Puss in Boots ends with Prince Chardo and Florio in art world
Richard Burgdorf known as Prince Chardo and Florio a literary student drift through Germany during Wanderjahr. Florio fabricates noble status for Richard to gain work, studio space, and paintings sales while Richard paints in disguise. Their ruse grows, public acclaim follows, and friendship deepens as they pursue art and survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Burgdorf
Prince Chardo
Florio
Germany
Richard
Disguis
Historic pitcher tied to Mary Queen of Scots in Chicago home
A cream pitcher over 300 years old once owned by Mary Stuart sits in Mrs. Dabb’s Chicago apartment. It was part of the queen’s supper at Fotheringay castle and later passed through Mistress Kennedy to Mrs. Kennedy and Melvil, remaining with the Holman family since the sixteenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Fotheringay Castle
Chicago
The Disagreeable Woman In The Car
A New York Sun excerpt describes a woman causing chaos aboard a streetcar, blocking passage, berating passengers, and even diverting fare to exit at Forty-first Street. The piece ends noting Florida has more ants per square mile than any country and contrasts large and tiny ants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-first Street
Everbody
New York Sun
Florida
Sye
Detroit Free Press Fragment Speaks in Dialect Quote
A Detroit Free Press piece quotes a dialect remark about riding a horse near death and a boast about avoiding a dangerous task. The fragment highlights a rural voice and local vernacular from an old Detroit publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Bicycle Against Panther in Singapore Race Feats Panther
An English lady riding home in Singapore encountered a huge black panther calmly stalking her. She sped off at full speed and soon left the predator behind, turning a near encounter into an unlikely sprint story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singapore
Entangled Farewell in a London Tale of Love
In light dialogue Mr Compton and Miss Ellerslie clash and conceal their feelings after a supposed elopement plan. They navigate guilt fear and duty while denying a romance as they drift toward reconciliation and a hopeful, guarded future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Seymour
Husfly
Compton
Mr. Compton
Miss Ellerslie
Seymour
Francis Prevost
London
Metaphor Warning from Two Clergymen Echoes
An eastern town clergyman warned parishioners against walking a slippery path lest they be sucked into its meshes. The remark echoes another clergyman who wrote that the word should be like a nail driven in a firm place, sending roots downward and branches upward.
Boston and Maine Rail Schedules From Lowell and Middlesex Street
Train timings corrected for Middlesex Street Depot Lowell and Merrimands Street Depot Lowell for Boston and various destinations including Haverhill Salem Newburyport Amesbury Exeter Dover Rochester and many coastal towns. Lists generic times with Sundays supplementary and notes last season trip December 25 1896 and southern division update October 4 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Colony
Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston and Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfle
Albany
West
Concor
Fitchburg
New York City
Boston
Lawrence
Salem and
Lynn
Newburyport
Amesbury
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Salmon Falls
Siico
Cranford
Portland
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Lewiston
Bangor
Belfast
Wayrese
Skowhegan
Rockland
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
Provinces
Montreal
Quebec
Eastport
St.John
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
Southern Division
Merrimands Street
Woburn—s
Norn
Bedford
Weare
Ayer Junction
Amherst
Mittera
Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Sunapee
Claremont
Clareroe Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Montpelier
Isex
Burlington
St. Albans
Vermont Line
Boston Air Line
Enc Express
Plymouth
Dd. J
Gen. Pasa
H. C
Local grocer advertise coffee and tea sale
The Banner Grocery on Prescott street lists Spurrs Revere Coffee and Chase and Sanborns coffee at 35 cents per pound with 1 and 2 pound can options. A large assortment of tea and other items are advertised in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
B.C
Centralville
Spurr
Revere
Chase and Sanborn
Banner Grocery
Prescott Street
J. F. Sawyer
Edo Tis
oSimake
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Ada
Don
Puss IN Boots
Blanneue Wiis Howarp
The
Bachélier Syndicate
Chrado
Buredort
Prince Chard
Lengt
Lut
Plorio
Johannes Mezler
Mezler
Llorio
Chardo
Highness
Burgdorf
Willy Winkel
Farast
Dresden
Chardon
W. W. Jacobs
Queen Mary
Panther
Merrington
Wwell
Miss Seymour
Alicock
Allcock
Brandreth’s Pills
Carter & Sherburne
Parker
BR. Taft Bros. M. Co
N.Y
Berry
Cutler Bros. & CO
Railroacs
California
Chattanooga
New Orleans
el Paso
Riverside
San Diego
Pasadena
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Rafael
Santa Cruz
Monterey
San Jose
Sierra Nevadas
Salt Lake City
Gorges and Canons
Colorado
Manitou Springs
Denver
Vickers
Boston& Albany
Boston & Maine
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
D. J. Flanders
New York, New
Chansen
Boston & Maine RR
Central Bridge
Postofice
A. J Howes&s CO. Courier-Citizen Building
ALON
Post Ofice
Ward
T. J. Elliott
Central Street
Highlands
Westford Street
Thomas H. Elliott
Courier
Sor Sale
Thomas F. Burgess
So. Hastings
Shaw
Burgess, Grace, Spaulding
E Streets
ML. Gamblet
Tewksbury
Enoch Foster
Plessant
Dussell
Chelmsford
Mass
Marion
Nape
Mass. Corp
New York Company
W. F. Harrison & Co
Columbus
Ohio
Massachusetts
Miy
Stackpole Street
First Street
Daniel Stickney
Third Street
Belvidere
Andover Street
Nesmith, Leonard
Hildretty Building
Lowell National Bank
Railroad National Bank
Railroad National Bank of Lowell
Frank P
Haggett
First Wallone Bank of Lowell
Prescott National Bank OF Lowell
Crescott National Bank of
Central St
Frederick Blanchard
Jals
Holiday Farm
Tom
McCaughlin
P.O. Tyngsboro
Franklin House
Middlesex
Machine CO
Merrimack Square
George E. Stanley
Boston and Maine
R. R
Merrill's Book Store
Lowel
Josiah
Walker- St
Sampson, Murdock & Co
Lowell de Samo
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