Steady Advance in Women Medical Education Across Nations
The London School of Medicine For Women reports 18 graduates with honors in anatomy medicine and obstetrics. In Scotland and Ireland, recent exams and new schools for women mark progress. The Muirhead College For Women aims to advance female medical instruction, though Glasgow’s medical education landscape remains complex.
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London School of Medicine
University of London
University of Ireland
Society of Apothecaries
London
Scotch College of Physicians and Surgeons
Bootland
Théd
Victoria Infirmary
Muirhead
Victoria College
Queen’s College
Queen Margaret College For Women
Queen Margaret College
University of Glasgow
Muirhead College
Glasgow
Muirhead College For Women
London School
England
India
Wilmington New Century Club House and Membership Details
Wilmington Delaware hosts a New Century Club with its own house built by members. The 450 member group requires at least one $5 share for admission and a $5 annual fee for access to lectures languages classes and events. The building features an audience room stage parlors committee rooms a kitchen and tavern rooms, with drug store and restaurant rentals on the ground floor.
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Vilmington
Del
Resignation of Dr Callie Haynes at Western State Hospital
Dr Callie Haynes, assistant physician at Western State Hospital of Virginia for four years, has resigned. The board praised her efficiency, with re-elections and salary increases. She will settle in Staunton, Virginia, and the Staunton Vindicator notes several candidates, including Virginians, will seek the vacancy.
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Callie Haynes
Western State Hospital of Virginia
Haynes
Staunton
Oldest Kentucky Matriarch Betsy Shelton Noted in Henderson Courier
Betsy Shelton, born 1798 in North Carolina, is described as the oldest mother in Webster County and oldest grandmother in Kentucky, with 14 children, 117 grandchildren, 282 great grandchildren, and 19 great great grandchildren. She moved to Kentucky in 1816. her husband died in 1867. she remains in moderate health.
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Webster County
Kentucky
United States
Betsy Shelton
North Carolina
Henderson
Courier
Women Medical College Grads Include Southern Eight
Eight of the 52 graduates from the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania this year hail from the South. The gold medal for the best report on the surgical clinics of Woman's Hospital was awarded to Miss Loris Seelay.
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Woman’s Medical College of Pennsylvania
South
Woman’s Hospital
Mies Loris
Women Break Barriers in Science and Industry
A New York Dispatch summary notes women entering engineering, medicine, astronomy, and vocational fields in Britain and America. It highlights patents by Maria Golts and Maria Kirchner, roles as computer aids in Harvard Yale observatories, and Miss Murray's Harvard discovery. It contrasts progress with opposition while praising women’s intellect and expanding professional opportunities.
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Thas Phera
Great Britain
Maria Golts
London
Maria Kirchner
Ame Osty
Busle Bimmona
Kent
America
Cambridge
Cornell
Bryn,Mawr
Johns Hopkins University
Bureaus of Meteorology and Astronomy
Washington
United States
New York Dispatch
First Japanese woman student at Radcliffe Khan explores life in Cambridge
The Radcliffe undergrad Miss Mori, the first Japanese student at the college, arrives to study for missionary work. She recalls her father's Christian conversion, life with Mr Davis in Japan, and adapting to American customs. She notes preferring American dress yet admiring Japanese attire, enjoying the bright American life yet missing some aspects of home.
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Radcliffe College
Harvard Emnex
Shidi-Mori
Satares
Ericam Coiffare
Ian
Radcliffe
Dr. Sargent
Davis
Japan
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Congregationaligtx
Davia
America
York Tribune
The Eight of Women and Property Rights Debate
The article discusses changes in women's property rights during the late 19th century, noting that wives may control earnings and property. It observes cautious, gradual progress as legal authority over marital finances shifts and public opinion evolves on women’s economic autonomy.
Chicago Hussars debate divided skirts in riding habit
A discussion among Chicago women about riding attire turns lively as Mrs. Mida and Mrs. Egerton advocate divided skirts on horses. Mrs. Mida defends the attire for ease and grace, claiming it is modest and practical despite public remarks.
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Woman's Artillery
Chicago’ Hussars
Charles G. Cobbgpdle
Tattersalle
Huasany
Yeembers
Mira William Mida
Grand Boulevard
Mira Beeb. Egerton
Michigan Ayenna
Mida
Women denied voting or legal practice in 1881 ruling
A Providence Journal item discusses a Massachusetts case and states that women are not constitutionally guaranteed the right to vote or to practice law. It notes Miss Mary Philbrooke of Hoboken sought admission to practice, and references evolving views on women’s professional eligibility and outdoor life impacts.
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Ah Teast
Boshot Herald
Massachusetts
Mies Philbrooke
Gaede & Minturn
Hoboken
Inet
Girie
Fio Periest
Hypterio
Providence Journal
Fragmentary Note on Office Decor and Conduct
A garbled passage discusses life and appearances, mentioning beautifying offices where people work and referencing behavioral influence. The text is incomplete and contains many unreadable words, making a clear report difficult.
Unsure fragment hints at resilience under strain
A terse fragment discusses steadiness under pressure, noting resistance to slipping or being knocked off course despite strain. Details are unclear, but the tone suggests a manual or metaphor about maintaining grip and stability.
Massachusetts Senate defeats bill on women notaries
A Massachusetts Senate vote fails 12 to 10 to permit women to serve as notaries public. The article notes about 90 women are serving acceptably as notaries in various regions, but the senate shows hesitation on expanding eligibility.
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Massachueetia
Senate
Dountry
Local Garden Club Proposes New Healthful Retreat
A fragmented notice from the city discusses a proposal linked to the Landgrape garden and the Matrypolitan Publico Garden in London. It mentions Wilkinson and a potential opening for American women to pursue healthful study and recreation, hinting at a future project amid uncertain details.
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Mins
Wilkinson
Matrypolitan Publico Garden Association
London
Fragmentary note on moving aside an old nag
Incomplete OCR shows someone directing a person named Stenbig to shift an old nag aside to make room on a tigerben side. The fragment lacks clear names and context.
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Sand Stenbig
Hivf
Florence Grant Builds Boston Directory Printing Firm
This item profiles Mrs Florence Grant a 35 year old immigrant who arrived in Portland with her husband and by enterprise built a large job printing business now producing a Boston women directory.
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Coe Ae Senate
Enone Bishment
Mies
Florence Grant
Ortiand
Boston
Women’s Directory
French Court Rules on Wife's Dowry Property
A historical note reports a French court decision declaring the dowry or marriage portion as the husband’s property. The item hints at rising agitation in a near future regarding married women's property, reflecting broader legal debates.
Flying Dutchman on Lake Avenue Sparks Two Good Samaritans
On a South Side street at night a young woman on a bicycle cannot stop or turn. Brown and Jones chase the rider, assist with balance, and return her home, then mock the idea that women vote. Chicago News reports the comic rescue and its punchline.
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Brown
Jeunes
Prooka
Jones
Lake Avenues
Jonas
Peacher
Lake Avenue
Hoe
Tony
North Pole
Lake Superior
Chicago News
How Moody Made His Money From Gospel Hymns Profits
The piece questions Moody's funds linked to mission work and Northfield schools while detailing the commercial success of Gospel Hymns and Sacred Songs by Bliss and Sankey. It notes royalties totaling about 1.25 million dollars paid to Moody’s represented interests over 20 years from 20 million copies sold at 5 cents to 1.25 dollars with a 20 percent royalty.
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Moody's
Northfield
Dar Eee P. P. Bliss
Ira D. Sankey
Jodton
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