Ohio Women Politically Skilled Wives of Leaders Highlighted
A Wichita era feature praises Ohio political spouses for their tact and influence. Mrs Campbell, Mrs Foraker, Mrs McKinley, Mrs Brice, and others are cited as key advisers, diplomats, and organizers shaping campaigns and steering political fortunes. Their early education, social tact, and steadiness are noted as vital to their husbands' public paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALBC
Perth
Calvin Brice
Major McKinney
Mark Hunwyn
James EB. Campbell
J. B. Foraker
W. L Strong
Buckeye
Zeming
Mre
James DB
Campbell
White House
Job Ef, Qweng
Hamilcar
Ohio
Clav
Counella
Mark Hanna
Napoleon
Wellington
Ag Bibby Owens
Vassar College
Congress
Washington
Fack
Capital
Jean Maney
Tata
Whitney
Major McKinley
Caluanus
McKinley
Columbus
Phnson
Western Femalé Seminary
Oxford
Brice
William L. Strong
New York
Mrs. Strong
Mia
Asa Bushnell
Bushnell
Ional Arena
Jr. Ludlow
Springfield
Germany
Minds of Their Infante And Office Age Outlook
Fragmentary line notes a dreary outlook for other states as the precest generation of Ohio babies reaches the age for office. The text references minds of their Infante and signals concerns about political employment prospects nationwide with a focus on Ohio.
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Union
Ohio
Odd wager ends in public wardrobe showcase on Chestnut Street
About ten years ago a boy and girl made a secret bet that the first to wed would parade in their wedding clothes. Last Monday a man and a woman, dressed in outlandish old fashioned garb, walked Chestnut Street drawing curious looks. the costume reveal was meant as the wager’s secret penalty labeled as a family call.
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Chestnut Street
Waa
Woran
Yau Htave
Tong
California
Mexico
India
Japan
San Francisco
New York
Boston
Tettera
Mir. Hevesdéal
Lord Harborough
Netie
Lillioot
Marborough
Hayesdean
América
Hovesdaam
Liverpool
Hovesdean
Scotland Yard
Havesdean
Ibis
England
Mr. Magsinger
Mr. Massinger
Lord Harboreuga
Mr. Moseinger
Gould
Taleh
Massinger
Club Des Etrangers
Homburg
Elto
The Villainous Actor and a Threatening Letter
A local stock company actor famed for villain roles received a threatening note after recurring audience jeers. The letter accuses him of tormenting a young woman on stage and demands he stop. The actor remains vigilant for the sender who promises to confront him after a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deng
Ghis
Philadelphia Record
How Edison Learned to Tell Stories in Norwalk
A Cleveland Plain Dealer account recalls Edison’s tale telling origin in wartime telegraph service. While waiting between batches, operators swapped anecdotes with Chicago New York and Cincinnati, transmitting best stories for the day shift. The habit stuck from those long nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Mr. Edison
Norwalk
Ohio
Batson
Trumbin
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisvile
New York
Cincinmati
Cleveland Plain
How Lone Women Live In The City
A New York Advertiser fragment describes women earning through trades like dressmaking, brokerage, funeral directing, watchmaking, jewelry, sign painting, bicycle repair, barbering, and interior decoration. It notes several women achieving success in various professions, highlighting a broad, evolving role for women in urban work.
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Wall Street
Brooklyn
New York Advertiser
Tragedy of a Week Ends In A Hidden House Secret
Lord Harborough confesses a ruinous California investment to Massinger a wealthy reformer. With mortgage funds gambled away and Havendean gone into insolvency the pair seek a drastic private solution in a discreet London residence, promising secrecy.
A Rich Passenger Rumor On A Sleeper Train
Late in the evening a passenger rumor spread through the train. A man who boarded at Buffalo supposedly possessed 20 million dollars. The porter in the smoking car dismissed the tale as false, noting the man only paid 30 cents for his cup of tea while others paid more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York World
One Expect of the Bill Shifts Sunday Name to Thirstday
A garbled dialogue sketches a protest against the Raines bill claiming it renames Sunday to Thirstday. Characters Boxgina and Moggina debate the change while Bogine and Charlie Masher comment on affection and trust. Texas Sifter provides the overheated chatter in a fragmented exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxgina
Moggina
Bogine
Charlie Masher
Mina Lillie
Lillie Charle
Charlea
Texas Sifter
Germanic Fat Population by 1890 Census
The 1890 census indicates fat persons of German nativity or airact tion made up about 11 percent of the nation. They numbered over 2,000,000 in the northern Atlantic states and more than 4,040,000 across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas.
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North
Ohio
Indiana
Junote
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
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Ofio
McKicley
Moraker Brice
Strong
Huahness
Senator Foraker
Wmra
Foraker
Poraker
Misa Julia Bundy
Ohio Wealayan Seminary
Delaware
Mira
William McKinley
Cruyin Rice
Mr Samee Es
Mamprely
Mae
Wwilurm
Goula
E. Phillips Oppenheim
St. James
Piccadilly
Iast
Shovett
Harborough
Lars Harborough
Inverness
Sthowgne
Club
Maseinger
Finca Mountford
Rome
Udley
Maek
Gla
Mr. Masnager
Earl of Wendever
Lord Narboroigh
Tord Harborough
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