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Ville de Montréal. Section des archives via Archives de Montréal (Ville de Montréal)
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A newspaper clipping showing a black-and-white studio-style photograph of three people seated outdoors in front of a backdrop of tall potted plants and foliage. A woman on the left wears a large feathered hat and a dark dress with a long necklace and holds a cane, while an elderly woman in the centre wears a dark fur-trimmed outfit and a decorated hat, and an elderly bearded man on the right wears a dark suit and sits on a wicker chair. Printed text above and below the photograph describes a news item with a caption in capital letters, and a handwritten note appears at the bottom edge.Described automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
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THE DEATH OF LADY STRATHCONA—On the occasion of the visit of Lord and Lady Strathcona to Montreal in September last during the meeting of the American Bar Association, a studio photograph was taken at the Dorchester residence of His Lordship by one of The Standard's artists. This photograph is reproduced in the above illustration. It shows Lord and Lady Strathcona seated beside their daughter, the Hon. Mrs. Howard, to whom the title will descend by special remainder on the death of Lord Strathcona. The photograph was probably the last posed picture of Lady Strathcona taken in Montreal.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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