Boston Women Open 317 No. 317 to Summer Boarders
Mrs Mary Keliew hosts a Bead street home offering summer board for workers. Four dollars a week covers meals and lodging with Miss Huntington supervising, plus staff including Miss Meatingtox and Miss Terrill. The house will operate through September 3, with plans to extend and develop Back Bay as a summer home for working people.
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Mary Keliew
Patie
Ie Meatingtox
South Botolph ‘Gow
Harvard
Mise Terrill
Emma MacFarland
Mary
Crawyap
State House
Theney
Mise. Huntington
Camera Fiend Sparks Dispute At Casino Scene
A man attempted to photograph socialite Mrs Hermann Oelrichs near BR I Casino despite requests. After a heated confrontation with Hermann Oelrichs and KM Vanderbilt Jr the man smashed the camera, injuring its value and prompting a sharp denunciation from Oelrichs who vowed to pursue the matter.
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Owport
BR. I
Hermann Oelrichs
Etance
McCormick
Oelriche
William K. Vandrbilt, Jr
KM. Vanderbilt, Jr
Casino
Vad
Oclrichs
Toledo Physician's War Service and Family Mention
Fragmentary text notes a Toledo physician and veteran tied to war service with possible marriage to Senorita J. Meare. It references Toledo medical college, the ninth Ohio volunteer, and mentions a glass diamond. The garbled lines imply a personal and wartime context in Toledo.
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Toledo
Toledo Medical College
Senorita J. Meare
Harvesting the Bounty: Town Girls Work Summer Fields
Hundreds of town girls in the state worked three weeks in harvest fields earning two dollars a day. Women plowed, shocked, and harvested wheat while earning money for clothes, schooling, or trips to the Atlantic coast. Many saved enough to fund winter purchases.
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Kananagiris
Wo Pherson
Atlantic
Wichita
Miles Proposes Uniform Changes After Rank Rise
Washington dispatch reports Lieut. Gen. Miles has added two stars to his decorations and adopted a Russian style cap. He plans minor, economical changes for arms officers including dropping the full dress helmet, adopting a universal blouse and cap, with extra decorations to mark full dress. Quartermasters oppose changes and report tensions with Army HQ.
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Miles
Washington
New York Herald
Quartermaster General
Army
American Exports Global Growth Mix Across Regions 1900
The report details 1900 export growth by region. Europe reaches a billion-dollar line with modest gains versus 1899. North America shows 18 percent rise from 1899 and 95 percent from 1800. Africa and Asia record higher increases, while South America and Oceania show uneven progress due to trade and shipping gaps.
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Europe
North America
South America
Asia
Ie Comparsa
Amell
British
North Americs
Pigna for enlarging facilities at Governor’s Island New York
A War Department board led by Maj. Gen. John R. Brooke reviews enlarging Governor’s Island facilities to become a central U S military transport hub. Plans include a large supply depot and expanded barracks with dock improvements, but depth for 26 foot water draughts and bedrock challenges slow progress.
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Pigna
Governor's Island
New York
Bor
John R. Brooke
Department of the Cast
Gillespie
Amos 8. Kimball
Secretary of War
Root
War Department
Gen. Brooke
Brooklyn
Ice habit in England grows with travel demand
Consul Halstead notes rapid ice adoption in England driven by American travelers. Public venues once devoid of ice now offer small amounts in glace dishes, with sugar tongs used to serve. Inns and pubs increasingly apologize for scarce ice as home refrigerators spread and distributors are urged.
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England
Halstead
Farmer and a Black Snake Rescue Spares Liverpool Man
Andrew Van de Horn a farmer from Liverpool Indiana faced a runaway team while driving hay at a rural roadside site. Two Illinois naval militia members rescued him from danger near camping ground at an Indianapolis avenue intersection.
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Andrew van de Horn
Liverpool
Ind
Illinois Naval
Indienapolis Avenues
Ouscamered
Neers Chleege
van de Horn
Great Airship's Trial at Lake Constance Impresses observers
United States Consul General Dubois reports a trial of a 407 foot long airship on Lake Constance near Manzell Switzerland. Count Zeppelin Eugene Wolf and Baron Baseus led the flight which rose to 1300 feet before settling back on the water after a steering mishap. The voyage lasted about 50 minutes with a best pace of five miles in 17 1 2 minutes. The airship weighs 22 000 pounds and cost over 200 000 dollars.
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United States
Dubois
St. Gall
State Department
Manzell
Lake Constance
Switzerland
Count Zeppelin
Eugene Wolf
Baron Baseus
Afr
Philippine plan to educate natives in United States
The Philippine commissioners discuss sending natives from the islands to the United States to study. Bernard Moses of the University of California notes the idea could cultivate competent students and foster appreciation of U S civilization while marking differences from Spain.
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United States
Bernard Moses
University of California
Philippine Commission
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Berkeley
Cal
America
Islands
Spain
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