Several Local Figures Return from East and West
Milton McKinley returns from business trip east, T. M. Jenkins heads to Denver, and Deacon Tyrrell begins $12 monthly pension. E. C. Allen resumes work with Moline Plow Co after South Dakota visit. Mrs Dunn’s missing ex-janitor may be found in Mell Follett’s Chicago. Swedish Theatre Co to deliver six nights next week. Various notes cover marriages, pensions, and local civic matters.
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Deacon N. C. Tyrrell
E. C. Allen
South Dakota
Moline Plow Co
Dunn
Mell
Follett
Chicago
Nelson Swedish Theatre Co
Paul Farber
Geneseo
Lida
Swedish Baptist Church
PV. A. Ujelm
Charles Conon
Hampton
Augustana Oratorio Society
Grifith
J. O. Moore
Hatch
Iowa
Seattle Post - Intelligencer
Rept
J. K
Inland Daily Press Association
Lake Washington
Board of Supervisors
Davenport
Molmo Ice Co
Swensson
George Stoltenberg
Fr. Arp
Dr. Arp
Stoltenberg
W. J. Conant
The
Union
Disratcn
McGlynn
Groom
Circuit Court
Clara Meier
Charles Meier
Meier
Harnard & Leas
J. E. Robeaua
W E Stevens
N.C. Tyrrell
Tyrrell
Illinois Volunteers
Luke Hemenway
A. M. Ostrand
County Infirmary
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Ostrand
Sweden
Sam Hoffman
Sam Wright
cMr
Wright
Sam
Farmer Wright
Dress reform crusade announced by Chautauqua leaders
The piece outlines a planned dress reform movement led by Mrs. Frank Stuart Parker of Chicago with a central committee including Frances E. Russell Annie Jenness Miller Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward and others. It details proposed styles no skirt solid skirt divided skirt and trousered styles and notes support from Miss Frances Willard and the National Temperance Union. It describes reform goals and proposed methods such as photo study of classical statues to reshape views on female beauty.
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Chantanque
Parker
United States
Koomhen
Martin Luther
Frank Stuart Parker
Chicago
Chautauqua
National Council of Women
Indianapolis
Frances E. Russell
St. Paul
Annie Jenness Miller
New York
Elizabeth
Boston School of Oratory
Frances Willard
National Temperance Union
Ofr
Arto
Yvenus
Molo
Amazon Thornoldsen
Eve
Richter
Louise
Prussia
Sherman
Fourteen New Jersey Girls Parade Through Park Row
Fourteen young women from New Jersey in matching outfits and elaborate costumes paraded along Park Row near City Hall just before midnight, drawing attention from onlookers as the clock chimed twelve.
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New Jersey
Park Row
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Milton McKinley
the Plow Co
T. M. Jenkins
Denver
Vane
Beekman Street
Summmer
Ini
Hudson County
New York Times
Mra
Gail
New York Hospital
Shah
Alue
Mit
New York Tribune
Rosy Lipa
Board of Governors
New York Advertiser
Shirley Dare
Starley Dare
Miss Powers
Belle
Edward Burgess
Kitty Sullivant
Caroline Eudora Sutton
Wiliam
Sullivant
Ohio
Katty Sullivan
Metropolitan
Wichita
Kan
Misa Clara Barton
National Chautauqua of
Glen Echo
Washington
Gehoo
C M Henderson & Co
Benemeanu
Lewis
T M Marylai’ & Co
Young
R.T. Wood
John Bristam
Dcievin
Fifteenth ST
Moline
A. M. Monson
Davenport Clothing CO
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Missouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
la Salle
Rock Island
Missouri
Omaha
Fairbury
Nelson
Ka- Horton
Topek
Hutchinson
Belleville
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Caldwell
Kansas
Pen Creek
Kingfisher
Fort Reno
Indian Territory
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Pueblo
Colorado
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Topeka
California
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Ogden
Portland
Los Angeles
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Dirhot
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Garden of the Gods
Albert Sea
Chi
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Spirit Lake
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John Sebastian