Maine Woman Lawyer Helen Knowlton Joins Bar
Helen A Knowlton 24 joins Maine legal practice as a licensed lawyer, after finishing high school in Rockland and training as a stenographer. She read law in her employer’s office, plans to expand women’s professional roles, and cites education as key to opportunity.
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Maine
Helen A. Knowlton
Rockland
Miss Knowlton
Kite Monstrosity and Folk Tales From Squawville
A fragmented note recalls a massive kite built by George Bedison of Tindles Hill England with a frame to carry four men. A Cleveland humorist recounts a mock trial over a Mexican farmer's death, ending with a verdict that the man died by his own action.
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A. Shir
West Aid Wisets
Hottesferuy
Les Autres
Arthur Aint
Ariel Rite
Taint Gass
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Ailzie
Tolez
Vin
Nyack
uUtier
George bediSon
Tindles Hin
England
Arilyhin
Barnacles on ships spark naval costs and remedies
Commodore Webster notes foul bottoms on the Bennington in Guatemala Harbor. Barnacles and vegetable growths reduce speed, requiring docking and copper sheathing. Estimated annual docking cost rises to about two thousand dollars per ship across seventy-five cruisers, totaling roughly one hundred fifty thousand dollars.
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United States
Bennington
Guatemala
Mar Ls
Navy Department
Treasury Department
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Nighttime care for crying babies warns against fear
An authority advises recognizing three causes for a baby's night screams pain pin or passion. If pain unseen pin seek it with care while feeding habits and comfort guide the night. Do not frighten children with threats of the black man. such tales breed cowardice and insecurity.
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Philadelphia Times
Furnace O. K
Chicago New Counsel
Bees as weapons aid sieges in ancient and medieval warfare
Record notes two instances where swarms of bees disrupted sieges. Lucullus against Mithridates saw the Themiscyra defenders unleash bees to lift the assault, and English history recalls Chester besieged by Danes and Norsemen met by bee hives. Also reports Victor Baillot’s death at 105 years.
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George Parker
George
Cawnpur
Lucullus
Mithridates
Themiscyra
England
Chester
Victor Baillot
Waterloo
la Roche-sur-Yon
Chapel on Execution Grounds at Queretaro
A Catholic chapel rises on the Queretaro site where Maximilian Mirimon and Mejia were executed. A poet and a stove illustrate a practical example of the manufacturer and consumer.
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Maximilian
Mirimon
Mejia
Queretaro
Judge Peabody backs domestic discipline in court case
In St Louis Mo Judge Tomas H Peabody known for defending wife beating presided over a district police court. He defended a husband who slapped his wife for sending a child to Sunday school, stating parental authority justifies correcting a wife and delivered a lengthy lecture on the right of the husband to punish his wife.
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Tomas H. Peabdy
St. Louia
First District Police Court
Peabody
W Kretzer
Kretzer
Solomon
Audubon Society
John
New York
Billiken
New York Weekly
George
Jedediah
Princess Salm Salm visits. memories of civil war days resurface
The Princess Salm Salm, widow of Prince Salm Salm and former American captain, tours the country and revisits Union era service. She brings relics of the Sixty eighth New York and Eighth New York volunteers to be returned to veterans. The piece also sketches a romantic tale of Prince William of Wied and Queen Wilhelmina of Holland, via Princess Pauline of Württemberg.
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Salm-Salm
Joun
Germany
Agnes McClery
Prince Felix Constantine Alexander
John Nepomucene Salm-Salm
Anhalt
Ile
Gov. Yates
Illinois
Mexico
Maximilian
Sixty-eighth
New York
Aisc
Eighth New York Volunteers
Eighth Regiment
Wilhelmina
William of
Wied
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Pauline of
Wurtemberg
Willi of
Heim
Milnoess
Pauline
Humorous Fragments From 19th Century Columns and Dialogues
A mosaic of comic lines and dialogue from period papers includes exchanges about onions, hats, and households. It features snippets from jokes about teachers, judges, prison, and barber charades, with playful mishearings and banter among citizens, nurses, and neighbors.
Fragmentary Historical Medical Anecdote Ends in Erratic Mess
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a chaotic medical backdrop with references to blood, treatment, and names like Farmington and Angelo F. B. Mo Ideal La ent pill. The text drifts through disjointed phrases about surgery, doctors, and a windmill, yielding no clear event or narrative.
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