Art News On Color Printing In Century And Other Exhibits
The Century Christmas number showcases Du Mond decorative color designs for Milton's Ode on the Nativity. Scribner's December prints murals by Chavannes. Masters in Art presents Raphael plates from the Vatican and Dresden. Boston artists Paxton and others shown at Worcester Art Museum. Monadnock landscape by Miles. Exhibitions in Cleveland and Philadelphia plus New York sales looming. Contention over mural commissions for Massachusetts State House memorial. Whistler dismissal cited. Homer and Ranger on display in Chicago and London.
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Century Magazine
Mr. du Mond
Milton
Raphael
Bates & Guild Co
Boston
Vatican
Dresden
Adonna
Gran’ Duca
Leo X
Pitti Palace
la Belle Jardiniere
Baldas- Bare Castiglione
Louvre
Rera Allery
Case of Alba
Hermitage
Foligno
Michelangelo
Rubens
Durer
Andrea
del Sarto
Correggio
Gainsborough
Burne- Jones
The
Chicago Journal
New York
Massachusetts State House
Art protection abroad and New York exhibition notes
The Louvre shields Rubens and Elgin marbles from damage while the British Museum lifts glass coverings. A New York School of Art exhibition awards prizes to Francis Q. Thomason and honors several artists including Meyer, Stehlin, Watters, and Anna Price. The Transcript lauds Charles H. Davis Enneking Woodbury Hopkinson works, praising Clouds West Wind and marine scenes. A provocative gun to modern civility ends with a sharp jab at traditional Chinese foot binding and tobacco use.
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British Museum
London
Greece
New York School of Art
Shinnecock School of Art
William Gifford Beal
William M. Chase
Bruce Crane
William A. Coffin
Irving Wiles
Francis Q. Thomason
Ernest Meyer
Carolyn Stehlin
Watters
New York Summer School of Art
Anna Price
Rae Bredin
The
Transcript
New Gallery
Charles H. Davis
John J. Enneking
Charles H. Woodbury
Charles Hopkinson
Maine
Hopkinson
Frices Current Lowell Retail Market December 6 1900
Market report from Lowell grocers and dealers listing prices for groceries flour hay grain oats meal buckwheat and related commodities sourced from Buttrick Co J B Cover Co D W Horne Co Killpartrick and F E Putnam 15 Prescott Street. Figures cover Haxall flour pastry hay rye straw cords and various grain seeds with per hundred or per bushel pricing and notes of loose text and errors in OCR.
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Lowell
Buttrick & Co
J. B. Cover & Co
D. W. Horne & Co
Killpartrick Res
F. E. Putnam
Prescott Street
Lowell election speech praises pay-as-you-go platform
Speakers urge support for the Republican ticket, praising a pay-as-you-go record and denouncing the Democratic platform as insincere. Leaders cite city debt, tax relief, and proven governance, urging citizens to vote for experienced candidates and rally neighbors to the polls.
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Wales
Lowell
Courtney
Crowley
William Foster
Solon W. Stevens
Wm. H. S. Hayes
Solon Stevens
Putnam
Citizens’ Movement
Stevens
League
Col. Butler Ames
Citizens’ League
New York
Potter
Dimon
Col
A. M. Chadwick
Charles H. Conant
Citizens’ Municipal League
Patrick Henry
Apollo Quartette
George FB. Burne
America
Prodigal Daughter and The Octoroon Delight Opera House Crowd
Amusements note the Corse Payton Comedy company presented The Prodigal Daughter to an enthusiastic matinee audience and The Octoroon at night with new specialties and scenic effects. This afternoon The Silver Lining is announced for tonight The Three Musketeers.
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Opera House
Corse Payton
Vaudeville in Lowell Delights Crowded Houses at Savoy
A strong Lowell vaudeville bill draws full houses with frequent encores. Prevost and Prevost headline a top act with Edward Prevost famed as a world champion tumbler. Edward F. Reynard the ventriloquist with seven automata closes with a cake walk. Other acts include Clark and Barton, Bismar and Miller, the Jefferson, William Hager, and the Budworths. Next week promises another strong lineup.
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Lowell
Prevost & Prevost
Edward Prevost
Prevost
Savoy
Edward F. Reynard
Clark
Barton
Bismar & Miller
Jefferson
Sels
Harry Budworth
Boston Theatre to Feature Jessie Bartlett Davis in December
Keith brings top legitimate star Jessie Bartlett Davis to Boston for a week starting December 10 in continuous shows. The bill also includes Ezra Kendall, Herbert and Caron, Musical Dale, Tom Nawn with the Nawns, James O Barrows, John Lancaster and company in two comedies, and the Woman in White novelty.
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Keith
Boston Theatre
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Bostonians
America
Boston
Ezra Kendall
Herbert and
Caron
Musical Dale
Tom Nawn
the Harrigan
Hattie
Katherine Nawn
Pat
Genii
James 0. Barrows
John Lancaster and Company
Woman
Statistics on Protestant missions by Dr Strong
Boston reports totals from the American board of foreign missions for the United States Canada and Great Britain. It details stations out stations missionaries and workers by region with numbers for churches communicants and contributions from home and foreign sources. The article notes general increases with some declines in communicants due to counting methods and a significant loss of missionaries in China.
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Boston
E. E. Strong
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American Board of Foreign Missions
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Lastear
Europe
Asia
Australia
Africa
West Indies
Strong
American Board
China
Pew
South Africa
Tranceal
Orange River
Natal
Jeffries V8 Pons Opens War of Challenge on Mat
Chicago December 5 Jim Jeffries eager to meet Paul Pons on the mat and the Frenchman agrees to wrestling any challenger with Emile Regnier backing up to 10000 dollars. Pons says he would take on Jeffries Rooney Sharkey Ruhlin Fitzsimmons or any other boxer once his current bout ends. He rates himself unbeatable in a fall and ready for any or all challengers.
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Chicago
Jim Jeffries
Paul Pons
New York
Emile Regnier
Rooney
Pons
Sharkey
Ruhlin
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Trains From Lowell Schedule Changes After June 10
After June 10, 19 percent of trains will depart Lowell Middlesex Street Lepot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 15 am 6 2 pm. All trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord Junction with the Fitchburg line. The 6 25 pm train links with the Stonington line for New York City the south and west. Sundays 7 15 am for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence on way stations. C Peter Clark General Superintendent C Kendall General Park Agent.
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William M. Paxton
Ight F. Boyden
W.W. Churchill
Eorge L. Noyes
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Mr. Paxton
New England
Samuel S. Miles
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Fischer Gallery
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Jean Francois Millet
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Paint Club
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Louisville
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