1891 Tournament of Roses Pasadena, NY Rabbi Front Page, Last Sioux War

1891 Tournament of Roses Pasadena, NY Rabbi Front Page, Last Sioux War — Feb 14 For Sale

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1891 Tournament of Roses Pasadena, NY Rabbi Front Page, Last Sioux War — Feb 14:
$150.50

🗞️ HARPERS WEEKLY · February 14, 1891
Complete Issue · New historically varied Valentines Day issue — one of the earliest illustrated documentations of the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena in its second year, a rare full front-page portrait of a New York rabbi with article, the last scene of the Sioux War, coal mining in Chile, tobogganing in New Jersey, and the University of Pennsylvania library. Strong content for California history collectors, Jewish Americana enthusiasts, and Sioux War history THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES — FULL PAGE — "THE TOURNAMENT OF ROSES AT PASADENA, CALIFORNIA" — SIX ILLUSTRATIONS
A full page of six illustrations documenting the Tournament of Roses at Pasadena — published in its second year of existence, making this one of the earliest illustrated documentations of what would become the most famous parade and the Rose Bowl game in American history. The Tournament of Roses was founded on January 1, 1890, by members of the Valley Hunt Club, who wanted to showcase Southern Californias mild winter climate to visitors from the East — the parade of flower-decorated carriages, games, and festivities was designed to make Easterners suffering through January cold envious of Pasadenas roses in bloom. The Rose Bowl football game would be added in 1902. This Harpers Weekly illustration — published just over a year after the first tournament — is a primary document of one of Americas most beloved annual traditions at its very beginning. A significant piece of California history, Pasadena history, and American holiday and parade A NEW YORK RABBI — FRONT FULL FRONT PAGE — "A NEW YORK RABBI" — WITH ARTICLE
A rare and significant full front-page portrait of a New York rabbi — an unusual and notable editorial choice for Harpers Weekly, reflecting the enormous growth of New Yorks Jewish community in the 1880s-90s as waves of Eastern European Jewish immigrants transformed the Lower East Side into one of the most vibrant communities in the world. A rabbi commanding the full front page of Americas most widely circulated illustrated newspaper is a meaningful piece of American Jewish history and the growing visibility of Jewish religious life in Gilded Age New York. A significant and rare piece of Jewish THE LAST SCENE OF THE SIOUX FULL PAGE — "THE LAST SCENE OF THE LAST ACT OF THE SIOUX WAR"
A full-page illustration documenting the final chapter of the Ghost Dance campaign — the last formal military action of the Indian Wars era that had begun at Wounded Knee on December 29, 1890. Published six weeks after Wounded Knee and two weeks after Lieutenant Caseys killing by Plenty Horses, this "last scene" illustration captures the moment the Army stood down and the Lakota returned to their reservation — a bittersweet and historically charged conclusion to four centuries of conflict between Native Americans and the U.S. government. A significant piece of Native American history and Indian Wars primary INSIDE THE FULL PAGE — "COAL-MINING IN CHILE" — FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS
A full page of five illustrations documenting coal mining operations in Chile — a significant piece of South American industrial history and Victorian global economic history, as American and British capital was transforming Chilean mining in the 1890s.🛷 FULL PAGE — "TOBOGGANING AT ORANGE, NEW JERSEY"
A full-page illustration of tobogganing at Orange, New Jersey — a vivid and charming piece of Victorian American winter leisure and sporting history.🏛️ FULL PAGE — "THE LIBRARY BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA"
A full-page illustration of the new University of Pennsylvania library — a significant piece of Philadelphia architectural and American educational history, capturing one of the great Ivy League universitys landmark photograph every page of every issue so you can inspect the condition closely before purchasing. Please review all images carefully and dont hesitate to ask any questions — Im happy to provide additional detail or close-up shots of any page, illustration, or area of concern before you ········ Harpers Weekly
Date ··············· February 14, 1891
City ··············· New York
Format ············· Illustrated newspaper, complete in 16 SHIPPING & Stored in an acid-free protective bag and flat-shipped in a padded envelope with heavy cardboard reinforcement
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