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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1905

Page

7

Sculptured Figures for New York Custom House

The Sunday Post reports New York March 10 work on the custom-house sculptural scheme. Eleven sculptors from various nations craft heroic marble groups for the façade and pedestals. Leaders include Cass Gilbert architect, Daniel G. C. Prene as main groups Europe Asia Africa and the Western Hemisphere.

The Sunday Post New York Bowling Green Cass Gilbert Leita Danial Asia Afmet Europa Asa Afric Asie Europe Amfrica Secont Andrew O’connor United States Karl Bitter Albert Javsurs Germaint Jus Staline Germany Elen Kiel Johannes Gelert Denmark Warnorbuiiers F W Ruckscuhl Phoencia FY EB IL Well Greece Rome Charles Grafh Vrance England Augustus Lukeman Goa EL Mel Tende Venice Spain

New York Customs House Sale of Apostle Set in London

A set of apostles from New York's Custom House was sold in London for 3450 dollars. The auction highlighted rare maritime and colonial relics, drawing collectors from Europe and the United States seeking historic church and trade artifacts.

London

Fortune for a Spoon Date Origin Back to Soup

An ancient set of apostle spoons presented at christenings, once horn and wood, fetched 24300 dollars at sale. The group passed through many variations and carries a shifting hallmark reflecting its long provenance.

The Old Silver Spoon A History From Shell to Apostle Sets

The piece traces the silver spoon’s journey from wooden origins through biblical and royal usage to modern patterns. It highlights key examples such as the Pudsey Spoon of 1445 and Apostle spoon sets, notes hallmarks shifting positions, and explains how spoon forms evolved from pear to egg shapes while preserving classic English designs.

Moses Tabernacle British Museum Pomperi Herculaneum Nathan Solomon Israel Edward VII Canterbury England Charles IT Pudsey Henry VI Ralph Pudsey Ralph Hexam Goldsmiths’ Company

Geraniums in Winter Easy to Grow Says Florists Not

A shopper begs for two dozen scarlet geranium blooms for a sick daughter. An assistant explains florists rarely stock geraniums in winter, suggesting a bouquet as a substitute. A bystander notes winter blooms in private window gardens and explains summer pruning enables spring blooms.

Baltimore

Circus Man Describes Animal Antipathies and Fears

A Philadelphia Bulletin piece recalls circus life with tales of horses hating camels and camels terrifying horses. The writer notes dogs fear big cats, and a playful aside claims King’s New Life Pills ease stomach and liver issues.

Philadelphia Bulletin Su Lversiston de King

Noonday Clubs in New York Show New Thought Beliefs

A report unveils two New Thought centers in Manhattan where workers attend noon hour gatherings to concentrate, seek guidance from palmists, astrologers, and psychics, and explore Christian Science and Epiphany ideas. A veteran lecturer and a mental engineer lead sessions amid aura theories, with attendees urged to sacrifice lunch for spiritual work.

New Thought New York New Thought Cult Busines Byers Congregational Church Biandly Coney Island Dizzy

Horseless Jaunting Car Proposed for Mrs Taylor in Manhattan

The New York Fresh reports Mrs Howard Taylor plans a horseless jaunting car for Manhattan streets. She favors Irish style, with rear seating, front driver, or paired back to back seats, for short park cruises.

Taylor New York Manhattan Howard Taylor

Real Life in Hawaii Far from Dream Picture

Special Honolulu dispatch details Hawaii’s dramatic news including a train robbery motivated by passion as Hironaki abducts a woman from her husband, a poison discovery at Makaweli plantation, Japanese labor tensions, a skull demonstration in court, a brutal shipboard abuse allegation, wild cattle in harbor, a Hawaiian girl rescued from rock ledge, and a sensational political revival comment.

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