Art of Dancing and Ivory Trade Weighs on Modern Life
The piece cites M Lefort on contemporary dance ethics criticizing stiff joints and ostentation, praising the Boston as a beneficial athletic dance, and notes ivory use in billiard balls with 20,000 balls worth 80 000 dollars illustrating elephant decline. It references Africa’s hunting and rising protections amid shrinking ivory supply.
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M. Lefort
French Choregraphic Association
Boston Herald
Europe
America
Boston
Africa
Everybody's Magazine
Secret Service Chief Breaks Counterfeiting Ring
John E. Wilkie leads a sting against Marcus Crahan a Providence engraver who printed and circulated $100 counterfeits in New York St Louis and Providence The seizure of plates and the arrest followed a rigorous investigation aided by ad clues and newspaper ads Crahan pleaded guilty and received eight years in prison.
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John E. Wilkie
Secret Service Division
United States
Elgin
Secret Service
Chicago
Broadway
Trust Company
Financial District
New York
Bank
New York City
John W. Wilkle
United States Treasury Department
Cincinnati
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Louis
John Murphy
Delaware
Marcus Crahan
Providence
R. L
Southern
Southern Hotel
Union Station
X-13
Wilkie
Crahan
New York Herald of
Grand Central Station
Herald
Ayhat
Ieee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Carera
Post Office
Secret’ Service
Press Boycott Echoes in Parliament The O Connell Case
A Harper s Weekly writer recalls Daniel O Connell clashing with reporters over inaccurate parliamentary reports He blamed acoustic interference and buzzing conversations for misquotes and the gallery s failure to report his speeches He stormed and apologized amid the dispute Lord Lyttleton s 1871 incident and Lord Mont Eagle s two year omission are noted as similar episodes.
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Berlin
House of Commons
Harper's Weekly
Daniel O’connell
Dan
Lord Lyttleton
Lord Monteagle
London
Sea training ships yield young officers for trade routes
The White Star line sends out a four year training clipper with the youngest crew yet on a trading voyage. The program aims to supply properly trained officers for ocean liners, addressing a growing shortage of skilled mates and masters. It provides a free school on board to prepare youths for large ships.
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Mercantile
White Star Line
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