Anglo Saxon Women and Moral Life in Society
The text discusses women's duties and moral influence, praising example and restraint. It cites the United States movement toward Jacobin families, urges women to pursue useful, cultured roles, and argues a loveless marriage harms society. It notes improvements in society, with women entering arts, universities, and public life, while preserving feminine charm and reserve.
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Tam Yory
United States
Dan
Mfe
Iime
Fine Arta
Cuumbirlem
America
Italy
Domentic
Aiicera
Larly
Kaiser greets Nick and Alice Longworth in Kiel harbor visit
June 24 passage describes Emperor William hosting U.S. guests including Mr and Mrs Longworth and party aboard the Hamburg yacht. Princesses Augusta Victoria and Elkel Frederick join holidays in Bavaria while battleships and cruisers illuminate the Kiel waterfront with electric displays. Longworth party dined with the emperor and observed the regatta preparations before departing later that evening.
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William
Longworth
Elrol Frederick
Qeking Li
Kiel
Afra Longworth
Hamburg
Ne Vie
Augusta Victoria
Henry of
Frussiala
Bavaria
Princene Ektel Frederick
Pal
Myunburg
Bag Aman
Pocta- Aan
Estel
Mr. and
Mire
Basidva
Longorth
Allison
Howard
George Armour
Jordan Mott Wern
Princesa Atel
Emperor Willan
America
Americans
Princers
Emperor
Ata
Ehtpa
Lonworth
Wonder
Courtly views on women and marriage in dialogue
A fragment from a royal or editorial discussion explores coquetry, virtue, and manners in women. It contrasts the ideal lady with worldly talk, urging cultivation of intellect, arts, and altruism. It asserts marriage as life’s vocation for many and notes women's broad moral influence. J. 3. Conway.
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Crimea
Conway
Woman Brav es Cannibal Land
Beatrice Grimshaw returns to London after two years among cannibal tribes in the New Hebrides New Caledonia area She toured a temple with taboo for women observed skulls and mummies and witnessed an idol dance cannibal feast and a tragic case of a woman killed by her husband for talking too much Grimshaw preserved a thigh bone and skull as curios while noting cultural contrasts between New Hebrides and the eastern Pacific
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Landdon
Ueatrica Grimshaw
Lterary Imaterial
London
Halh & Beok
Fiji
Mallolo
Miss Grimshaw
Blas Grimshaw
Aian Beatrice
New Hebrides
Pacific
Switch Brakes Fail In Mountain Car Death at Orange
One man died and eleven injured in an experimental trolley car test at the Orange Munutuls in New York. A braking invention failed, cars ran up the incline, then slid back. Patrick Burns of New York was killed after leaping from the moving vehicle. John Quaile, a Grange car inspector, was severely injured and not expected to live. Henry Dowd of Newark suffered cuts and sprains.
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New York
Orange
Metine
Patrick Burns
John Quaile
Grange
Henry Dowd
Newark
Mortuary notices and funeral services listed
Joseph T. Mayhugh son of W. T. Meshugh of 177 Grittin atrent died Saturday night after a long illness. Funeral services will be held today from Harry G Poole's chapel with interment at Westview. Lizzie Shield Mien Tillie Shietin died at home 247 Westwood avenue of consumption. Funeral services to be held at the residence today at 1 o'clock, burial at Westview. Mrs A. Q. Turner wife of Chief Turner of the county police died at her residence on the Greenaterry road at 3 o'clock Sunday morning. Funeral service at the residence this afternoon at 5 o'clock, burial at Westview. J. W. Boenca died at home 170 Neen street Friday night. Funeral service at the residence 480 yesterday afternoon. A widow and six children survive Mr Boenca. Miss Daisy Cumbon of Columbus Ga dies yesterday in Rose TN. Funeral at Rose Hill Methodist church this afternoon.
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Joseph T. Mayhugh
W. T. Meshugh
Harry G Poole
Weatview
Disa
Lizzie Shield
Mien
Tillie Shietin
Lela
Westyler
A. Q. Turner
Chief Turner
County Police
Grrenaterry
Talerment
Weatvirey
A. W. Spance
J. W. Boenca
Greek man and several others face court after Sunday raid
PETID POLGOS a Greek and others are charged after plainclothes officers raided a dwelling. One Negro male 185 Peters street was seized, 34 Negroes were held, including Jerry Williams who confessed to a Birmingham murder. Dave Greer, a boy, was caught after stealing $8 on Peters Street. $7 recovered.
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Peters Gireot
Trowan
Rosser
Caogler
Starnex
Jerry Willams
Birmingham
Dave Greer
Peters Atreet
McGahee
Greeren
Russia Faces Cabinet Replacement Drive in St Petersburg
A conservative centrist bloc in the council of the empire advocates removing the Goremykin ministry. Yermoloff argues a new cabinet with moderate elements is needed if the present government cannot pacify the country and address peasant land hunger and Jewish rights with restrictions.
