American Girls in Paris and the Gore Tragedy Reflections
The piece warns American girls in Paris of dangers from European men, recounting tragic cases including the Gore affair. It argues that chaperones and informed American peers are essential, urging caution about solo outings and urging girls to travel with well trusted companions to avoid predatory advances and dangerous situations.
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Mira
Eelon Gore
Paris
Mademoiselles
Mademalaelie
Mademoiselle
Ellen Gare
Meinine
Rome
Toutiel Penelon
Ohto
Ohio
Hin
Waylard
Uie
Albin
Protecthon Jen
Bechwee
Parle
New York Sun
Portrait of Mrs Julia Carney Author of Little Drops of Water
The article notes Julia A. Pleteler Carney of Galesburg Illinois who wrote the famed poem Little Drops of Water has finally consented to publication of her photograph. At over 70 she remains mentally and physically healthy and her poem made her name known worldwide including Europe.
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Julia Carney
Atty Yaar
Julia A. Pleteler Carney
Galesburg
Apo
Gov Odell Plans Papers in Methodical Fashion
Gov Odell of New York meticulously prepares state papers. He digests each topic then writes and reviews them with his secretary. After all topics are drafted they are corrected to withstand potential criticism.
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Gov Odell
Gov. Odell
New York
Tate
Anital Mextiges
Hie
Aenlast
Rebellion in Morocco Threatens European Peace
Reports describe a Moroccan uprising near the Algerian frontier with French forces mobilized. Admiral Pottier commands battleships Saint Louis Charlemagne Gaulois and others ready to intervene if needed as European powers reassess influence and the sultan's alignment.
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Morocco
Pottier
Toulon
Saint Louis
Olite
Charremagne
Gaulois
Inois
Wike
Eiges
Grete
China
Tan
Ant Sans Eicat
Readi Nots
Card MacLean
Abdal Azle
Arabia
Khedive New
Fick Fm
Informa
Stecalved
Army and Navy Colony in the Capital Draws Families
The army and navy colony in Washington offers families schooling and steady pay. Wives and children gain access to good schools and the department-based housing near offices while officers’ wives can seek audiences with President Roosevelt if needed.
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Porto Rico
Togo
Washington
War
Navy Departments
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Mrs Abbey Seriously Ill in London Typhoid Case
Mrs Henry Abbey widow of the New York impresario lies dangerously ill in London from typhoid fever. Doctors express grave doubts as to her recovery. She was once Florence Gerard and later Mrs Abbey, a famed operatic star whose career drew condolences from many in the world of opera.
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Paris
Amarin
Elrl
Parle
Mademoiselle
Parla
Henry Abbey
New York
London
Phyaiclang
Dan
Cold-Wave Appetite and Futuristic Fridge Muzzles
The article presents a speculative, odd view of future appetite stimulants using artificial cold and “refrigerator muzzles” to trigger hunger. It contrasts this with readers who already experience appetite naturally and questions how new methods will battlefield or combat cravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen- Yemen
Has Done Much for Rev. Ailrlan Hofmeyr Of Pretoria
A notable orator from Pretoria, Rev. Ailrlan Hofmeyr, plans a lecture tour of major cities. Once jailed for political reasons in the Boer war, he journeyed to Great Britain in 1900 to plead clemency for Afrikander leaders and helped persuade the British government to aid South African farmers to protect farms.
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Ailrlan Hofmeyr
Pretoria
South Africa
Great Britain
Afrikander
Hofweyt
Canadian rail official foresees great northwest wheat boom
J F Stevens, a Canadian railroad official, expresses strong optimism about the Canadian northwest. He cites a large array of activities as proof and believes the region will produce a bill of wheat per bushel, backing his view with confident predictions.
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J. F. Stevens
Canadian Northwest
Hela
Conditions in Saxony Call for Reform Amid Child Labor
The London Express notes Saxony's 604000 school children with 187000 or 23 percent in trade. Above half of those are in textiles and some under age 10 work. Children suffer malnutrition and long days in venal mills as reform petitions advance in parliament.
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Saxony
Germany
Chamber of Commerce Ii Plauen Bas
London Express
Formed to Protect Women Lawyers Open in New York
Countess von Kietusch of Dresden and Mrs Olive Scott Gabriel announce a New York partnership forming a law firm with only women attorneys. They vow to take cases for any woman, regardless of money, aiming to advance women’s rights and counter male dominance in the legal system.
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New York
Countess von Kietusch
Count von Kietusch
Dresden
Germany
P. Lloyd
Cincinnat
Olive Scott- Gabriel
Scott
Oreson
Gabriel
HIGH IN HIS PROFESSION The Late John J Dickey
Telegraph men across America mourn John J Dickey a former superintendent of the fifth district Central Division Western Union died in Omaha Interweek He from Tennessee and Ottawa learned telegraph basics He helped advance the telephone as a business tool and contributed to Omaha’s first exchange His funeral drew officials from many Western Union offices
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John J. Dickey
Telegraph Men of America
Omaha
America
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dickey
Flustiville
Til
Ottawa
al He Junge Tellegraph Oficesa
The
Weslern Union
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FIRS
ALIA
Aplepcner
CARNE
Primal Abera
Ati
Seat
Mae Sotel
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