French Fun and Art Palace Plans Tie to Chicago Exhibits
Fragmentary OCR reveals references to French caricaturists and American responses, plans for a Memorial Art Palace complex on the lakefront in Chicago, and displays including realistic sculpture subjects. Mentions of Fort Dearborn, memorials, and exhibits hint at a 1913 era cultural program and urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Memorial Art Palace
Panent Memorial Art Palace
Lake Front
Chicago
M. Pullin
Dearborn
Eerrison
Lien Beth
Curt
Fragmented note on state buildings and routes in early union era
A garbled excerpt discusses state buildings in the Union era, mentioning Washington and New York routes, Pennsylvania, and a fledgling corridor. It hints at a planned frame and recruitment but yields little coherent factual content or identifiable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Lieiae
Texas and Minnesota Buildings Details in State Exhibit
The article describes a planned exhibition with a two story barge shaped structure and a $100,000 budget. It notes Texas and Minnesota state buildings in Renaissance style to feature wooden frameworks coated to resemble stone. The main entrance faces one side while the opposite side presents a plain style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Jesus Quartera
Elroylar baberingsGound
Texas
Fia
Wassivis
Amg
Minnesota Betlmina Represent State With New Building
A fragment describes plans for a state building with rusticated entrance, a raised entablature, and a grand boulevard on the east. The site fronts Fifty-seventh Street and spans 60 by 105 feet, two stories high, covering about 1,000 square feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Betlnina
Nebraska
Securi
Fifty-seventh
Vermon t Wetland scene in city plans for fair
The draft describes Vermont wetlands and latticework cornices to be polished, with Jarvis Hunt as architect. Expense to be borne by 100 prominent citizens. It notes German and Chicago exposition plans, mentions a central chapel extension and the World’s Fair in Chicago. It references the famous Civil War engine The Genie and a German art display, with Doric architectural details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Jarvis Hunt
Weathersfield
Butlin
Aml
Sn Rcclesiastic UK
Amn
Germany
Georgia
Rogers Works
Chicago
Andrews
Abstain From Strong Drink and Public Health Risks
Obscure 19th century prose condemns wine and whisky's dangers with biblical and moral arguments. It cites Proverbial warnings, then notes a French report on an elderly Lorraine resident driven near death by taxation and hunger. A Kansas City clergyman links drink to crime. a Manitoba smallpox seizure provokes government liability debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winiagiwevier
Feid
Lenin” Prize
Alatings
Tarry Jong
Lorraine
Geran
Algerie
Quay
Montstoba
Morden
Ube
Toronto Mail
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Linskin
Ross
Dahomey
Halthman
van Voorlis
Calumet Averani
Erat
Ent
Nps
Lerse Srisle Jaorrbours
Vie Veille Argys
Virgmont
Drederick
Tsien
Tinsacpo
Yell
Germagny
Chirag
Germabys Tilda Athin
Repeas
ULM Acho
Corman
Somme
Bun
Columbia Exposition
Lengton
Janes J Ansgant
Fetersi
Monsion
Werle
Atlantic Road
Lewys & Son
Twat
the Hicks Company
Bso
Tenas Street
R. Silverstein
Shreveport, Louisiana
Cooper Bros
Shreveport Transfer Co
Texas St
Louisiana
J. F. Looney
Texas Street
QU Hikuro
Ladenhaus
Kapeaneiad
Crusesday
Mantas
Kansas City
Desae Hhowran Yong
Judd
Grand Avenue
Thab Catusan
Wink
Ly Rink
Weston
Drmmlemness
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