Participation Account Deposits Earn May Interest
Deposits on Participation Account made on or before May 15 earn interest from May 1. Dividends payable in August and February.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1894
Page
1
Deposits on Participation Account made on or before May 15 earn interest from May 1. Dividends payable in August and February.
President SawteL P Cott serves as president with Albert L CaLPER as vice president. Joshua Maddeman is named treasurer in a concise civic office note.
The London School of Medicine for Women shows steady gains with 18 students passing London University exams and others succeeding at Ireland, the Society of Apothecaries, and Scotch College. Scotland builds a new Muirhead College for Women funded to train women as medical practitioners, dentists, or scientists, amid complex ties to Glasgow and Queen Margaret colleges.
Wilmingtons New Century club in Delaware owns a house built by its members with 450 members. Women must buy at least one $5 share to join. some hold 20 or more shares. The $5 annual fee grants access to lectures language classes current events dressmaking and more. The club spends about $1800 a year on lectures and features an audience room stage parlours committee rooms a kitchen and two ground floor rooms rented as a drug store and a restaurant.
Dr. Callie Haynes resigns after four years as assistant physician at the Western State hospital of Virginia. Recognized for efficiency with re-elections and salary increases, she plans to settle in Staunton. The Staunton Vindicator notes several women candidates, three Virginians, are expected to seek the vacancy.
A man, dramatically pale and staggered, tells a policeman a girl in a white tap and blue bloomers rode down him with a bicycle. She vanished quickly after the incident, leaving few details.
An open shed style trap built from nails and boards serves as a simple manure catcher. It can be temporary or fixed, placed on poorer field spots to lure livestock for rest, especially in hot or rainy weather, causing manure accumulation.
The article notes a large congressional appropriation to fight tuberculosis in dairy herds under the Agriculture Department with state health boards receiving tuberculin on request. It also promotes the New York & New England Railroad guide Mountains Lakes and Seashore, detailing routes hotels and the accessible vacation country of Southeastern New England. Copies are available via W. R. Babecock and local agents.
The article outlines Robert Buchanan’s long career as a poet and novelist and his recent bankruptcy filing. It notes his uneven success in drama, cites A Social Butterfly coauthored with David Christie Murray, and highlights his notable works Alone In London and Sophia. It also covers his early life in Staffordshire, education in Glasgow, and prolific output, while predicting that financial woes will not halt his literary activity.
The Naval War College in Newport, once famed for its name, relocates lectures to Coasters Island and opens a new building. A $101,600 appropriation funded the move turning the former asylum into a practical training site for young naval officers. Admiral Stephen B. Luce emphasizes the program aims for mature technical education akin to the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Charles Russell and Josephine Shaw Lowell argued that securing the ballot would guarantee protection for a woman's labor and ensure rewards equal to men for the same work, as suffrage and protection would come together with voting rights.
The palatial Norwich Line steamer City of Lowell is due June 29 for the Harvard Yale race at New London. It promises speed and luxury with a first class orchestra in summer, a 75 cent table d hote dinner, magazines, and other comforts for passengers.
A stimulant is praised to nourish roots and preserve natural hair color. Hall's Hair Renewer is presented as the best tonic for hair care.
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