Progress and culture themed pieces from late 19th century review
The article surveys education among French Canadians in Massachusetts and praise for Vassar College's new gymnasium and baths. It quotes Modjeska on theatre and progress, praising artist collaborations, women’s roles, and ideal models of theatre, while noting debates on star systems and patronage. It references Grant, Sullivan, and cultural figures shaping American progress.
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Fall River
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New England
Massachusetts
America
Vassar College
Vassar
Boruta
Modjeska
New York Times
Geeth
Barrett
United States
Theatre Francais
Paris
Governne
Sdsnliti
Eniermaimm
Great Trust
Charmir
Sars
Grant monument sparks New York and Philadelphia debate
Public opinions From the New York Star and other papers discuss the Grant monument in New York City and a Philadelphia view of state fairs. The piece notes opposition to Bartholdi’s pedestal scheme and reflects on civic sentiment about commemorations and related projects across cities.
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New York Star
New York City
Fort Leavenworth
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Rempurate
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Bartholds
Chicese
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Grant
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Washington Arch
York
Philadelphia
York County
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R. Encock
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Washington Life Insurance Co of
C.L. Hartsock
Local Logic and Peculiar Notices Splash in The News
Readers are treated to a quirky collection of items from The News, including odd phrases and clerical misfires. A Knoxville judge’s handling of a high cost vesting case is noted, alongside humorous fragments about clothes bought in Boston and a Frederick purchase after a Baltimore discount.
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Boston
Frederick
Baltimore
Merchantry Exhibit Opens During Baltimore Parade Week
Public notices urge visitors to attend Baltimore exposition events on Lemington Street East End while merchants showcase wares at Dr Goldenberg's Marlinery and Cloak House 14 West Lexington Street. The ad highlights premier displays and fashion parlor offerings as weeklong activities begin with an air display and parade preparations attracting crowds in the area.
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