Note
A Crockery and Glass Journal note details empire style tableware with wreaths in red gold on green, a white border on the tray, and powder box also in solid empire green, describing a cohesive and elegant effect.
Royal and noble quirks and fortunes noted in brief
A string of historical curiosities spans European wealth and titles to brutal empire rule. The shah left twenty million, Prince Henry of Battenberg’s estate is $5 145,000, and King Menelek’s execution of prisoners is cited. Reports also mention the German empress adopting Vienna fashion, royal engagements, czars' punitive reforms, and William’s odd retirement honor.
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Prince Henry of Battenberg
Beatrice
Menelek
Askaris
Vienna
Christian
Denmark
Pauline
Wurtemberg
Nicholas II
Russias
Ivan the Terrible
Russia
William
Berlin
Jewelry Conceptions And Notable Ongoing Fashions
Scent bottles and crystal vinaigrettes with silver gilt caps are in demand along with rhinoveros card cases holding watches or miniatures. Semiprecious stones and opals rise in popularity. belts with jewel accents become the latest extravagance in decorative dress.
Illinois Democrats Name Altgeld for Governor at Five Hour Convention
John P Altgeld was unanimously named by the Democratic state convention as governor candidate of Illinois. He asked to retire but delegates shouted support as the five hour gathering endorsed free silver and instructed delegates at large to vote as a unit. The platform attacked gold standard and McKinley policies.
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Frederick F. Sherman
Episcopal
United States
Svyeedas
Judge Sherman
Supreme Court of
Massachusetts
Herbert Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Mario
Marlo
Hoke Smith
William Makinley Cobb
Cobb
Pension Bureau
William McKinley
Washington
Justice Field
United States Supreme Court
J.B. Darnell
Odessa
S Wedge
Scotland
Katy
Razor
Mr. Loyson
Pero Hyacinthe
le Tflgaro
Cairo
Moses
Mohammed
Christ
Proria
John P. Altgeld
Democratic Party
Illinois
Joan P. Altgeld
Republican Party
Vadd
Bell
House
Committee On Permanent Organization
Charles K. Ladd
Henry County
Ladd
Champ Clark
Missouri
Richard P. Bland
Altgeld
McKinley
St. Louis
Silver Dick’ Bland
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Joseph Blackburn
Kentucky
Wall Street
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Resolutions Committee
William F. Vilas
Edward S. Bragg
Judge Powers and Pension Plea Move Vermont Widows Bread
Washington correspondents note ex judges show distinct manners while ex prosecutors marshal facts. Champ Clark recounts Judge Powers of Vermont who, during a pension speech for a Green Mountain widow, improvised a line to say I jump at the chance to give that old woman bread. The house responded with laughter and the widow received the bread.
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Lfe
Washington
Congress
Judge Powers
Vermont
Supreme Bench
Green Mountains
Walter Scott
Chiump Clark
Do You Think Niagara Can Be Dammed
In a domestic scene Johnnie asks if Niagara can be dammed challenging his father who dismisses the question and asserts it can be dammed for all of him as the NY World reports a tense quarrel over noise and reading.
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Ienos Mand
Harricon &Co- Ongy
Coluscus
Johnnie
Mr. Woodie
Toeneher
Johnie
Mel
New York World
Presence of Mind in Crisis Told by Fogg
In a Boston Transcript fragment Fogg recounts Pollyhard the dentist in Florida who, trapped by an alligator, used a dental probe to jab the creature’s gums and survived. Bass argues the act showed slavish professionalism, not presence of mind.
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Fogg
Pullyhard
Florida
Hint
Hilm
Pullywhard
Pollyhard
Vox
Bass
Boston Transcript
Not when housecleaning is going on
A fragment reflects domestic tension with a dramatic cry and cling to a partner. It notes a period of adjustment as she learns to ride a wheel with an instructor at the far end of a hall, hinting at a broader scene of care and dependence.
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P.O
San Francisco
Cal
N. M. Watts
Dillon
Montana
Cashman
Sc . Cashman
Drug-Co
Dearbark Bt
Chicago
Detroit Tribune
Tommy—Paw
Mr. Fige
Indianapolis Journal
Denver set to greet Senator Teller July 1
Mayor McMurray confirmed Senator Teller will arrive in Denver July 1 and a statewide reception is planned that day replacing the traditional Fourth of July events.
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Denver
McMurray
Teller
Matthews and Free Silver Dominate Indiana Democratic Rally
Indianapolis crowds roar for Matthews and the issue of free silver at the state Democratic convention. Separately in New York two women died from heat exposure reported to police today.
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Matthews
Indianapolis
Indiana
New York
Memory Lapses of a Professor Noted After Supper
A note from Fliegende Blatter quips about a forgetful professor who even forgot to tip on leaving after dinner, highlighting his absentmindedness in a light humor piece.
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Attorney-At-Law
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Dillon National Bank
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Warren Street
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Official Directory
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Helena
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Bozeman
John KE. Richards
Alex. C. Botkin
Louis Rotwitt
Andrew B. Cook
Franklin W. Wright
Feneral
Henri J. Haskell
E. A. Breeze
W. Y. Pemberton
E. N. Harwood
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H. Knippenberg
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Frank Showers
Boulder
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Geo.Galbreath
Deweys
Henry Thompson
Lima
T. J. Murray
R. Z. Thomas
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