Celibacy for Women in Modern Life and Work
A sermon argues women should be self supporting and independent, praising celibacy from marriage as freedom. It urges women to gain practical skills in stenography, banking, teaching, medicine, and trades, to build and control their own households and futures amid a male dominated society.
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Saul
Sodom
Lesan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sheridan
Dickens
Pickwick
Ristori
Charlotte Cushman
Fanny Kemble
Priscilla Wakefield
Autonomy clash sparks Cuban unrest in Havana riots
The article reports riots in Havana triggered by Spain’s autonomy plan for Cuba and the resulting hostility toward Spaniards. It notes army officers and volunteers largely back Weyler’s policy, while Americans fear continuing turmoil as long as the Spanish flag remains raised in Cuba.
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Autons
Cuba
United States
Thomas Estrada
Havana
Spain
Buble
Blanco
Weyler
Senator Hanna welcomed home with vast crowds in Cleveland
Hanna arrived in the city from Columbus to cheering crowds with thousands lining Superior street. A parade led by Tippecanoe club and business groups moved to Union depot and the Hollenden. Hanna praised the public service and pledged to serve all people. A telegram from J B Foraker extended congratulations on his election and assembly high. Also note reports of rising demand for steamers for the Alaskan trade amid engineers' strikes.
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Livermore
Hallowell
Willard
Lathrop
America
Atlantic
Christ
Hanna
Columbus
Tippecanoe Club
Business Men’s League
Republican Shop Clubs
Fi Fic
Superior Street
Union Depot
Hollenden
Mden
Hamma
Cleveland
Senate
Republican Party
J. B. Foraker
M. A. Hanna
General Assembly
San Francisco
Pacific
England
Decree Bans Cable News Without Censorship
Havana reports say a decree prohibits daily newspapers from publishing cable dispatches without prior censorship and twelve hours notice. The post office will detain uncensored papers, military authorities enforce the law, and public gatherings of more than four are forbidden. Surrender by M. Molina and a peace manifesto by Gen. Parrado are noted amid ongoing unrest.
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Havana
Key West
Fla
Plaza de Armas
Arolas
Blanco
Diallo
Dulce
Spain
M. Molina
Maria Rodriguez
Parrado
Sancti Spiritus
Santa Clara
Col
Felix Tegon
Rioting in Havana Demands Resignation of Diario De La Mia
Crowds gathered near Elo De La Marina offices at noon on Thursday shouting dead to Diario De La Mia. General Arolas deployed regular troops to restore order and disperse the crowd, which continued shouting near Central Park. The protesters blame Diario De La Mia for attacks on army officers in the islands.
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Havana
Elo de la Marina
Diariro
Arolas
Central Park
Hese
el Diario de la Mia
Islands
Rumor Contra Consul General Violence in Havana Discussed
Reports from Havana state that January 7 offers no basis for rumors of consul general violence during the Wednesday night uproar. The consul moved about at the height of events, appearing in public Thursday and at the office on a regular business day. British torpedo boats and dispatch vessel Alacrity were ordered northward in the sequence of events.
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Havana
Ming
Troyer
Hart and
Handy
Alacrity
Edgard
Klondike. 14. The steamer here Thursday
The rush to Klondike ports has begun with ships expected to depart on Thursday but specifics remain uncertain and crowding may occur as travelers prepare for the journey.
SECRET SOCIETIES To Take Part in Anti-Department Store Movement
Denver January 15 The anti department store drive spreads to secret societies. Workmen woodmen foresters red men and other fraternal groups form large part of labor and social organizations with women auxilliaries led by department store patrons. Labor groups pledge to withdraw patronage and seek a city ordinance to curb stores at next aldermen meeting.
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Denver
Col
Will Be Re Sentenced In Topeka Case Of Counterfeit Bills
Jas C Mc Kibben brought from Leavenworth by Deputy Marshal Neely after completing term. He faces re arrest on prison counterfeit charge and will be sentenced by Judge Foster in Topeka, Kansas.
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Topeka
Kan
Jas. C. McKibben
United States
Leavenworth
W. G. Neely
Foster
Letter Box Robbers Warn Banks Across Cities
New York reports that a large gang has stolen checks from letter boxes in Detroit Buffalo Minneapolis St Paul Toledo Cleveland Kansas City Milwaukee. Some checks were altered with acids and several have been successfully cashed.
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New York
Detroit
Buffalo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Miners to Hold Chicago Convention on Wage Scale
Nearly six hundred coal miners and operators from Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania will meet in Chicago on Monday to push for a wage scale and working agreement to avert a possible general strike next summer.
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ChicaGo
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Counterfeit $100 Silver Certificate Passed at Sub-Treasury
A counterfeit $100 silver certificate was circulated in New York on Friday. The note, originating from a New York bank via a Brooklyn savings bank, was examined by three tellers before its false status was detected.
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New York
Brooklyn
Departure of the Relief Expedition Delayed
Gen. Merciam in Portland receives a War Department telegram ordering postponement of the relief expedition to Alaska. The delay affects ongoing plans for the Alaska relief mission and regional operations in the Columbia department.
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Portland
Ore
Merciam
Department of the Columbia
War Department
Alaska
Elder Sails for Alaska From Portland With Passengers and Cargo
The steam er George W Elder sailed Friday night from Portland for Skaguay and Dyea carrying 35 passengers and a full cargo. Six hundred horses and nearly 600 dogs accompanied the voyage.
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Alaska
Portland
Ore
George W.elder
Skaguay
Dyea
Elder
Senate Debates Hawaiian Annexation in Open or Executive Session
The Senate under Senator Davis debated the Hawaiian annexation treaty over several days from Jan 11 to Jan 17. An open session was overwhelmingly rejected, with emphasis on Davis's long executive-session speech and a push by Cuba-supporting senators to connect Cuban policy to Hawaii.
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Washington
Senate
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Horuse
House
Friends of the Law
Reed
Rules Committee
Moody
Minnesota
Allen
Venezuela
British Guiana
United States
Hovuse
Nebraska
Cuba
Danville
Ill
Dearmond
Dem
Cannon
White
Stewart
California
Frye
Morgan
Ohio
Hanna
Mahany
Rep
N. Y
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
Horst
Havana
Suban
Committee On Claims
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Nashville
Tenn
Hovske
Seth W. Milliken
Maine
Congress
Adams Earl Dead Daily obituary from Lafayette and London notice
Adams Earl aged 80, a millionaire, built the Big Four and Lake Erie & Western railroads and served as the first president of both. He died at his Lafayette home Saturday morning after a week of illness. London obituary notes Sir Polydore d Keyser, lord mayor in 1887-88, died aged about 64.
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Lafayette
Ind
London
Polydore d. Keyser
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Tat Palma
Cua
Senator Hanna
Miners and Operators’ Meeting
Adams Earl
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