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Yermoleff
St. Petersburg
Conservave
Council of the Empire
Goremykin
Democratic Reform
Govadeational Democratic Party
Yermcleft
Agricultur
Furdament
Givan
M. Yermaloft
Geauk
Yermaloff
Street Car Strike Triggers Citywide Police Order in Allentown
In Allentown Pennsylvania on June 24 a strike by Lehigh Valley Transit Motormen and conductors led to widespread disruption. Crowds gathered at transfer points, cars were damaged or halted, and police were deployed to disperse the disturbance as leaders urged recognition of the union and reinstatement of fifteen disciplined workers.
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Allentown
Lehigh Valley Transit Company
Siath Ang Hamilton
Beran
Trexler
Young
Mansager Thalt
Schaeffer
Mirawsay
Ion
Trict
North Carolina
Weahington
Civil Service
Caroline
Civil Service Tilkeen
Ina
Dell
Inea
Beier
Fragmentary Bungtown Bugle Exchange Sounds Like Hoarse Ad Copy
The Bungtown Bugle fareman complains about missing advertising space while the editor and proprietor respond with mock frustration about cash draws. The garbled dialogue hints at a local paper in a precarious state with jokes about a “Mmne Kind” case and empty racks.
Two Thousand Bachelors Seek Brides in Belgian Village
Brussels reports a yearly marriage mart at Beausaines LaLaing where two thousand bachelors from Belgium France and Germany converged seeking wives. Despite a shortage of eligible girls only ninety seven brides were available yet the event drew crowds many workers and tradesmen with plans for dowries and marriage, a large open air concert and a noon welcome at the town hall.
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Cupid’s
Brussels
Belgium
France
Germany
Eeaussines- Lalaing
Mart BB
Dosusanes
Deward
Luxemburg
Clerka
Na Branen
Trada Ap
Plaen Des Finanratiles
Place de la Concorde
Apinater
Comtastica
Indy
Tundada
Lettera
Fistnding Bastaria
Paris
Gilly
Beausaines
Church League Battles Over Texas Presbyterians Property
Corsicana June 24 The union and dissenting members of the Cumberland Presbyterian church have taken the case to the courts. The legislative body voted to join the northern Presbyterians and an agreement was reached to operate one church jointly at different times with different pastors. A conflict arose over property and the congregation went before District Judge Cobb, who issued an injunction restraining the opposing faction from taking the church until the ownership is decided by the courts.
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Corsicana
Tex
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Batartry
Chortata
Cobh
Girl Steals To Be A Lady In Swiss Hotel
Two Yule girls aged 4 and 10 were arrested in Berne on a Fribourg police balance for thefts from their parents. The elder admitted stealing hundreds of francs and jewels to fund a wish to be a lady and claimed a plan with a maid. She wore satin garments, a feathered hat, and her mother’s jewelry when apprehended. the circus to Fribourg authorities followed, with parents blamed for the reading of novel letters.
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Geneva
Ot Berne
Balanca
Fribourg
France
Aome
Switarrlard
Are
Friboure
Meron City Court to Start Special Work Week
The Criminal Branch of City Court in Meron begins a special week of operations starting tomorrow to handle a large backlog of criminal cases. An A decker schedule has been arranged to cover the week and will require extensive work throughout the city court.
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City Court
Meron
A. Decker
America Falls Into Paganism Says United Dr Crothers
London June 24 Dr Crothers American divine warned at the annual meeting of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association that secular education in America leads to paganism. He cited New England as proof of religious decline with empty country schools, lack of moral guidance, and a drift toward materialism. He contrasted American preachers Carnegie and Troudevalt as symbols of the era.
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London
Crothers
America
Kenex Hall
Kasey Street
Strand
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Crothern
Gath
Americ
New England
Posaniam
England
Andrew Carnegie
Theodore Troudevalt
Ciizena
Heavay
Laugeter
United States of America
Woman Burned Beneath Auto In Pasadena Crash
In Los Angeles a car overturned on Colorado Street at 60 mph near Pasadena. The gasoline tank exploded, killing Mrs. James J. Cordert, 28, and badly burning chauffeur John Senderson who may die. Med Ela May Morris of Pueblo, Colorado, was lightly burned and bruised. J J Cordert and wife escaped unharmed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Colorado Street
Pasadena
James J. Cordert
John Senderson
Shaeffeur
Ela May Morris
Pueblo
Cola
J J. Cordert
Black Shoots Car Conductor in Cairo Incident
In Cairo on June 24 Hardin Davie, an African American, shot streetcar conductor W. A. Keeney fatally wounding him and wounded Paducah baseball player Frank Darget after a fare dispute. A bystander police officer restrained Davie, as an angry crowd threatened lynching.
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Cairo
Hardin Davie
W. A. Keeney
Flay
Frank Dargel
Paducah
Davis
Kona
Tey
Keasley
Darget
Pasanngar
Fatal double tragedy at Ettawoerry church event in Dublin
Three Black individuals died after a quarrel at Ettawoerry church near Dublin Georgia on June 24. Michell Dan Wil burn Dek Wright were fatally wounded. Parity Hulines shot in the knee. Joe Cipviand and Stitch were named suspects in the violence. Copeland traveled to town with authorities to report the incident.
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Ettawoerry
Duplin
Michell
Dan Wilburn
Dek Wright
Witchst
Joe Cipviand
Wilturs
Stitch
Wright
Clolse
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