French Pictures at the Exhibition A Glorious Show of Living French Masters
Rowland Strong surveys a vast Grand Palais display featuring 1 546 French paintings from the past decade. Notable works include Constant portraits, Aman Jean portraits, Duran family subjects, Carriere and Chartran religious pieces, and Brushed landscapes by Harpiguies and Ménard. The exhibition covers diverse schools, styles, and portraits with many highlighted by critics.
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Grand Palais
Puvis de Chavannes
Renchmen
Benjamin Constant
Urban II
Toulouse
Aman Jean
Société Des Beaux Arts
Damut
Jacques Blanche
Thaulon
Bennut
Republic
Renun
Vaine
Carolus Duran
New York, Times
Carriere
Chartran
Pope
Courtois
Gervex
Waldeck-Rousseau
L. Stevens
Courteline
Girardot
Marius Perret
Ménard
Twill
Paris
Monténard
Midi
Ary Renan
Brittany
Billotte
Eliot
Prophet
Gagliardini
Breton
Damage
Desboutin
Cazin
Raffaelli
Mile
Edmée Alphonse Daudet
Tattegrain
St. Quentin
Royhet
Charles
Nesles
Jean Paul Laurens
de Bonchamps
Rochesrosse
Imperor Getu
Hublet
Bail
Chef Doeuvre
Beraud
Besnard
Téjane
Miss Abbema
Mlle. M
Chéret
Cottet
Bouguereau
Dagnan-Bouveret
Francois Flameng
Huminguen
Chalons
Demont
Henner
Christ In
Lefebvre
Lady Godiva
Coventry
Lhermitte
Roel
Ouvrier
de la Terre
Weber
Vibert
Great Vollon
Re Richemont
Ziem
Benner
Vuillefroy
Rowland Strong
Woman Traveler Arrested After Landing From Ferry
Policeman William Swain of the Steam boat Squad detained a well dressed woman at West Twenty-third Street after she claimed to seek passage to Rome and produced a Lancaster Pennsylvania bank passbook. She was identified as Mary F Landes thirty seven and unmarried and was taken with her two valises to Bellevue pavilion for the insane.
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New York
Italy
Mary F. Landes
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Penn
Fiat National Bank
Bellevue
Lace Laces and Low Prices Emphasized by Manufacturer Ads
An advertisement explains lace quality and direct-from-maker pricing. It claims wide choices and lower costs than competitors, with examples such as Valenciennes 9c to 1.00 per dozen yards, imitation allover 9c to 49c per yard, Chantilly edges 3c to 15c per yard, and black laces 5c to 25c per yard, asserting prices are less than half typical.
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Valenciennes
France
Chantilly
Language learning in Cuba cools as English proves adequate
In Havana on June 11, Dorothy Stanhope observes newcomers struggle and adapt to Cuban life and its language. She outlines three American approaches to Spanish study, from passive book buyers to active learners aided by teachers, and notes the ease of spanglish exchange with locals, especially through daily commerce and Cuban families.
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Havana
Cuba
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Dorothy Stanhope
Col Ike on the Campaign in a Hoffman House Café Debate
Col Ike, Senate Democratic whip, leads a discussion with fellow statesmen about the nation. He warns that victory in the coming campaign could harm the party, likening it to a gambler who wins big then risks everything as the odds shift.
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Col ‘ Tke
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Ike
Charleston's Big Fair Enlists Support For Exposition
Charleston leaders and Baltimore backers travel from Fifth Avenue Hotel to promote the Inter-State and West Indian Exposition in Charleston from December 1901 to May 1902. They report strong local and legislative backing, a $250000 capital (potentially $500000) and $1,000,000 resources, with $125000 already subscribed. They seek railroad, telegraph, and Northern city cooperation, aiming to showcase Southern textile resources and trade with Cuba Porto Rico and South American nations.
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Charleston
South Carolina
South
Hemphill
New York
Col. Hemphill
Spencer
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Erwin
Leary
Southern Express Company
Clyde
Clyde Steamship Company
Philadelphia
A. K. McClure
Boston
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Col. Averill
Cuba
Porto Rico
Fort Sumter
Exposition area sites draw visitors near Magnolia Gardens
Nearby attractions at Sullivan's Island Fort Moultrie Magnolia Gardens phosphate fields and tea farms promise additional interest for visitors beyond the main exposition.
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Fort Moultrie
Sullivan's Island
Magnolia Gardens
Imitation Blots Of Ink Create Office Haze
In downtown markets a new gimmick named imitation blotting pieces causes ink blots in ledgers and typing. Small boys trigger the blots by breath while blotting paper fails, and buyers pay five cents a package. Vendors claim the items drive clerks and writers crazy.
Bargain Shirt Sale Promises Best Quality at Low Prices
An advertisement promotes a June sale of 69c shirts in Madras and percales with new colors and sizes 13% to 18. Also offered are under-$1.50 dress shirts in striped Madras and plaited fashion styles, plus discounted linens and pillowcases for hotels and households.
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Remarkable Shirt Waist Offers
An old newspaper ad touts affordable shirt waists in varied fabrics and styles. It highlights cotton waists at 29c, percale at 49c, and a wide range of lawn, gingham, embroidery trimmed, and silk waists with detachable collars and pearl buttons, all discounted from higher prices.
Separate Skirts for Summer Wear at Deep Discounts
A retailer advertises a large sale of 1 000 separate skirts tomorrow with substantial price cuts. Featured items include White Pique and Tan Holland Linen skirts with pleats, embroid er y insertions, and plaid or black pique options, all marked down from higher season prices.
Extraordinary Book Sale With Ultra Low Prices
A long advertisement proclaims an extraordinary book sale offering vast reductions from publisher prices. Readers are promised averages around one quarter of list prices with many items ranging from dictionaries and histories to novels and children's books, including standard histories, Harper's works, and complete poet collections.
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Rossetti
D. G
Wm. Allingham Chittenden
Linaroere
House Cleaning Silk Sale Discounts Across Silk Variety
Annual cleaning sale at the silk store offers deep cuts on Black Lib mates Cass Crty oalill, Black and Colored Corded Taffetas, Embroidered Silk, Habutai, Schappe Taffetas, Wash Silks, Crystal corded silks, printed Foulard and India Silks, and Panne Velvets with prices slashed from 59c to 69c and more, compared with higher regulars.
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Crty Oalill
Alex
Giraud
Euliu Wieat
Stockings Clearout Cuts Prices on Varied Styles
Bargain lot from makers offers women's colored cotton and lisle stockings at 25c to 69c, and 3 for $1.00. Also men and women socks and vests, white cotton and silk lisle ribbed undergarments, sizes 4 5 6, with discounts compared to market prices.
Rug bargains sweep carpet sale with wide discounts
The advertisement touts deep discounts on rugs including hassocks at 29c each, body Brussels sizes, sanitary fibre rugs from 6x9 to 9x12 priced between 5.60 and 10.50, Oriental Injas about 4x7, Alexander Smith Axminster 6x9 to 9x12, and porch screens from 48c to 96c, promising money saving options for cottages to Oriental carpets.
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