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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1895
Page
13
A jumble of clippings reports a Boston Worcester marriage twist and a lawyerly mansions portrait. it notes a man escorting a wife back from elopement and discussions of divorce laws, plus a New York portrait of a writer and a minister’s Christmas turkey tale.
New York World reports a long running mystery over the Peachblow vase tied to the Morgan sale. Brayton Ives recounts buying the vase from the American Art Association and keeping quiet while a secrecy pact was in effect. He notes uncertainty whether the piece is the famed Peachblow and says the price paid was less than eighteen thousand dollars.
The town of Huntingdon in Pennsylvania was named in honor of the Countess of Huntingdon, a notable eighteenth century benefactor of the University of Pennsylvania. Provost William Smith founded the settlement in 1777 and honored the university’s patron in the naming.house
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