Miss Maude Gonne and the Irish National Movement
The article profiles Miss Maude Gonne dubbed the Irish Joan of Arc for aiding Irish causes including evicted tenants and the amnesty issue. It notes her plan to visit the United States to promote a centennial celebration in Ireland and to publicize Ireland’s stance to foreign observers. It also discusses fashion trends in summer wraps and coats with varied fabrics, trims, and silk linings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anthony
Maude Gonne
Joan of Arc
United States
Ireland
Misa Gonne
England
France
L'Irlande Libre
Miss Gonne
Paris
Cor
New York World
New Silks Boost Fresh Look in Fashion
The observed detail shows how combining two simple silks enhances overall beauty and appearance. Two affordable silks together can surpass a single costly fabric, providing smart, fresh-looking effects without a large extra cost, as discussed in Harper's Bazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Bazar
Water Purification Tip From Mrs Richards at Brooklyn Talk
Mrs E M Richards of the Institute of Technology of Boston advises housekeepers on a simple water disinfection method using permanganate of potash. A pinch in water turns it pink, indicating bacteria killed, and she urges filter then boil rather than boil then filter to ensure safer drinking water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Woman’s Club
E. M. Richards
Institute of Technology of Boston
Gloves and Sleeves Redefine Fashioned Gloves
Fashion shifts with sleeves altering glove choice as long mousquetaires fall from favor. Two button gloves gain popularity while three and four button styles fade. White suede and glace kid appear in summer looks, but white gloves show wear quickly, steering many to economical black suede.
Matronly Mission Aims to Promote Bachelorhood
Miss Alice K. Mosley of Indiana touts a novel crusade to win converts to bachelorhood among women. She forms a society and campaigns nationwide with a pledge not to marry before age 25, a method that startles Eastern ideas but aims at a worthy outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice K. Mosley
Indiana
New York Tribune
Monogram and Royal Frames Highlight Stationery Engraving
The article notes a shift in address stamping with white ink on gray or blue paper, citing London as introducing larger deeper dies than American ones. It describes French rococo inlay and a bow knot motif in stationery, with American engravers still cutting dies while English and French stamps sink into the material to contrast the ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
England
France
Deepened stamp technique improves cutting effect
A powerful letter stamp enables deeper sharper cuts than previous methods. The method yields a cleaner edge and stronger impression, enhancing overall effectiveness.
Woman serves as hospital warden in Sutter County
Grand jury report notes seven patients at the Sutter County Hospital express satisfaction with treatment. They praise neat wards and dining rooms, ample food and medicine, and commend the ward en for efficient capable duties performed satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutter County
Cal
Grand Jury
Women’s Longevity Tied to Habits and Worldly Strain
The Boston Daily Globe notes women outlive men not by intellect or effort but by fewer risky habits and less worldly fierce pursuit of wealth and fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Globe
First Woman Appointed Assistant Clerk of Courts in Mass
Miss Christine Law of Springfield is named assistant clerk of courts for three years, becoming the first young woman in Massachusetts to hold the post. She earned it as chief assistant in the office under Robert O. Morris. The report notes Belle Norman’s notable bid for a St. Louis school board seat, marking a milestone for women in local politics despite defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Law
Springfield
Mass
Miss Law
Massachusetts
Robert O. Morris
Belle Norman
Board of Education
St. Louis
Woman to Endow Chinese Lepers Hospital
Mrs Felix R Brunel of Pittsburg New York informs the board of foreign missions of the Protestant Episcopal church that she will build and endow a hospital for lepers in China chosen by them. Ella Scarlett sister of Lord Abinger studies surgery at the London School of Medicine to prepare for medical work in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix R. Brunel
Pittsburg
N. Y
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
China
Ella Scarlett
Lord Abinger
London School of Medicine
India
Learn to Swim Dry Land Instructions From a Well Known Teacher
The guide outlines a dry swimming drill using a table edge for balance and a sequence of leg and arm positions. It emphasizes timing, leg separation, and wrist orientation to simulate swimming strokes and build proficiency before water practice. It also notes the high startup costs for a London morning paper, suggesting losses of 150000 to 200000 dollars annually for years.
Rhetorical Exchange in Indianapolis Journal Headlines
The Indianapolis Journal features a debate framing a woman as a daughter of the Revolution with terms such as sister and belief cited in a quoted exchange. The fragment hints at political or historical identifiers used in period journalism.
Judging Others and Living by Faith in Rome
The lesson urges believers to avoid judging others and to let Christ decide, noting that all will stand before the Lord. It emphasizes loving restraint in eating and observance, serving Christ, pursuing peace, and avoiding actions that cause a brother to stumble while living unto the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Simon
Peter
Rome
John Iy
John x
Jesus
God
Time Table Corrected Oct 4 1896 Trains West and East
Trains listed for Boston Belmont Waltham Weston Wayland East Sudbury South Sudbury Wayside Inn Rockbottom and Northampton with weekday and Sunday times. Stops noted for passenger pickup or signaling as required.
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Boston
Pam Belmont
Ae Oe Waltham
Weston
Wee Land
East Sudbury
South Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Gm We Simpton
Sun-m
Oak
Jefferson’ 'S
Barre
Ace Ou
Sun- Northampton
Northampton
Ware
Jefferson’s
Oakdale
West Boylston
South Clinton
Berlin
South Bolton
A. m. Hudson
A.m.ayland
Waltham
A. m. Belmont
A.m
Marlboro
Booth Acton
Whitman's Crossing
Hudson
A.M. P.M. Marlboro
Rockbottom
Whitman’s Crossing
Maynard
South Acton
Whitman Crossing
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Miss Maude Gonne
Weéman Court
Champs Elysees
Champ de Mars
Fai
D. M. Stearns
Assabet
the Peoples Dry Goods Company
Boston & Maine) Railroad
Southern Division
Central
UNION
Causeway Street
Dale
Daniel W. Sanborn
W.G. Bean
Supr
Dana J. Flanders
Marlboro Branch
G.P.A
A.M. P
New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad
Old Colony
Northboro
P.m. Sun
Clinton
Fitchburg
Southboro
Framingham
Acton
Lowell
Sudbury
E. G. Allen
A.C. Kendall
Grover Graham
D. Hunter
DruGaisr
Robert W. Carter
Charles H. Persons
Fitchburgh Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Troy
Albany
Saratoga
Lake George
Adirondack
Catskill Mountains
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Hamilton
Toronto
Cleveland
Detroit
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston and
Ghigaro
New York
Vermont
Canada
Rutland
Brandon
Middlebury
Vergennes
Burlington
S1 Albans
St. Johns
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Washington Street
Fitchburg Railroad
J. R. Watson
J. Rufus Wales
Shawmut Ave
Marlboro, Mass
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