Anaconda Woman's Literary Club Opens Third Season
The Woman's Literary Club of Anaconda begins its third season on October 6 with the president's address and papers by three members. Officers include Mrs. G. B. Winston as president and Miss Elizabeth L. Thomas as critic. The program surveys English history from Henry VII to Elizabeth I with readings, current events, and discussions through Christmas.
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Woman's Literary Club of
Anaconda
G. B. Winston
David Cohen
J. M. Sligh
Maud Grant
Edna R. Waterbury
A. M. Walker
Elizabeth L. Thomas
England
Miss Blackstone
Miss Sligh
Webb
Miss Whiteley
Miss McNulta
Miss Williams
McGuinness
Douglas
Spain
New World
Mrs. Cohen
Miss Hardenbrook
Sir Thomas More
Miss Sutherland
Whitehall
S Spencer
Miss Thomas
Sir Philip Sidney
Miss Gleeson
John Knox
Sargeant
William Shakespeare
Irvine
Macbeth
Mrs. McNulta
Federated Woman's Clubs
Woman's Club
F. P Holbrook
C. C. Rueger
A. H. Wethey
E. H. Renisch
E. de B. Pettibone
C. J. Schatzlein
H. P. Heldrick
E. L. Kern
J. R. Wharton
F. F. Kelley
Ing
W. White
J. A. Cutting
W. H. Fenton
Henry VIII
Mary Daum
Homer Club
Leopold I
Busch
Buzzo
Leibnitz
Atwater
Joseph I
Hollinshead
Mozart
Beethoven
Clark
Weinick
Miss Crowe
Goethe
Rockwood
Zollverein
Hammond
Joseph II
Drennan
Faust
Hendricks
Alexander von Humboldt
Moore
Batterman
Noyes
Christie
Welrick
Groeneveld
Growth Patterns in Census Cities Revealed by New Figures
A review of recent census returns highlights rapid growth in Lake Michigan and manufacturing cities while river and coastal towns lag. Lake cities like Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Toledo Cleveland and Buffalo show strong gains, with rail hubs such as Indianapolis Denver and Atlanta expanding despite limited waterway advantages.
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Indianapolis
Denver
Atlanta
Lake Cities
Richmond
Charleston
Boston
Galveston
South
Albany
Hudson
Atlantic City
New England
New Jersey
Henry Gannett
Testi
United States
Wilmington
North Carolina
Savannah
Georgia
Willcox
Cornell University
American Economic Association
Mobile
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Southern Railway
Mississippi River
Vicksburg
Helena
Ark
New York Evening Post
Great Lakes
Norfolk
Portland
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Upper
Michigan
Frenzied Frenchman Mocking American Politics in Journal
Alphonse Le Mouton, a French journalist, ridicules American campaign theater In a satirical piece for the New York Journal he mocks Roosevelt McKinley Bryan and electoral colleges. He lampoons dinner pails laborers and pig taunts amid political chowder imagery and clashing ideas.
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Dinkelspiel
Dooley
Alphonse le Mouton
New York Journal
America
Demonico's
France
Coleges
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