With Wary Women and the Woman Question
A mosaic of social sketches outlines Mrs Thomas B Reed and her role as the fourth lady of the land in Washington. It contrasts beauty, virtue, and social duty with vanity in a wave of profiles and aphorisms about women, marriage, and influence in society.
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Thomas B. Reed
United States
Thomas
B. Reed
Reed
Harrison
Morton
Fuller
New England
Washington
Speaker
Dakota Lawmakers Elect Seward Speaker in South Dakota
The second general assembly of South Dakota convened in Pierre with Seward of Watertown chosen speaker after a tight vote 62 to 61 with Buchanan. The house and senate organized, elected officers, and set salaries. The session moved to joint sessions for governor’s message and oath of office amid committees named for rules, finance, and public affairs.
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Watertown
Tor
Seward
Buchanan
Goddard
Fall River
House
Norton
Minnehaha
C. W. Cone
Brule
Whippe
Brookings
W. W. Eastman
Beadle
Independent
Cone
Pierre
Beach
Clark
Deli Coy
Hughes
J. A. Adams
W. A. Morse
Spink
Henry Lepatz
Yankton
Bill Clerk
J. R. White
Hugles
Hart Barton
Bon Tromme
Whittaker
EH. L. Comstock
John H. Byrie
Comstock
Byrie
Tor Messenger
I. Dow
Kingsbury
W. J. Thornby
Custer
James Oleson
Union
H. Saternin
Bradly Towne
Redfield
Charlie Arnold
Bach Turner
Mckee
Sanborn
Waldron
Peacock
Douglas
Winslow
Hamaker
McCook
Teets
Pratt
Senate
Sheafe
Codington
Jolley
French
Postminster
Prerne
B. Griffith
Faulk
Democrat
Journal
Converse
Jerruld
Eastman
Lake
Rowell
Griffith
Jerauld
Carpenter
J. J. Mleuhher
Stanley County
Wickham
United States
Washabaugh
Potter
Congress
Fort Mead
McFarlane
Vickeler
War Department
Preston
Heintz
Circuit Court
Judiciary Committee
Jolly
Walls
Peterman
Register of Deeds and Treasurers
Prince
Griffic
Schnauber
Walker
Charles Mix
Lester
Brown
Richards
Lane
Hughes County
Wilson
Jorauld
Odell
Winsley
Temperance
Congverse
Hubbard
Bard
Hanson
Stevens
Marshall
Moore
Davis
Aurora
Woods
School and Public Lands
McIntyre
Christenson
Turner
Knipe
Cornwill
Baldwin
Pennington
H. D. White
Stout
Bon Homme
Minnesinha
Snyder
Butte
Wilker
Harrison
Barton
Shenfe
Wuereas
Wuerreas
House of Representatives
United States Land Offices
United States District Attorney
United States Senate
Hindman
Warner
Pickler
Gregg
Lawrence
Vanderlinden
Committee On
Stearns
Railroad Commission
Office of Commissioner of Labor
Dixon
Matthews
Bird
Territory of Dakota
Dakota
South Dakota
Corey
Jlindmiun
Abbott
Billroads
Ueintz
Drew
Kittridge
Kennedy and Wickham
Botham
White
Austin
Carrier
Stewart, Stearns
Crawford
Icennedy
Zimmerman
Melcide
Birch
Hor
Ton
Scott
Drew, Dunham, Zimmerman
Maxwell and
Schofield
Warner, Carr, Scott and Wilbrodt
Stearns, Kennedy
Schmidt
Wilbrodt
Green
Benn
Byrne
Melville
Kennedy, Abbott, Heintz
Benn and
Smith
Jarey
O'Brien
Melvie
Sheafee
Stawirt
Major
Xyle
Porter
Horton
McWarlane
Regenuc
Carey
Durlyiam
Sheate
Hindmith
Dunham
Kenedy
Bean
Maxwell
Insurance
Mayer
Schnodt
McPhrlane
Stewart
Carver
Mixwell
Kyle
McEirlane
Schnidt
Greene
McIarline
Elections Committee
Brown County
Secattergood
J. L. Brown
Bates
Maxon
Dun's Weekly Review Finds Early Year Trade Bright
R G Dun & Co notes the year opens with improved money markets and larger disbursements. Speculative operations stay wholesome yet inactive as optimism persists, though fear of dollar debasement looms over sentiment. Failures total 403 this week, up from 348 last week and 373 a year ago.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Denver
Salt Lake
New Orleans
The
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Jokes and burlesque lecturing bore readers in New York Ledger
A critique from New York Ledger notes overabundance of jokes conundrums and burlesque shows flooding the press as nuisances to intelligent readers. It mentions an ancient ruin found in Lund Mashonaland by a member of the British South Africa Company, described as a circular fortlike stone building ten feet thick.
