Meeting on Holligan youth cure in London hall
A February London meeting led by the lord mayor and chaired by Bishops of Rochester Kensington and Southwark plus Sir Henry Burdett and Alfred Lyttleton discussed the open seventeenth century league to curb juvenile disorder. The plan seeks social reform through schools clubs cadet corps and personal service to channel rough youths into constructive activities.
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Seyptien Hall
Manalon House
Jondon
Rochester
Kensington
Southwark
Henry Burdett
W. H. Dickingon
Lomion County Council
Alfred Lyte
We. Dickinson
Witl
Belgades
Auye Hambers
Dirkingon
Sehame
Alfred Lytherton
Temperance pledge and legal notes in Concorl election
A Concorl Nebraska election featured a temperance pledge by all nominees promising to seek Mes Carria Nation as advisor and to obtain approval before measures. The item also mentions Ohio partition costs, county tax and fee priorities, and a note on English shipbuilding output and U S banana plantation involvement.
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Concorl
Neb
Mes
Carria Nation
Ohio
England
Lloyd's Register of
Kingdon
United States
West
Wisconsin Legislature battles rail tax and public works
Wisconsin legislators in Madison struggle over railroad taxation and franchise provisions. The assembly killed the proposed tax increase citing opposition and concerns about equity, while debates continued on levees, state aid to schools, and university funding.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wila
Tax Commission
Assembly
Ta Commission
Hall
Dodge
Nye Neople
Committee On Claims
Senate
College of Engineering
Agriculural College
Engineering
College of Commerce
Gawin Architects
Hagentelster
Stevens
D. Evans
Lenveot
Rosshian
Stordevant
Franklin Johnson
Barker
Williams
Martin
Board of
University Regents
In Case Of Fire See Renewed Means Of Escape Faith
An officer of the Fire Department comments on reliance on renewed means of escape in burning buildings as travelers carry a cell phone in emergencies. The discussion highlights public expectations for safer exits.
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Fire Department
For Her Dog The Omaha WomanInsures Pet
Mrs Marion Willoughby of Omaha Nebraska likely becomes the first woman to insure her life for a dog Rob a massive mix of Siberian bloodhound and Great Dane weighs 160 pounds and is very gentle She travels and leaves him with friends planning to use the policy proceeds solely for the dogs welfare if she dies
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Marion Willoughby
Omaha
Neh
Rob
Willoughay
Dpg
Vernal musings frame a tax due month ahead
A reflective note from Washington Star contemplates time and taxes as spring arrives. The poet muses on inevitability, hinting that the taxpayer will owe in a future month, while a casual, serene mood remains. The piece blends whimsical phrasing with civic undertones.
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Washington Star
Sterilized Atmosphere and the Role of Micro Organisms in Life
A Philadelphia Medical Journal report discusses scientific experiments from 1893 to 1894 showing sterilized air lacks life-sustaining micro organisms needed for normal tissue changes. It argues deceased microorganisms in air impede oxygenation, while intestinal bacteria may play a crucial, indirect role in fermentation and digestion, challenging prior views on sterile environments and gut flora.
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Kijanitain
Tengop
Philadelphia
Medical Journal
New Surgical Operation by Viennese Doctor Gersuny
The Paris Times reports Vienna surgeon Professor Gersuny has devised paraffin and vaseline injections to fatten thin people and aid facial reconstruction. He says injections are 104 degrees and stay in place without irritation. Experiments include palate correction and aiding cheek contours, with mixed results and a noted benefit for restoring articulation.
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Paris Tempes
Vienna
Professor Gersuny
Gersuny
Rudolf Hospital
London Standard
From Mill to Domestic Service in Reading
The Women's Employment Agency of Reading plans training schools to educate girls for housekeepers and servants. It aims to redirect mill and factory workers to domestic service, arguing it is better in every way. The Philadelphia Press notes the experiment's potential impact.
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Women’s Employment Agency of
Reading
Philadelphia
Topeka Judge’s Suggested Early Decision Provokes Debate
The speaker challenges the notion that an early ruling would enlighten the public, noting that the law is already known. She asserts confidence that the law is alive in her, waking it rather than merely applying it. The exchange highlights a testy stance on judicial timeliness.
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Topeka
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