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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1872
Page
3
Read Portraits of Poets and Painters at Mr Read Studio
An interview with Vince discusses views on the poet Hart and Read studio scenes. The dialogue explores how Read translates poetry into pastoral images and art, noting the blend of imagination with the poet’s words. The exchange includes references to The New Pastoral and scenes described therein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vince
E & Co
Rome
Ao Wallace
Pacha
T. B. Read
Hart
Pennsylvania
Mammoth Century Plant Sent from Florida to New York
A giant century plant, about forty feet tall and weighing three and a half tons, was shipped from near Miami Florida to New York. The plant is noted for blooming a second time, causing excitement about its age and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
New York
Beatty
Huward Asher
Bea
Petra
French Modiste Delights New York Readers with Parisian Style
A narrative describes a London based dressmaker who imitates Parisian masterworks and uses French fabrics to offer exact dressmaking counterparts at lower prices. The scene features portraits of Napoleonic ancestors in a modest atelier and highlights the elegance of French dressmaking in a provincial setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Maparte
London
Rane
Prack
Pat Busine
Paris
Newark
Napoleongl
Wateroom
Auteuil
Fires Raging Through Tobyhanna Woods Widen Local Devastation
Scranton Republic editor describes a massive forest fire in Tobyhanna Luzerne County spreading through dense, dry underbrush. Two hundred men fought the flames as 500 acres burned and 200 cords of bark and 700 cords of wood owned by Dodge & Co. were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobyhanna
Luzerne County
Scranton Repub
Dodge & Cow
Sand Cut
Tobyl@ina
Cenaielleys
Tohanna
Greenville
Louisville and Kentucky Rail Developments and Crimes
A fragmented Kentucky items row notes a new courthouse fence in Murray, a railroad opening to Nddyville, and a captured alligator in Ohipter. It mentions Louisville street cleaning contracts awarded to P. D. Miller, rising smallpox deaths, and a shooting of Julius Kuntz by a policeman in Ear ie while escaping. An election is ordered in Jefferson county for a $900,000 subcourt bond, plus various rail and train notes and local political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohipter
Loateville
Louisville
Pia Rag
P. D. Miller
Bty
Paducah
Julius Kuntz
Elly
Craycroft
Jefferson County
Memphis
New Orleans
Louiss
Saul Efue
Ray
Ann
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Pearl Street
A J. Clark
Undertaker
John P. F. Epply
Aia
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Plum
Calla
GEO. B. von Phul & CO
Central Avenue
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Fourth Street
Decker Bros
Chickering
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Wedertz
Hebel Co
Court and
Vine Streets
J.M. Hill
Reynolds St
Main
Walnut
Tu&s
J. Christian Bandle
Main Street
J. B. Royer’s
Nese Task House
Thompson & Vanderveer
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
West Oorth Street
St. Pauls
Kentucky
Calloway Cunts
Murray
Elizabeth
Frankfort
Besuee Y
West End
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Ohi
The
West End Company
Mill Creek Valley
Flint and
Liberty Streets
McLean and Garrard Avenues
Lincoln Park
Cality
Cear
Cincinnati and
Baltimore Railroad
Company
Freeman Street
Whitney’s Lumber Yard
Flint
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W. L. Robinson
Prest
John Walliman
W. Prest
W. Bell
Treas
Leahy
W. W. Roberts, N. Roff, T. €. Campbell
Wm. Caven
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CP. Webster
Alex. Long
R. H. Flemming
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G. W. Cormany
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Fairnouth
Ine Tire
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the Daily
Bos
Mickluankous
Fain
Evening Star
HB. M. Davis
Ladies’ Shoe Store
Race St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Oman
United States
Timm, Krippendorf & Co
E. C. Deller
Vine St
LANE
W. Winder
IGNAT
Eveman West
Queen City Paint Store
W. C. Peale & Bro
TYP Foundry
Cincinnati Type Aetency Co
Daily Star
the Star
Mie
Pere
Kennedy
Ohio
Railroads
Miami
Columbus
H Trad Railroad
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