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New York Ledger
Lund
Lundi
Mashonaland
Outbreak in Caroline Islands Raises Consul Threats
Herbert L Rand newly appointed American consul to the Caroline islands travels to assume duties after receiving letters detailing natives killing 300 foreigners and looting missionary houses. Missionaries moved to safety as massacres feared, with Rand’s library valued at $1000 among losses.
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San Francisco
Herbert L. Rand
Carthage
Ill
Caroline Islands
Ponopi
Mr. Rand
Chinatown elects mayor amid joss duties and bets
In New York Chinatown a new mayor was chosen with a 50 dollar monthly salary and potential kickbacks from the joss. Wah Mong opened bidding at 100 dollars, rising to 450, then Jew Shing Pon bid 500 and won after further talks. Firecrackers erupted as crowds celebrated with feasts and fan tan. In London a collision in the English Channel between the Middleboro and a foreign brig reportedly sent the latter to the bottom with all hands.
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New York
Chinatown
Wah Mong
Jew Shing Pon
London
Middleboro
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Thomas B. RE
Fifth Avenue
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Ladies' Home Journal
Frederick Vander‘bilt
Newport
Fortunatus
Vic
Queen Victoria
Charlottetown
Prince Edward's Island
Wuerras
Dominions
Star Chamber
Jeffreys
Atchison Globe
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Mrs. Burnett
Dakota Lawmakers
General Assembly
X. Seward
Bothan
Judiciary
Rowe
Gardner
N. Brown
Cornwall
Gamble
Robertson
Reagan
Kuipe
Kelley
Noody
Christianson
King
Stern
Bowell
Rouse
Heisman
Age
Covey
Norih
Olson
Line
Kreuther
Taylor
J.T. Schuliz
Way
Cooper
Eppard
Stephens
McCormick
Campbell
H. D
Fowler
Keegan
Karcher
Hickman
Peterson
Suterson
Grihan
McLeod
Raymond
Humiker
sStreet
Roy
O'Neill
O'Dell
Putnam
Bowed
Foster
Jones
Miner
Wood
Cleven
Arneson
Belknap
Knight
Mascrip
Fountain
Banks
Bartow, Heilman
Benchler
Wittmayer
Luteren
Gardnner
Roe
Mines and Mining
MacLedd, Cooper, Baldwin, Snyder
Douglass
Gradium
Kelly
Moody
Rundell
de Caster
Day
Boy
Bouse
M. J. Hall
Reese
Tratman
Donohue
Jillson
Swenson
Kreusehr
Schniuber
Larrison
Barbow
Godard
Hammer
Gleason
Johnson
Davidson
de Custer
Mellor
M. J. White
McIntyre Christianson
Davison
Schlumf
Koenig
Sherman
Hoxeng
Hellman
Teals
Trotman
Welo
Wheeler
Ruswick
Grothers
Cloven
Dukes
Bannister
Bach
Carrey
Oaklen
Hamnaker
Vandenacker
Monscrip
Stiles
Crothers
Graham
Medicine
Hill
Webo
Hail
Kline
Feterson
Norin
Donahue
Bencler
Aga
Vandenucker
Krenscher
McKeel
Dahlen
Shurff
Street
Storm
Dun’s Weekly Review
Ayres
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