The Golden Hand of the Indian’s Legend
In a perilous ascent above a barren crater, Tom pursues the rumored golden hand. A rock pivots like a trap, he fails to escape, and a fatal fall ensues as Zapeth and the narrator return to safety. The tale ends with the narrator recalling Tom’s final scream and his own feverish near-death.
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Zapetl
Tom
Yapetl
Zapeth
Rengifo a Diplomatic Figure and Husband in Washington
The Chicago Herald notes Senor Rengifo as a leading diplomatic figure and army general who recently married the daughter of the late James Barbour of Washington. Mme Rengifo is described as young with blond hair and blue eyes, while the Senor also acts in place of his minister to this government.
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James Barbour
Washington
Mme. Rengifo
Senor Rengifo
Chicago Herald
White Riding Habits Parade In Vienna Fashion
Vogue notes novelty riding outfits in Vienna featuring white pique ensembles with white sailor hats. Descriptions highlight short skirts military styled high collars and white gloves with patent boots. Tiny blossom clusters on horse bridles and a platinum watch set in saddle pommels are mentioned as chic innovations.
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Vienna
Vogue
Yale Graduates Brave Procession Despite Male Objection
The Yale commencement saw eight young women graduate, four chose to participate in the procession amid fear of taunts from brothers seeking diplomas. They were met with applause and a courtesy to President Dwight without removing mortarboards due to masculine hats.
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Yale
Guying
Dwight
New York Times
Mrs Youmans Dies In Norway A Noted NYC Figure
Mrs Daniel Youmans daughter of Hon Charles Stickney dies in Norway. A leading NYC society figure and philanthropist, she educated travelled with scholars in the US and Europe. She chaired Chapin Home For The Aged and led Sorosis and many charitable and reform groups.
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Daniel D. Youmans
Norway
New York Society
Woman’s Club
Youmans
Charles L. Stickney
Europe
Chapin Home For the
Sorosis
New York Mail and Express
Bonnets Return to Fashion Says Millinery Expert
Fashion writer argues bonnets are not obsolete as many stylish women wear floral bonnets. Green straw bases with erect orchid clusters or pink clover accents popular. Roses arranged to frame the face appear in new designs.
Ear graft saga shocks Texas traveler to Chicago
A Texas girl reports a failed ear graft in Chicago that left a growing, hearing amplifying malformed ear. She endures weekly pains and sleepless nights due to the bizarre growth and seeks surgical remedy or removal.
Bicycle craze sparks humorous quips across papers
A collection of light anecdotes and satirical lines from multiple newspapers jokes about bicycles. The notes jest about wheels, safety, fashion, and gender roles with quips from Detroit News Philadelphia Press Wichita Eagle New York Press Philadelphia North American and others.
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Detroit News
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia North American
New York Press
Dobson
Grimes
Philadelphia
Colorado Springs
Detroit Tribune
Atchison Globe
Bishop Potter Warns Against Slang At Vassar Luncheon
Bishop Potter urged Vassar Alumnae to resist slang and vulgar language. He warned slang degrades speech just as debasement harms a coin, urged women to elevate expression with Shakespearean English and refined talk. He cautioned slang can provoke laughter and poor impressions among men.
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