Women in Science and Pharmacy Highlight Boston Era
The article profiles Miss Rose O Halloran the sole woman astronomer of the Pacific coast and AS P member. It recounts her rise from Ireland to San Francisco work with a Brashear telescope and early observations of the Scorpion region and solar spot activity. Also featured is Mrs Ida Hall Roby Chicago pioneering druggist and founder of the Women’s Pharmaceutical association of Chicago, noting her store leadership and staff including Miss Viola Griswold at Northwestern University.
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Miss O’halloran
Carrickon Suir
Tipperary
Ireland
O’ Halloran
America
George Davidson
Scorpion
O’halloran
Magazins
Ida Hall Roby
Chicago
Rochester
Northwestern University
Wome
Hahnemann Medical College
Roby
Women’s Pharmaceutical Association of
Chinois
Viola Griswold
Moth Prevention For Winter Wardrobes And Furs
Advice on packing away winter clothing and furs to avoid moth damage. Early season beating and dusting plus thick paper bags protect against moths. If late season is needed, sprinkle very dry salt through garments. ensure everything is completely dry before storage.
Women suffrage view gains support among progressives
In a prior era no women's clubs existed. now over 500 feminine organizations with more than 50 000 members have formed under women exclusively. The writer notes growing interest in political study and voting rights among educated women, while acknowledging opposition from less educated groups and portraying suffrage pioneers as steadily advancing the cause.
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Jennie June
Fashionable Eton jackets take their own place in style
The article notes the rise of sleeve free jackets or with sleeves, various trims, and a basque back, with a regula tion Eton of heavy brocaded silk as a centerpiece. It describes outfits pairing jackets with silk waists, collars, and a distinctive hat, reflecting the season’s silhouette. Kentucky moves toward full woman suffrage with a uniform charter for mid-sized cities and voter registration provisions.
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Eton
Boston Advertiser
Women Vote Power Shift in School Elections
Kentucky pioneered limited female suffrage in school elections in 1843 by allowing widows with school age children to vote for directors. The state now extends the move, with ballots opened at separate polls for qualified voters, while registration and election proceed under general rules. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer fares as a key figure in Chicago University, Wellesley College trusteeship, and women’s education efforts, balancing duties with her Cambridge home.
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Kentucky
General Assembly
Board of Education
Louisville Exchange
Alice Freeman Palmer
Chicago University
Women’s College
Palmer
Wellesley College
Miss Shafer
Statehouse
Woman’s Educational Society
Conspicuous attire at church and election row in Rockford
Mrs Burke Roche favors gold and jewels, wearing a pearl crescent and sapphire watch with tortoise combs and an opal pin. In Rockford, Mrs Waller and Mrs Billings win school director posts but face dispute as the old board refuses recognition. they retreat to one year terms after potential court action.
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New York
Rockford
Waller
Billings
Woman doctors to return to Persia as sole native physicians
Miss Yoseph a New York Women’s Medical College graduate plans to return to Persia as the country’s only native female physician alongside Dr. Bradley sent out five years ago by an American missions board. She shuns an office, believing promotion unnecessary as thousands know of her studies. Also notes include fashion, Tailor made women, and academic appointments for Maggie Harding and Mary Roberts Smith.
Estate of Adam Fink in Beaverhead District Court
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a district court proceeding concerns the estate of Adam Fink deceased. The filing marks the start of probate actions including appointing an executor and settling debts and distribution of assets.
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State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Adam Fink
Josephus Rich
Nountans
Fink
Beaverhead County
State of Montana
Bannack
Dillon
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