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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1900

Page

10

Grace of Patience by Dr. Talmage on Christian virtue

Washington dispatch reports Dr. Talmage’s sermon on patience drawn from Hebrews 10 36 urging believers to cultivate this virtue amid trials in life and work. He cites Paul and Christ as models, urges forgiveness of faults, compassion for the troubled, and perseverance through illness and misunderstanding, ending with Patience as a beacon toward heaven.

Washington Paul Corinthians Thessalonians Colossians Timothy Marskill Johu America Humphry Davy Colorado Bears Wall Street Christ Sanhedrin Sedan Germany France Bright Garret Christian Commission Walter Scott

Honing Razor Devotion by Reading Railway Engineer

Engineer Charles Wagner of the Reading railway is famed for wielding many tensorial tools and owning razors linked to historic figures. His skill allegedly strops or sharpens dull razors to such a fine edge they could split hairs, a trait he greets colleagues with the question How's your razor.

Charles Wagner Reading Railway Wagner Franklin Pierce General Grant Grover Cleveland Hancock Geary Franklin Gowen Stone Wade Hampton Montgomery County Philadelphia Record

Rise of Charles M. Hays as top railroad executive

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch recalls 27 years ago when Charles M. Hays, then 19 and a Frisco clerk in St. Louis earning 40 dollars monthly, rose to become Southern Pacific agent. Now 42 with Mt. Louis home, he is set to earn a yearly salary of 000, making him the world’s highest paid railroad man and a better paid executive than the US president.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Charles M. Hays Frisco St. Louis Hays Mt. Louis Southern Pacific Railway United States

Star of Bethlehem frontispiece leads year in art notes

The piece highlights Henry R. Poore's The Star of Bethlehem on the frontispiece of New Lippincott. It notes Rossi’s Mosaici Cristiania at the Boston public library and English Art in 1900 at Agnew's in London with a roster of exhibitors. It mentions Whistler's U.S. visit, monument designs for the Maine tragedy, and recent sales and exhibitions at Doll & Richards, the Philadelphia Art Club, and the Royal Academy.

New Lippincott” Magazine Henry R. Poore Star of Bethlehem Boston Public Library Rossi Agnew’s London Edward Poynter Sir L. Alma- Tadema Messrs. Fildes Dicksee Shannon Waterhouse Clausen la Thangue Orchardson Abbey Sargent Gow Herkomer Boughton Davis Waterlow Murray Graham Farquharson

Art world notes on Burlington house and global exhibitions

The piece surveys winter shows at Burlington house versus summer displays, notes the fourth centenary of Cellini in Florence, and reports the death of M. Pierre Auguste Pichon, a renowned Ingres pupil. It covers Francis Howard’s $2.5 million plan for a national art gallery in America, potential international loans, Fortuny’s Choosing a Model, and Worcester Art Museum’s upcoming winter opening with Theo­ dore M. Davis lending a large private collection including Corot, Daubigny, Rousseau, Diaz, Dupre, Troyon, Gainsborough, and Dutch masters.

London Paris America Fortuny W. A. Clark William H. Stewart London Guildhall Worcester Art Museum Theodore M. Davis Newport R. IL Corot Daubigny Rousseau Diaz Jules Dupre Troyon Gainsborough Durant J. van Ider Huyden A. van der Velde

National Academy of Design 1901 Exhibition in New York

Seventy sixth annual National Academy of Design show runs Jan 1 to Feb 2 1901 at 215 West Fifty Seventh Street New York with exhibits received December 18 19 1900 Varnishing day January 4 Jury includes Thomas W Dewing J H Dolph C Co Griswold Seymour J Guy George H Hall Hamilton Hamilton James M Hart Thomas B Craig Bruce Crane Sculpture panel includes J S Hartley Herbert Adams Prizes include Thomas B Clarke 300 for best American figure composition Hallgarten prizes 1200 800 100 for top oil works by Americans under 35 Norman W Dodge prize 300 for best picture by a woman Inness gold medal for best landscape Cardinal frescoes in St Cecelia Rome attributed to Pietro Cavallini Sixth annual Gibson drawings show at Keppel gallery through December 8 Rev A B Shields copies prophets frieze John Sargent panels for church decoration Theodore Robinson landscape The Canal reassigned to Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Turner sketch to Arthur Dawson sale of works to Carnegie Pittsburg purchase by Charles F Grey of Chicago.

