Rumors of President Arthur and White House life vivid
A garbled reminiscence portrays President Arthur, his White House dinners, and social scenes. It notes his perceived dignity, open house to the poor, and dinners that defined his term, with scattered anecdotes about his family, wardrobe, and personality amid a cautious judgment of his presidency.
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Munkacsy Christ Before Pilate Exhibition in New York
The article reviews Munkacsy s grand painting Christ Before Pilate shown in New York with remarks on the artist s life from Hungary His early works include The Love Day of a Saint Condemned to Death and The Grafting of his career is traced to his mother s influence and early training Critics discuss the painting s impact and the public reception amid Brooklyn and city exhibitions noting the drama and implications of the Christ figure within the larger Passover theme as staged in the show.
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Waiters and Color Line Clerks in a Broadway Eatery
A New York Sun excerpt describes a Broadway restaurant where young women waiters are favored for neatness and attentiveness, paid four dollars to a week plus tips. A gray haired manager defends colored waiters as preferred by patrons for discipline and service, noting higher wages and half pay when ill. The piece contrasts dining room scenes with behind the desk reporting and reflects wartime hiring shifts and social attitudes.
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