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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1906
Page
4
Notable women in Chicago stand out in elocutional work with prestige across three philanthropy focused cities. June Addons chairs the school management committee while the board honors the president. Elle Vinge You PhD leads as principal in a strong, new program.
Mrs Young, prominent in Chicago teaching, earned a yearly salary of 8 000 and served as district superintendent of schools. She broke ground as a woman professor in the educational department of the university, shaping both boys and girls school boards in a major metropolis.
Idaho Falls area notes cite Mrs Adella I Scott as treasurer of Ringhim county noting $250000 disbursed in a year without error. Her background includes Illinois birth, Idaho Falls clerkship, two terms as Justice, and service as police judge. Also highlights women outdoors as guides in Maine woodlands and mentions Indiana girl Love Lare and others in farm life and early education.
Chess problems by H W Schmidt, Her First Prize, Two Movers, notes an unfortunate error in publishing the tower prize in St Louis Exposition tourney. Correct problem appears this week. final line hints at a patient difficulty by Rubinist, with high anticipation.
A lengthy Book News item surveys new titles including Thy Sunset Trail by Alfred Lewin and a broad array of Christmas gift volumes. It highlights Westward adventure, strong characters, and humor while detailing illustrations, frontispieces, and curatorial notes from publishers and critics.
The article notes a dining room shown with white woodwork in small rooms, light mahogany furniture, and a deeper rose carpet, highlighting an elegant Chippendale influence. It also mentions John Hasketh’s Australian tour critiquing telegraphic services and Miss Jesale Johnson becoming Indiana’s youngest notary at age 14.
Fragmentary OCR excerpt discusses a claimed disease cure, patient outcomes, and a publisher noting limited cures. It mentions a specific individual described as pale and hearty and asserts an absolute cure was achieved by a “tiaryalone” method, with unclear context and attribution.
Irwin Claus Spreckels Co banker lists banking connections including Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London Union of London and Smiths Bank New York American Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Bank of New Zealand Bank of Austral Vancouver Bank of British North America deposits received loans made on security commercial credits issued bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for
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