Moving Sidewalk Concept At Eiffel Tower Exhibition
A historical piece describes a moving sidewalk or platform, twenty feet above ground, circling an elevated rail protected path. It compares the experience to lifts at the Eiffel Tower and notes a Swedish count uses it to practice French conversation, praising its convenience.
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Eiffel Tower
Prison life and Paris sidewalk myths recounted by Dickens era author
The piece recalls Charles Langheimer in 1841 and Dickens American Notes, detailing penitentiary life, a German thief’s repeated imprisonment, and Langheimer's death in an almshouse. It moves to Paris moving sidewalks, American visitors mistaken as Parisiennes, and a Pittsburg observer’s reaction to misfortune. It also notes Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s betrothal and family fortunes.
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Dickens
Charles Langheimer
Philadelphia Times
Rue Des Nationa
Esplanade Des Invalides
Paris
Langheimer
Jim
Lang
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Millions
Blair French
Young Vanderbilt
Yale
Japan
Cornelius J
Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt
Commodore Vanderbilt
Willam H. Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Ormond French
Edward French
Ipswich, Mags
The Floor Walker at Twist and Taffeta
A satirical portrait of Alexander McTavish McTaviah, the floor walker at Twist & Taffeta, whose autocratic rule over staff and his domestic creed dominate the scene. A July night trek to his colonial mansion reveals the allure and peril of his dictatorial persona.
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Dean Ingelaw
House of Twist & Taffeta
Alexander McGregor McTaviah
Mr. McTavish
McTaviah
Mr. Geer
Mr. Dobson
Informal Visit Ends With Burglary Alarm
A quiet Chicago room becomes a comic trap when Alec McTavish hosts a lace buyer and silk man who intrude with guests. A startled alarm triggers a light flood and the visitors flee. McTavish mans the bar while his wife suspects a wild midnight mishap.
Cowboy Artist Charles M Russell Emerges in Montana
Montana reveals a noted painter, Charles M Russell, known as the cowboy artist for his frontier life scenes. The globes coal output for 1898 stood at about 60 million tons, underscoring era industrial pace.
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Montana
Charles Mr. Russell
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