Women and Self Sacrifice in Thaw Trial Echoes of Courage
The piece argues that women display varying courage under pressure, citing Mrs Harry Thaw as a focal example. It contrasts hysterical self-sacrifice with steadfast bravery, recounting historical tales of female resolve such as Arrin in Horatio and Lavalette. The essay frames feminine nerve as both a social puzzle and a moral force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Smith
Mra
Partington
Par-ington
Atlantic
Harry Thaw
Joan of Arc
Denether
Fife
Rambo
Osen Ban
Karte
Pagtus
Paetus
Arrin
Dtang i
Lavalette
Quiet Sacrifices of Famous Women Across History
The article recounts Madame Lavalette evading capture with her daughter's aid and other selfless acts by women linked to historical figures, including Madame Roland, Mrs. Thaw, Mrs. Lewes, and Mendelssohn's sister. It highlights courage, loyalty, and quiet perseverance beyond public fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XVII
Madam Lavatette
Madame Roland
Charlot Stewart
George Eliot
Mendelssohn
Dorothy
Wordsworth and the tale of steadfast women in life
In the Manchester Chronicle PRARL HUMPHRY compares Wordsworth to a broader pattern where strong women sacrifice for often unworthy others. He invokes Tennyson, noting Love’s harp of Life strikes hard on the chords of Self, producing music unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wordsworth
Nelf-Macrity
Tennyson
Prarl Humphry
Manchester Chronicle
Pecos Valley Letter to the Earth
Mrs Nellie Y Hiown of Hagerman New Mexico writes from Pecos Valley praising health improvements and a 170 acre farm investment. She notes 500 plus tons of seedbed yield in year one, rent cash flow of nine dollars per acre, and a 35 acre apple orchard planned to mature profitably. She extols alfalfa and the valley as ideal for apple growing and farming success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Elas
Hagerman
Pecos
Nellie Y. Hiown
Hogerman
N. M
Alfalfa
King of the cattle range travels on Eiler show
The new sensational drama presented by Eilers promises an excellent production with special scenery for each act. The company of about thirty performers travels in two Pullman cars and will be staged under canvas in Albuquerque on Monday March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers
Eiler
Thia
Albuquerque
Congressmen Who Go on Junkets
New York report notes a congressionally arranged junket by Uncle Joe Cannon’s party and another tour planned for the Sandwich Islands. Delegates Kawalianele and Hamilton spearhead the June San Francisco start, with Hepburn Lloyd and other members from committees on territories and insular matters, plus Hawaiian officials backing the tours for lawmakers involved in island affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Cannon
Panama
Sandwich Islands
San Francisco
Katanianiele
Hamilton
Hepburn
House
Kaiser statue plan draws London reaction in March
London readers debate a statue site in front of Kensington Palace chosen by King Edward. The piece notes William III favored Kensington as his home and hosted Peter the Great, with William's death marked by a discreet burial in Westminster Abbey and a proposed public equestrian monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Kaiser
London News
Kensington Palace
Edward
Kensing
William
Peter the Great
Privy Council
Connell
Westminister Abbey
Bank of England
Hull
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw's Mother Breaks Silence At Last
Mra C G Holman, mother of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, breaks months of silence claiming Florence remains her daughter and will return. She defends her love for Evelyn, recalls earlier tensions with Harry Thaw, and says the past will be settled when Evelyn comes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie M. Partson
Pitsburg
Tom
Mra Cghey Holman
Evelyn Nesbit
Florence
Miece
Pitburg
Maud Dame
Barrie
Maud
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburg
Brookline
Getty
Mee Holman
Mire Malmeay
Ralph
ANCHESTER PORT Grows With Grain and Lumber Trade
Gloster Armstrong of the Manchester Ship Canal Co notes grain and lumber activity at Manchester port. Lumber imports in 1906 reached 566,401 loads, up from 445,619 in 1905, surpassing all British ports. Wheat imports in 1906 were 231,608 tons, down from 273,980 in 1905, but still a strong performance with gains over prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchester
New York
Gloster Armstrong
Manchester Ship Canal Company
Manchester
Great Britain
London
Liverpool
le Dorm
Young Men's Christian Convention in Dallas Heads to Three Day Meeting
The twenty fourth annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association of Texas gathers in Dallas for a three day session on Problems of Man. Noted workers join the event including Dean A C Peck from Temple Church Denver international committeeman Kok F Goodman J M Ward New Orleans K A Shumaker Topeka and other prominent figures. Attendance is reported very large and Dallas hospitality is fully tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dallas
Young Men's Christi
Dean A. C. Peck
Temple Church
Denver
