Prohibition debate and Iowa delegation split at convention
The Iowa delegation opposed the non partisan platform pushing prohibition and bolted as the majority adopted a pro prohibition stance. Mrs Foster led the protest, outlining the factional fight and the departure from the hall. The convention adopted resolutions praising temperance work and endorsing full women’s suffrage while condemning vice.
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Fashions for Winter Ballgowns and Market Reports
Special correspondence notes mothers and fathers time as maidens prepare ball gowns in black white or both. White faille gowns with satin plastrons and veils praised, with interviews on materials and sleeve styles for a chic yet modest look. Quotations on Chicago Board of Trade given for Wheat Corn Oats and livestock with prices and market movement listed for November and December.
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Board of Trade
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Pricot
Pacaing
Lew Hyisy
Lise Ponkey- News
Hevron
Wisconsin
W C T U Convention in Chicago Debates Liquor License
Lively sessions at the W C T U convention in Chicago on November 11 cover the Shoreham liquor license issue in Washington and Mortons new apartment project. The debate centers on consent by property owners and political implications amid Willard succession talks and a prize oration by Daisy Stoddard on liquor.
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Kerwie Heenss
Woodbridge
Ian Foster
Custou
Mrs Besant Sues Clergyman Over Publication Alleges Illicit Publication
The case of Mrs Besant against Dr Hoskyns concerns allegations of publication that damaged reputation and morality. Evidence centers on questions of clerical conduct and the implications for morality and propriety in public discourse.
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Mrs Foster Adherents Unite Against an Opponent
Chicago reports a split in the W O U faction as Mrs Foster leads a new women's society. The Town delegation withdraws from the division, joining Mrs Foster and part of the Iowa delegation along with others from several states. They planned a provisional address to the country press.
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Notable Women in Arts and Society Highlight 19th Century Figures
The piece profiles diverse women from Ouida and Ellen Terry to Amelia Rives Chanter and Mrs Besant. It notes birthdays, engagements, studies, and career pursuits fromKennett Square to Ottawa and New York, with hints of literary and theatrical ambition.
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Honesdale
Novelty Jewel Sleeve Buttons In Fashion Album Style
Sleeve buttons are described as miniature albums with diamond accents and pearl prongs. A cat's eye stone set in jewelry is noted, alongside heavy gold tops and intricate hairpin designs. The piece highlights bold, ornate trends in jewelry.
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