Clara Barton Goes to Relieve Armenians
Reports indicate Clara Barton has traveled to assist Armenian relief efforts amid humanitarian distress.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1896
Page
3
Clara Barton Sails For Constantinople To Deliver Relief
Clara Barton departs New York on January 22 to continue Red Cross relief efforts in constantinople. The Ottoman concession allows private relief work, with Barton’s team including Lacy Graves George Pullman Ernest Mason and J B Hubbell. A Chicago portrait captures Barton at age 85, still revered for humanitarian work across battlefields.
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Turkey
Clara Barton
Newark
Red Cross Society
Constantinople
Porte
New York Tribune
Constantin
Miss Barton
Ernest Mason
J. B. Hubbell
Barton
Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
Red Cross
Philadelphian women praised for philanthropy and memory
The Philadelphia Times and New York Sun passages honor two notable women, Mrs Hastings and Mrs Weed Alden, for their charitable deeds and enduring influence. Their husbands and families are described, with emphasis on kindness, public service, and memory. The Washington Post notes a mix up at a suffrage convention involving Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt.
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New York Sun
Woman in Business Says Focus on Work, Not Adoration
A masculine workplace ethic requires women to separate social from business life. Merit and reliability determine advancement, not prettiness or cuteness. The article warns against expecting constant male approval and urges women to work hard, act professionally, and maintain dignity in competition.
Suffrage Incentives Offer Funds To States For Organization
The national suffrage convention in Washington offers $250 to the western state and $100 to the eastern state that first form suffrage organizations tied to the State and National American Woman Suffrage associations based on club membership. Payouts scale with white population and must be used for campaign work. offers expire January 1, 1900.
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Massachusetts
State Suffrage Association
Washington
Carrie O
George W. Catt
Minnesota
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Catt
National
American Woman Suffrage Association
Woman’s Journal
Massachusetts Society for the University Education of Women report
The chairman’s report from the annual meeting notes foreign aid to rearing orphans abroad and contrasts it with domestic views of progress. It records 14 girls applying for loans of 25 to 100 dollars in medicine and liberal arts, with no interest charged as a sign of support from senior women in New York.
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Massachusetts Society For the University Education of Women
White House
Lucy Larcom
Lowell
Liberal Arts
New York Times
Woman Cashier Leads First Nation Bank in Huntington
Mrs. Sarah Frances Dick of Huntington Indiana is described as the only woman serving as cashier of a national bank. Appointed assistant cashier in 1873 she became cashier and a director in 1881 succeeding her father. Married Julius Dick in 1878 she continues to manage currency with expert skill without an assistant.
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Sarah Frances Dick
First Nation’s Bank
Huntington
Ind
Julius Dick
Proud mother eyes bar exam success in New York
Mrs. Shirley S. Davis, mother of Assistant District Attorney Henry Shackleford Davis, aims to join the bar after studying at the University of the City of New York. She was the sole woman candidate in the recent appellate division examination and, according to examiners, her papers were very good and she may have passed.
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Shirley S. Davis
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
New York
Viewpoints on dress reform encourage diverse styles
An exchange praises varied dress styles for different occasions. Advocates suggest short work dresses, bicycle trousers, and divided skirts for practicality. Long gowns reserved for ceremonial events. overall aim is trim, dust-free appearance with inconspicuous reform.
Mrs Grant Wears Royal Sable Cape In Winter Wardrobe
New York Letter describes Mrs U S Grant wearing sable cape and parts of a royal set given by the czar of Russia to her and General Grant. Her daughter-in-law and Mrs Sartoris share in the many pieces. The article notes her dearsome figure, gray hair, lively charm, and rich lace cap with openwork black silk mitts.
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U. S. Grant
General Grant
Russia
New York
Freedom of married women earns support from conservatives
The Boston Transcript reports a court ruling that a married woman may be treated as an individual earner. It notes a husband previously awarded damages for his wife’s loss of company and care now loses control over her earnings or time, recognizing her financial independence.
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Boston Transcript
Pillowshams Highlight Fashion Rise Then Fall
Pillowshams appear again as part of fashion cycles with day covers in sheer Hinen lawn hand painted in delicate designs for state occasions and longer lasting versions in fine linen with renaissance lace inserts and frills.
Women earn liberty through steadfast effort says Vogue
The Vogue quote credits women for progressive liberty gained through stubborn, courageous efforts and select male aid, noting removal of covert injustice and inequality has been fiercely fought by practical and philanthropic women rather than men.
Political rally marks Washington suffrage annual meeting
The Washington State Equal Suffrage association held its annual meeting in Seattle on January 29 and 30. State president Mrs Isaacs Savage is praised as capable and conservative in guiding suffrage affairs amid critical conditions in Washington.
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Washington State Equal Suffrage Association
Seattle
Isaacs Savage
Washington
Pacific Empire
Miss Adelaide L Dicklow New Principal Of Moulton Ladies College
Miss Adelaide L Dicklow formerly a faculty member at Ottawa University Kansas begins work as principal of Moulton Ladies College in Toronto after ten years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide L. Dicklow
Ottawa University
Kansas
Moulton Ladies’ College
Toronto
Touching Jesus by Faith in Luke Healing Story
A sermon reflection on the Luke 8 healing of a woman with hemorrhage and the Jairus case. It notes the woman's faith touching Jesus, Jesus declaring her healed, and the sequence leading to the raising of Jairus's daughter. The piece emphasizes belief over sight and spiritual sight in healing and faith.
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Jesus
Christ
Jairus
Peter
James
John
Lazarus
Abraham
Mary
Emimaus
Earth
Heavenly Land
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