Woman Historian Exposer of Industrial Power
A precise and fair writer profiles a female historian who became a champion exposer of Standard Oil. The piece traces her shift from microscopic work to Paris studies, and finally to court records and legislative investigations into industrial power, praising her impartial, disciplined method and public impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Theusha Owalae
Paris
Stert Industrial Corporation
Atmidtel
Pamiinee
Theaverpublc
Ida Tarbell Exemplar of Honest Historical Analysis
The piece celebrates Ida Tarbell as a principled, exacting historian and biographer. It lauds her restraint, clarity, and tireless research on Standard Oil, Lincoln, Napoleon, Mme Roland, and Mme de Stael, noting her humanity, honesty, and absence of fashion or vanity in her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expusias Standard OU
Wewan
Ida ME
Tarbell
Miss Tarbell
Maseguilaity
Prac
Rut Opsy
Bri
Bert
Lincoln
Martrr
Napoleon
Uge
Mme
Roland
Mme. de Stael
Miss Tarheit
Ida Tarbell
Streich
Meadyilie
Tarbell and Reform Era Figures Explored by Tate
The piece reviews Tate’s historical works focusing on Ida Tarbell and Lincoln studies, highlighting her approach to the Napoleonic era, the early life of Lincoln, and her method of compiling sworn testimonies and trust-related investigations. It notes her collaboration with editors and her aim to write authoritative biographies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbell
May Roland
Wethie
Napoleon
America
Lincoln
Dan
Qin Thas
Miss Tate
Nistary
Questi
Rockefeller
Tokalon TM Beauty and the Kentucky omen
A fragmentary report discusses Tokalon TM as a beauty and notes speculation around Telinda the mare in the Brooklyon handicap. It mentions an omen from Kentucky with seventeen year locusts near Glasgow and Wing letters P P signaling peace and prosperity, per Glasgow correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. W. Fuller
Telinda
New York
Uist
Kentucky
Glasgow
W. Wos
Ciaus Enquirer
P. P
Friendship or romance tests in a moonlit confession
Helen and Donald Randolph, longtime chums, debate if friendship can become love as they plan a wedding trip with Lilia and Martin. In a moonlit library scene they confront feelings, flirtations, and the risk of turning friendship into a romantic tie that could upend their circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Spraster
Kay
Donald Randolph
Melen Ward
Helen
Lonall
Ftr
Li Gardner
Lilia
Hirt
Martin
Lance Folsom
Tom
Dan Harris
Randolph
Bridsi
Delen
Trelen
Dana
Randolph Predt
Yemen
Handolph
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Lilla
Chicago woman's plan to raise goats for poor families
Mrs Edward Roby of Haisoe advocates breeding dairy goats in the United States to supply low cost milk to the poor and farmers. She plans to produce superior milk, reduce production costs, and address sanitary practices to prevent milk contamination while aiming to make goats a common dairy animal in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Switzerland
Spain
Edward Roby
Haisoe
Cinan Comercial Tribune
Soe
Annivultural Department
United States
Violet ray for insane used in asylum treatment
Dr. N W Taylor superintendent of the Illinois Western Hospital For the Insane promotes violet rays as therapeutic. He reports a glass roof enclosing patients in sun baths from sunrise to sunset with violet glass, saying the exposure calms nervous insanity and has led some patients from violent to passive behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Taylor
Illinois Western Hospital For the
Sars
Chicago Dispatch
Man Charged With Pulling A Court On Horseback Incident
A man was charged with jostling a mounting court horse on January 22 after a petitioners’ dispute. He claimed poverty and received one month of rigorous imprisonment. The lieutenant governor questioned the phrasing of the sentence as inappropriate for legal minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sega
Ibsen Photo Prank Ends In Heroic Misdirection
A Swedish magazine photo of Henrik Ibsen sparked a tale of heists and romance as Jasper gap planned a candid shot during a summer 1599 visit. Ibsen avoided exposure by a bench held paper shielding his face, then later found love with Pastor Thorasen’s daughter after patient courting. George Brandes once faced Strindberg’s bitter fallout while seeking support for a monument. years later Ibsen forgave the rival, memory softened by time. Battle Creek capitalist George E Howes commits suicide in a hotel room, four days after a bank cashier’s death by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrik Ibsen
Serwegiz Aether
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jasper Gap
Christiz
Re Ur Indi Cate
Ibsen
Bing
Tke Sikhar
Psei
Battle Creek
Mich
George E. Howes
Howes
Frank Boughton
Humor and Philosophy Mix in Parodied Prose
A fragmentary column blending aphorisms on profit and power with social quirks and a quizzical reportage tone. It references monologists, dressmakers, and a San Francisco quake era publishing scene, mingling quotes, poems, and satirical vignettes for late era readers.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Peter
Ida M. Tarbelt
Mead Sille
Bettas
Ansehen
Echus
D. Neeckefeller
Stel
M Tarbell
Linrein Steffens
Ris Mannan
Edgerton
Ana
Chums
Donald
Hiden
Travoran
Devin
Abe
Sid Randolph Rainer
Schoubler
Violet Ray
Lovel
Wrathfelder
George Brandes
Deushier
Thorasen
Waltel
Emergze Asiine
Jacobsen
Copenhagen
Philadelphia
Brandes
August Strindberg
Fn Vila
Strindberg
Christiania
Ibsenne
Thes
Weue
Zoes
Biri
Rome
San Francisco
Oaly
Dynamo
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