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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1898

Page

3

First McLean Scholarship winner departs for Barnard studies

Louise Winthrop Koues, named the first McLean scholarship winner in American history by the New York City DAR chapter, begins study at Barnard College. Her ancestry includes Winthrop, Dudley, Hilton, De Montague, and other early New York families. the two year course mirrors Columbia junior and senior work with a certificate upon completion.

Louise Winthrop Keues McLean New York City Barnard College Miss Kones America John Winthrop Massachusettes Thomas Dudley Brentwood N. H Lovise Winthrop Roues Society of the Cincinnati Koues Herbert L. Osgood Columbia University England Osgood Columbia Donald McLean the Daughters of the American Revolution

Johns Hopkins medical students formWinter co op

In a northeast Baltimore neighborhood a set of Johns Hopkins medical students have established a four girl home for the winter. Led by Margaret Long eldest daughter of the secretary of the navy the group includes Reed Simis and Austin with chaperons Mrs Reed and Miss Hawley aiding their housing arrangement.

Miss Long Miss Reed Hingham Maass Miss Oe Adirondacks Leyden Germany Muril Munich Napoleon Baltimore Sun Johns Hopkins Medical Baltimore Margaret Long Navy Smith College S Simis Cornell Miss Austin University of Minnesota Reed N. Y Hawley

Miss Linda Richards Takes Charge at Pennsyl vania Medical College

Miss Linda Richards resigns from Hartford hospital training school and sails to Philadelphia to lead the University of Pennsylvania Medical College Hospital Training School. A pioneer in nurse training, she graduated from New England Hospital for Nurses in 1878 and drew early reforms from Massachusetts General Hospital. Her four years at MGH preceded a global tour.

Dusen Florence Nightingale America Boston City Hospital American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Congregational Board Kioto Linda Richards Hartford Hospital Philadelphia University of Pennsylvania Medical College Miss Richards United States New England Massachusetts General Hospital Boston

Glass hats and bonnets debut in millinery trade review

The millinery trade notes glass hats and bonnets as the season’s bold novelty. Transparent plate glass forms large hats with leafy brims and rose chiffon trim, while glass bonnets mimic Dutch shapes with gold bullion seams and satin rosettes.

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Girls enter stenography school amid doubts and jokes

A New York Times remark criticizes shy girls who seek employment outside home life. An example shows a student entering typewriting class is questioned about taking a position for pleasure rather than work. She asserts it is hard work, not fun, yet peers mock the effort.

Ws School New York Times

Theosophy in Practice A Charitable Theosophist in New York

Mrs. E A Neresheimer, wife of the American Theosophical Society president, advocates reincarnation and Karma. She strives to conquer self and live for Nirvana, while aiding the poor through personal service, housing, medical care, and a Bayside vegetable garden that feeds those in need. Her world travel and moral influence are cited by the New York Tribune.

The Theosophical Society E. August Neresheimer Organisation America E. A. Neresheimer Side N. Y Thirty-first Street Madison Avenue Bayside Neresheimer New York Tribune

Prohibition Candidate Mrs Meephine Henry Mentioned

Mrs Meephine K Henry of Versailles Ky is discussed as a possible Prohibition ticket candidate for president. Though election chances seem nil, she could attract a sizable vote as she did years ago in a conservative southern state.

Meephine K. Henry Versailles

Drake University Trustees Exclude Women From Medical Faculty

The trustees of Drake University in Des Moines revise the medical faculty order to exclude women and pledge protection from insults henceforth. Violets remain the preferred corsage flower with abundant varieties. New sleeves are described as smooth and wrinkle free, fitting like a man’s coat.

Drake University Des Moines

Mrs. Milliken Elected Director Of Bangor and Old Town RR

Mrs. 8. G. Milliken of Augusta Maine has been elected as a director of the Bangor and Old Town railroad, joining the board to help steer the line through regional growth and transportation needs.

8. G. Milliken Augusta, Me Bangor and Old Town

Trains West and East Schedules Listed

Boston to various towns and back with listed morning and afternoon departures on weekends. Stops noted. officials Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders and W. G. Bean named as transit leaders.

Boston Belmont Weston Wayland East Sudbury South Sudbury Wayside Inn Berlin South Clinton West Boylston Northampton A. m Ware Gakcine South Bolton A. m. Hudson A.m. Rockbottom A. m. Belmont A.m Oakdale Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders W. G. Bean

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