Thaw case and public morals in early 1900s press
A collection of 1900s newspaper clippings discusses the Evelyn Nesbit Thaw story, Stanford White, and public reaction. It covers politics, Prohibition, two cent fares, judge West, spitting ordinances, and editorials on public life and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Madison C. Peters
New York
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Bar of Justice
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity Night Entertained at University Terrace
Friday night Mr and Mrs E J Jones hosted a Beta Theta Pi gathering at their home on University Terrace with members and friends. Guests included Mrs Jones Miss Mabel Codding and Mr Albertones in a decor rich library setting with ferns pink and blue. The event featured cards dancing and singing with Mystic Circle parting words, while out of town guests Charles Kinnison Arthur McFarland and Miss Charlotte Ullom attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Jones
University Terrace
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Jones
Mabel Codding
Albertones
Mystic Circle
C. H. Bryson
Misses Bishop
Perkins
Edith Jones
Ethel Rowles
Chappelear
Palmer
Crapps
Mitchell
Henry
Johnson
Moore
Grace Rowles
Eaton
Simon
Coultrap
Connor
Collins
Carpenter
Kinnison
Roach
Messrs
Nice
Speck
Chas
Beckler
Fred Beckler
Hamilton
Zellner
Kenney
Dunkle
Cherrington
Forsyth
Crow
Morgan
Lee
Biddison
Sibley
Bean
Albert
Roger
Ervan
Charles Kinnison
Jackson
Arthur McFarland
St. Clairsville
Charlotte Ullom
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound touted for female ailments
The advertisement proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most successful remedy for women’s ailments including inflammation ulceration and spinal weakness. It claims cures for many female complaints and supports kidney issues in both sexes, urging readers to use the product.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mrs Pinkham Offers Free Advice To Help Women
Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts invites women with any form of female weakness to write for free advice. She has helped sick women for over twenty years and previously assisted her mother Lydia E Pinkham. The guidance is described as free and always helpful.
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Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Girls Lose Both Games on Northern Trip
The Ada girls basketball team returned Sunday night from a northern state trip. They lost 27 to 7 to Ohio Northern University and later faced Otterbein in a rough game marked by 30 fouls in the first half. Players were bruised but the team pressed on with Dr. Jones and Miss Walls along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State
Westerville
Otterbein
Dr. Jones
Miss Walls
Wormeeel Isieasci
Dada
Merritt Mansford
Ye Iy
Awedes Higgins
Iwaus
Genes Curry
Ns Dedas Ans
Sss
Waeues Gates Td
Beies Tees Oh
Vera Langdon
Vsudina i
Akee Wees
Pelten
Washington Birthday Ideals From Great Men And Their Impact
The Cincinnati Enquirer Als observes Washington as an enduring ideal shaping national character. It notes his humanity restored by modern history while honoring him as Father and Founder of the Republic and compares him with Marcus Aurelius in intellectual, moral, and practical virtues celebrated across cities and schools.
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Washington
Republic
Marcus Aurelius
Cincinnati Enquirer
Salvation Army launches death by own action bureau in London
General Booth initiates a Salvation Army bureau to combat personal crisis among the poor. The program offers sympathy and life-affirming help, provides employment, and maintains strict secrecy. It emphasizes outreach, supports distressed individuals, and counters factors leading to self-destruction.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
London
Bureau
B P O E Banquet Celebrates Wives and Guests
A large B P O E lodge banquet honoring wives and ladies drew over 150 attendees, with an 8 pm reception, toast program led by LG Worstell and speakers including E C Woodworth, R W Roach, J B Allen, Alston Ellis, and Dr J M Higgins. Minnie Duckler and Clara Bancroft sang, menu featured oysters and roast turkey, Kipling anecdote noted.
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LG. Worstell
E. C. Woodworth
R. W. Roach
J. B. Allen
Alston Ellis
J. M. Higgins
Corvus Aries
Elegant observation parlor cars and through sleepers expanded
One way second class coonist fares to the west and southwest with sale dates March 5 and 19. Mexico and intermediate territory travel available from March 1 to April 30 to the North Pacific coast Montana Idaho. First elegant observation parlor cars operate between Toledo Columbus and Athens. Through Pullman sleepers Columbus to Chicago and Columbus to Detroit nightly with Columbus to Chicago quicker by ninety minutes. Reservations for sleepers can be made by F. S. Bean, ticket agent, Union Depot, Athens Ohio.
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California
North Pacific Coast
Montana
Idaho
Mexico
Toledo
Columbus
Athens
Chicago
Detroit
Bean
Union Depot
Ohio
Fragmentary speculation on future material for sociology study
A brief, vague aside notes that in a few years there may be enough material to interest social scientists. It hints at notable results but offers no concrete details or context about individuals, places, or events. The fragment lacks clear facts or an identifiable subject.
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Marietta Register
Harper's Weekly
New York State
Brayton
Rhode Island
New York
State Capitol
Odell
Higgins
State House
Providence Journal
Stanford White
Evelyn Thaw
Harry Thaw
Thaw
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Messenger and Herald
Messenger & Herald Printing Vo
Council
Daily
Weekly Messenger
Missouri Senate
Carrie Nation
Union
Michigan
Bellefontaine
William H. West
Abraham Iincoin
Supreme Court
Young American
T. E. Burton
Cleveland
Charles H. Grosvenor
Ed Vieor
Mr. Burton
Republican Party
Dayton
Foraker
Con
Burton
Longworth
Cincinnati
Satan
Beta Theta Pis
Uydia
E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Ladies
Ohio Northern University and
Otterbein Team
DeWitt
Civne’s Pharmacy
The
Order
Kipling
London Times
Bulletin
Ohio Central Lines
Jamestown Exposition
Hocking Valley
Sun