Kok F & Goodman
J. M. Ward
New Orleans
K. A. Shu
Civil Service Examinations Offer Jobs in Albany
Secretary Dunphy announces civil service exams today in Albany for fish culturists librarians draftsmen and other assistants. Tests include architectural janitor engineer heating draftsmen hydrographic aids and more with diverse federal positions offering competitive wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Dunphy
Uncle Sam
Sam
Reception at New Colony Club Held
New Colony Club in Madison Avenue near 30th Street hosts two receptions on March 15 and March 16 for women only. The event features formal entertainments with menus, meals, and invitations for opening days. Notable executives include John D. MacArthur, Mrs Richard Irvin, and Mrs J. Hordes Harriman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Colony Club
New York
the Colony Relect
New Club
Madison Avenue
30Th Street
John Dacote Asetor
Mire Richard Irvin
J. Hordes Harriman
Japanese Girls Apply to Presco School Admission
March 16 Sanreneieod reports that Japanese girls applied for admission to Presco School following a board of education decision excluding Japanese pupils from city schools. The note states deafness cannot be cured by such applications and discusses catarrh and remedies, offering a reward for a deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presco
Sanreneieod
Board of Education
Hall
Bn Ke Hiatts
Local Classifieds and Advertisements Snapshot
For sale items include a big cow ready to freshen, Smith Premier machine, two horses with harness, milch cow buy cheap, all offered by local residents. Also home made bread doughnuts pies and beans advertised. Diana ran property details, and a testimonial for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve from editor D N Walker of the Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K. Neher
Smith Premier
Bichrome Ribyon
Citizen Office
North Second Street
J. D. Brown
16Th Street
Avenue
Downs
South
Arno St
Diana
Mountain Road
Acequia
Sixteenth Street
North Broadway
D. N. Walker
the Enterprise
Louisa
Notice of Special Election in Albuquerque 1907
By authority of the City Council of Albuquerque New Mexico an election will be held on Tuesday April 16 1907 from 9 am to 6 pm at specified voting places to decide issuing bonds of 40000 for a new city building. Voters must own taxable property within Albuquerque New Mexico. Frank McKee Mayor. Also includes public notices for stomach remedy and dormitory bids at Santa Fe School New Mexico and laundry ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Ohie, Chadwick & Co
Gold Avenue
Third Ward
Office of Justice of Peace
George Craig
South Third Street
Fourth Ward
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Santa Fe School
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Office
Santa Fe
Improvement Bulletin
Minneapolis
Omaha
Neb
St Ul
Wis
Minn
Northwestern
St. Paul
U. 8
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Crandall
Local Albuquerque Professional Cards and Services
A dense directory-style listing from Albuquerque includes professionals such as Ira M. Bond and R. W. D. Bryan attorneys, dentists Dr. Kraft and Dr. Alger, civil engineer J. J. Farwell, and others. The ad highlights undertaker A. Borders, a notary public Thos. K. Maddison, a comical claim on medication and beauty treatments, and a testimonial for Electric Bitters claiming health benefits.
Notice of Homestead Proof in New Mexico 1907
Vicente Herrera of Chilill New Mexico files intent to make final proof for Homestead Entry No 6150 dated December 31 1901 covering SEY SW and lot 5 Sec 6 and NEW NW and lot 1 2 Sec 7 Township N Range 7 E. Proof to be made April 5 1907 before H W 8 Olers U S Court Commissioner Albuquerque NM. Witnesses: Francisco Garcia Lus Martin Austello Rel Ignacio Herrera all of Jeni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofa Fe
New Mexico
Vicente Herrera
Chilill
N. M
Sey
H. W
Olers
Albuquerque
Francisco Garcia
Lus Martin
Austello Rel
Ignacio Herrera
Jeni Nommanuel R. Otero
Egister
Eng ‘Vetter
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Uncle Joe
Mrs. Holman
State Department
GTN Tak Service
Evening Citizen
Holman
Evelyn Thaw
Thial
Iema
PE Osinck
the Highland Pharmacy
Occidental Life Building
Raiway
East Railroad Avenue
Colo
Union Telegraph Office
Imperial Laundry Co
Thorns Avenue
Flint Street
Viaduct
R. J. Sweeney
Bath
C.J. P. Bittner
Sixth Street
North First Street
Fice Cafe
F. H. Strong
Eust Coal Avenue
W. H. McMillion
West Gold Avenue
Seventh Street
Tiferas Avenue
Champion Grocery
West
Tieras Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Hill Street
Household Loan CO
West Railroad Ave
Frank McKee
Harry Alea
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
Porterfield Co
West Gold Ave
Ira M. Bond
N. W
R. W. D. Bryan
First National Bank
E. W. Dobson
Cromwell Block
J. B. Kraft
Barnett
O'rielly’s
M. Edmund J. Alger
D. D
Mallee
DR. RL
N. T
Cole
A. Borders
F. W. Spencer
Nett Building
J. J. Farwell
V. Ho Building
Notary Publi
Thos
K. J. Maddison
W. B. Childers
Bagley
Barnett Block
Mia
F. Rowan
McDonough
Tam
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