What shall we do with our boys and girls
A critical essay debates youth futures in harsh terms. It contends boys face scarce trades and must endure poverty while attempting to become self supporting. two viable paths are hinted as illicit prices in a corrupt system or uneven skilled work. For girls, it humorously limits her role to marriage yet notes new ambitions in journalism, sculpture, and sanitary inspection, amid satire on social expectations and public protests. It references a 20,000 strong socialist rally in Madison Square Garden, police presence, ticket fights, and the era’s volatile social scene.
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Adam and Eve
Ryler
Blish
United States
Massie
India
Paris
Madison Square Garden
Socialist Party
New York
Womit
Cass
Sen
Senate Ratifies Alaskan Boundary Treaty Amid Minor Opposition
Washington report says Senate approved the Alaskan boundary treaty after slight debate led by Cal Tom from the committee on forego relations. Senator Teller urged no delay, while Senator Mason called the procedure non American. Greek treaty action postponed due to Senator Hoar’s request to study consular trials. Also notes on commerce bill conference, statehood debate, and various international and domestic items.
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Senate Without
Greece
Hoar
Washington
Cal Tom
Senate
Committee On
Teller
Mason
Cullom
Massachusetts
United States
Morgan
Hanna
Department of Commerce
Colombia
Pius IX
Old Church
Liberal Party
Mr. Nepew
Monroe doctrine gains strength amid Venezuelan affair
London reports the Monroe doctrine stronger after the Venezuelan crisis. British Premier Balfour’s Liver pool speech supports it, with Germany and Italy allied. In Washington, protocols signed at the British embassy set toward raising the blockade and referencing preferential claims to The Hague tribunal. Venezuela gains immediate blockade lifting and return of captured vessels. Italy and Britain secure advance payments. Italy also gains immediate rest-class claim payments and a favored nation clause. Separately Miss Marion Cockrell and Edson F. Vallaudet wed in Washington with President Roosevelt among witnesses.
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London
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Liverpool
Ingland
Germany
Italy
Corth
Europe
Washington
Herbert Bowen
Venezuela
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Great Britain
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Baron Spee von Sternburg
Berlin
Rome
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la Guayra
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Joint Commission
Caracas
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Senator Cockwrell
Missouri
Edson F. Vallaudet
Edward Gallaudet
Philadelphia
Church of ‘the Covenant
Roosevelt
Sultan Forms New 20,000-Strong Army Corps Near Sabonica
Constantinople dispatch reports the Ottoman regime mobilizing reserves into a new army corps at Sabonica. The force will include seventeen infantry battalions, four cavalry regiments, and six artillery batteries, totaling about 20 000 men as precautions for potential developments in Macedonia.
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Hiv
Constantinople
Macedonia
Sabonica
Grim death claims two former Coshocton people
Death reports from Coshocton area note Hattie Howe Thornhill of Richwood Ohio died in Los Angeles after ten years of failing health. Her husband French Thornhill was en route, their son William ran their Richwood hardware. Mrs Thornhill’s sister Laura Goodman and Mrs Goodman live near Los Angeles. The couple formerly resided in Coshocton and had many friends mourning.
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Hattie Howe Thornhill
French H. Thornhill
Los Angeles
California
D. H. Sullivan
William Jones
Youngstown
Sur
Jones’ Sonn
Mr. Jones
Coshocton County
United Mine Workers
Warsaw
Mercer County
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows
Sullivan
WILLAM BURNS HONORED BL SCHOOL SOLONS
William Burns returned from Columbus after attending the sixth annual meeting of the Ohio State Association of School Board Members at the Great Southern hotel. He was named to a three member committee to draft a new constitution and report next year. The session featured talks by P F Leese, Lewis D Bonebrake, F L Bates, and William George Bruce. Over one hundred Ohio cities were represented and education interests were advanced. Burns was elected second vice president of the association.
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William ‘Burns
Columbus
Ohio State Association of School Board
Great Southern
Burns
P. F. Leese
Hudson
Lewis D. Bonebrake
F. L. Bates
Lima
William George Bruce
Milwaukee
Ohio
Mr. Burns
Blockade of Venezuelan Ports Nearing Lifting
London Feb 14 semi official word a blockade of Venezuelan ports will be raised within a day or two. Instructions have been telegraphed to squadron commanders though messages may not be read today.
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Age
London
Disciple of Carrie Nation Harms Topeka Joints with Axe
In Topeka on February 14, Mrs Blanche Bois smashed plate glass windows in six joints with an axe causing about 2000 dollars in damage. She was arrested and blamed lax enforcement of prohibition. Bois, a forty year old disciple of Carrie Nation, acted after temperance advocates planned to join but others failed to appear.
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Lars
Topeka
Blanche Bois
Bones
Luc
Dis Botes
Carre Nation
Robbery at Mar berton House Reported
M J Schott robbed in Mar ber ton during absence. Residents note half the house emptied and $25 worth of valuables taken. Goods recovered, authorities investigating the incident.
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M. J. Schott
Mr. Scott
Marberton
Mr. Schott
Day Receives First Masonic Entered Apprentice Degree
The Blue Lodge of the Masonic order conferred the first entered apprentice degree on Mr. Day Friday evening.
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Blue Lodge
The
Masonic Order
Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Women Convicted in London
In London, eight thousand nine hundred women have been convicted for drunkenness more than ten times, reflecting a notable pattern in persistent public intoxication offenses among city residents.
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London
Wireless telegraphy on Western railway to prevent collisions
San Francisco Feb 14 The Southern Pacific may install wireless telegraphy on its trains to prevent collisions A L New who has operated the system between San Pedro and Catalina Island says he will soon overcome that trouble The apparatus will be carried on the engine If the Mississippi valley were as densely populated as Massachusetts it would have 250 000 000 inhabitants.
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Western Railway
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
A. L. New
Sanpedron
Catalina Island
Mississippi Valley
Massachusetts
Nothing is too good for Cleveland Trust customers advertising piece
The Cleveland Trust Company showcases its elegant offices and amenities including reading rooms for men and women, a coffee area, parcel check, and convenient services for shoppers and travelers. It emphasizes that furnishings are paid from earnings, offers four percent interest on savings, welcomes small accounts, and invites readers to request Booklet 52 via mail.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Cleveland
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