Norton the trustee of brains and art lecturer dies
Charles Eliot Norton, Harvard professor of art history and literary executor to Carlyle, Holmes, Lowell and Clough, died after a career shaping American letters. He edited Ruskin letters, advised Longfellow on Dante, and mentored thousands of students at Cambridge New England.
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Brains
Charles Eliot Norton
Fridey
Mount Auburn
John Reskin
Thomas Carlyle
Arthur Hugh Clough
Ocean
James Russel Lowell
Oliver Wendell Holmes
George William Curtis
America
Goethe
Emerson
Carlyle
Longfellow
Italy
Norton
Harvard
Cambridge
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
India
Egypt
Europe
Andrews Norton
George Ripley
Schleiermacher
de Wette
Theodore Parker
Dr. Norton
Schieiermacher
Ripley
President Eliot
Charles Sumner
Professor Norton
Rene
Lomefellow
Lies Norton
George Curtis
New York
Lowell
Longfdllow
de Sincere
Lastine
North American Review
George Wiliam Curtis
Holmes
Ruskin
John Ruskin
Turner
Mr. Ruskin
Geneva
Eat
John Brown
Charles
Almos
Lfe
James Anthony Froude
Sartor Resartus
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tokio
Japan
United States
Baron
Admiral Sperry
St. James's
Edmund Burke
Bath
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Catherine Elkins
Elkins
Cagayan Valley
Philippines
England
Admiralty
Bishop Potteg
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Grace Church
Harvard University
Gustave Solomon
Gus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
Diplomats and rulers in imperial politics described
The article surveys prominent statesmen including the Turkish Grand Vizier Kiam Pacha, born Jewish and raised Muslim, a Syria governor and St. Petersburg envoy known for languages and sport. It notes his stance on Zionist settlement and cross-cultural ties with English and American literature. It praises Prince von Bülow, Bismarck era diplomacy, and Sir Edward Grey’s reticent yet trusted leadership in Britain.
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Kiam Pacha
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Syria
St. Petersburg
Turkey
Oxford
Palmerston Club
Law Magazine
and Review
Italy
Berlin
Prince von Billow
Tittoni
William II
Edward Grey
Politicking and Finance Fill a Busy Campaign Week
The piece recounts campaign stumping by Hughes Taft and Bryan across New York, Indiana, New Jersey, and beyond, with policy pledges on anti injunctions and public utilities. It notes Morse trials and Wall Street recoveries, plus regional events from Tennessee to New York, including fires, art gallery foreclosure, and notable deaths.
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Hughes
Chanler
Taft
New York State
Wayne
Cayuga
Buffalo
Geneva
Canandaigua
Seneca Falls
Paigners
Indiana
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
Bryan
Kentucky
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States
Knox
Pantc
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Stock Exchange
Earl Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Cleveland
Pittsburg
McCafferty
New York City
Brandenburg
Patterson
Tennessee
Quentin Rankin
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Yerkes Art Gallery
Charles T. Yerkes
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bischoff
Public life devotion and strength of character praised
The passage extols a public figure for dedicating himself to public service from duty, showing indifference to emoluments, social advantages, rank, and power, while possessing exceptional strength of character.
Lenox season winds down with notable departures
Lenox Massachusetts October events mark the close of the season as guests head to New York and Washington. Notables include Mrs W D Sloane and Mr Edward Wharton among others. engagements, marriages and estate transactions reshape the social scene with Elm Court closing and hunts continuing through mid November.
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Lenox
Mass
William Douglas Sloane
Edward R. Wharton
Baron
Baroness von Hengelmuller
Prince Windisch-Graetz
New York
Washington
Kate Cary
George Winthrop Folsom
Charles Astor Bristed
Carlos de Heredia
Lindsay Fairfax
Thomas Shields Clarke
Europe
Susan Tilden Whittlesey
William A. Whittlesey
Cornelius Boardman Tyler
Plainfield
N. J
Pittsfield
Tyler
General Burgoyne
Clarkson
Emily L. Bacon
William B. Bacon
Boston
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Miss Bacon
Bacon
Joseph Lovering
John ¢. Greenleaf
Rock Lawn
Bacons
Elm Court
Sloane
Douglas Robinson
Archibald Murray
James A. Burden, Jr
David Turner Dana
Berkshire Hunt
Mr. Dana
Chatham
Dana
Lenox Club
Barnes
Folsom
Churchill Satterlee
Sidney Haight
Satterlee
Paris
Newport
Curtis Hotel
Italy
Bristed
Selectman
Stockbridge
Edward H. Delafield
Norton, Conn
Cultivating the Zebra Across Africa for Work Animals
The piece notes zebras in southern Africa are hard to domesticate and remain costly. Africa experiments with zebra horse hybrids for work. It cites government measures preserving big game and restricting wildlife to curb zebra numbers as settlements advance.
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Africa
East Africa
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