Lenten Leisure in New York Society Circles
The piece surveys New York society during Lent with women sewing in circles at homes of Mrs Leary and Miss Havemyst, hosting gowns and gossip. It notes operas fading, a German opera sub-season, theater clubs, and social walks as women prepare wardrobes for Paris, London, Newport, and Bar Harbor.
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New York
Iva
Lowes McAlllater
Ward McAllater
Europe
Paris
London
Newport
Bar Harbor
Lente season entertainments among New York society
The article describes Amusement Club gatherings during lente with badminton and bowling among the elite. It notes aristocratic membership, tea and hostesses, and varying entertainments from quartets to actors. A planned illustrated Arctic lecture by Lieutenant Peary is mentioned. Retreats near New York bars provide quiet meals and nuns’ chapel peace. no charge for rest time.
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Aueilion
Pattledore
Shuttlecock
Oakley Thinglanders
John Jacob Astor
Alway
Knickerbocker Bowling Club
Badminton Club
New York
Badmitten
Ainge
Amusement Club
Tlex
Peary
What should a woman be in love and life
A fragmented poem asks what a woman should be as love deepens through stages of purity sincerity and maternity. The piece blends lines about enduring affection and virtue with stray OCR remnants about a park designation, yielding a collage of sentiment and stray text.
King of Rome Duke of Reichstadt and Napoleon II
The piece traces the life and fame of Napoleon I’s son born March 20 1811 at the height of his father’s power. It recalls the birth ceremonies a grand fete a Paris audience and the later exile and education of the boy who became Duke of Reichstadt. It notes his title lands and income his training under Dietrichstein and Metternich his interest in military matters and his longing to live up to his father’s glory.
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King of
Rome
Duke of
Rethstadt
Napoleon II
Relchstadt
Napoléon T
Napoleon
Ble
Pati
Jos
Europe
Austria
Harzbourg
Empire
Paris
Naupalesn V
Weichstadt
Borodino
Gerard
Alma
Leipsig
Maria Louisa
Maria Loxisa
Tuileries
Marta Louten
Blois
Maria Louise
Bloia
Rambouillet
Rhine
Hei Ghlhood
Emperor
Austra
Schoenbrun
Count Maurice de Dietrichstein
Princeis Josaph Charles
Maria Louias
Reichetadt
Parma
Fontainebleau
Maria Loulen
Uuler
Reichstade
Alec
Grampa
Jerusalem
Reichstadt
Emii Goberan
Robinson Crunce
France
Stelena
M. Hummel
Prince de Ldghe
Metternich
Young Maurice Esterhazy in a life of military promise
A narrative outlines Maurice Esterhazy as a tall, amiable young officer at the Austrian court. It covers his 1881 appointment as lieutenant colonel of a Hungarian contingent, his interest in a court countess, and a deep friendship with Count Maurice Esterhazy. He dies in Vienna in 1833 at age 21.
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Napoleon
Soe
Cice
Thim
Charles’ X
Houstons
France
Prince Eugena
Hinself
Maurice Esterhazy
Vienna
Berlin maidens join in stout hearted student songs
The piece contrasts German and American student life. It notes Berlin's women forming similar festivities to the beer drinking and singing of Teuton's university students while warning U S girls like Vassar and Radcliffe may imitate Ottaline and Katrina when their travels end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Gretenens
Armas
Vater-Halle
Carl
Helmien
Vassar
Radcliffe
Ottaline
Katrina
Frauen
Tiger Loops Through Mysore Dairy Yard
A tiger kept to deter the evil eye escaped its cage at a Mysore dairy for over forty eight hours. The animal wandered among cattle and people near a foundry before a cordon closed in. An amused scene followed as a cow and then a bull tested the improvised net and fountain area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myzore
Mysore
Lord Lansdowne
Nomeine
Tiger and bull spectators witness tense zoo encounter
An aged tiger fights its tormentors as two sportsmen observe from nearby nets. The animal claws into its pads causing pain while onlookers consider the peril if the tiger had chosen a different prey. The scene ends with the tiger retreating to its cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassapali Grs
Mock courtroom training for green witnesses in New York
A description of a small training facility that mimics a real courtroom to teach inexperienced witnesses how to testify clearly under cross examination. The method uses an elevated stand, empty jury chairs, a judge’s chair, and a bar to simulate a real trial environment so witnesses stay calm, precise, and respectful under questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Criminal Court
Wilores
Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia in Prison
Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, son of the Red Prince Prefecich Charles, is described as a frail man about 30 who dislikes army life and has not been favored by the emperor. He is noted as the wealthiest among the Hohenzollerns and was imprisoned for disrespect in talks with the princess and the empress.
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Frederick Leopold of
Prusssia
Senate
Mississippi
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Ional Park
Napo
Leon
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