Japanese women’s university planned with rich support in Tokyo
The Boston Post reports a new university for women to be established in Tokyo with substantial subscriptions and gifts. Building contracts will proceed and the April 1901 opening is anticipated. Marquis Ito and the Mitsui family have contributed heavily, providing a seven acre campus in northern Tokyo. Women study numbers rise across Europe, with Vienna and Zurich noted for sizable female enrollments in arts and medicine. Russia leads female students with 97, while Germany, the U.S., Austria, and Switzerland follow.
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Japan
Marquis Ito
Mitsui
Tokyo
Empire
Faculty of Arts
Vienna University
Faculty of Law
Vienna
Ministry of Education
Switzerland
Zurich
Russia
Germany
Austria
Boston Post
Dangerous Walk on Narrow Nickel Plate Trestle
A young man crossed a quarter mile long trestle over Grand River in Ohio as a fast train approached. He sprinted the final ties and, with grease slicked ends, grabbed an iron brace and swung to safety as the locomotive thundered past. He then crawled to solid ground, narrowly escaping disaster.
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Nickel Plate Railway
Grand River
Ohio
Cleveland Exchange
Silk cheaper than muslin in fashion talk
A speaker extols silk as cheaper and more practical than muslin noting muslin gowns often rely on costly embroidery and laundering, while silk gowns offer simpler elegance and lower long term costs.
Lucky Preacher Pays Off Church Mortgage With Mining Fortune
Rev. Larkin A. Rockwell of West Pullman M E church rose from a small salary to affluence by investing in Arizona mines. He disclosed that profits funded the church mortgage of 2500 dollars and led him to resign his salary as his income now supports his family. He plans further charitable efforts after returning from Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Larkin A. Rockwell
West Pullman
Lttle
Mr. Rockwell
Second Methodist Church
Englewood
Rockwell
Chicago Times-Herald
Lady Hunter Recalls Ibex Hunt in Kashmir and Tibet
Mrs Emma’s account in The Wide World Magazine follows her quest with Captain husband through Cashmir to Little Tibet in search of ibex. She describes patient waiting behind a rock, a missed first shot at a white horned animal, then a successful second shot at a horned ibex with a single horn and blinded eye.
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Ibex
Emma ‘S Weddell
Punjab Infantry
Cashmir
Little Tibet
Wide World Magazine
August Flower Sold Widely Says Note on Indigestion Cure
Advertisement claims August Flower remains the largest selling medicine worldwide for indigestion and biliousness. It asserts doctors were scarce and Appen dicitis nervous prostration and heart failure were treated by the remedy, and that a few doses of Green's August Flower in liquid form will reassure buyers nothing serious is wrong. Sold by I. H. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Myers
Santa Fe Excursion Rates for Hot Springs NM
All year tourist rate to Hot Springs New Mexico set at 14.70 for round trip with 90 day final limit from sale date. Side trips from La Junta include Pueblo 260, Colorado Springs 4.35, Denver 7.25. Tickets valid on going or returning trip, 60 day limit, with northward stopover privileges beyond Pueblo. Inquiries to G J Garvin Agent.
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Hot Springs
N. Mex
la Junta
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
G. J. Garvin
Water Right For Sale In Fort Lyon Canal
For sale one first-class water right in the Fort Lyon Canal. Terms described as easy. Contact B. Toman for details.
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Fort Lyon Canal
B. Toman
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted for Lung Troubles
The ad touts Boschee's German Syrup as a universal remedy for severe throat and lung illnesses. It claims the product heals tissues, reduces inflammation, aids expectoration, and ensures restful nights. Sold by I. H. Myers and recommended by pharmacists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
I. H. Myers
Contest Notice in Timber Culture Case No 477
Richard Emerson files a contest against Helen B. Dorr for entry 477 dated April 15, 1849 in NWX Sec 8 Twp 246 Rng 46 W. The allegation claims eight years of abandonment with no breaking or cultivation and land now raw prairie. Hearings set for December 28, 1900 at 10 a.m. before the Register and Receiver in Lamar Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Emerson
Helen B. Dorr
States Land Office
Lamar
Colorado
J. U. S. Land Office
Lamar, Corp
Y. A. Merrill
Register
Doucury
Attorne
Summons in Colorado County Court case against Wright Jr and Marshall Dental
James K. Doughty sues George G. Wright Jr and The Marshall Dental Manufacturing Company to remove cloud on title to parts of section 7, township 23 south, range 47 west in Prowers County. Defendants must answer within 20 to 30 days or face default judgment. Citation issued by County Court, Lamar, September 27, 190v.
