Gossip on smoking by New York society women and art notes
A New York Dispatch column muses on whether society women should smoke with Duchess of Marlborough and others cited. it also reviews Dr Von Bulow's American debut, Bierstadt's The Last of the Buffalo, and critiques American art politics, auctions, and showcases in New York venues.
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Fcom
New York
Duchess of Marlborough
Lilly Hammersley
Havana
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Mir
Frank Leslie
Charlotte Adams
Fanny Davenport
Lily Langtry
Belya Lockwood
la Dame Adams
Pittsburg
Man Walks from Window During Sombre State
Special Telegram to The Dispatch reports Felix Motter of Minerva Ohio visiting Canton walked from a second story window while in a somnambulistic state. He fell to a fence and is feared fatally injured. The item mentions a 48 inch wide wool serge material offer and unrelated tailoring goods.
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Dispatch
Canton
Felix Motter
Minerva
Dakota Grasshoppers and a Bavuna Zone Entomologist
A man from the Bavuna zone offers polstsa on grasshoppers, describing how Dakota winds drive swarms across fields. The swarms hatch in eggs, then millions emerge, bite grains, and are trapped by oil-filled pans as farmers capture barrels of hoppers. The speaker vows not to return to Dakota if given 640 acres free.
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Bavuna
Milwaukee Eee
Dakota
No Barbers Trust Rumor Causes Public Alarm
A Pittsburg convention of American barbers prompts fears of a potential Barbers Trust. The writer lampoons imagined mandates from daily shaves to frequent haircuts and shop rituals, warning of social ostracism for self- shavers and urging citizens to resist and ready for a fight if necessary.
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Pittsburg
Barbers’ Trust
Republic
Destructive Tornado Hits Addison Area in 7 PM Surge
A destructive tornado swept through Addison, 25 miles east, around 7 o clock. The half mile wide path uprooted trees and damaged outbuildings, lifting and dropping structures and burying some homes under fallen trees. near Masontown the Fairview Duonkard Church lost its roof and gable ends.
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Addison
Here
Corend
Ricks Hive
Masontown
Fairview
Harrington Skips Move Forced by Bridge Company
Daniel Harrington owned land and a house on the Ohio Connecting Company's bridge line. After a dispute over eviction time, company workers entered the home at dawn, removed furniture, and demolished the house by removing the supports and letting it roll away, as the owner was at his job.
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Digtratch
Noweek
Daniel Harrington
Ohio Connecting Company
Ohio River
Harrington
Struck the Wrong Man Pepeclal Telegram to The Dispatch
George Henry a High Street mechanic received a White Cap notice accusing him of family abuse and warning of a visit if his conduct did not improve. Henry, described as exemplary, has armed himself and vowed to defend his home against the vigilante group.
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Yousest
George Henry
High Street
Henry
Valentine Suicide In Custody Over Embezzlement Claim
Ravenna Ohio April 13 E F Valentine a traveling salesman for Wenham’s Sons of Cleveland shot himself at 5 30 p m while in custody of Officer Mason for embezzlement tied to a claimed 500 shortage Valentine leaves a widow and two children G W Schmidt advertises whiskey and other goods at 97 Fifth Avenue city and 122 in India slice pattern yard and ships in write ups
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Oe Dispatch
Ravenna
E. F. Valentine
A. J. Wenham's Sons
Cleveland
Mason
Valentine
Aerial Route Foresees Vacuum Powered Air Ship
Boston sees French scientist M. de Bausset propose the Arctic Explorer air ship built of metal and powered by a vacuum ascent system. The route would start in New York and visit major cities before reaching the Arctic, with 200 passengers and science observers aboard. Fundraising seeks around $90,000 via a Trans continental Aerial Navigation Company affiliate.
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M. de Bausset
M. de Bousset
North Pole
Arctic
Pole
Transcontinental Aerial Navigation Company
Chicago
Ill
New York City
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Toledo
Omaha
San Francisco
Yedda
Pekin
Constantinople
Rome
Paris
Berlin
Copenhagen
Stockholm
St. Petersburg
Norwegia
Iceland
Greenland
Vanie
M. de Bauaset
Bansset
M. de Baussett
Notable Cincinnati Leader Credits Health Recovery to Dr Blair
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette profiles John J Tudor noting his illness for six to seven years. He describes chronic headache throat congestion and dizziness before seeking Dr Blair’s treatment. After treatment he reports restored appetite clear nose steady sleep and renewed vigor. Tudor cites improved vision taste and smell and plans to verify his recovery at his offices 1290 West Fourth Street and 194 Vine Street after 2 PM.
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
John J. Tudor
Mr. Tudor
Indianapolis
Pat
Rene
Tudor
West Fourth Street
Vine Street
Dickson the Tailor Promises Cleaned Suits for Spring
April showers signal warm weather and a wardrobe change as Dickson, tailor at 65 Fifth avenue corner Wood street, offers cleaning and repairs of lighter clothing. He advertises new suits from imported and domestic cloth with 20 percent savings by calling telephone 1558.
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Dickson
Fifth Avenue
Wood Street
Histed the London Photographer Opens New Galleries
The article extols Mr. Histed as a premier photographer and artist based on Fifth Avenue. It notes his London training under Mayall, government art school honors, and arrival in the United States at age 21. His Pittsburg studio offers a luxury reception room and a top local collection of oil and water color works.
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Kirby
American Art Association
Mr. Somerville
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Draper
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
Histed
London
Enland
Mayall
Government School of
United States
Pittsburg
Court House
Pennsylania
Mr. Histed
Pittsburg Welcomes Doctors Blair and Copeland
The interview confirms that Drs Blair and Copeland have settled permanently at 66 Sixth Avenue Pittsburg to treat cataracts and eye ear throat and lung conditions. Both physicians are well credentialed with Bellevue NY, New York Polyclinic and Western Pennsylvania Medical College endorsements.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Sixth Avenue
Commodiodus
Copeland
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
New York City
Blair
New York
Central States
Detroit
Milwautte
Indianapolis
Daily Press
Western
Apoli Wania Medical College
Western Pennsylvania Medical College
Dra. Blair
Lace Curtains Offer New Patterns and Values
Lace CornTains presents entire new patterns and extra good values in Cluny and tambour lace curtains. Huaus HackE MWFsu.
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Huaus & Hacke Mwfsu
Siixs Ombre Moire Franaise Fabric Assortment
Damaged OCR fragment reports striped Moire Francaise fabric for skirts and combinations priced at about 1.255 yards. Mentions sales terms and supplier identifiers unclear due to garble.
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Siixs
Ombre
Moire Francaise
Weus & Mwysu
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