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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1891
Page
3
Addison Clare surveys evolving male attire from coats to shirts, noting longer topcoats and altered lapels, the shift toward subdued fabrics, and the push for better undergarments including custom-fitted shirts and innovative front-opening designs. He argues fashion trails reason and practicality, urging comfort and convenience.
Senator J J C Abbott of Quebec traces back to St Andrews born March 1821. He helped sign the 1849 manifesto on annexation then supported Macdonald's policy in later years. Abbott served in parliament from Confederation, led the senate, and was invited to cabinet as minister without portfolio. He is respected for legal and parliamentary skill and long service.
About 20 000 spectators witnessed the Confederate Monument unveiling on the capitol grounds in Jackson Mississippi. The ceremony honored Mississippi Confederate dead with a sixty foot shaft featuring a Jefferson Davis statue and a Confederate soldier figure. The monument was funded by the Mississippi Confederate Monument Association and state appropriation.
The article describes plans for a Trenton monument funded by New Jersey and national groups. It details a Doric column of light granite with bronze statuary, a54-foot square base chamber for relics, and bronze gates flanking the main floorway. It also notes inscriptions and reliefs depicting Washington crossing the Delaware and the Hessian surrenders.
A long report details fundraising and plans for a Gettysburg monument honoring the One Hundred and Eleventh New York Volunteers. It notes Italian American support, a 175 foot marble bronze granite design, and a dedication by General McDougall. The piece also mentions a Columbus statue project in New York and a Duchess of Fife born to the Prince of Wales.
Fragmented text recounts Yale eighty years ago and a long-ago graduate of Talo College. It notes a centenarian scholar, mentions a last article partially written, and hints at a life stretching to ninety-four with residence at Gaius. The piece displays an old style and incomplete references to people.
A Jersey City pastor named Hey D J Bitten has declined a $500 purse from his congregation intended to cover travel expenses. The decision comes amid varied remarks about generosity and the church's financial burden.
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