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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1894

Page

6

New York fashions show fall ideas amid dog days styles

The piece reviews designers presenting fall innovations in fabrics and silhouettes. It highlights 1830s inspired gowns with varied sleeves and belts, new wedding gifts, evolving bonnets, draped overskirts, and the shift toward bold color palettes and refined accessories, noting practical concerns about costly, ornamental tableware and gifts.

Marie Antoimette Spencer

rabies and medical notes from pasteur era misread

A fragmented, archaic sounding piece discusses rabies symptoms and bite danger. It mentions Pasteur, Glasgow, and a method of tracing bites with an eight day observation period. The text also alludes to colonial era topics and a Boston water supply note.

M. Pasteur Goa Glascow

Memorial proposed for author of Marching Through Georgia

Henry C. Work of Hartford famed for Marching Through Georgia was memorialized in New York and Hartford circles. A granite pedestal with bronze bas reliefs would honor his memory, recognizing his wartime songs and popular ballads, with Work’s life tracing from Middletown to Hartford and beyond.

Henry C. Work Hartford Juliet Tow New York Wark Henry Clay Work Middletown Coum Clingis Abraham Eeba Maine California Altonmec Sister Mary Wake Nicodemus Oe Crandfather Georgia Ptonmeyer United States Ltsic Europe Vineland Chcago Publishers Sbeo Work Hartford Jones

The Grand Old Man's Daughter Helen Gladstone at Newnham

Miss Helen Gladstone daughter of former premier Rogeland now serves as vice principal at Newnham College. The piece notes her executive role, democratic student interactions, and ties to Mrs Henry Sidewick, sister of Arthur Balfour, plus the college’s founding by Miss Anne Jemima Clough and its American connections.

Helen Gladstone Newnham College Newnham Collee Helen C Gladstone Rogeland Gladstone Cambridge England Iogi Henry Sidewick Sidewick Arthur Balfour Miss Gladstone Atcleieside Miss Clough Abram Pinmphry Ward Newnan College Iniss Psso Tist Lonefellow University Settlement Hivington Street New York City

Stevenson At Sorrento The Picturesque Maine Resort Scene

The article notes Vice President Adlai Stevenson and Chief Justice Melville Fuller vacationing at Sorrento Maine cottages. Secretary of War Daniel S. Lantont has stayed there for years, with Stevensons and their family renting seasonally. The cottage features a three story building with a broad piazza overlooking Bar Harbor and the bay.

Sorrento Daniel S Lantont Adlai Stevenson Melville Fuller Stevenson Place Bar Arbor Washington Scarrente Atvact Xii Stevenson Ulisses Stevenson Lewis I. Stevenson Stumt

Vice President Stevenson’s Solento Cottage at Naples

The article describes a resort area in Naples, America, once part of Sullivan harbor, with a peninsular location and six miles of carriage drives. It highlights distant views of Dar Harbor and the Atlantic coast, the golf scene, and fashionable households, noting yachts and other seaside entertainments.

Stevenson Solrento Naples America Sullivan Harbor Eten Pheney der Nore Carpenter Dar Tlarbor Atlantic Sorrenta Notnear

New York Clearing House to Rise Three Story Marble Building

A forthcoming New York Clearing House structure at 77 13 Cedar Street will be a three story white marble building in Italian renaissance style. It features a corinthian order, a 20 foot attic, rusticated arches, and space for a bank on the ground floor with administration offices on the second floor and clearing rooms on the third.

Bretelles Damiay Pratest Duscuit Raer’ Dores Apyard Jane Sdimie New York Clearing House Cedar Street New York

Korea and Korea. A Century of Jealous Powers and Unrest

The article surveys Korea as a target of China and Japan, noting its small size yet large population and the shift from vassal status to an independent state. It outlines royal corruption, the Min family influence, insurrections, and Japanese and Chinese interference, with Russia and the United States as external players. It describes Korea’s geography, economy, and society, including Seoul’s walled capital and widespread poverty, superstition, and limited natural resources.

Korea China Japan United States Peking Min Win Ok Kumn Digpan Shnehad Tod Dyorea Dsint Pane Wit Stealtty Desc Iim OK Iain Koreas Sollo Russia Ace Dapan Gereshbime Teresa Seoul Seo

Upham and Marley Death Myths in Wisconsin News

The piece mocks earlier death rumors of Upham amid political intrigue in Wisconsin. It recounts a Confederate battlefield scene and a later claim of Upham’s survival, tying in Republican moves and public notices about appointments and investigations in New York and Illinois.

Kana Racine Marley Uphan Aintike Marley Upham Wisconsin Bill Dakton Bill Plana Char Labitas Pouers Tita Dma Dan Cypha Lineoha Vopuani Tim West Point Tne Benor Te Dee Williaia Marshfield

The Mysterious Cut Trick and Schoolyard Tales

Children recount a curious apple-cutting prank using a thread loop to split the fruit without breaking the skin. The narrative shifts to tales of Gypsy the pony, schooldays, and a playful lesson from a teacher.

Tarry Farina Acopsant Flarry Gypsy Harry Larry Jostein

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