Rosy Bonheur Portraits by Mrs. Lakey in New York Studio
In a New York studio visit, the artist Mrs. Charles E. Lakey is praised for her adventurous style after studying in Paris Florence and London. Her canvases such as Just In Bloom Alone and The Young Mother reveal vibrant outdoor light, nature, and animal life through strong landscape and foreshortening.
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Charles E. Lakey
New York City
Europe
Paris
Florence
London
Lakey
Jacob
Daubigny
Open Life on Cattle Painting and Artistic Insight
Lucy Cleveland recalls early mischiefs and paints a vivid portrait of cattle artist Mrs. Lakey. She details childhood schemes to make colors and the evolution of Lakey from hobbyist to celebrated cattle painter with works like The Right of Way and From Pasture to Pool.
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Corot
Daubigny
Lucy Cleveland
The Women of Denmark in Modern Plays and Ibsen
A compact critique of Danish women describing them as diverse and spontaneous yet sentimental about culture and personal ties. The piece questions whether they will ever reach a modern sense of selfish self respect, drawing contrast with Ibsen's characters.
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Mauvaise Hante
Ibsen
Greatest of trusts would topple steel markets in coming Paris meeting
A report from Washington says an American steel trust plans an international merger to control world markets with capital between 200 and 450 million dollars. If Europe refuses, the trust would undercut prices and invade the European market, raising fears of higher costs for 75 million American consumers. Evidence is disputed, though steel billet prices rose in Pittsburgh to 25 dollars a ton.
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Paris
Europe
New York
Washington
America
American Trust
England
Standard Oil Trust
United States
Krupps
Carnegies
Greys
Monster
American Steel Pool
Pittsburg
Iron and steel prices must rise for better times
James M. Swank of the American Iron and Steel Association argued that long running price declines in iron and steel, coal, coke, and ore harmed capital and workers. He said producers have raised raw material prices and that manufacturers should also raise finished product prices to secure fair returns, though no pooling plan is confirmed. He warned against continuing ruinous pricing and urged better prices for industry and all.
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James M. Swank
American Iron and Steel Association
No Hood for Old Men The New Women Battle Over School Chief
In Marcellus Michigan a women led school board removes Principal Schollzam, a learned crusty bachelor, and installs a younger handsome man. Old men hold indignation meetings as town splits into bitter factions.
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Marcellus, Mich
Professor Schollzam
Curfew Upholds Omaha Law Over Mayor’s Veto
The Omaha city council approved by 18 to 4 a curfew ordinance over Mayor Broatch’s veto, making the measure law with immediate effect. Supporters say it targets a class of parents to better supervise their children, with the state stepping in if needed.
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Omaha
Broatch
Women Ticket Nominated in Spring Hill Municipal Race
The women of Spring Hill Kansas petitioned for a women run municipal slate as mayor Mrs Louise Holdmen and police judge Mrs Laura Anderson lead a council slate including Mrs Addie Snyder Mrs Laura Rutter Mrs Mattie Robinson Mrs N Dillon and Mrs Dora Rudy.
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Spring Hill
Kan
Louise Holdmen
Laura Anderson
Addie Snyder
Laura Rutter
Mattie Robinson
N. Dillon
Dora Rudy
Ohio bill bans throwing materials likely to puncture bicycles
The Ohio legislature passed a law making it an offense to throw on any highway any substance or material that would likely puncture a bicycle tire. The measure aims to curb tire damage and improve cyclist safety.
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Ohio
Fort Wayne Establishes Precincts and Appoints Inspectors
The Fort Wayne Common Council establishes election precincts and voting places across the city and names inspectors for each precinct. The lengthy list covers wards and streets with specific voting venues and assigned election inspectors. The notice is certified by Clerk William T. Jeffernes on March 26, 1896.
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Common Council
City of
Fort Wayne
Fifth Ward
van Buren Street
New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Broadway
Washington Street
St. Mary's River
Center Street
New York, Chicago, and St. Louis
St. Mary’s River
Orff’s Mill
A. L. Griebel
Jefferson Street
Rippe Livery Barn
Wm. Tegtmeyer
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Joseph Singmaster
New York, Chicago and St. Lews
West Main Street
Daniel Hutzel
Sixth Ward
Taylor Street
Garden Street
Pittsburg
Chicago
Charles Buck
Julius Remus
Fox Street
Shawnee Avenue
Home Avenue
Indiana Avenue
Richardville Avenue
DeWald Street
Town Hall
Edward Suter
Fairfield Avenue
Poplar Street
Ninde
John Dalman
Butler Street
Frank Trebert
F. C. Reese
Jacob Henry
Seventh Ward
Lafayette Street
Grace Street
Calhoun Street
George Gordon
Ain
Hanna Street
Buchanan Street
Lafayette
John Sueltzer
Eighth Ward
Maumee River
Harmer Street
Walton Avenue
Hanover Street
Wayne Street
William Doehrmann
University Street
Maumee Road
Ohio Street
Wabash Railway
Gay Street
Hayden Street
Lewis Street
John Smith
Schick Street
Lillie Street
Otto Herbst
Wayne
Trace and
Tenth Ward
Smith Street
Force Street
D. J. Shaw
Pontiac Street
Industrial Park Addition
City Limits
Hanna’ Street
Berndt
Wm. Gerding
Edgerton and
Green Streets
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway
A. D. Craig
Green and Edgerton Streets
Creighton Avenue
Owen Owens
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the Women of Denmark
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L. P. Sharp
George R. Hench
Clay Street
St. Mary's
Joe Weick
John H. Brennan
Charles Barner
Second Ward
Main Street
Columbia Street
Alex Martin
Clinton Street
G. Thieme, Jr
Madison Street
Barr Street
Patrick Ryan
Allen Hamilton
Third Ward
Berry Street
Webster Street
Winkelmeyer
A. Wolf
Douglas Avenue
Fred H. Meyer
Louis Jouquel
Eleventh
Chicago Street
McClellan Street
Baker Street
William Logan
Dawson Street
Hoagland Avenue
Lot Logan
Thirteenth
Ed Gilmartin
Fourth Ward
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway
Leibman's Carpenter Shop
Louis Schroeder
Chas. &. Mahler
Brackenridge Street
H. F. Hilgeman
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
B. Bangert
Colerick Street
Casper Schmitt
Pairfield
Charles Franke
Cago
W. Avenue
Maumee
Grant Avenue
Charles “My
Ninth Ward
Wells Street
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Cass Street
John B. Lassus
Barthold Street
Henry Leinker
Huffman Street
George Henkenius
Fortieth
St. Mary’s Avenue
Barney Brenan
Ws. T. Jefrrennes
A. €. Gocke
Broadway and
Washington Boulevard
Telephone
WM. Turner
Hanna and DeWaid Streets
Hamilton National Bank
Hemtites ¥ Bank
Charles
J. Thos. Hunt
Spy Run
Hunt’s Road House
Fort Wayne Steam Laundry
B. Phillips
Prop
Ahroa
J. Haverly
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