What the Women Are Doing and Seeing in England
A survey of women’s roles, notices, and public life. Highlights include servant girl questions in England, prominent women presiding at meetings, Patti’s appearance shift, Mrs. Sage and Mrs. Livermore in leadership, Seawell on immortality in writing, Meissonier’s art estate, Sara Bernhardt connections, Lady Somerset’s temperance album, a Boston wedding, and musings on listening, fashion, and shopping duties for clerks and customers.
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England
Shortlands
Kent
London
Patti
Russell Sage
Mary E. Livermore
Mollie Elliott Seawell
Miss Seawell
Meissonier
Palais de Beaux Arts
Sara Bernhardt
Murat
Charlotte Corday
Jeanne
Sara
Bernhardt
Lady Somerset
Mr. Caine
World’s Women’s Christian Temperance Conference
Enid Hunt
William Hunt
Samuel Slater
Slater’s Mills
Webster
Bar Harbor
Bowditch
Massachusetts
Sargent
Boston
Geneva
Job
Solomon
St. Paul
Concert in Cambridge at North Avenue Congregational Church
A large Cambridge audience enjoyed a charming concert last evening. Miss Fay Simmons led on the organ with a varied program by Raff Buck Hagler and Guilmont, eliciting hearty applause for pedal mastery and exquisite registration. Capen, tenor Wilhelm Heinrich, and harp soloist Van Venchten Rogers contributed pleasing variety to the success, though space limits further detail.
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Cambridge
North Avenue
Fay Simmons
Raff
Buck
Hagler
Guilmont
Wilhelm Heinrich
van Venchten Rogers
Appeals in Searles will case continue with two new petitions
Two more appeals in the Searles will case have been filed. Annie C Sevmaner a Los Angeles niece claims the will was not duly attested and that Mary F S Searles lacked sufficient testamentary capacity at execution. Lyman and Delia Sherwood of South East N Y appeal saying the document was not duly attested.
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Searles
Annie C. Sevmaner
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary F. S. Searles
Lyman Sherwood
Delia Sherwood
South East
N. Y
The Emma Abbott Sale Continues In New York
The Emma Abbott sale continued at Silos auction rooms drawing a great crowd. High end jewelry changed hands with a pair of diamond earrings selling for 500 dollars. Total receipts surpassed 16 thousand dollars.
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Emma Abbott
New York
Silos
Marthy Johnson Defies Family For Love And Tools
In Johnson Corners Marthy defies Aunt Disbrow and the Johnson line to wed Jim Benner a carpenter. A legacy of Uncle Elnathan Rogers and a box of tools spark a bold union, ending with a jubilant wedding as Jim reveals the true bequest and Marthy embraces a new name and life.
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Bible Society
Aris
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Laving
Silas Johnson
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Delared
Mathy
Laviny Johnson
Old Rogers
Sweet
Mechan
Ically
James Bennet
Mar
Marthy Johnson
Benner
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