Paris of today and empire restless Parisian mood
Paris is in a restless mood with republican reforms transforming landmarks. Old sights like the Tuileries and Louvre are repurposed. public life centers on spectacle, crowds, and new government offices. The Salon showcases superior French art while critics note a widening gulf between the empire era and republican France. Emma W. Higher observes Paris as a living contrast to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louvre
Tuileries
Luxemburg
Empire
Hotel de Ville
Ichabod
Persia
America
France
Medicis
Sa-lon
London
London Academy
New York
G. G
Occult Drama Claudian Impresses New York Audiences
New York reviews Claudian the occult play featuring Wilson Barrett and Miss Eastlake. Barrett’s portrayal of Claudian earns high praise for noble mime and classic attire, with stage magic and a century long curse as central dramatic devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson Barrett
Sinnett
Claudian
Mr. Barrett
Barrett
Fame and Fickleness in Portrait Collecting Rumor
A Brooklyn Eagle New York correspondent reports a portrait trade rumor linking Edith Kingdon Gould and Victoria Morosini to vanished portraits. A dealer doubts family involvement, suggesting photographers may have destroyed plates. He notes demand drops when public figures fade from view and compares trends across actresses and royalty, outlining fickle fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fickie
Edith Kingdon
George Gould
Victoria Morosini
Goulds
Morosinis
Mrs. Cleveland
Queen
Princess of Wales
White House
New York Cor
Brooklyn Eagle
Touching Gratitude and a Final Notice
An aged man expresses gratitude and vows to provide the reader with an exclusive death notice and biographical sketch. The anecdote ends with a reflective note on a dusty legend to be unfolded in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Sudden deaths blamed on rheumatism and neurabia heart
A historical advertisement discusses sudden deaths attributed to rheumatism or neurabia of the heart, urging readers to consider Athlophoros as a cure. It includes testimonials from Greenfield and Waterbury and lists purchase options and prices, extolling benefits for rheumatism, liver and kidney issues, and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Mass
Gro. W. Spurr
Mg’r Diamond Soap Co
Jase Downey
Pleasant St
Waterbury
Athlophoros Co
Wall
New York
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Eliza F. Moriarty
Vienna
Kaieserstadt
Royal House
Vienna Cor
Chicago Herald
Gethseian
Star of Bethlehem
Washington Cor
New York Sun
iSpecia
Papa
New York Graphic
Lowell
Aexorneys
T. Neill
Give
Leonhart Bros
J. A. Schofield
Notty Public
Brown & Stone
Second Street
First National Bank
K. Brown
A. E. Brown
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
Dr. Ball
Doe Ball
C. Thumtsorn
Dinsmoor & Cable
Scofield
Hunter & Son
CHAS
Dinsmoor
Jnk
CABLE
Freeman & Trunkey
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
L. A. Freedan
W. KE. Rice
Office Beatty
Geo. C. Cornelius
Justice of the Peace
Oflice Scofiald
Front Street
K. €. Schnur
Law
Verback Block
Warren Savings Nak
KN. Fates
Warren
Lepain
J. M. Davies
Baptist Church
A. W. Morek
Ph. G
Drageist
Sevoud
Hickory Street
Carver Mouse
Lancer Olee
Dewmsis
A. C. McAlpine
Merck’s
Curver House
J. Danforth
Liberty Streets
Exchange Water
G. UW. Leorthart
Carver Ihouse
GW. King
Utes
Stickery
Frank Metzyzar
New B. & E
Rutus
Ludlow Mouse
Mra
F.C. Jackson
Propri
Torner Market
Second Streets
Lew Meyer
Auston Bride
Gus Mull
Palace
Liberty Sireet
Nick Mull
Basement Hotchmen
Liberty
Eben N. Ford
A. R
Waein
Hull
Greaves
Cemes Muande
Smith
Golden Horseshoe
Walter A. Wood
W. Anson Wood
The
Meadow King
Oliver Chilled
Buford’s Wheel Cultivators
Tiger Steel Tooth Hay
Buckeye
Jackson
Wetherill
New Hartford
Furn
Peter Greenland’s
Water Street
Episcopal Church
Haly
High Street
Hazel and
Laure
Gran Lld
Schellhammer & Lesser
Nelson
Greenland
Exchange Block
Oil Exchange and Exchange Hotel
Warren County
Loweat Notch
W. A. Hills
Oakland Valley
Iowa
Piso
Rooi
Baileyville
Brecined County
Second St
Savings Bank
L. G. Noyes Warren, PA
N. K. Wendleboe
arenr,Pa
Rogers
Grapoline
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