Life-Saving Lessons From Alice Freeman Palmer Biography
The article praises Alice Freeman Palmer’s disciplined labor and strength guiding her work to meet needs. It notes her belief that persistent labor preserves health, her remarkable physical endurance, and her husband Palmer’s testimony on her life. She died from an acute disease, leaving a testament to vital, well-balanced effort.
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Prof. Palmer
Alice Freeman Palmer
Saya
Palmers
Jesson
American lace and law across the Atlantic
A U S bulletin on lace imports urges U S to develop domestic lacemaking to boost industries as European makers profit from cotton inputs. The piece also contrasts British lawyers and MPs with American public life, noting tips in wage calculations were upheld as wages when openly given and received.
Global events mix storms, conventions and aviation deaths
The week reports rail washouts delaying Montana's Democratic convention to July 1 and Arkansas delegates backing Bryan at Denver. Alaska gold output is forecast at 26 million dollars while disasters strike Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska and New York with tornadoes deaths and wrecks.
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Montana
Arkansas
Denver
Bryan
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Alaska
National and world notes from the era hint at politics and travel
The report covers the Republican convention in Chicago, military movements to Alaska, socialist convention vows in Arkansas, royal travel to Germany, US education funding totals, a Pacific Railway bond issue, a New York garden gift to Central Park, tornado damage near Franklin Nebraska with a fatality, new aeronautics forms from the weather service, Jack London’s voyage notes, a yacht race win, and dairy industry scale debates before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Chicago
Twenty-second Infantry
San Francisco
Alaska
Arkansas
Little Rock
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
Kile
Germany
United States
General Education Board
New York City
Volon Pacific Railway Company
Russell Sage
Central Park
New York
Franklin
Nebraska
Henry Madison
Alfred J. Henry
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Henry
Jack London
Samoa
New Guinea
Dervish
Henry Moras
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Hampton
Bermuda
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indemnity fund approved. land reform and hires announced
The Interior Department approves Wyoming Indemnity School Fund selection in Lander district for 2498 acres. Miss Anna Wilson elected trustee of the Union Printers Home. Roosevelt to proclaim 1902 anti slave trade convention once convened. Dennett plans to hire extra agents to close about 2000 suspended land entries with a $260000 appropriation. Postmaster Meyer says US Britain two cent per ounce letter rate to start October 1. Primary returns show Allison reelected in Iowa by about 10000 votes over Cummings. Supreme Court rules Catholic church ownership of Ponce church buildings against the municipality. Beginning June 10 bullion payments at mints and assay offices may be made in coin bars or check. War Dept defines national holidays for dressed poultry in garrison rations. Roosevelt reappoints Inland Waterways Commission after Congress inaction. Civil Service exam set for July 8-9 in Denver for clerk examiner. Land Office to be reorganized into three divisions. Frank Bond to head routine work, H H Schwarts to oversee field service, C S Ukla to head administration.
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Wyoming
Lander
Anna Wilson
International Typographical Union
Union
Colorado Springs
United States
Roosevelt
Dennett
Congress
Meyer
Great Britain
Ireland
Tuesaday
Iowa
William B. Allison
A. B. Cummings
Ponce
Porto Rico
United States Supreme Court
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Positor
War Department
Washington
Conference of Governors
Inland Waterways Commission
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Commission
Verner W. Campbell
United Civil Service Commission
Federal Building
Denver
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Tribune
H. H. Schwarts
Spec Service
Office
Wyoming News Briefs From Laramie and Cheyenne
A boulder blocked a line at Sheep Canyon delaying traffic four days with heavy blasting to clear the track. Harry Jones, a sheep herder for J. A. Allison, is found dead after a severe snow storm. Sheep wool from Big Horn County heads to Omaha, freight costs exceed seventy-one thousand dollars. Counterfeit ten dollar bills circulate from New York banks and are traced from 1902. Water flows through the Corbett tunnel aiding irrigation for 20 000 acres. Thunderstorm damage and cattle losses reported in Little Jaramie and Sprague ranch. A large bear, killed after a trap, is to be mounted for President Roosevelt. Outlaw Tom O Day is released from prison after six years. Dispute over whether Semnee or Seminole names a southern Wyoming mountain ridge. Laramie Valley irrigation district petitions filed. Lincoln Land Company acquires Goshen Hole lands for Pathfinder project in Laramie County. Sheriff Albert Bath shot dead near Woods Landing. Summers suspected. Emil Therkildsen named acting sheriff. Reward posted for Bath’s killer. 100 000 trout planted in Albany, Laramie and Sweetwater streams. 600 000 more fry to come. Cheyenne grants 25 year street railway franchise to T A Congriff with work to start in 30 days. Electric lighting included.
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Iowa
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Mauston
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J. A. Allison
Kg Horn County
Omaha
Big Horn County
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Corbett
Shoshone Irrigation Enterprise
Little Jaramie
Jack Fee
Ceattle
Sprague Ranch
C. H. Jones
Owire
David McCullagh
Sheep Mountain
Evanston
Henry Homer
Bear River
Homer
Brain
Roosevelt
Tom O'Day
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South Dakota
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O'Day
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Laramie
Ora Haley
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Howard Ingham
Tallmadge-Buntin Land Company
Cheyenne
Lincoln Land Company
Lincoln
Goshen Hole Lands
Laramie County
Albert Bath
Albany County
Wee
Woods Landing
Laramie City
Walden
Summers
Bath
Larimer
Emil Therkildsen
Thorkildsen
Tregoning
Saratoga
Albany
Laramile
Sweetwater
T. A. Congriff
Czars Little Son Alexis Thrives Amid Mourning War Shadow
The czarevitch Alexis, heir to the Russian throne, is described as a bright healthy four year old. He enjoys outdoor play and yachts over soldiers games, preferring active fun with siblings and sailors, while court life and security surround him.
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Alexis
Russias
Nihitiate
Ife Os
Aglade
Little Stradger
Peterhof Palace
Alexandra Villa
Peterhof Park
Baltic
Peter
Paul
Russia
Europe
Peruna Aids Digestion to Benefit Nerves
A vintage testimonial claims Peruna improves chronic stomach trouble by clearing catarrhal congestion and restoring digestion. Mrs J C Jamison of Wallace California describes six years of dyspepsia, doctors, and liquid diets, then personal success after using Peruna.
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J. C. Jamison
Wallace
Cal
Peruna
Dangers of Music and Odd Conversations
Eben Soule worries about playing the horn in the town band and asks his minister whether it harms his grace. The minister jokes that the horn won’t doom him, only that practice should not disturb family or neighbors. A London Opinion quip about likeness and a fishmonger’s stubborn identity ends the piece.
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Eben Soule
Eben
Mystery Mammal Age Sparks Museum Debate
A museum attendant questions the animal's age while an old gentleman remarks on the female of its species. Lord Beaconafield funds a Primrose league to honor a humble primrose and perpetuate his love through a foundation.
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Lord Beaconafield
Grape-Nuts Promises Quick Lift From Nutrient-Rich Diet
A testimonial from a reader from Creek, Michigan, claims Grape-Nuts restored energy and strength after long night work. The note describes improved brain power, reduced fatigue, and a 20 percent weight gain with continued use.
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Postum ‘Co
Creek
Mich
Wellville
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