New Way of Reform to Teach Conscious Motherhood in Washington
Washington hosts an international conference of mothers planned for March to educate young women on conscious motherhood, prenatal influences, hygiene, and character building. Prominent organizers from the United States with English delegates aim to fund and run five days of papers and discussions, led by Mrs. Barrett and supported by the national council of women and notable academics.
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Washington
England
International Conference of Mothers
National Council of Women
Rachel Foster Avary
Philadelphia
Conference of Charities and Corrections
Grand Rapids
Kate Waller Barrett
Florence Crittenton
Barrett
Max Muller
Oxford University
Otis T. Mason
Smithsonian Institution
Howard Kelly
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Herbert Lewis
District Board of Children's Guardians
Mary Wood Allen
New Crusade
Conference of Mothers
Allen
Farrar
Canterbury
Josephine Butler
Winchester
Westminster
Washington Post
Soret Femretes
Weather Bureau Adopts Hurricane Warning Signal
The Weather Bureau adopts a hurricane signal of two red flags with black centers to warn of tropical hurricanes and severe storms. Signals will be shown at Bureau offices and many sea and lake stations along Atlantic Gulf coasts and the Great Lakes, with ships displaying the flag by day and rockets by night to reach areas beyond telegraph reach.
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Lake Region
North Atlantic
Weather Bureau
All Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Galveston Bay
Mobile Bay
West Florida
Tampa Bay
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Frying Pan Shoals
North Carolina
Southport
N. C
Cross Rip
Nantucket Sound
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Nee Vews Amon
Erance
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Cromwell, Munson, Mallory, Plant and Ward Lines
Bureau
Discoveries From Ohio State Museum Party in Adams County
A university museum expedition near West Union Ohio reports rich archeological finds in Adams County. Excavations reveal forted vil lage animal effigy and burial mounds with over 80 skeletons and many ornaments weapons and utensils, indicating a sizable Brush Creek village. The survey plans continued work to build the university collection of relics data.
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Ohio State University Museum
West Union
Adams County
Putnam
Serpent Mound
Brush Creek
Glacial Period Linked to Newark Geological Find
In Newark Chester avenue contractor Saveria Rizzolo notified the board that laborers uncovered a hard subsurface mass four feet deep resembling a concrete bed, likely washed to the site during the glacial period. City Surveyor Adams confirmed a crystallized silicate substance causing higher project costs.
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Newark
Saveria Rizzolo
Chester Avenue
N. J
Board of Works
Adams
New York Journal
Lightning Healer of Malden Tales of Cures and Charity
In Malden Massachusetts Timothy W Lincoln claims a lightning powered healing gift. He states he cures chronic rheumatism and paralysis with passes of his hands and will not charge for care. Lincoln says he received the power during a Bath Maine storm and has treated about 100 cases with few failures.
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Malden
Mass
Timothy W. Lincoln
Vermont
Lincoln
Salem Street
Bath
Mr. Lincoln
Sawyer
The
American Express
Rouse
Rand
Milton Street
Maplewood
RP Walker
Hamilton
Wellfleet
Cape Cod
Navy
Cook
W. G. Anderson
Charlestown
Mexican dollars flood U S campaign material markets
New Orleans ships 2000 to 6000 Mexican silver dollars daily to towns as brokers rush to meet a surging political demand. Buyers include large manufacturers and McKinley clubs seeking wage incentives. Mexico money sells at about 50 cents while brokers pay 48 cents, with some sales at five cents from the auction-like market.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Etaller
Ilinois
Missouri
Chicago
New York Sun
Gold Dashing in Brooklyn Factories Draws Treasure Rumors
In Brooklyn two watch case factories Fourth Avenue and Warren Street and Cumberland Street have reportedly unearthed gold dust and nuggets while converting to a merged operation. So far about $7,000 in gold has been found with expectations to reach over $10,000 after full searches. Workers are trusted and the process involves panning small shavings for gold dust amid stripped interiors. Meanwhile a separate note reports a cash per capita payment for Omaha and Winnebago Indians replacing annuities.
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Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Warren Street
Cumberland Street
Brooklyn Watch Case Company
Fay
American Watch Case Company
Broadway
Bond Street
New York
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Beck
Winnebago
Veranda gossip and mischief behind a Chicago crew
On a hot night in a small town veranda a landlady Mrs Stevens overhears five Chicago girls gossiping about personal ads and letters. The tales recount posing as lovers, mistaken names, and prankish correspondence with soldiers and officers, ending with Mrs Stevens defending her own conduct. Local notices follow about community meetings and political party events in Carroll County.
