Home Woman's Goal and Modern Civics in Education
Prof D J Kiehle of the University of Minnesota addresses the National Educational Association in Chicago. He argues women must combine equal rights with continued education to enhance the home, calling for health science and hygienic home management, and warns against the commercialization of domestic life as wealth increases. He notes daughters are moving from home toward professions, urging education for higher home roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Kiehle
University of Mine Hesefa
Department of Superintendents
National Educational Association
Chicago
Prof. Kichle
Atork
Royal honors for author Myra Hamilton in fairy tale book
Miss Myra Hamilton, stepdaughter of A W Pinero, has her volume Fancy Far Land accepted by the Princess of Wales for the royal children Prince Edward Prince Albert and Princess Victoria of York. She has written numerous stories for major magazines and compiled the Pinero Birthday Book. The King's Race Horses by Edward Spencer will be published late April by Long. Limited to 400 copies at three guineas net, printed with 20 photogravure plates.
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Myra = Hamilton
Princess of Wales
Prince Edward
Prince Albert
Princess Victoria
York
Misa Hamilton
A. W. Pinero
Pinero
Miss Hamilton
Edward VII
Edward Spencer
Long
Rich Gift To Columbia University
The state department informed President Butler of Columbia University about a dispatch from Minister Conger at Peking detailing a gift of books and materials to support Chinese studies under the Dean Lung foundation. The collection, known as the I Y Shu Chi Cheng, totals over 6,000 volumes and was chosen by China's foreign office. It originated with a commission of scholars under Emperor Kang Hsi. The gift is scientifically valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Butler
Columbia University
Conger
Peking
Dean Lung
Foreign Office of China
China
Kang Hsi
Coronation pageants and Garter questions in royal spectacle
An article notes a single American boy may take part as a page in the coronation procession while doubts arise over which pages may attend. It discusses patrons allowed inside Westminster Abbey and the fate of the vacant Garter after Lord FitzWilliam’s death. The order signals a gift to the young king of Spain and honors three generations of gentlemanly lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Abbey
Lord Fitzwilliam
Spain
Letters That Came At Last From Long Awaited Addressees
Two late discovered letters reached recipients after long waits. One from William D. Howells in New York replied to Carter H. Warrison’s 20 year old note. The other letter, mailed November 15, 1574 in Chicago to Frank McDon, was found unreadable to the addressee and returned.
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Chicago
William D. Howells
New York City
Carter H. Warrison
Frank McDon
Mr. Howells
W. D. Howells
Palmer House
Metropolitan Hotel
Reliance
State
Washington Streets
Aged man wins rare New York adoption ruling
William Harkness a 70 year old inventor of early fire extinguishers adopts his 47 year old housekeeper Elizabeth Holland Richardson after Justice McLean signs the order. Harkness worth about half a million dollars seeks to reward her care and ensure custody of his fortune at death without relatives contest.
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New York
McLean
Supreme Court
William Harkness
Elizabeth Holland Richardson
Harkness
Albert Harkness
Brown University
H. A. Snedeker
Gift to Lady Curzon Horses Sent From New York
Thomas W. Lawson and family take two American horses aboard the Kaiserin Maria Theresa bound for India to present to Lady Curzon, former Miss Leiter of Chicago. Grooms accompany the animals. Mrs Maud Howe Elliott serves as chaperone for the Lawson children. An elephant shipment in Paris ends with the owner locating the animal after a dramatic escort to the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lawson
Copper Magenate
India
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Arnold
Vicerine
Curzon
Lawson
Maud Howe Elliott
Julia Ward Howe
Arnold Lawson
Gladys
Marion Lawson
Paris
Havre
Batignolles
Items of Interest by N M Nestlerode in New Neighborhood
Six years since the writer last contributed to Tae Tres. Notes from a new east Butler area describe wheat prospects, early spring plowing, garden potatoes, oats sown, and a kitchen project. Local residents and events include Ealy’s chamber project, Black school house term, Mrs. Walylao’s Kansas trip, Plankett’s health, Boone family illness, a kiln sale notice on a wine bridge, Palm showing a horse and jack, Vandriff’s town move, Knight’s spring move, and Sunday school at Black school. Fences being built, wood for stove, and pasture growth also appear.
