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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1896
Page
7
U S senator Hon Thomas C Power of Helena and representative Hon C B Hartman of Bozeman are named in this congressional state listing.
The Chicago Tribune reports Princess Maud of Wales, daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, will wed Prince Karl of Denmark. The couple, first cousins, are described as in love, with Maud known for vivacity and athletic interests, while Karl is tall, blond, and reserved.
The New York Herald describes Grace Dodge as a wholesome New York philanthropist seen by bystanders while a newswoman awaits change. Helen S. Young of Osborn Ida gains admission to the Idaho bar amid debates on women’s legal rights and racial barriers.
The Radcliffe campus bans college yells despite rumors of a freshman protest. Meanwhile fashion notes say eight to nine yard skirts are waning and seven gore skirts are favored for fit. Frances Power Cobbe is noted as the first woman to work regularly on a London daily editoria
Mrs Kanzleiter wife of a wealthy Bucyrus banker leads three insurance firms and uses her independent income chiefly for charity. Mrs Mell Cobaugh of Canton operates four companies and is highly respected. Miss E P Hazlett of East Liverpool manages nine companies after her brother’s death. Miss Jonnie Hamilton of Wellsville expanded her father’s agency to four companies.
A Rochester Baptist minister argues women may become ministers physicians and lawyers if trained and able but should never be men. He supports women's voting as a government granted right tied to taxes rather than gender.
Heinrich von Treifewhke, a Berlin history professor and royal historian of Prussia, opposes the new woman. Despite official toleration, he ejects a female student during a morning lecture and threatens to station a janitor at the door to remove any lingering women attendees.
Marion Beatty from Denver News describes simple peanut crafts for children. A tiny chicken is made from a peanut with ink eyes and toothpick legs. A squirrel uses a nut head and two sets of toothpicks for fore and hind feet. Boats use split peanut shells, paper sails, toothpick masts, and corks as hulls to sail in a washbowl sea.
A letter from New York describes social games at a school for the blind, including a whispering rumor game and an impromptu rhyme contest. The scene shifts to recess as blind children children rush to a frozen playground and a joyful boy proclaims a lake of ice.
A cache of old letters discovered in England reveals writings by Charles Lamb. The text extols Lamb's literary impact, praises his devotion to family, and cites critics like Agnes Repplier noting Lamb’s admired status among readers. It recalls Lamb’s humanity and humility and quotes his wish to meet a great man of his era.
A Miss Taylor suit against her employer reveals that a Edinburgh editor moved from 200 dollars a year to a weekly wage of 5 then 19 dollars after relocation to London. The note contrasts a press figure with royal duties as a queen studies Hebrew. The queen of Italy, in Venice, met Rabbi Caen Porto during language study.
Margy shows off a yellow cat named Amber praising the pet as very nice. She recalls adopting the kitten just yesterday and notes the animal has not scratched her yet making the aunt curious about when she got it.
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