American Art News Attracts International Attention In Paris Exposition
John B Cauldwell reports French government interest in purchasing American works for Luxembourg while private European collectors buy pieces by Kendall Lee Curran and Eat on. Moran’s Shoshone Falls Idaho piece slated for New York academy show. Rodin Brownell feature in Scribner’s. British Museum acquisitions include Millais Primaticcio and Holbein drafts.
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M. Leygues
Sergeant Kendall
Homer Lee
Cc. C. Curran
Charles Warren Eaton
New York
Thomas Moran
Moran
West
Shoshone Falls
Idaho
British Museum
London
Sir John Millais
Francesco Primaticcio
Michael Angelo
Marcello Venusti
Rembrandt
Hans Holbein the Elder
Art periodical notes on Photo Era and The Art Amateur
The article reviews the Photo Era publishing company and its new cover design plus absorbtion of the American Journal of Photography. It highlights Erd frontispiece of a Newport belle, a Christmastime group by Frank Geister, and notice of recent Philadelphia salon prints. It also previews content in The December Art Amateur with Thomas Shields and portraits by Lawrence, Nattier, and Riordan among others, plus house and ceramic decor features.
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Chicago
Frederick W. Morton
Pitteburg
Ralph Davol
Stacy Tolman
Arte
American Journal of Photography
Philadelphia
Histed
Newport
Frank Geister
Osborne I. Yellett
Julian Burroughs
Harvard
Yale
E. B. Richardson
Percy Lund
Photo Era Publishing Company
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Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Shields
Canal Facts on Nicaragua Route Estimated Cost and Scope
Canal facts describe a Nicaragua route with a 35 foot draft, 150 foot bottom width, 18 mile ocean to ocean distance, and a large dam across the San Juan River. Estimated cost totals 200,540,000 plus 82,662,000 to Greytown and 61,680,000 from Las Lajas to Brito, with 98 miles of railroad and contingencies. The work spans about ten years with ten-year development, and promises major US and global trade benefits.
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San Juan River
Lake Nicaragua
Greytown
Boca San Carlos Dam
Las Jajas
Las Lajas
Brito
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Europe
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Orient
America
West
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Nicaragua
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Wall
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San Marino Extradition Treaty Marks European Uniqueness
A fragmentary account notes San Marino as the world’s oldest surviving republic, tiny at thirty square miles and founded fifteen centuries ago by a patron saint. It asserts complete independence in law finance and government with a ceremonial republic structure and a captain-regent leadership.
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San Marino
Italy
Greece
Europe
Gan Marine
Republic
Bronte
Tunneling New York and New England Book Reviews
The piece highlights John B. McDonald detailing New York rapid transit progress in Collier's Weekly with photos. It also reviews novels by Hervey White and Charles Clark Munn, praising some elements while critiquing others, and notes Fairbank's 1901 Calendar from N K Fairbank Co. for readers.
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Metropolis
John B. McDonald
Collier's Weekly
McDonald
The Czar and His Family Portrait in Fragmented Text
The passage discusses the Czar as central to imperial governance, likening him to Providence and noting his desk work and ministerial briefings. It contrasts him with Alexander II's different approach and mentions imperial princes, uncles, and court dynamics amid muffled, garbled OCR text.
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Caar
Alexander II
Admiralty
Old Folks Concert Postponed To January Third
Middlesex County reports the old folks concert rescheduled for January 3. Dr. Johnson has opened an office in Granit eville after visiting at Edward F Parker's home. Baptist church Sunday school held its annual Christmas concert with a special chorus, wreaths, and planned program including hymns, carols, recitations, and solos. Mr James Howarth cannot attend work. Albert Holt returns from Bowdoin, John Hannon from Boston for a brief vacation.
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Edward F. Parker
Graniteville
the Baptist Church
Minnie Dyson
Jessie Allen
Bella Strong
Christmas Programs at Dracut Centre and Hillside Churches
Christmas observances dominated yesterday at Dracut Centre and Hillside churches. Dracut Centre offered morning and evening services with a festive program featuring soloists Taplin Hamblett and Hutchinson plus instrumental pieces by Guilmant Handel and Nely. Hillside presented Gounod and Richardson selections, a cantata titled the Fairies, and a Christmas sermon by Rev John P Richardson.
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Dracut Centre
F. I. Kelly
Kroegur
Miss Taplin
Offertoire
Nely
Guilmant
Warren Hamblett
Frank Hutchinson
Batiste
Hallelujah
Handel
W. K. Hallowell
Hillside
Celestial
Gaul
James Richardson
John P. Richardson
Christmas entertainment at Second Congregational church
A Christmas program drew about 300 attendees at the Second Congregational church on Sunday evening. The event featured a organ voluntary, a church choir, recitations, songs, and Bethlehem exercises conducted by local children, with Rev. Robert W. Dunbar delivering remarks and Mrs. E. E. Varney coordinating. An upcoming Christmas tree entertainment and various local notices followed.
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Second Congregational
Young Ladies’ Church
Harold Hackett
Annie Morning
Ruth Wotton
Santa Claus
Opal Shirreffs
Jesus
Minnie Crocket
Master Welch
Fred Reno
Thomas Welch
Fred Warley
Angels
Lena Smith
Amelia
Marinel
Mike
Laura Shirreffs
Lttle
Bethlehem
Nellie Smith
Mildred Queen
Florence Queen
Jennie McCombs
Viola Welch
Miss Marion Scribner
Opal Shireoffs
Banta Claus
Marion Varney
Beesie Scribner
Minnie Ranger
Marion Scribner
Robert W. Dunbar
Second Congregational Church
Court Wannalandt
St. John's T. A. Society
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Lynn
Loretta J. O'Neil
Henry Mleed
Martin Bart
Milford
N.H
Earl
A. Prescott
Crystal Lake
Alfred Mosher
Main Street
Wheeler
Mies
Joseph Biackely
Christmas Day Observances Across Medford Community
Christmas at the home of her folks in Medford. All the manufacturing places will suspend work Christmas Day. Miss Bertha M. Allen will spend the holidays in Lowell with her. Out of respect to the memory of the late ex Gov. Roger Wolcott, the flag on the new school building floated at half mast Saturday. Miss Laura G. Hoyt left Saturday for Lakeport New Hampshire, where she will spend a week with her cousins. Miss Grace W. Heartz will spend Christmas with her relatives in Wo burn. Miss Alice G. Jones will spend this week with her cousins in Somerville.
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Bertha M. Allen
Lowell
Roger Wolcott
Laura G. Hoyt
Lakeport
N. H
Grace W. Heartz
Woburn
Alice G. Jones
Somerville
Sport in China shows primitive guns and royal hunting roots
The article describes Chinese firearms as crude and unreliable while detailing hunting methods in China. It notes nets and pits for larger game, bears and leopards in the north, and tigers near Pekin. It recalls royal hunts of leopards and tigers under Mongol and Ming dynasties and the prestige of stag-killing for court decoration.
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India
Mongolia
Manchuria
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
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