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Butler
Walton Ealy
Black School
Mise
Knee Carsity
Jenes
W. Balylao
Kansas
Plankett
Geo. Palm
Jack
Vandriff
Can't Keep It Secret De Kings New Life Pills
An old advertisement extols De King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver and bowel troubles. It claims the remedy alleviates constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion and invites readers to purchase at HL Tucker's rag store.
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de. King
HL. Tucker's Rag Store
Brave Young Clerk Defies Robbers at Emma Post Office
Samuel I. Alexander, 22, assistant postmaster at Emma North Carolina, defended the store post office during a February burglary. He fought off two armed men, was gravely wounded, but sounded the alarm and helped repel the crime. Payne promotes him to clerk in Washington.
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Payne
Samuel I. Alexander
Washington
Young Alexander
Emma
N.C
Alexander
Frank Johnson
Foster
Poster
Johnson
Tur Gier
Lot Son
McClellin
Orden
Industrial Crisis Reported in Russia Amid Demands
Vienna reports a growing industrial crisis in Russia spreading from metal to textiles. Manufacturers seek government aid and higher import duties, while the government sticks to moderate protectionism. Optimism about a quick recovery fades as experts warn the downturn may deepen without reforms.
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Vienna
Russia
Foreigners in France gain naturalization rise amid immigration policy
Official statistics show about 10 000 foreigners gained naturalization in France between 1890 and 1903 while total foreigners remaining in the country reached 1 087 778. The Paris Temps notes increase could attract more male immigrants, but warns of deliberate moves to deter naturalization and immigration through restrictions and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Accord- Tog Te Thie Consis Jist
United States
Paris Temps
Farm Slump On Springville Hill Threatens Santa Ynez Valley
A five acre beet sugar field on Springville hill slides toward the Santa Ynez river after a February earthquake. A marked elliptical crack forms along the grain field with a crevasse growing to 12 feet wide and several hundred feet deep. The moving tract is part of the Solari estate, owned by James Kohler of Pasadena.
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Springville Hill
Santa Yne River
Santa Ynez Valley
Solari
James Kohler
Pasadena
Fortune From German Uncle Makes Mackinac Heiress
Fred Kh Emerick, longtime manager of the New Mackinac hotel at Mackinac Ishind Michigan, is heir to a share of a German uncle’s estate worth over 50 million dollars. The elder Emerick, a famed fur trade agent and former Astor partner, left his property to his US-based brothers’ children. Rumor says Emerick may build the world’s finest summer hotel on Mackinac Island costing around 1 million dollars.
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Fred Kh. Emerick
Mackinac
Mackinac Ishind
Mich
Germany
Emerick
John Jacob Astor
Berlin
Astor
United States
F. R. Emerick
Mackinac Island
Boy Prince as Outlaw in Caucasus Castles Murders
A one year old Georgian prince living near Kutais is arrested on charges of a string of murders and highway robberies. He allegedly conducted raids from a stone castle with two dungeons overlooking a mountain stream. Retainers stay silent and evidence is hard to obtain.
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Kutais
Caucasus
Women V Swords Triumph in Annapolis Bout
Four Annapolis socialites defeated a New York Fencers' Club team five bouts to four. Local fencers Misses Hannah Randall Mary Randall Violet Niles and Rosamond Niles led, with Miss Mary Randall and Miss Violet Niles sweeping their bouts. New Yorkers Miss Marguerite Tracy and Margaret Stimson won most honors. a fourth member was absent.
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Annapolis
New York
Hannah
Mary Randall
Randall
Violet
Rosamond Niles
Dorchester
Naval Academy
Marguerite Tracy
Margaret Stimson
George Etheridge
I Ilness
Violet Niles
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Rich
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Cincinnati
Montgomery Count
N. Y
Miss Stone
The
Chicago Tribune
America
Duke of Somerset
Lady Curzon
N.M. Nestlerode
W. FP. Devan
LH. B, Venervan
Bo Devan
North Carolina
NX. C
Imperial Bitters
H. L. Tucker
Best Drug Store
Bates Vo
Butler, Mo
Sunday Post-Dispatch
Post-Dispatch
St. Louis
Republic
Janes
California
Mountain Side
Marther
Boy Prince
Outlaw
Chicago Record-Herald
Telegraph
Duke of Leinster
Australia
Hermione Duncomied
Eton
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