Women and Gambling Menace to Female Character, Says Spectator
The London Spectator argues that women engaging in speculative trading in corn wheat pork and other commodities risks corrupting feminine sensibilities and undermining virtue. It contends women lack the emotional balance of men and would be morally harmed by impersonal market pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Europe
West
Lord Beaconsfield
Bertie
Belair
Jerusalem
Sidonia
Mr. Disraeli
Ely
Mr. Trollope
London Spectator
Darwin and animal rage blushes in monkeys and other notes
A compilation notes Macacus rhesus reddening of the face and seat pads when enraged and Jenny the monkey’s distinct blushes, plus Paddy the Capuchin’s tail of behavior. It also mentions various society items from European rail plans to notable births and scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Darwin
Jenny
Paddy
The
Gentleman's Magazine
Emperor of Austria
Vienna
Rothschilds Iron Works
Witkowita
Muhleyburgh
Vision of Rent Care Ties to Court Adjudication
Fragmentary OCR suggests a legal or court proceeding involving rent care terms and a ruling or adjournment. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the piece hints at a housing or tenancy dispute reaching the court.
Grand Engineering Feat Believed Possible Through Black Canyon
A survey through the Black canyon of the Gunnison could yield the Denver Rio Grande’s grandest engineering project on the continent if successful. A river voyage would be used to advance the survey, with a boat built to drift downstream under rope control amid 3,000 foot syenite walls. The plan notes the canyon’s sheer, swift river and the peril of an “aby road” if the effort fails. The piece cites census figures showing about 8,000 actors and 2,000 actresses in the United States, totaling around 15,000 theatrical workers and some 35,000 dependents, for a combined estimate of 50,000 livelihoods tied to the profession.
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Canterbury
Eng
Carl Schurz
Joe Pulitzer
Albert Pulitzer
George Jones
Oswald Ottendorffer
New York
John F. Slater
Parks Congregational Church
Norwich
Conn
London
Froude
Carlyles
Swift
Gulliver
Yahoos
Martin Luther
Washington
Lauchhammer
Germany
Worms
Om Cannon
London World
J. R. Keene
P. Lorillard
Keene
Robert T. Lincoln
President Lincoln
Grant
Boston
Schuyler County
Missouri
Chicago Tribune
General Beauregard
Jacques Toutant
New Orleans
Count de Beauregard
France
Gregoire Pierre Toutant Beauregard
Proctor Knott
Gunnison
Denver Tribune
United States
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Business Directory
Abush
St. Louis
Pacific
Defiance
Atlantic Express
Ore and Ohio Railway
Washington and
Baltimore
Wheeling & Cumberland Express
Fast Line Express
Kelwyn Now
Jacobi
P. Cameron
Schoonove
F/M. THOMPSON
S. Belle Craver
M. D
Hospital For Women and Children
W. T. Harris
Ten Streets
W.S. Powell
G. W. Bechel
Prag
Jefferson and
Second Streets
H.W. Myers
Burlington & C Drug Store
Ohio
Henry Hardy
Wolsit Fer Block
Court House
B. Hanns
Ashbaugh
Harris & Ashbaugh
Law
Stone Front
Peaslee
B. F. Ends
Ae House
J. F. Deatrick
Karst’s
Clinton and
Third Streets
Miltone
Orcutt
Ralston’s
Charles E. Bronson
LAW Real Estate and Collecting
Harley Bro’s
S. 7
Sutphen
Wolsiffer
Frank W. Knarr
Chames E. Scorr
Knapp & Scott
Lewis’ Drug Store
3D Streets
R. Brown, Baker
Fourth
Clinton
Parc Anglaise
Rg Chenevert & Blanchard
Grand Clearing Dale
M. E. Heller & CO
Busi
Ness
Blanchard’s
New Block
Defiance, Ohio
Opera House
Julius King
Deatrick & Sumner
Jewelers
Opticians
Parsons
St. Anthony
Luther
Moliere
M. Soleiros
Corneille
America
St. Mark's
Wigrins
Montreal
Buffalo
Chicago Herald
Amd
Pat
Hoston Globes
Philadel
HOUSE
Supreme Court
Elrcuit Court
Courts of Common Pleas
Courts of Probate
Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Cai
Act General Assembly
Cong
Cation
Supreme Ci
Effec
Sue Tee
Cnd
Circuit Courts
State of
Tives
LN. Hathaway
House of Representa
G. Richards
Senate
United States OF America
Secretary OF State
Janis W. Newman
State of Ohio
Sr Unio
Columbus
Jase W. Newman
Chas. E. Miller
Clinton St
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