Missionary Teens Host Giving Themed Symposium
The Missionary Teens met Friday evening at Miss Edith Burrells home on Poplad street for a symposium on giving. Miss Frances Biederman presided in the absence of president Miss Frattie Mac Daniel. The program opened with scripture by Miss Olive Tyler, followed by a reading by Miss Burrell, and readings by Miss Beulah Retzier and Miss Mary McGinnis. A letter from missionary Miss Boorman in Birmingham Alabama was read. The group voted to send Service, the Baptist young people organ, to Miss Augusta Peck who is soon leaving for missionary work in Birmingham. The Teens plan another meeting at the church with an inter joining program and guest invites.
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Edith Burrell
Poplad Street
Frattie Mac Daniel
Frances Biederman
Olive Tyler
Beulah Retzier
Mary McGinnis
Adna Burrell
Stiss Boorman
Birmingham
Alabama
Baptist
Augusta Peck
Bhiainah
Cupid and Mrs Egan and St Louis club plans
The piece notes Mrs Eleanor Franklin Egan and her husband Mr Martin Egan, once key war correspondents, now married and returning home. It then highlights St. Louis Wednesday Club efforts to build a clubhouse, recounting its civic works including a charity kindergarten Isabelle Crow kindergarten now Sree under age, emergency aid, vacation playgrounds, and the Art League's school pictures valued at $3000. It praises the club’s philanthropy and lists related groups and projects.
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Cupid
Martin Egan
Egan
Associated Press
Tokio
St. Louis
Art League
Humanity Clupy
Civic Improvement League
North Broadway Settlement
Suffragists To Meet at Warren Convention Call Lists Speakers
A call invites Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association members to its twentieth annual convention at Warren October 18 and 19 in Central Christian church with honorary president Francis Casement and president Harriet Taylor Upton among signers. Speakers include Mrs S Kline, Mrs Pauline Steinem, Prof Emma Perkins, Mrs Emma Olds, Marie Jennie Howe, and Rev Anna Howard Shaw.
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Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association
Warren
Central Christian Church
Francis ¥. Casement
Painsville
Harriet Taylor Upton
Carrie Chase Davis
Iowa
Sarth P. Gaston
M. D
Niles
Fanny Gale Spencer
Sandusky
Marie Jennie Lowe
Cleveland
Marps S. Kline
Toledo
Pauline Steinem
Emma 0. Perkins
The
Woman's College
Emma 8. Qlds
Lady Maccabees
Ohio
Marie Jennie Howe
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Women's Corps Hold Good Meeting
The Woman's Relief Corps held its regular meeting with routine business transacted and one new member balloted in. She will be initiated in about three weeks.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Women in Los Angeles push for two philosophy schools
Mrs. Elizabeth Joy wife of ex Congresssman Joy of St Louis has begun a movement in Los Angeles to establish two schools of philosophy to be housed in a temple of philosophy with a 1,000,000 dollar capital. Grace Corbin daughter of Major General Corbin is adopted into the Sioux Indian tribe as Princess Pure Heart. Isabele Leitch resigns as head of the Chicago Deafness Home. Miss Aliee Robertson succeeds her as field secretary at the Chicago training school. The Falls Mission Institute in Herkimer is led by Miss Vorontz, evaluated as a former Garrett Publical Institute graduate from Evanston Illinois and previously a pastor assistant in Brooklyn.
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Elizabeth Joy
Joy
St. Louis
Los Angeles
School of Philosophy
Grace Corbin
Corbin
Ome Isebele Leitch
Chicago Deareness
Aliee Robertson
Chicago
Thurston to Present The Triumph of Betty at Stath Street Theatre
Amusements notices announce Adelaide Thurston’s annual appearance in The Triumph of Betty at Stath Street Theatre on Saturday evening September 30. The play, written for Thurston by WA Tremayne and Irving L Hall, is described as the best vehicle for her yet with a lively American girl lead and a first-rate supporting company.
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Fow Caldwell
Adelaide Thurston
Sulester
Stath Street
Betty
WA. Tremayne
I Irving L Hall
Miss Thurston
Great West
Fiest
Here's a Woman Who Talks Lilia Robinson, Linguist and Leader
Miss Lilian Robinson, twenty three, is called a remarkable linguist in the United States having mastered twelve languages. She graduated from Chicago in 1903 with A B and has been appointed head of Romance Languages at the University of Oklahoma. Bucklen's Amica Salve praised for cuts burns and skin sores with local store references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Robinson
United States
Chisago
University Oklahoma
University of Oklaho- the
Chicago
Bucklen
G. J. Welch
Tekonsha
Mich
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley RR Reports 1905 Results
The Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad reports 1209 miles in operation as of June 30 1905 with gross traffic receipts 8 670 245 expenses 6 388 874 and taxes 368 388 yielding an excess of income over expenses and taxes including interest 1 920 888 fixed charges 1 265 185 leaving a surplus 655 643. Losses from the New Orleans fire totaled 1 128 458 with 935 682 charged to the Insurance fund.
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Yazoo
Chicago
Yazoo and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company
New Orleans
Digestive and Liver Powders Propose Quick Relief
An advertisement urges that weakness stems from poor digestion and starvation, claiming Dr Jacksons Digestive and Liver Powders digest food to improve blood and restore health. It promises relief in one dose for obstinate cases and warns the product contains no opiates or poisons. Orders may be sent to The Jackson Medical Co. if druggists do not stock.
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the Jackson Medical Co
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Boyd & McConnell
Hoosier
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Gray’s Hardware
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