Merely In Brief Review Of The Way It Always Used To Be
The piece chronicles Joseph K Toole a fusion candidate for governor with repeated health setbacks affecting campaigns from 1874 onward. It details his inconsistent public appearances, insomnia, and alleged ties to the Northern Pacific railroad while noting his candidacies and campaign dates across decades.
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Joseph K. Toole
J. K. Toole
Lewis and
Clarke County
Martin Maginnis
Maginnis
Toole
Helena
Congress
Hiram Knowles
Col. Sanders
Colonel Broadwater
Clark
Broadwater
Hauser
Daly
Power
Dixon
Collins
Bryan
State Committee
Northern Pacific Railroad
Lewis and Clarke County
Stne
Marysville
Clark Legislative
Pat Carney
Madison County
Butte
Whitehall
Fury in St Louis Station Over Hat Case
A white and a colored woman clash over a bandbox hat in a crowded St Louis union station waiting room. The white woman rips the hat when she sits on the box, prompting police involvement but no action. Both women refuse to settle the matter, and tensions linger as coworkers avoid and glare at each other.
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Union Station
St. Louis
Moon Wat
Rival stenographers clash over July leave
In a Washington Post report two young women stenographers in the same division sought simultaneous 15 July vacations. They insisted they had priority. the division chief refused both taking leave at once and urged a mutual arrangement to avoid leaving the department understaffed.
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The
Washington Post
Empress Dowager Portrayed As Warm Yet Uncertain Figure
Mrs. Conger, wife of the U S minister in Pekin, found the empress dowager cordial and welcoming during a visit, declaring “One family, all one family.” Yet recent events in the past two months have likely shaken that faith in her sincerity and methods.
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Conger
United States
Pekin
Mrs. Conger
An Admirer Notes What Susan Anthony Missed
A western editor observes on Susan B. Anthony’s birthday that she missed wifehood and motherhood, arguing that a woman’s life is measured by both gains and what she has not experienced. The piece notes Anthony’s public love and reverence but emphasizes the absence of familial nursing of children.
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Susan Anthony
Susan B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Lfe
Woman Bugler Makes History At Bristol G A R Post
Mary G. Munro of Bristol becomes the United States only woman bugler for Babbitt post. Appointed last January she led Memorial Sunday duties and can sound assembly recall retreat taps and adjutant calls. Her father William H. Munro, a long-serving veteran, inspired her path.
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Babbitt Post
Bristol
R. I
United States
Mary G. Munro
William F. Livesey
Hedley-Livesey Band
Babbitt
Naval Militia
Pabbitt Post
William H. Munro
Pilgrims
Aconte's Hill
Chepachet
Dorr
Hindu Legend Explains Woman's Origin From Elements
A Hindoo myth recounts the god Twash tri creating woman after exhausting male materials. He blends moon roundness, serpent curves, grass blade light, flower softness, feather lightness, doe gaze, sunbeam play, cloud tears, wind, haze, peacock vanity, diamond hardness, honey sweetness, tiger cruelty, fire heat, snow chill, parrot cackle, and turtle dove cooing to form woman, then presents her to man.
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Twashtri
Vulcan
Brave Red Hill Woman Foils Burglary Attempt
Mrs William Wallace of Red Hill near Parkersburg West Virginia woke to a intruder ransacking her home early in the morning with two children present. She fled outside to pull the farm bell rope to summon help and the burglar tried to keep her from ringing it but she managed to ring it a few times before neighbors arrived and pinched off the incident. The intruder fled and the woman fainted from the ordeal.
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William Wallace
Red Hill
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wallace
Clock Drawer Cache Sparks Will Controversy
Mrs Napney Bebout of Washington Pennsylvania died leaving a clock eight day piece to B F Abrahams of Bellefontaine. Hidden coins worth hundreds were found in clock drawers after her death prompting a probate dispute. Abrahams says the money belongs to him while other heirs claim it is part of the estate. The will leaves most property to nieces and nephews and a small gift to a Presbyterian board.
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Mra. Napney Bebout
Washington
W. M. Lee
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