Woman and Home. Miss Gilman’s Cincinnati Work for Girls
Long feature on Miss Roma E. Gilman and the Home for Ambitious Girls in Cincinnati. Details the founding in 1560s influence of wealthy backers, the Elizabeth Gamble Deaconess building, and the plan to provide affordable lodging and meals for working girls. Includes anecdotes on fundraising, an elevator gift, and the home’s early operations. Also touches on etiquette, women’s roles, and social era concerns.
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Amos
Aoe
Mise
Roma E. Gilman
Wesley Avenue
GuBluener
Chris Wao
Mbeyard
Ace Vanier Filth
New York City
Giiwan
Blane
Chian
Elizabeth Gamble
Bercaleau
Abe
Rome
Cincinmati
Ides
One Man's Daruixe. One Man's Daruixe
Daruixe story centers on a lone individual named Wal Tee and his encounters. This compact item highlights personal action and a singular perspective within a brief newspaper record.
Marital scandal and murder in a haunted court room
The piece describes a dramatic legal case and marriage disputes involving Leslie Dane and Miss Boouitel V. Faailtan, with a violent ending and a funeral scene. The narrative shifts to store of a later scene featuring Lucy, Bonnibel, and Colonel Carlyle, and then deviates into a discussion about slippers and female footwear, interweaving two markedly different tones.
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Chess Aren
Cereus
Masick
Herbert
Hans
Car
Ives
Vere
Leslie Dane
Muddled Paris Theft Plot Involving Rich American
The report details a chaotic Paris theft scheme linked to Rich American George and a quarter involved in a crime. A metal case held gold and a chemical stain was used to trace the thiefs hands. Silvery servants and a betraying clue lead to the capture attempt, though the sequence remains tangled and unresolved.
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George's
Paris
Cornette
Resident seeks payout after minor fall injury claim
A man with a bandage asks for compensation on his resident insurance policy after a fall in the evening. The manager declines, saying the accident was not the result of a covered incident and that he is not entitled to any payment. The claimant describes injury and disability expected.
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Comerara
Wade Koon
Uride
Iris
Philadelphia Ledger
Ulysses
Seston
Usdom
Seth Pa
Ube
Lal
Rooney
Hemanane
Pele
Kapio
Jan
Bele
Kapiolani
Keninkat
Panera Tramputes
Estess
Keakua
Jehovah
Toerich
Bonnibel
Lucy
Bounitel
Yen
Abe
Hatie
Gio
Cotterton
Tong
Steve
Comjans
Copper ingot forms cruciform weapon in Africa
A fragment notes a copper ore ingot over ten inches long used by Central African natives as a crude weapon. The passage emphasizes the ingot’s considerable size and potential as a weapon, reflecting colonial-era curiosity about local objects and practices.
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Central Africa
Extinct Natal Hippopotamuses Spark Destruction Alarm
Government protected the last Natal hippos on a near Durban reservation but they caused extensive damage to nearby sugar plantations, prompting orders for their destruction to protect crops.
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Natal
Durban
Freedom of City Honor Practices in England Questioned
The long standing display of freedom of city or borough in England is described as a mere courtesy with limited practical value, prompting questions about its significance and the ceremonial role in modern civic life.
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England
Signals Owed by Ships From Thirteen Date Invention
A compact note stating that signals owed by ships trace their origin to a date around thirteen and crediting the invention to the Duke of York who later became James I.
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Duke of York
James I
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Gilman
Cincinnati
Oman
Rerforus
Sabt
Moe
W Law
Genten
Ged
Poland
Themeelive
Ling
Boston
Rand
Tome
Brill
India
Wal Tee
Darling
Taner
Colonel Carlyle
Wesleys
Clifford Carlyle
Feline Hebert
Prim Nos
Cain
Arnold
Carisse
New York
Sea View
Leslie Tian
Keene
Mr. Maller
Bouaibet
Beerie
Leslie
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