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Avenue
Chicago
Breok
Sle
Tate
Utah
Lanch
Jim Murdock
May
Alice Wharton
Minnie
Jim
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellany Across County
Real estate transfers for the week end include multiple parcels in Lanark Wysex York and Savanna with prices from 1 to 80 000 dollars. Transfers also cover Oak Hill cemetery lands and arrangements in Washington Savanna and York. Also appears are ads and notices about Hood s Sarsaparilla testimonials harvest excursion rates and meteorological records.
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Isabel I. Carey
Ben S. Gaff
Lanark
N. Halderman Et al
James Knott
Oak Hill Cemetery
Elizabeth
Laeffler
Emma J. Schriner
Savanna
Frederick Worster
Adam Koerz
Washington
Emma J. Edgerly
Martha Edgerly
Yorks
Emma
Edgerly
Ken Shepard
York
Bessie Edgerly
Sheriff Carroll County
Gabrilla Palford
Melendy
Robert Sandie
The Kansas Corn Law Folly and Its Downfall
A late nineteenth century allegory condemns state price manipulation. Kansas enacts corn wheat parity via law, provoking nationwide corn bale influx, collapsing prices, debt, and widespread despair as governors and wise men admit folly and quit trying to legislate value.
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Kansas
Bnes
Union
Bonanza King Morrissey’s Rise and Fall in St Louis
John D Morrissey once a famed bonanza king who built a fortune from Leadville ventures and a Crown Point sale later faced divorce on cruelty and nonsupport His wealth vanished after social excess and a grand lifestyle leaving him homeless while his wife seeks public action The story also notes Pepneyvatria’s famed Flemington spring discovery and water quality landmark
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John 1. Morrissey
John D. Morrissey
Morrissey
Crown Point
Leadville
Diamond Reynolds
St. Lone
Morrisey
Actio
St Loui Crobe- Denice
How Is Your Baby The Empress Of Russia Sends Charms
A Washington Post report recalls a palace scene at Tsarsko Selo where Empress and guests admire a baby princess. A mother asks the Empress, How’s your baby, provoking a smile at the naive question.
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Russia
Tzarsko-Selo
Dugaar
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Etta Logan
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Galesbury
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Ind
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de Witt
Hogans
Wa. Hogan
DeWitt
Lerit
Hood
Viade
Hoods
Ohio
Broad Ripple
Trenton Rock
Taggart
Pacific
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Telegraphers’ Association
Pittsburg
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Iso Ea Ee Sigust
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States Pension Office
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Boston
Joe
Boston Journal
Romance OF the West
Congress
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
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Lawrence
Jack
Harris
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Kansas City Star
Emile
Washington Star
Pred Jenkins
Mary Wilson
Tom Moore
Providence
Tom
Bruffette
Mrs. Stevens
Hades
Vicinity
Shannon
W. Don Smith
Adington Heights
Shannon Friends
Tan Blobbolta
Mud Springs
Jennie Mishler
Leaf River
Margaret Lishelle
Charlotte Garten
Fulton College
M. E
Miss Garten
Ta Yordy
Mt. Carroll
Satay
Rh. M. Cook
Racine
Wis
Wim. Molehoir
Sehoff
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Metta Moore
Gusta Moore
Hanover
Geo. Gable
Chas. Sherwood
Rockford
Vrof CA
Alden
Florence
Edith Lefingwell
Lyons
Iowa
Peoples Marty
Hockford
Anwost Tith
Carroll County
Dresbach
John Bannon
Wellington Doty
C. Morrin
P.m
Hermie Miller
Robert Gillogly
J.B. Miller
Hs, Dresbach
K. C. Harris
Etta J. Smith
Carroll Til
Inh
Frederick Gear
Nicholas Hart
Roxey Ett Kimmel
Wysex
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Jacob B. Mart
Wyson
Annie Schmidt
Rees St
Thi
Chivaro
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Vol
Observer
A. P. Sawyert
Mary Johnson
Hidlack
Bushnell
Hogan
Untanin
U.S
Pamencer
U. S
C.A
Castoria
Te Pyor
Ea Clears
Ave Frod
Pre
Fey
City Drug Store
Robeceilt In
the Pleasures Jy
Indiana Bicycle CO
Indianapolis, Ind
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Sword, Ayorit
Inter Ocean
West
Nas
Tehms Wy Mai
Inter Ocean Kepaphita
RR Spe
Eneurn
Iliva
Cimage
Wastin Bath
Addrons
Gazette and Inter Ocean
Ren
Flemington
Freak of Vanity
Yatane
Delort
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