Woman's Building at the World's Fair Critiqued by Mea Hudson
A caustic Topeka Herald essay questions the Woman's Building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis, alleging it will host a rival hall of fame for elite socialites. It argues the project panders to fashion and wealth, undermines real women's achievement, and—while celebrating Kansas women—warns against turning American womanhood into a spectacle for private enterprise.
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Mea JK Hudson
Topeka Herald
St Louis
South
Manning
St. Louis
New York
Iitra
Faye
Mary
R. Francis
Ann
London
Randolph Churchill
Daniel Manning
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Helen Gould
Woman's
United States
Frances Willard
Jane Adame
Clare Barton
Japan
Susan St. Anthony
Mia
Leland Stanford
Lindgine
Lucy
Harriet Beecher Suine
Jack Gardner
Boston
Union
Kansas
Texis
America
Board of
Indy Managers
Fwt
Wang
Hetiel
Lion Coffee
Eres
Teeareia
Erauks
Wanted Advertisements for High Class Magazine Recruits
Classified notice seeking both men and women to represent relatives for a prestigious magazine with large commission. Offers cash prizes and directs correspondence to J. Trainer at 80 East Washington Square, New York. Also advertises sale of old ingrain carpets via R. McGill at North Oak Street.
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J. Trainer
East Washington
Squa
New York
N. Y
Ingrain
S. McGill
North Oak Street
Woman's Pen Portrait of William Randolph Hearst
Helen M Gougar summarizes William Randolph Hearst's life and public actions. Born in San Francisco to George and Phoebe Hearst, he is portrayed as a temperate, energetic businessman and philanthropist. His charitable works, media empire, opposition to trusts, and potential presidential candidacy are highlighted with praise.
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Wwoman
Helen M. Gougar
America
Wew
Lafayette
Ind
William Randolph Hearst
Mr. Hearst
San Francisco
United States
George Hearst
Phebe A. Hearst
North Carolina
Virginia
Randolphs
Dniversity
California
Leism Moat
San Francis
San Francis Aith
Harvard College
Homice
Lieself
Syutlago
Atl Vent Willson
New York
Miss Willson
Hearst
Mika Hin
Famous Georgian's Choice Charles Watson Endorses Hearst Americans
In a lengthy open letter, famed Georgian Thomas E. Watson advocates supporting William Randolph Hearst for president, praising Hearst as a young leader upholding Jeffersonian principles and equal rights for all. The Athlantic News editorial also lauds Watson as the nation’s tribune, a philosopher and patriot whose retirement does not dull his influence on Georgia politics.
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Watson Lamen
Thomas E. Watson
Goorghi
Congress
Wiliam Trandolph Hearst
Watson
Willand Bearst
Nashy Yeats
Deninerway
Hearst
Republie
Everest
Becase
Onyx
Ton
Thomas Ki
Aifles
Publi
Eral
Pax Triota
Thomas Watson
Vominion
Georgia
Iim
Tom Watson
People of
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