Paris Art World Warms to Salon Opening in May
Paris March 21 The art world buzzes as studios open to the public and auctions surge at Hotel Prouot and Goupil's. American artists expect favorable reception in the May Salon while debates over tariffs and foreign purchases intensify among critics and collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Paris
Hotel Prouot
Goupil's
Salon
Delacroix
l'Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Bastien Lepage
Palacy de Mnduetrie
Hy Society
Union of Women Painterd Paul
Ploved
Bounst
Ywhanel
Lelelre
Bouguerenn
France
Udvarliste
Sbie
America
Bone
Milwaukee
Tarveil Ser
Seul Merit
Benguereau
Besa
MM. Bonnat
Lefebvre Ud
Piru Lalrens
Harpignies
Robert Pleury
Bonguereau
Ienner
Llambert
Francais
Calminel
Bonkinger
Basson
Cormon
Pile
You
Duez
Vellon
Retaille
P. de Chavanen
Laue
H. le Roux
Beni
Constant
Roll
Rapin
Carolus Duran
de Vuilleroy
Guillemet
Gervex
Bernier
Maignan
Baryiak
Jules Breton
de Neuville
Luninais
Hinotean
Guillevinet
Lansyer
Bandry
Juyen-Perrin
Saintpierre
Yorga
Lin
Rouverdan
St. Vincet de Paul
Fant Desuk
Julian Stewart
Gerone
Madraze
Ats
Henry Mosler
Harper's Weekly
Hebert
Munich
Royal Academ Abernately
Luxpinbourg Gallery
Cremation plans in Paris raise humane debate
In The Weeky Wisconsin the Seine prefect promotes a Pere La Chaise crematory as sanitary and practical. Paris physicians deem it acceptable while some fear the fate of the forgotten dead. The discussion contrasts cremation with embalmed mummies in museums, asking which is preferable for the departed and posterity. Mrs. A J Arens comments on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
Pere Lachaise
Paris
Pyramids
Louvre
Africa
A. J. Airens
Destructive fires and legal actions flood a tumultuous docket
A wide array of incidents fills the record including Tokio fire damage to 1200 buildings, a Cincinnati hanging sentence for Josefh Palmer, the cremation of Mrs. Alice R. Carlton in Lancaster, and multiple political appointments. Also noted are a Georgial-born captain refusing a Manchester post, a Monmouth youth killing his mother and sister, a Walnut Grove murder, and a Maryville fire that destroys courthouses and business blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Josefh Palmer
Cincinnati
Alice R. Carlton
Detroit
Lancaster
Axprew Jackson Gross
Cloveroft
Evan P. Howett
Georgia
Manchester
England
Eowanp Nast
Monmouth
Ill
Addison Nash
Joux Henprickson
Walnut ‘Grove
Minn
Maryville
Tenn
Tan Humboldt Savings and Loan Association
Erie
Gosport Navy Yard
Atlanta
Dolphin
Brown
Towa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Davin Carrigan
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Navy Department
B.C. Kirkwood
Cleveland
Rome
N. Y
James B. Corcoran
Pittsburg
Bella Cousley
Agnes Johnson
Commissioner Black
Norwirusraxpine
West Virginia
West County
Calhoun
New Land Office
Washington
Southern Pacific Railroad
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Interesting History of the Postal System since 1692
The piece traces the English origins of the American postal system, its expansion under Franklin, and the evolving U.S. postage rates from 1692 through 1885. It covers key milestones, rate changes, and landmark reforms, including state and federal developments and notable early figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
New York
America
Benjamin Franklin
Colonies
Philadelphia
Boston
Congress
Post-Office Department
Oregon
California
Pacific Territories
Chagres
Panama
Yiepers
BNO
Dangerous sales pitch and tragic train death in, Ohio item
An unreliable classified blurb promotes a trial tonic promising to restore manhood and health, urging young men to request an illustrated pamphlet. Separately, Patrick Delaney of East Liverpool is killed after staggering into a moving freight train. his mother dies shortly after. The column also touts Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood cleanser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Vouraie Bett Co
Marshall, Mich
Voltaie Bett
Patrick Delaney
East Liverpool
Delaney
Ayer
A Clear Head and a Strong Heart
A claim that whisky compounds sold as bitters harm the brain is rejected. Brown's Iron Bitters is promoted as a healthful aid for heart liver and stomach function, blood enrichment, and mental clarity and is said to be prescribed by physicians and worthy of trial.
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Eo Milwauker
Mile
van Zandt
Lakme
Parin
I Gland
Gounod
Sivas
St. Eustache
Novello
London
Naples
Londn
Fam
Vienna
the Weekly
News Parac
Raphs
St. V. Pierce
Apiete
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
The
Ella Age
Buckingham
Eachrosse
Wisconsin Laacrosse
United States Amateur Association
National Association
New York Rubber Company
Conave
Wisconsen
Greencastle
Indiana
Indianapolis
D.L. Southard
de ‘Pauw University
Southard
Bishop Bowman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keely
Mr. Southard
Gobin
Athlophoros
Atllophoros
Aresop Horns Co
Wall Street
Louisvillle
G. F. Douns
Sallie Ward Armstrong
Galt House
Geo. Wm. McCloskey
John W. Hunt
Doris
Sallie Ward Lawrence ‘Armstrong Douis
Kentucky
South
George F. Douis
Farco,Dak
North
Dakota
Jamestown
Moose River
N.C. Upham
Fargo
Red River Valley
Barnes
Northern Pacific Hierator Company
Helendale
Northwest
J. B. Power
Manitoba Road
Hope
Steele County
P. H. Smith
Queessrowy
White Star Line
Germanic
Bastnet
Liverpool
Uticula
Everett
Stebbins
Belchertown
Mass
Wm. Gordon
Arlington Ave
Charlestown
Waes
Charles Eayre Hinkie
Jersey City Heights
Aiy Son
Comeres
G. W. Staples
Drogzist
Osceola Mills
Wis
Sola Everywhere
Comrvas
Pores Drug and Chemical CO
James Pyles
James Pyle
É& Worney
H. Ng
Samny Los Tee
Ely
Catarah Pely
ELY Brothers
Owego
Davis
Alice Petitors
Sidir
Bend Forint
Vermont Fare Machine CO
Gvinis
Ted Cireaiure
Iws Falls
B. T
New York City
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