New England Artists and Domestic Beauty Reflected in Art
The discussion highlighted New England artists who depicted everyday life and the domestic sphere. Aimed to shift American art toward honoring ordinary life and beauty in common things. Eugene Stacy spoke on His Church Home and Rev. R. S. Osgood led invocation and benediction with church quartet singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uctions
New England
Hon Ey
Eugene Stacy
Dr. Hyde
Edward Dan
R. 8. Osgood
Mayflower Church
Fraternal Bowling League formed by five lodges
Representatives of Elks Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Red Men and Modern Woodmen organized the Fraternal Bowling League at Odd Fellows Hall yesterday. Masons hoped to join for a six club league but none attended. further effort will seek Mason participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Woodmen
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Masons
L. G. Keeler
William Coval
Charles Balz
Charles Clark
William A. Bogardus
Mr. Rubush
Odd ‘Ellows’ Hall
Pythias
Sloppy Day Underfoot Weather Sparks Curb Confusion
The weary author notes an unusual warm day with sparse outdoor activity. A weather man avoids firm predictions while coal-ash and smoke absence leave sidewalks slick and dirty as pedestrians track in debris underfoot.
Spalding Letters NL Clubs Urge Action After Injunction
A. G. Spalding sent a letter to the eight National League clubs stating he has been served an injunction and cannot act as president secretary treasurer. He says he will comply with the court order and urges clubs to recruit talent, noting he cannot take further action. He also mentions appointments of O Day and Emslie as umpires and their salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. G. Spalding
National League
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Supreme Court of New York
Spalding
League
O'Day
Emilie
Emslie
South
Statue unveiled for Baudin memory in Paris
Paris December 22 President Loubet unveiled in Faubourg St Antoine a statue honoring Deputy Charlies Baudin a representative killed at the barricade December 3 1861 the day after Louis Napoleon's coup. Baudin famed for answering a worker who would not defend the barricade You will see how a representative of the people can die for twenty five francs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Loubet
Faubourg St. Antoine
Charlies Baudin
Louis Napoleon
Baudin
Manchuria policy and Turkey naturalization dispute
The document references insistence on maintaining force in Manchuria to preserve order. It notes proposals for returning the New Chang Shan Hai Kwan Railway with reduced indemnity and opposition to Russia monopolizing future concessions. A telegram from Chang Chi Tung urges mutinies over sovereignty in China and Manchuria, while Beyrut authorities demand naturalized Americans renounce Turkish naturalization within fifteen days, prompting protests from Spencer Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Chang-Shan- Hai-Kwan
Russia
Prince Ching
Chang Chi Tung
an-Kow
China
Constantinople
Beyrut
Syria
Turkey
Spencer Eddy
Legation
Notre Dame Tracks and Baseball Hopefuls for 1902
Notre Dame's January term will start a full push to form varsity track and baseball squads. Promising new men join veterans under coach and trainer questions, with Texas freshman Douglas Staples emerging as a leading sprinter and Harley Kirby expanding into shot put. Captain M. J. Herbert leads the track group as candidates and coaches await faculty decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Robert E. Lynch
Lynch
Chicago
Donahue
Corcoran
Douglas Staples
Texas
Staples
Gearin
Uffendell
Butler
Jennings
John Eggeman
Harley Kirby
Kirby
M. J. Herbert
Herbert
Pat O'Dea
J. Fred Powers
Dad Moulton
Pat Holland
Worcester
Phil Butler
Natives killed by Boers reported from London dispatch
War Office dispatches from Lord Kitchener recount the murder of native wagon drivers by Boers. One case details a wagon driver captured from a British convoy at the end of 1900 who was burned alive. Telegrams from South Africa discuss Boer surrender prospects, while a Volksrust report says Boers intend to continue the war and their recent actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Daily News
Volksrust
Inauguration Day Tensions and Paris Statue Unveiling
Armed clashes marred the Paris statue unveiling as Nationalists and Socialists clashed. Dausset delivered a speech amid police protection while Loubet and other officials praised Bourlin and the republic. Several arrests occurred with later releases as celebrations continued. A separate dispatch notes Chamberlain offering 100 troops for South Africa. King Edward and Queen Alexandra’s Sandringham Christmas trip was postponed due to Queen Alexandra’s mild illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baudin
Paris
M. Dausset
Faubourg
Loubet
M. Fableres
Senate
Paul Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Bourlin
Dausset
London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Sandringham
Alexandra
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
York
Swedish explorer Hedin reports attack and losses on Ladakh trek
Dr Sven Anders Hedin wires King Oscar from Christiana detailing a 50 Tibetan assailants attack during his Ladakh trek. He states that all horse carriages and most of the party's equipment were lost, but notes his valuable manuscripts were saved. King Oscar replies by telegram with thanks and greetings. A Basra report claims a British gunboat captain removed the Turkish flag from Mabarouk the Sheikh of Konya and hoisted his own flag to mark independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Sven Anders Hedin
Ladakh
Cashmere
Gobi Desert
Thibet
Oscar
Hedin
Constantinople
Basra
Turkey
Mabarouk
Konyet
Depew and Miss Palmer Set to Wed at Nice
The wedding of Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Miss May Palmer is fixed for December 28 in Nice after his arrival at Plymouth on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse on December 4. A Vienna dispatch reports riots at Budapest last Saturday with over 1000 shots fired and 200 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chauncey M. Depew
