Business Rivalry Forces Woman to Lead New Firm
In Chicago, Joseph Stanton reports a conflict over women in business as Miss Florence Jones, now Mrs. John Stanton, heads the Jones Stanton company rebranding to John Stanton Company. The merger consolidates offices, with Mrs. Stanton as chairman of the board, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics in malleable iron novelties manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Gaharley
Jones-Sginson Manufacturing Company
Uhinaye
FF Jones
John Stanton
Std Vananes
Jones Stanton Company
New York
F. Jones
Lorence
Leun
Jack
Trolo Stanton
Lowes
BF. Jones
de Compas
Miss Florence Jones
Charley
Pres. Jones
Oll Jones-Stanton Company
John Stanton Company
Water the Sheep at the Gospel Well Sermon
Dr Talmage casts religion as a refreshing source inviting all to the gospel well in Mesopotamia a vivid scene of Jacob and Rachel at the well. He urges gathering all souls to Christ and removing pride and hard hearts to receive eternal life. The sermon consoles the weary, links heaven to comfort, and contrasts worldly thirst with spiritual water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kiopseh
Talmage
Mesopotamia
Jacob
Rachel
Roek
Jesus
Christ
New York
Laplander
Patagonian
Rustic Jacob
Rachel Ard
Daniel
Belshazzar
God
Aood
Croesus
Rothschilds
Far
Ase
Jesus Christ
Weill
Dr. de Witt
Phou
Jean
Ile
David
Tsaiah
Isaiah
Heaven
Hiin
Abraham
Isaac
Paul
Delaineey
Charles Lamb
Theodore Stook
Edwin Forrest
Christian
Hoosier Happenings A Chronicle Of Local Accidents And News
Mrs. Antone Schmith died from severe burns suffered at Lorain. A series of fatal accidents follows across towns: William Coffman near Hillsboro. Lizzie Thomas at a Lima resort. Jacob Detrick near Sidney. Dr. R L Crooks at Convoy. Clarence Jones dragged by a cow in Columbus. John King a switchman in Columbus. William Coleman near Bloom Center. Carry Stout at Kent. Asa Robinson drowned at Columbus. Clyde Long near Darbyville killed by a horse. Additional items include Esther Blandhill’s scholarship, factory and shop notes, a Massillon street car incident, and various local legal and social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Schmith
Lorain
Win. Coffman
Hillsboro
Lizzie ‘Thomas
Lima
Jacob Detrick
Sidney
R. L. Crooks
Convoy
Columbus
Clarence Jones
John King
Ohio
King
New London
William Coleman
Bloom Center
Carry Stout
Erie
Kent
Asa KR. Robinson
Scioto
Cramyis
Darbyville
Clyde Long
Nash
Esther Blendhill
Leesville
Crawford County
School of Industrial Art and Technical Design
New York City
Warner Brothers
Massillon
William Barnes
Bellefontaine
John Leiner
Leiner
Wooster
Hocking River
Athens
William Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joan Stanton
Chease
Eliott, Esy
Ste
Adnan
Ler
Guy Tein
Pilior
Frans
Jones & Gs
93Th
Eldred Srs
Furvava
Sharp & Crown
FON Fis
Jobes-atinton O
Tidred Streets
Chicago
Uchicago
Pomos Sutan Do Moulleahio Tran Novelties
Mohdied Ebiped Sitevis
Meira Men
Alin Soppiett
Iteratiga
Baltimore
Siscuss
Dees
Renes-Shitaa Co Voalleabis Tran Novelties
Pah and
Eidted Streets
Whivage
Lot
Ithott
Hayley
Janes
Jas
Itromie Daily Spike
Somed
Daily Spike
Jsoln Stanton Co
96Th
Dred Streets
J. BR. Ehott
Esqukansas City
J. CG. Mitchell
Episcopalian
Hoboken
N. J
Hoosier
W. O. Rowe
Rowe
Eadwood Partridge
Greenwood
Partridge
Hiram Grace
Irenton
Ohio Department of Shop and Factory Inspection
Knaub
Wm. McCabe
John Cunningham
John Leary
Beaumont
Texas
Leary
Cunningham
Madison County
McKintey
John B. Bulley
Ulley
Toledo
Linus Burk
Centerton
Norwalk
Amos Cook
Burke
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