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George G. Wright, Jr
Marshall Dental Manufacturing Company, & Corporation
State of
Colorado
Marshall Dental Manufacturing Cpany B Corporation
Prowers
State of Colorado
Nort
Lamar
Notice of desert land claim proof in Colorado
Kite Millinger of Holly, Colorado filed notice to prove up her desert land claim for the SE and NW quarters of section 21, township 8 south range 45 west, near Lamar. The hearing is set for December 6, 1900, before W. A. Merrily, Register, at Lamar. Witnesses listed are L. M. Markam, Albert Wilson, Frank H. Rosacrans, and Henry O’Poennells.
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U. 8
Lanp
AEE
Kite
Holly
Colo
Colorado
Lamar
L.m.markam
Albert Wilson
Frank H. Rosacrans
Henry Oo’ Poennells
W.A. MerriLy
Register
Public Land Notice for Florence ff H EK 4324
Notice of final proof by Florence ff H EK for land in Township 28 48 W. 6th, to be made before Lamar Colorado Register December 27 1900. Names listed Ida Scott Jacob Chism Martha Chism and A W Hasty of Lamar Colorado as witnesses to residence and cultivation. Merrill Register signs the notice.
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Lamar
Colorado
Florence Ff
H. EK
Ida Scott
Jacob Chism
Martha Chism
A. W. Hasty
Colo
W. A. Merrill
Register
Final Proof Notice for Charlee H Wright at Lamar Co
United States Land Office announces that Charlee H Wright has filed for final proof to support his claim in Lot 9 10 11 Section 34 Township 228 Range 47 West 6th P.M. with witnesses Deeter J D Martin J Davidson and J J Thoman all of Lamar Colorado. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Lamar on January 3 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Lamar
CoLo
Colorado
Charlee H Wright
E Deeter
J.D. Martin
J. Davidson
J. J. Thoman
Colon
W. A. Merrill
Register
Final Proof Notice for Saul Lamar Coto at Lamar Colorado
U S Land Office announces final proof in support of a land claim for Gottlieb H Glock SWX section 20. The witnesses John Bergstrand Nils S Nyman B T McClare and Charles Rampenthall will testify on cultivation and use at Lamar Colorado. Register W A Merrivu.
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U.S. Lanp
Lamar Coto
Lamar
Colo
Gottlieb H. Glock
John Bergstrand
Nils S. Nyman
B. T. McClare
Charles Rampenthall
Colorado
Jo W. A. Merrivu
Register
Contest Notice in Land Office Lamar Colorado 1900
Proceedings detail a contest against T C Entry 4820 for the NE of Section 23 Twp 21S Rge 46. John R Resor is accused of abandoning the tract since 1894 with no planting since 1859, prompting publication and a January 8 1901 hearing.
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Laxp
LaMar
L. M. Markham
T. C
Township
John R. Resor
John RR
United States Land Office
Colorado
W. A. Merrily
Register
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Lady Hunter
Santa Fe
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Baroness de Montferrant-Laudins
France
Leo XIII
Caspian Sea
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James K. Doughty
Plaintif
C. E. Billingslea
Desert Land
Orne J Lamar
A.T
S. F. Time Carn
Chicago
Rains Land
Opera House
M. L. Conwell
East Main Street
J. H. Kellogg
Osteopath
N. E. Corner Union Hotel
Great Plains
Fewkes
Sunt
Hasty
Goodale Block
Goodale & Hillyer
Attorneys & Counselors
Law
Goodale Building
J. KE. Doughty
John C. Horn
Attorney-at-Laur
WM. G. Russell
D.bh. Cooper
Lamar House
H. A. Long
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