Plymouth
May Palmer
Nice
The
Times
Vienna
Buda Pesth
Various Funds In Detail General Fund Balance Oct Receipts
A historic financial ledger entry lists receipts and disbursements across state funds. It includes transfers, tax receipts, jail and prison earnings, federal and state appropriations, various fees, and balances. Major items show state and federal support for hospitals, reform schools, prisons, libraries, and corrections departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeeency
Benevolent PA Oe Fund
Vance
Indiana
Indiana Reformatory
United States
Purdue University
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Central Insane Hospital
Central Finsans Hospital
Northern Insane Hospital
Eastern Insane Hos
Reform School For Boys
Reform School
Grand Woman's Prison
State—Trust Company
Putmines
Oss Seeesees Southern Insane Hospital
Girls’ and Woman's Prison
State Board
Secretary of State
State Board of Pharmacy
Poe of Charities
Spa
Southern Insane Hospital
Esteme
Rae
Indiana State Soldiers
Commissioner of Fish and Amination
Sdeset Reform School—Board For Sale
Supreme and Appellone Attorney General
Satt Baten Court Lawry
State Board of Education
State Library
Quest of the Fathers Poem at Banquet
A commemorative reading of James Whitcomb Riley about forefathers seeking liberty and homeland. Voices recall voyage, fear, faith, and arrival on a frozen shore, finding rights of men and planting a nation. The verse honors enduring hope and the sacred soil of freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Panama Company's Offer Said To Have Sold Canal
Senator Chauncey M. Depew told an Associated Press representative that if M. Hutin had offered to sell the Panama Canal for 40 million dollars the United States would likely have bought it instead of arguing over price. He also thought the Panama Canal Company acted too late. A Paris dispatch reported shareholders favored using the isthmian commission conclusions as a negotiation basis and empowering officers to set a fixed price for sale to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chauncey M. Depew
Associated Press Today
M. Hutin
Panama Canal Company
United States
Paris
Journal
Panama Canals Company
Isthmian Commission
Canal Company
Italia to Declare Protectorate Over Tripoli
Vienna reports that France and Italy have signed a treaty enabling Italy to declare a formal protectorate over Tripoli. Other items note Grand Duke and Duchess of Hesse separating, organist Lemare leaving Westminster for Carnegie Hall, the czar tasking a maritime law draft, Prince of Wales backing Imperial Institute gift, Londonderry cites finances delaying underground lines, and Italian deputies voting on duties abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
The
Allgemeine Zeitung
France
Italy
Tripoli
Lemare
Edwin Lemare
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Carnegie Hall
Pittsburg
Alexander Michailovitch
Britain
Prince of Wales
Imperial Institute
Marquis of Londonderry
London Chamber of Commerce
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Wias
Thoroughbreds from Abroad Reach New York by Steamer
The steamer Minnehaha arrived from London with twenty four fine thoroughbred horses. The consignments include several named horses and others destined for private sale or breeders. The arrival highlights a boost for New York’s racing and breeding circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Fragmented prompt on ice cream flavors and timing
The reader presents a garbled note about preparing dessert in two minutes and cooling, listing flavors Lemon Raspberry and Strawberry, with unclear context or full sentences. It resembles a casual kitchen instruction fragment lacking concrete actions or parties.
Manchurian Treaty Talks Open in Peking
Russian minister Paul Lessor meets Chinese plenipotentiaries Prince Ching and Wang Wen Shao in Peking for the Manchurian treaty. The Chinese urged changes demanding an earlier Russian troop withdrawal from Manchuria, with limits on the railway guard, and argued for reduced Russian influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Paul Lessar
Prince Ching
Wang Wen Shao
Li Hung Chang
Manchuria
Spouie
Sorona
I Tinene
Russia
China
Mrs Inslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
Advertisement claims the syrup has soothed millions for over fifty years and relieves teething pain wind colic and diarrhoea. Promoted as the best remedy with Mrs Inslow's name and priced at 2 1/2 cents a bottle. Sold by druggists worldwide.
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Express Company
Young
Hibben, Hollweg & CO
J. F. Wwild & CO
Ore
Ta Campbell, Wild & Co
Stevenson Building
Armstrong £ CO
CLC
Meridan
Indianapoliis
Elks, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Red Men and
Modern Wood
Weather Bureau
Tebeau
Denver
Col
A. C. Beal
Minneapolis
Western Baseball League
George Tebeau
Broadway Park
Kansas City
American Association
Gus Dundon
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Moore
James A. Garner
Willam Garner
James Garner
Moore
Garners
Pasene
Nde
Will Garner
Moore Garner
M. Baudin
Spencer
Notre Dame Athletics
Varsi
TY Track
Daily Mail
Sydney
Joseph Chamberlain
E. Barton
Commonwealth of Australia
Barton
Alexander Sullivan
Explorer
Hood
George Rudd Thompson
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
General Fund
State Debt Sinking Fund
Tl Fund
Educational Institution Fund
Attorney General's
Ana
Fice
Secretary of Auditor's of State
Attorney General's Office
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Department of Geology and Natural Resources
State Board Health
Bureau
Agricultural
Board of Audit
Morton
Diana University
Wees
Sone
College Fund
Sale State Lands
Swamp Land Fund
Oma
Amlo
Sales University and College Fund Lands
Total
Benevolent Institution Fund
Benevolent Institution Fund Fund
Escrevertarenees
Indiana University Lands
Common School Fund
Hwo
Leopold Levy, M. Hart
the Fathers
Ee Society
Ibrgath
Panama
Depew
Darmstadt
Hesse
Cable Notes
Deasert
Mrs. Winslow
Hale
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