Bachelors Rise In 1900 Census Sparks Domestic Debate
A discussion traces bachelor predominance after the 1900 census, arguing women’s conduct influences marriage rates. It cites social roles, fashioning men as various types, and notes women’s inertia may curb conventional pressures to wed. Other items advise needlework, reading, and prudent household budgeting.
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Harper's Weekly
Pretty Neckties And Bathing Rules For Women
A thrifty girl crafts neck stocks from odds and ends of silk and trim, showing several black and white and polka dot options. The piece also outlines daily hygiene, bathing, and cold plunge tips for women, citing gains in health and appearance, with notes from the Pittsburg Dispatch on reflex reactions to cold baths.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Broad Collars On Gowns Feature Lace And Embroidery
Spring and summer gowns will use broad collars in lace, new or oriental embroidery. Collars are square and formed from white or color empros, with linen or lawn not used. Pique also appears in collars, some with coarse lace appliques.
Flood destroys lives and property across Middle Atlantic regions
Widespread freshets from heavy rain and melting snow paralyze industry and transport in the Middle Atlantic and New England. Paterson and Passaic suffer multi million dollar damage while 30 lives are lost. Pennsylvania and New York report extensive flooding, factory drownings, and tens of thousands left unemployed.
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Middle
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Passaic River
New Jersey
Paterson
Passaic
Wallington
Newark
Newark Bay
Derby
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Housatonic River
New Haven
Only Survivor of 1812 War Granted Pension Increase
Hiram Cronk of Dunn Brook Oneida County New York age 108 the last survivor of the war of 1812 has won a favorable pension bill. Cronk born April 29 1800 comes from a long line of military ancestors including service in the French and Indian and Revolutionary eras. The pension board notes 1527 widows remain but most husbands were older veterans.
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Congressional Committee On Pensions
Hiram Cronk
Dunn Brook
Oneida County
N. Y
Frankfort
Herkimer County
James Cronk
Map of Henry itinerary and New York Central woes
The article notes the Prince Henry itinerary disrupted by floods along the Mohawk and Hudson rivers. The Empire State Express and Montreal Express were stranded near Castleton with passengers evacuated by boat. A meat dealer named Barrett drowned near Kingston as water covered tracks. Roosevelt plans trout fishing in Garrett County Maryland in April.
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New York State
Delaware
Neversink
Port Jervis
Sullivan County
Coshocton
Narrowsburg
Mohawk
Hudson Rivers
New York Central Railroad
Albany
Castleton
Hudson
Empire State Express
Montreal Express
Kingston
Barrett
Roosevelt
Allegheny
Garrett County
Maryland
Cumberland
Prince Henry
Germany
United States
New York
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Louisville
Nashville
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Canada
Niagara Falls
Methuen Defeated in South Africa Battle Near Mafeking
Britain suffers a major reverse as Gen. Methuen with 1100 men is defeated by Boer General Delarey near Mafeking. Methuen wounded and captured. three officers and 38 men killed, 72 wounded, 200 missing. Paris and forces split. guns captured. British defense falls. Dispatch read in House of Commons confirms the loss and notes delayed relief of Kimberley.
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Great Britain
South Africa
Methuen
England
Delarey/ Methuen
House of Commons
Brodrick
Kitchemer
Paris
Kimberley
House of Lords
Lord Raglan
Lord Roberts
The
Array
Delavey
Transvaal
Mafeking
Winburg
Orangeree
Lichtenburg
Lord Paul Methuen
Earl Roberts
Cronje
Roberts
Bloemfontein
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Delarey
de Wet
Kitchener
Supreme Court voids Illinois anti-trust law in 1900 ruling
The U S Supreme Court held the Illinois anti trust statute unconstitutional due to its exemption for agricultural products and livestock. In Connelly v Union Sewer Pipe Co of Ohio Justice Harlan delivered the decision, first upholding Judge Kohlsaat's January 1900 ruling that the exemption taints the entire act, voiding the 1893 statute.
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Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Illinois
Thomas Connelly
Union Sewer Pipe Company
Ohio
Justice Harlan
Wkoltisaat
Kohlsaat
Kohlstaat
Influenza Epidemic, Crime and Financial Press Headlines
Notes of Current Events report an influenza epidemic in London and a search of Greenville Mississippi for a $100000 claim. A snow slide in Fishers Colorado killed 18 year old Richard Hovey. Miss Stone’s capture by brigands is discussed and Turkey denies kidnapping liability. Chicago broker William G Wasmansdorf is insolvent owing $92000. St Joseph Missouri attorney George Clabber died by suicide.
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London
Greenville
Miss
Richard Hovey
Fishers
Colo
Miss Stone
William G. Wasmansdorf
Chicago
George Clabber
St. Joseph
Turkey
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