Western patrons aid American paintings, says Milwaukee dealer
In New York, Henry Reinhaldt argues Western collectors pay higher prices and support American art. He notes Milwaukee and other midwestern elites hold private collections surpassing 1000 dollars, with some near 000, while New York collectors keep works hidden from public view. Dickens and the Theater mention ends with Charlie Mackenh as a patron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Reinhaldt
Milwaukee
New York
Mey
Toledo
Cleland
Den
Siwahker
Africa
Rooster Warning Sparks Neighborly Exchange
Fragmentary script captures a comic exchange between two neighbors about a clock and a rooster. One neighbor insists on a tellable clock while the other interrupts, mentioning a next door neighbor and a rooster in a humorous domestic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubbubs
Tobacco Shop Repartee Clash Echoes Across Street
Fragmentary dialogue from a tobacco shop scene shows a heated exchange as observers note tension and implied consequences. Names and full details are obscured by garbled text, but the tone suggests a brewing confrontation and potential outcome.
Gown Trends Describe Color and Trim in Brideswear
The article surveys wedding gown design with notes on color accents in linings sleeves belts and yokes. It highlights black crepe de Chine and chiffon dresses with ribbons in brown green and other tones, mentions bolero waists and colored belts, and comments on the evolving taste toward lighter, more decorative bridal styles.
Javelle water for laundry and fabric care mixed from old text
A fragmentary guide describes Javelle water as a whitening laundry aid and fabric cleaner. It references mixing with cold water, lime, and soda, cautions about whitening only white items, and mentions its effect on fabrics and colors, along with unrelated notes on textiles and millinery.
Panama naval transport praised by Taft party plan
Secretary Taft and party advocate Panama transit on the Prairie for May 1. Ex president Cleveland improving daily at Lakewood New Jersey. Former Senator Canton of Maryland dead at 80 after months of illness. Republicans in Maryland pledge Taft for the presidency. Fire at Wartons New Mexico damages about 70 dollars. Two men drowned in Pis catiquis river near Mile Junction Maine while canoeing. House votes 187 to 42 against Senate naval appropriation amendments and sends bill to conference. Explosion on HMS Britannia injures five sailors, four graves uncertain. Assassination report from Tangier about Ratsuli proves false. Three men suspected of Stephen Minnesota bank dynamiters arrested in Manitoba. Harriman Locomotives ramping to be built at Dunkirk. Conflict in Loja Ecuador injures several. Southern Democrats invite to meet for ticket. Hetty Green rejects telephone, says attendant transmits messages. President’s water power charge proposal rejected by Senate committee. Minnie Cox dies from spider bite complications. Rev Dr Margon Dix dies in New York. Public debt and treasury reports show April closing balances. General strike impacts Mulie. Ship tonnage and shipping line activity noted. Public notices and labor movements referenced.
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Taft
Panama
Prairie
Cleveland
Lakewood
N. J
Canton
Maryland
Tuts
Wartons
N. M
Ratsuli
Eskinesribesm
Stephen
Minn
Manitoba
St. Vincent
Harriman
Treoke Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Loja
Laja
Ecuador
York
Althoneh
Hetty Green
Senate
Minnie Cox
Martii
Perry
Margon Dix
Trin
Elie
New York City
Businier
Hinincvn
Siseko
Ube
United State
Wien
Eoudunte
Craven
Wbelit
Harricon
Rhoda
Avista Thompson
Ron Dichter
Americoun
Diet
Gomik
Fabio Whan
Thompson
Woalstock
Northwest Notes from a Turbulent Homefront
A jumble of wartime items reports Senate appointment considerations for an additional assistant at Beatle and a major fire damage loss at Hanser dike. It lists mine explosions near Annan and Wyr with deaths, hospital operations in Los Angeles, waterworks bond vote in Helena, Sparks shop reopenings, and multiple local wrecks with casualties. Extensive obituaries and crime notes reference Morrison, Wicktand, and others, with scattered references to Oregon, Nevada, and Montana locales and figures.
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Senate
United States
Beatle
Sin Feinenen
Fleet Entertainment
Nerd Maniger Grieber
Great Northern Wallvgad
Tin Birsting
Hanser
Theapen No 1
Annan
Wyr
W. A. Clark
Los Angeles
Helena
Mont
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Nevada
George Eile
Burlington Overland
Butte
Cie
Wowheim
Henry Po Morrison
Heppner
Oregon Railway & Vigation Company
Sweotmart
Wright
Noir Merean
Oregon
Bonnie Abart
Morrison
Cleveland Murdock
Reno
Etock Ruber
Sone Frands
TG. Wicktind
Washoe Smelting
Anarondi
Iowa
Evant
Mietie
Orla
Adu
Regenttiday
Walia
Joey
Holts
Hearidie
Ste Loty Hort Gale
Far Elberta
Architrade
Jim van
Bial Hoplite
Alerk
Marton
Megitetvied
Lewis
Lak
Mauview
Darlington
Dean Lilie
Odin
Hiya
Godeniog
Paul HL
Coun
Dieleti
Hindlider
Gale
Whitelaw
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Syncer Paddy
Roosevelt
Minioc
Bor
Chicago
Gradiv Hd Tan Thawed University
Heriin Levlathore
Fila
John Hay
Great Briain
Dent
Eliok
Uwe Look
Mendes
Dickens
Charlie Mekenh
Ned
Bo Ho Babbitt
Podde Kieran
Pollan
Waalington
Jena
Nike
Nan
Dinden Advertiser
A. Ehilily
Diane
Shani
Timie
Rata Hittie
Northwest
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