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Newspaper
Boston Weekly Globe
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1891
Page
8
A columnist argues for planning for sudden death, urging men to set assets, wills, and wishes in order to spare families hardship. He uses Windom as a case study, praising quick death for its reputational impact and cautioning about long illnesses, with reflections on Lincoln and Garfield and a call to personal responsibility.
A long profile of Senator John James Ingalls of Kansas recounts his birth in Middleton Massachusetts on December 29 1833 his education at Williams College and bar admission in 1858 his move to Kansas his early struggles as a lawyer and his rise as a famed orator He details his involvement in the Wyandotte convention his work to exclude slavery from Kansas and his later Senate career including clashes with Joe Brown of Georgia and his reputation as a sharp witted critic with a distinctive dress and demeanor
On October 17 1814 Massachusetts called a New England conference as Ghent despatches revealed British peace terms demanding Nantucket rights fishing concessions and Indian and lake issues. Federalists blamed Washington and won the November elections urging Hartford Convention talk and a new federal compact with radical changes to the Union.
The passage previews Edward Bellamy and Ladies' Home Journal ideas about women and men in the year 2000. It argues the unmarried woman will command dignity and independence, while men will rely on merit rather than coercion or status. It foresees nationalism shaping male subservience and ethical conduct in future relationships.
George M. Bradley, the first U S patient given lymph inoculation, dies at a little over 30 in Harvey Connecticut after months of treatment that severely affected his throat and hindered nourishment. His death is linked to throat condition from the therapy, with his strength failing quickly as injections began in December. His fellow patient, Prof Blake’s son, remains near death from the same ailment and treatment challenges.
Prof Koch departs for a six to eight week Egyptian holiday taking with him the secret of lymph preparation despite revealing its elements. German physicians express disgust as Prussia debates controlling the medicine’s sale. Berlin reports limited therapeutic success in 100 surgical cases. concerns arise Koch may never return alive, risking his formula’s fate.
A Kansas woman, Mrs Henry Wysong, living seven miles west of Harrow, killed herself after slashing her 12 year old son and setting her farm home ablaze during a brutal hunger driven spree. Neighbors found the charred remains after the fire.
Mrs. Kate Gannett Wells argues three broad factors eroding marriage for women Philanthropy higher education and self analysis. She says philanthropy creates responsibility for others happiness reducing focus on self and marriage. Education broadens women’s roles and redefines marriage as incidental. Self analysis shifts focus to personal fulfillment as society gains leisure to examine loneliness and appreciation gaps in marriage.
A lady patient with a severely burned hand apologizes for disturbing a doctor at night. The doctor replies that the trouble is a pleasure. A bachelor comments on a friend's marriage with mixed, reflective remarks about his own prospects.
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