Editorial backs equal suffrage at Kansas meeting
The Kansas State Editorial association voted in favor of women’s suffrage at its Hutchinson meeting with a strong cross party show of support. About a dozen lady journalists and editors’ wives attended, with all women voting affirmatively. Mrs Harriet B Evans passed the Iowa bar at Des Moines at age 22 after top marks, practicing with husband H K Evans of Corydon.
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Woman from Culpeper petitions legislature for suffrage
Mrs. Orra Langhorne of Culpeper Virginia has sent an individual petition for enfranchisement to her state legislature. She cites reasons for why she should be allowed to vote and the petition is expected to succeed.
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Culpeper Va
Josephine K Henry
Kentucky
Virginia D. Young
South Carolina
John L Throckmorton
Columbus
Lucy Chapman
Fairfield
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Stoddard
Shamway
Western Union Company
Sturgis
Woman Druggist Opens Philadelphia Pharmacy
Miss Susannah Haydock runs a newly established drug store in Philadelphia where she specializes in compounding medicines. A graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy she trained under Dr. Susan Hayhurst, longtime apothecary at the Woman's Hospital.
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Susannah Haydock
Philadelphia
Miss Haydock
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Susan Hayhurst
Woman's Hospital
Philadelphia Ledger
The Melancholy Princess Appears With Husband Publicly
London Letter notes the Prince of Wales family rumors settled after the princess appeared with her husband several times in the past days. She appeared pale and wan yet observers caution melancholy can be common in women of her age.
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A Labor Leader's View of It
A Boston labor leader denounces denying suffrage to workers who want to vote as a relic of barbaric spirit. He argues it shows men cling to prerogatives, being self conceited unenlightened and mean in the extreme.
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Woman's World highlights at Brooklyn gym for 800 young women
A Brooklyn Young Women’s Christian Association gym hosts 800 girls, ages 16 and up, with private rooms and baths. They perform feats from parallel bars to wall climbs, led by Miss Helen H. Frothingham. The piece notes health benefits and rising female athleticism.
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Brooklyn
Dameel
Helen H. Frothingham
Brooklyn Times
Pink Dinner Marks Bride to Be in Early Eve Celebration
A young woman’s pre wedding dinner featured a pink heart themed table and attire. Pink cards, ribbons, napkins and corsages framed the event, with guests toasts praising the bride. A New York Times piece is cited, noting editorial officials should have attended a women’s club meeting on the topic.
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United States Orient
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Iowa House Moves On Woman Suffrage Bills And County News
A house committee on woman suffrage appoints a chair and advances a constitutional amendment bill. A municipal suffrage bill is introduced in the senate by Senator Palmer. The Des Moines Capital notes taxpaying mothers sign petitions for suffrage. 400 names, including 91 from Chariton, are reported. Rev. Abbey Danforth, in Japan, preaches in Japanese with no written sermon. Spangles and aluminium embroidery textiles gain fashion appeal. Rose Cleveland remains reluctant about White House life.
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Jamenton
Des Moines
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Dungan
Iowa
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Abbey Danforth
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Japan
Tokio
Perin
Danforth
Sandai
The Working Girl and the Pinkham Remedy
A special feature discusses worn workers at risk from displacement of the womb and other gynecological issues. Sallie Palmer of Nicetown cites back and abdominal pain and irregular periods, urging early action. The piece promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy.
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Sallie Palmer
Nicetown
Lydia E. Pinkham
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