Fashion Notes on Spring Dresses and Accessories
The article surveys spring fashion trends with male and female outfits, emphasizing gowns in blue, green, and dusty tones, tailored jackets, and beaded trims. It mentions fabric trends such as lawn, twill, and velvet, with beading, sequins, and crystal accents, and notes hats, veils, and gloves as essential accessories for varied occasions.
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Dresamaeer
Anit Sasime
Broadway
Samoan Children and Village Life Described by Traveler
A 19th century observer tours Apia and a Samoan village, detailing child care, dress, and crafts. He notes playful children, mothers wading in water, coral-dyed hair, conical thatched huts, and shells as jewelry. He recalls the mission’s education and the village’s generous hospitality amid vivid, travelogue voice.
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Petog
Apia
Malicat
Malicas
Dafety
Thove
Walla
Tongere
Suleas
Fittin Bay
Unger
Hlishe Aleter
Lala
Manny Orass
Tony
Dean War
Mission Echoe
Larond
Fadin Alerica
Corse
Samoa
Natire
Uoeer
United States
Marriage Confusion Involving Telegraph Mixup
A tale from the St Louis Globe-Democrat recounts a marriage misadventure among the Juang people. A groom sought church consent for nuptials as the bride pressed for proper rites, but a telegraph error led the operator to sign the bishop’s name, prompting a false consent and a misleading telegram that delayed the wedding and caused comic consternation.
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Mazeutah
Tae Joong Man
Imner
Owen
Jash
Remeded by the Girls In San Francisco Society Scene
A tall German visitor Baron Usetrita of Berlin drew attention with entrances to clubs and society circles in San Francisco. He left suddenly amid intense interest, reportedly heading to New Orleans, as local society women pursued engagements and fortunes. A separate note on Northern Pacific strike orders criticizes Judge Jepkins authority while Caldwell’s decision guides the modified order, with call to see minority views. An temperance lecturer Mrs John Barton from Lawrence Mass touts sulphurbiteres as a cure. A procedural note on a bill with Lords action deadline is included.
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Whistler
Ion
Tie
Hom
Amestury
Amesbury
Priend Street
Wiaciatof
Post
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bhutan
Hutchissons
Edmund Clarence Steaddan
Eutchinsons
Save Quaker Church
Whittier
Meron
San Prancisco
Cal
Berlin
Royal Lancers
Hisebere
Francisco
Tell Baron
New Orleans
San Francisco
Abe Ehine
New England
John Barton
Wilhelm
Italy
Dowe
Helarion Doweé
Waatphalia
Bulletproof Coat Invends War Wear in Europe
The article recounts Heinrich Dowe's claim of a bulletproof coat tested in Germany with rifles and revolvers. Tests included oak and steel plates, with officials and military figures observing. Dowe asserts the coat could shield warships and soldiers, drawing wide attention and offers from patrons while he remains modest about the invention.
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Europe
Ventor
Heinrich Dowe
United States
War Office
Herr Dowe
Dowe
Borlin
Don Schouvaloff
Dana
Paris Girl Helene Gerard Dazzles In Serpentine Horse Dance
Miss Helene Gerard, famed equestrienne, headlines a daring serpentine dance on horseback in Paris. The act features shifting palettes of light and shade, a darkened editorium, and a evolving routine that critics praise as novel and captivating. Gerard, noted for grace and beauty, has attracted offers from American theaters for a U.S. season.
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Ierard
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Helene Gerard
M Gerard
Bloody affray near Roberts Ridge over boundary tree
Mountsville West Virginia May 5 another bloody affray reported between the Pelleys and Taylors over a poplar tree used as a farm boundary. Stones and axes mentioned with injuries to Simeon Taylor and his wife. Pelleys claimed victory in the scuffle. ukase scandal and Harrison interview brief items follow. Local obituary notes Mrs Jonathan Davis dead aged over 70.
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Mountsville
W. VA
Roberts’ Ridge
Kansas
Pallays
Taylors
Taylor
Simeon Taylor
Tia
Coal men push Maudsome Frofyee in Chicago market
In Chicago May presented by Assistant General Manager Wood of the Chicago and Alto railroad that Ohio coal operators have stored in Lake Erie 605.00 in 7 minors wages to the lowest limit. Obia combination plans to market at advanced rates for handsome profit while Erie supply fades. Regulatory notes include seal fishing rules issued for 1804 season and new corporate charters for Weston Water Works Co and Walter Klias Fartecer Co with capital figures.
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Wood
Chicago and Altos Railroad
Ohio
Lake Erie
Obia
Abe
Willie
Erie
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