Tammany Control Shifts at New York State Democratic Convention
Delegates at the Syracuse state convention clash over representation and recognition of Tammany Hall as the regular party organization. Protests reject a one fifth share for Tammany while efforts to seat the Cleveland-led faction falter. A split vote leaves Hawkins and Hill backing the regular NY County reform, with a final ticket for state offices unnamed but debated amid platform pledges for honest elections and anti-trust stands.
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Cleveland Census Dead Line at White House Grounds
A historical account describes President Cleveland establishing a strict "dead line" around his grounds to deter intruders and curious visitors. Only trusted friends and officials could approach beyond the gate, with secret service oversight and a narrow driveway preventing vehicle access.
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International Deep Water Association Meeting at Cleveland
At the Cleveland Conference the Canton and International Deep Water Association gathering drew strong attendance. Notable items included credentials reports showing fifteen states and provinces represented. Speakers from Canada and the United States outlined policy while abstracts on export lumber and timber write were presented. The convention was invited to meet next in Quebec.
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Wehard St. Dobett
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Convention of Irishmen Opens Irish American Unity Drive
A three day convention in Chicago at the Young Men's Christian Association hall drew large Irish American attendance to form an open organization backing Irish independence without endorsing violence. Officers were elected unanimously and enthusiasm grew over adding a vice president. a bold plan for an Irish American banting army was proposed. Elsewhere, shipments to mission stations faced fresh port delays in Constantinople as customs scrutiny increased, while labor strikes disrupted two Saint Joseph Missouri plants with reduced hours.
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Dm. Kennedy
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C.D. O'Brien
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Constantinoply
Gowns and Gowning in Gotham Style Appeal for Winter Wear
A fashion roundup details winter dress trends from Gotham boutiques. It highlights capes and cloaks in velvet and fur, round and tailored capes, and confections for gowns with fur trims. Also notes fashion from feather boas to steeled gray fabrics, and the rise of all cloth gowns with velvet contrasts.
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Chicago Educators Debate Why Women Enter Teaching
A Chicago Board of Education debate defends incentives for women entering public school teaching. Reported figures show many leave after four to five years, yet some teachers remain decades, raising questions about tenure, pay, and marriage. The Standard discusses coeducation and the need for linked university and women’s colleges to expand opportunities.
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The Education of Women in Separate Schools
A discussion on the role of women’s education and the value of single sex schooling alongside coeducation. The piece argues that distinct social roles and a woman’s character require a system that preserves gender distinctions within a complete educational framework.
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