Proposals for Equal Rights and Odd Global Bits
The column cites women’s equal rights, estate shares, and a third to a widow. It notes Westminster cathedral donations surpassing £23,000 in eight months, and U S Navy war vessel figures from the Spanish–American war. It mentions a Leigh church tomb inscription about virtuous women, Mexico’s annual bathing day, and Paris department store Bon Marche’s vast kitchen scale with 4,000 staff and huge food output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Bon Marche
Paris
Blank pages mock a priest's promised knowledge book
A famed Spanish priest in the Philippines reportedly asked friends to record his enlightenment for successors, but his large volume titled What I know about the Milipinos arrived blank after his death. Ohio capitalists buy 4000 acres on the St. Johns River Florida to build homes and a game preserve. A Hartford hospital tells of Nancy Cornelius a young Indian nurse who could earn twenty dollars weekly yet serves as doctor nurse housekeeper and scrubwoman for only 200 dollars annually among Wisconsin Indians. Her selfless work inspires gratitude and broader efforts by her people.
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Philippine Islands
Ohio
Florida
St. John's River
Jacksonville
Tom
Harry
Hartford
Nancy Cornelius
Wisconsin
McLaurin
Senate
South
South Carolina
Republic
Lamar
Mississippi
Boulder
Hotel Colorado
Glenwood Springs
Woodmen of the World
Monument
Pueblo
Arkansas River
Burlington
Colorado
St. Patrick’s
John R. Bennett
Boulder County
Gold Hill
Trinidad
Charles Landes
State Board of Control
The
Reform School
Harry F. Sharpless & Co
Main Street
Seventh
Denver Real Estate Exchange
Brown Palace
Peter Otto
Eilers
Board of Trade
Fort Logan
Platteville
Loveland
Eix
Thomas H. Carter
Montana
Ex Committee
National Irrigation Congress
Washington
Colorado Springs
State Senate
Pike's Peak
Alfred Green
Greeley
Meade
James Collins
Red Cliff
State Historical Collection
Thomas Collins
Mancos Canon
Philip Tritech
Millional
Geo Tritch
Denver
George Tritch
Telluride
Denver Republican
J. P. Redick
Ingram Basin
Fremont County
Florence
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Paul Morton
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Cripple Creek
Captain Streeter Seeks Oath as Lake Michigan Delegate
Captain George W Streeter of Chicago went to the interior department seeking to be sworn in as delegate in congress from the territory of Lake Michigan He claimed the territory has 127 voters and a 300 acre area and that a territorial government was formed four years ago He planned to visit the capitol to see Mr Roosevelt about the electoral vote he holds to cast for president.
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George W. Streeter
Chicago
Department of the Interior
Congress
Lake Michigan
Capitol
Streeter
Roosevelt
Mothers choose head dresses to suit their daughters
The article notes that mothers worry least about naturally curly hair and more about straight hair. It cites hair doctors who claim brushing upward may encourage curling by age one. It argues hair dressing is underappreciated and suggests mothers seldom study a daughter's facial contour to pick the most becoming headwear.
Democratic Reorganization and South Carolina Leader Hope
A long critique of Democratic disorganization at the end of the last session, calling for new leadership. It highlights Cleveland Hill and Bryan as aging figures, urges a conservative course, and discusses the roles of McLaurin and Lamar as examples of principled, conviction-driven politics amid regional tensions in the South.
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Democratic Party
Pettigrew
Bryan
Arkansas
Jim Jones
Democratic National Committee
Grover Cleveland
David B. Hill
New York
Cleveland
Mr. Hill
Crescent Democratic Club
Baltimore
Hill
National
Altgeld
Tillman
McLaurin Denies Resigning Senate Seat
The Washington Star reports that Senator McLaurin of South Carolina denies rumors of his resignation over party disputes on national issues. He says he will not resign, plans to seek re election, and will campaign publicly to justify his stance.
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McLaurin
South Carolina
Washington Star
Senate
The President's Travels Across the United States
The piece envisions President McKinley touring the nation in 1901 with Cabinet in tow, traveling a southern route to the Gulf and Pacific Coasts, then revisiting the Great Lakes. It praises his restraint from campaigning, notes plans to visit 23 or 24 states, and highlights national prosperity linked to his elections. The second column questions Missouri Senate actions on the initiative and referendum, and laments Abel Linkenrooper's outcry over the Referendum.
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McKinley
Gulf of Mexico
Golden Coast
California
Puget Sound
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Duluth
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Mr. McKinley
Pacific
New York Sun
Colorado notes show growth and projects across towns
Colorado notes detail Boulder Glenwood Springs and Monument developments with new hotels creamery and stock yards while Pueblo upgrades levees and a mining exchange plans, amid races mining strikes and civic milestones.
Colorado legislature proceedings changes in state affairs
The report outlines reapportionment changes for Colorado representatives. It lists current counts by county and multi county districts, proposed allotments, and new combinations. It details bills passed or defeated, Senate actions, and appointments by Governor Oman including a state geologist and board trustees.
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House Committee On State Affairs
Arapahoe
Boulder
Lake
Weld
Il Paso
Teller Las Animas
Pueblo
Chaffee
Clear Creek
Conejos
Costilla
Custer
Douglas
Eagle
Fremont
Garfield
Gilpin
Gunnison
Huerfano
Jefferson
la Plata
Larimer
Kiowa
Baca
Prowers
Logan
Sedgwick
Phillips
Yuma
Morgan
Washington
el Paso and
Teller
Las Animas
Douglass
Oman
John Wellington Finch
Teller County
Tyler D. Heiskell
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Home
Heiskell
Morgan County
Robert C. McNutt
Silverton
W. L. Dayton
Clay B. Whitford
E. T Wells
B. Fr. Montgomery
E. E. Whitted
JA. Israel
W. S. Buckley
L. F. Twitchell
Denver
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the Register
Colorad
Navy Department
Spain
War Department
Navy Yards
Asiatic Station
Leigh
England
Mexico
Missouri Senate
John Pardon Altgeld
Ozarks
Abel Linkenrooper
Colorado Notes
Denver News
James E. Hyde
Mr. Hyde
Evanston
Illinois
Orman
Proceedings OF
Colorado Legislature
Archuleta
Castilla
Dolores
Montezuma
Grand and Summit
Hinsdale
Mineral
Bent
Rio Blanco
Routt
Elbert
Lincoln
Kit Carson
Cheyenne
Las Anima
Evans
Seldomridge
State Historical and Natural History Society of
da. m
Bucklin
Grand Junction
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
House
State Board of Equalization
State Board
J. F. Adams
Colorado Highway Commission
Ammons
Gentlemen's Riding and Driving Club
Denver Athletic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Denver Wheel Club
Arapahoe County Good Roads Association
League of American Wheelmen
State Historical Society
Jate School of Mines
Ward
Stewart
Barela
Office of Register
C. T. Rawalt
Gunnison County
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