National Academy of Design American Fine Arts Society West Fifty- Seventh Street New York Thomas W. Dewing J. H. Dolph C. Co. Griswold Seymour J. Guy George H. Hall Hamilton Hamilton James M. Hart Thomas B. Craig Bruce Crane R. Swain Gifford Douglas Volk L. C. Earle J. S. Hartley Herbert Adams Thomas B. Clarke Julius Hallgarten Norman W. Dodge Inness George Inness, Jr

Chinese Civil Service At Ports Offers Long Terms And Rewards

The Atlantic notes Chinese customs service assigns assistants to ports with no fixed tenure, averaging about three years. Transfers accompany promotions, climates change, and opportunities to learn about land and peoples arise. North ports offer curios while Yangtze and south ports provide silk goods and carvings. After seven years, staff earn two years leave and gratuity, with half travel costs funded on return. Resignations are rare and vacancies many.

H. C. Whittlesey Yangtze China Customs

The Kenwood Gas Heater and Yusea Mantle Ad

An advertisement touts The Kenwood gas heater providing unlimited hot water on demand with automatic gas shutoff and no boiler required. It invites inspection at the office to reveal advantages. It also promotes the Welsbach Light with the Yusea Mantle promising 50 percent more light and three times the strength along with gas cooking ranges offered at a reduced cost.

Gas Prices With Discount For Prompt Payment

A local price note shows a discount offered for customers who pay promptly. The listing details gas rates and the lower rate available when payment is made at the time of service.

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Grace OF Patience Wr. Talmage God Tabernacle Hotel Metropole Ior Jesus Christ Deceas Sparrow Hill Moscow Napoleon Louis Klopsch Charles Grafly Cauldwell Herman Dudley Murphy Chicago Lorado Taft Mr. Taft James McN. Whistler Maine Austin Hays O. Piccirilli George Julian Zolnay J. Edward Simmons W. R. Hearst John W. Keller Frederick Dielman John LeFarge Walter Cook Walter Appleton Clark James K. Hackett Player’s Club Rudolph Rassendyll Madonna of the Thorns Botticelli Chigi P. A. B. Widener Elkins T. J. Blakeley England Tintoretto Earl of Dudley Paul Veronese Lady Cranston Sir Peter Lely Earl Monmouth Dudley Duchess of Cleveland Lely Philadelphia Art Club Arthur W. Dow Jules Turcos Benjamin Eggleston Harry Roseland Jeannette Wheeler C. Harry Eaton Clifford P. Grayson Walter Palmer William H. Howe James B. Sword Edward Moran Peter Moran Bolton Jones J. G. Nichol Francis Murphy de Cost Smith H. O. Tanner Childe Hassam George Barse J. Appleton Brown Doll & Richards Park Street Boston Huntress John Lewis Brown Edwardo Leon Garrido Jiminez Cordova Carbonero Arturo Michelena M. Krombach M. Consee State House Construction Commission Memorial Hall Massachusetts State House Howard Emerson Simmons Henry Oliver Walker Abbott H. Thayer Massachusetts Simmons Mr. Walker Thayer Senate Whistler Lenox Library New York Publi Library F. Weitenkampf Royal Academy Landgeer Maclise Stanfield Creswick E. M. Ward Leighton Millais Burne-Jones Rossetti Frederick Walker Albert Moore Burlington House Benvenuto Cellini Florence M. Pierre Auguste Pichon Ingres Legion of Honor Francis Howard St. Cecelia Rome Pietro Cavallini Giotto C. D. Gibson Keppel Gallery A. B. Shields Church of the Redeemer John Sargent Public Theodore Robinson Metropolitan Museum Society of American Artists Museum Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Philadelphia Italy Girtin J. M. W. Turner Arthur Dawson Charles F. Grey Carnegie Institute At Pittsburg H. H. Gallison Alexander Harrison Charles H. Davis Walter MacEwen Chinese Civil Service Dominion Line Becian New England Commonwealth New England and Dominion Portland Scandinavia Liverpool State St Mass Dennis Murphy Appleton St O. R. Benson Gorham St F. B. Leeds Bridge St J. F. O’degmell Market Cor. Worthen Sts Anders Thomasson Central St Lowell THE Kenwood Gray Arthur Rhodes Merrimack Street Courier-Citizen Building A. F. Roach Bridge Street Cutter Sherwood, Taylor, Hunter F.C JONES Harvard Holland G F. Roach T. H Boyle & CO. Propriators
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