Rodin's Thinker and the Magnum Opus Gate
The Thinker, part of Rodin's Magnum Opus, was exhibited in 1904 and planned for the upper crossbeam of the gate of hell. The linkers and other Rodin sculptures were shown at Georges Petit in 1889, with 38 works on view. Public purchase led to the statue's gift to Paris.
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Rodin
Georges Petit Gallery
Italy
W Pare
Gaeat Rodin
Palace of Decorative Arts
Gate of
Hell
Paris
Oklahoma Wigwam and the Cravats on the frontier
1889 Wichita Osage era unfolds as Yancey Cravat, editor of the Oklahoma Wigwam, confronts a murder and rouses a tense frontier town. Sabra Cravat, newly entangled with him, helps shape a rough community while a rival social order led by frontier women asserts itself in a gamble bluff of land, church, and press.
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Yancey Cravat
Teeeree
Venables
Mississippi
Wichita
Kaw
Eepreres
Sabra Venable
Yancey
Jed Antral
Yancey Annouces
Oklahoma Country
Sabra
Arkansas
Jesse Rickey
Sahra
Cass
Ste
Sarah
Oklahoma Galoot
Jake
Sabra Cravat
Grimit Sabra
Yanvey
Oo A. Sabra
Tarper
Harper's
Mrs Jessie B Allen Dies After Illness in Winthrop
Mrs Jessie Atwill Allen dies after a Saturday illness that led to pneumonia at the home of her son in law Dr Orville E Johnson 123 Winthrop street Winthrop She was 78 and widow of Deacon Frederic A Allen a long time Boston Transit staffer Born in St Johns Newfoundland she came to Boston 61 years ago The funeral at Park Street Church followed the same plans as the Deacon’s service with burial in Mt Auburn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie (Atwill) Allen
Orville E. Johnson
Winthrop Street
Winthrop
Allen
Frederic A. Allen
Boston Transcript
St. John's
Newfoundland
Boston
Old Methodist Church
Church Street
Boston and Providence
Park Street Church
Deacon Allen
John Hermann Loud
Mt.Auburn Cemetery
Edith Ewing Lamphrey Underhill obituary in Medford
Mrs Edith Ewing Lamphrey Underhill wife of Congressman Charles L Underhill died suddenly Tuesday at her son Albion P Underhill's home 520 High Street Medford after a two day bed confinement She survived by three children Phoebe Ballard George Schmidt of Long Island and Ensign Jesse J Underhill US Navy A sister Mrs Ernest C Burton of Woodsford Me Funeral services will be at Winter Hill Congregational Church Somerville Friday at 2 pm Interment Oak Grove Cemetery Medford
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Edith Ewing Lamphrey Underhill
Charles L. Underhill
Albion P. Underhill
High Street
Medford
Phoebe Ballard
George Schmidt
Long Island
New York
Jesse J. Underhill
U. S. Navy
Ernest C. Burton
Woodsfords
Winter Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Oak Grove Cemetery
Miss Harriet Cushing Dies After Long Life
Miss Harriet F. Cushing, born in Falmouth over 90 years ago, lived in Chelsea Everett and Winthrop. She was the daughter of Hosea Gould and Hannah H Cushing, survived by two sisters and three brothers, and was a member of the First Methodist Church of Everett. Her funeral was held at Woodlawn Cemetery Chapel with Rev. Wm A Day directing.
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Harriet F. Cushing
Falmouth
Chelsea
Mass
Everett
Winthrop
Hosea Gould
Hannah H Cushing
Commercial Street
Boston
Loring & Cushing
First ‘Methodist Church
Winnesimmett
Firemen’s Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ella M. Witham
Seymour Street
Woodlawn Cemetery
Wm.—A.day
Catherine Booth 20 Dies After Long Illness in Boston
Catherine M Booth daughter of Thomas Booth of 88 Birch Road Boston died May 29 after a three month illness. Born March 16 1911 in Lawrence she attended Lawrence and Winthrop schools and worked recently for Employers Liability Insurance Co. Funeral June 2 at 2 pm from 88 Birch Road with Rev officiating. Burial in Lawrence Cemetery. Survived by two brothers Charles and two sisters Christine and Gertrude. Rosalie East Boston undertaker assisted.
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Catherine M. Booth
Thomas Booth
Birch Road
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Booth
Lawrence
Mass
Winthrop
Church
Lawrence Cemetery
Rosithe
Charles
Chrishe
Joy of Anticipation and the Joy of Forgetting
A reflection on anticipation as a source of happiness regardless of outcomes. It argues that looking forward to success, long life, and happiness yields joy even if results are unknown or uncertain, emphasizing the value of the anticipation experience.
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Winthrop Wet Wash
Board of Health
W. G. Twining
Central Street
American Awning & Tent Co
Goodyear
Snyder
Shirley St
Seafoam
Macmullin
Walden ST
Ingalls Station
Centre Sta
NEW England Caulking CO
Liberty
Bernier
Tremont St
Hancock 1644
Atlantic
Ocean
the Beacon Press
Printing and Engraving
Putnam Street
Qesaa
Winthrop Contr
Gattas
Centennial Ave
Revere Auto
Cottage Park Road
the Johnson Press
John P. Johnson
Tel
Revere
Cimarr
Edna Ferber
Capyrtoht
Irwin Myers
WN Service
Isaiah
Cimarron
Ili
Osage
Pegler
Cravat
Bible
Veron
Hal
Osaget
Great Southwest
Tavey
Pirst Methodist
Lytreane
Siuihderer
Jack Pegler
Oklahoma
Yountis
Jesse
Louie Hefner
Okey
Ft. Louie
Cim
Denver
Felice Venable
Thursay
Graf ‘Gotch
Save
Boot Hill
Rave
Oklahoma Wigwam
Jessie B. Allen
Underhill
S Ian
Harriet Cushing
Floyd
Rogers
Floyd Milk CO
Buchanan St
W. H. Ruttle
Bowdoin St
Bernard G. Fritz
Optometrist
Wadsworth
Winthrop ST
Telephone Ocean
Co-Operative Credit Bureau
State St
Lib
Sam Freeman
Maine Central R.R
Washington St
Henry T
S. Frumson
St. Tel
Richmond
American Flag Pole Co., Inc
Atlantic Ave
Chris A. Opsahl
Wm. Lee Howard
State Street
Tel. Hubbard
Marblehead
Hancock
John
Atlantic Avenue
Reid’s
W. J. Reid
Marine Railways
Pleasant St
Evinrude Motors
Thank-Rich CO
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