Tragic Bar Room Jest Haunts Young Woman's Death
In a hospital ward Minn Thorne recounts a young Irish Catholic woman torn by scandal and a wrecked life. The tale centers on Frank Sanford whose alleged words drove her to mental collapse and fatal illness, leaving a strong warning about reputational harm and fickle men. The piece ends with a scathing reminder of the social cost borne by women in troubled relationships.
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Deciuce
Teresa
Holy Cross Academy
Jasarus
Baylor
Minn Thorne
Miss Thorne
Ireland
Frank
Roe
Vrahk
Oman
Ahon Wen
Gatorus
Delicius
Hemorse
Mise Thorne
Biaey
Mayine
Los Angeles
Rewards of a Woman Writer After Fifteen Years
A New York Sun account traces a woman’s earnings over fifteen years from domestic labor to journalism. She began crocheting booties, earned a dollar weekly, then wrote for a small town paper and city papers. By 1894 her news reporting netted 202.08 with growing income and broader opportunities, aided by a camera and future fiction aims.
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TS Conto
Perer
Pen Ber
Realis
Eleht
New York City
Reewtar Journal
Womanelieves
New York Sun
I Never Proposed to Rosamund at the Hotel
A narrator recalls a river town visit where he courts Rosamund while a soldier guard and Miss Greve complicate affairs. A rival suitor claims priority and ultimately a ring appears on Miss Greve’s left hand, leaving the narrator without a proposal.
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Poughkeepele
Emart
Ehrdlain
New York
Rosamund
Miss Lister
France
Trevor
Trever
Ladies’ Home
Fay
Worthan
Rosemund
Werth
Miss Greve
New Yorks 25 Year Growth Prompts Suburban Wealth Spread
A real estate observer from 41 Park Row predicts New York will become a world capital with the Bronx expanding northward and suburbs drawing the wealthy. He cites rising city lots, park-front mansions, cost barriers for middle class buyers, and rapid Jersey commutes fueling a vast chain of country estates aided by roads and rail.
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East Side
Manhattan
Bronx
New York
Bironx
Harlem River
Central Park
Alde T
Jersey
Jeracey
Delaware River
Seashore
Delaware
Bordentown
Philadelphia
Bernardeville
Brooklyn
Long Island
What Shalle We Wear Now A Chat About Autmn Styles
A fashion column previews early autumn styles with color trends and fabrics. It notes light to dark shades favored, apricot and tinted whites for evening wear, and bold reds like burgundy and amethyst. Fabrics include broadcloth, satin, velvet, and balin cloth, with long coats favored and tailored suits in mohair and worsted.
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Olive Treen
Sulte
Vesta
The Dread of a Witch Teacher and the Lost Innocents
A remote town endures plague blamed on a Protestant teacher who treated ill children at home. Despite opposition and quarrels, she aids the sick with a controversial method while townsfolk face mourning as many children die and faith debates erupt over divine will and care.
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Giod
Egypt
Albuquerque
Thos
Rick
Oeer
Anid
Gom
How to Put Away Summer Clothes
An instructional piece advises careful seasonal packing for summer garments. It covers separating whites from colors, washing methods with borax, air drying, moth prevention, and proper storage techniques for delicate fabrics, ribbons, laces, and hats. It emphasizes preserving material and shape while reducing creasing.
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Sueewite
Pune
Howe
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Wierson
Tina
Mexican Herald
GOD
Martha Cobb Stanford
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