Vienna Openthrough Law Enables First Austrian Woman Doctor
Von Ehrenthal, the first woman doctor in Austria Hungary, wins permission to study and practice at Vienna University for women and children with restrictions. Her petition to ministers and the emperor succeeds after appeals, with honors in four subjects. the right may be temporary. Bustles and gowns trend with evolving fashion, as readers discuss practical hooks and social change.
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Vienna
Ministry of Public Instruction
Gabriele A
Fraulein von Ehrenthal
Vienna University
Paris
Mrs. Marilla Ricker Announces Run for Congress
Dover lawyer Mrs. Marilla M. Ricker declares she will seek Congress as successor to Cyrus A Sullloway and pushes for full women’s political rights. She cites constitutional rights, past suffrage progress, and views on permanent diplomatic appointments while noting early voting efforts and state-by-state gains.
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Dover, N. H
Congress
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Manchester
Senate
House of Representatives
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New York Herald
Herald
Emma Hart
Edmonston
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State Department
United States of Colombia
Right of a Married Woman to Run Business in Maiden Name
A Cincinnati judge rules that a married woman may continue in business under her maiden name if she chooses. The case of Miss H. R. Graser, a customs broker, prompted the ruling after she operated the firm under her birth name while married and abroad. Federal and district authorities concur that a married woman may sign documents and receive power of attorney under a maiden or other name for business purposes, as long as no fraud is involved.
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Cincinnati
H. R.graser
United States
L. Luebbert
Mebbert
Henry D. Lemon
Ued States District
C. Greve
Gyeye
Gije
Bustles, maids and fashion reform across society columns
The article surveys evolving bustle styles from older wire and heavy structures to modern silhouettes alongside corsets and gloves. It contrasts past discomfort with new designs and notes sleeves will gain trims, elbow or wrist details, and light fabrics. It also mentions a Philadelphia college experiment with live-out maids and cooks shaping daily routines.
Clubs proliferate in state with growing village leagues
Aggregate millorslip reports 4,039. Denver has 24 clubs this year, up from 15 last year. Authorities anticipate nearly every village and hamlet in the state will host a club by the next year, signaling widespread expansion.
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Denver
Mary B Sith Elected To School Committee In Ward Results
Mary B Sith won the election to the school committee in Mags by a citywide majority across all wards. Opponent Mr Edeectt was the strongest rival and expected to win. Sith received 070 votes to 714 for Edeectt.
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Mary B. Sith
Woman’s Journal Emphasizes Suffrage Exercise and Faithfulness
A brief quotation from the Woman’s Journal urges women to exercise the suffrage law grants and to be faithful in small duties to gain greater influence. It underscores steady civic engagement as a path to leadership.
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Woman’'s Journal
Civitas Brooklyn Offers Two $25 Prizes for Essays
The Civitas club of Brooklyn offers two prizes of 25 dollars each to members for the best story and best serious essay on a historical or sociological subject. Essays must be submitted by March 1.
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Civitas Club of
Brooklyn
European cookery skills fetch higher maid wages in Japan
In Japan good housemaids earn 50 cents a month, nurses receive from $1 to $1.50, and a cook skilled in European cookery can command $5 to $7 monthly. The figures illustrate wage differentials for domestic staff in the era.
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Japan
A Generous Sweetheart Endows Cause She Supports
Miss Isabel Craigie Haywood of Tucson with $2,000,000 of her own money has sent half of her fortune to Miguel Santos, a leader in the revolution, in a gesture tied to her fiancés cause.
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Tucson
A. T
Miguel Santos
Revolu
Tion
Guatemala
Miss Haywood
Santos
Morales
Scotland
New York New Haven Hartford trains to Marlboro and branches
Trains depart Marlboro for Boston at 6 05 6 55 7 55 8 39 11 55 a m and 2 65 5 55 9 00 p m. Return times listed. Northboro Clinton Leominster Fitchburg and South Framingham routes shown with multiple daily departures and weekend notes. Acton Sudbury So Framingham Mansfield services included. KK G Allen and A C Kendall signatories.
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Whitman's Crossing
Rockbottom
Marlboro
Whitman Crossing
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