Mystery of Mrs Blencarrow unfolds in tense family visit
In a frostbound drawing room Mrs Blencarrow faces grave brothers who bring a rumor of a disgraceful marriage. The agent Brown arrives with papers as she guards a private truth, claiming only that she has done nothing to betray Blencarrow. The scene ends with defiant silence as the men press for confirmation.
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Mrs. Blencarrow
Emmy
Quionel
Mr. d’Eyncourt
Blencarrow
Colonel d'Eyncourt
Mamma
Preston
Mr. d'Eynpourt
Joan
Reginald
Roger
John
D'Eyncourt
Roger d'Eyncourt
Fountain Head
Ae Ae
Roger d’Eyncourt
Brown
Mr. Brown
Rex
The Women of Japan at the World’s Fair Exhibits
The Japanese women’s exhibits at the World’s Fair are described in two parts, upstairs and downstairs, highlighting yuzen embroidery, screens, and furniture crafted by Nishi mura and Nishimura. The downstairs display features cocoons, obi fabrics, painted plates, lacquer boxes, and a tea room layout with mats, alcoves, and ceremonial items. The Empress and palace loaned raw silk and fabrics, and an Empress composed a short Japanese poem.
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Othing
Les- Bode
Mrs. Morimoto
Potter Palmer
Nishimura
Lida
Tesla
Tsukahara U-Ritsu
Ritsukihama
Gereee
Furo
Rendel Harris and his palaeography career
Professor Rendel Harris of Cambridge University England linked to Mount Sinai manuscript projects and Johns Hopkins University. From 1882 to 1884 he lectured on New Testament Greek, and from 1854 to 1855 he was associate professor of palaeography. He later joined Haverford College Pennsylvania in a newly established chair of palaeography.
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Rendel Harris
J. Rendel Harris
Cambri University
England
Mount Sinai
John Hopkins University
Harris
Johns H Press
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
Fragmentary note on daughter and eye issue
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a daughter and an eye issue with unclear details. No identifiable dates people or places are discernible to confirm a full news item.
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H. Stoddard
the Women OF
Japan
Chicago
Mount
Yoshino
Empress OF Japan
Woman's Building