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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1890

Page

9

Nast's Eye for Art in Washington Portraits of Statues

In Washington May 10, Nast strolls amid public art as the city plans more street ornamentation. He admires General Jackson, Ben Franklin, and a Capitol sculpture, remarking on protection of art while lamenting baseball crowding civic spaces. He mistake Columbus for a ballplayer and departs in protest.

Washington Mr. Nast Paris Kaeetse Lafayete Square Jackson Vanes Asylvania Avenue Benjamin Franklin Tenth D Streets Old Ren United States Mike Kelley Christopher Columbus Ate Columbus

Their Wonderful Adaptability and the Effect In Mennlliances

Max O'Rell compares French and American women noting shared adaptability and social performance. He suggests American wives could adjust to White House life, while English women rarely rise in society without birth status. He cites mesalliance attitudes in France and England.

Max O’rell Indy United States White House England Indies America France

Fads of the Athletic Maiden and Flowered Schemes

New York society laments amateur vocalists turning to rouge and gym routines as beauty ideals. A fashionably athletic woman trains daily from gym to boxing lessons, seeking a healthy life and marriage. A luncheon bet leads to a Broadway encounter with a famous actor, while performers spin clever schemes at benefits, including flower sales and umbrella raffles.

Yndench THE Dispatch New York Ociety Jack Seciet Marie Sam B Mr. Smith Clara Belle

Tom Reed's World Wide Fame in New York Herald

The Czar of Rossis has sent for a full cargo of Tom Reed's rules to aid in fighting anarchists. He believes these rules will help him confront the anarchist threat.

Nast Ole Hick Ry Hisself Noor Lesus Mr. Nast McKee de Chillun Tom Reed New York Herald Rossis

Bread white flour dangers and call for whole grain use

A science article argues white flour lacks essential minerals and elements. It cites Magendie on dog feeding and links white bread to tooth decay dyspepsia and nerve weakness. It urges using whole grain flour to provide all body elements.

Magendie

Duchy of Cornwall Income Details Reveal Royal Revenues

Wexford Independent reports near 300000 pounds used by the Prince of Wales in Cornwall last year. The balance sheet shows 63593 pounds and 5s 4d in rents and refits with over 1200 pounds from Somerset coal royalties. New revenue comes from Havenor profits from unclaimed wrecks and seizures of intestate estates in Cornwall.</n>

Duchy of Cornwall Wexford Princes of Wales Cornwall Somerset Havenor Itia Prince of Wales

Noted English Pearl Among World’s Greatest Jewels

The late Mr Hope of England owned the famed pearl weighing 1800 eraina. Though not perfect, its enormous value exceeded any set price. The Russian royal jewels are described as the most magnificent pearl collection.

Mr. Hope England

A Novel Conspiracy Ends in Siberian Exile

In Petersburg a tense confrontation unfolds as Colonel Palkin and the gendarmes corner a wide conspiracy led by Schelm with Vladimir Lanin as a target. Secrets, forged documents, and a hidden passage drive Popoff’s daring move, ending with Schelm’s arrest and Milner’s perilous fate. Jana and Vernin confront the brutal intrigue as schemes collapse.

St Petersburg Palkin Tir Onophii Schelm Count Perowski Schelm Count Lanio Order St. Vladimir Jana Alexander Wernin Vladimir Lanin Wernin Count Lanin Vernin Miller Millertown Vladimir Nicholas Popoff Popoff Helen Nicholas Scheim Behelm Popo Lanin Urimea Count Palm Madame de Dugaroy Legation Muller Czar Ace of Ciubs Ace of Clubs Ee Eens Lopeng Vladiir Russia Scheloy Vladmir Siberia Madame de Dugarcy Dan Poresa Hussia Papell Sebelm Trigger Alexander Popol Popoll Ministry of the Interior Sobelin Schelin

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