Women of power and enterprise through history and crisis
The piece surveys women who surpassed domestic limits across eras and roles. It cites rulers like Sheba, Elizabeth I, Catherine II, and modern figures such as bankers, drivers, and landowners. It notes Dahomey Amazons and Mrs. H Waughton, detailing bold ventures, resilience, and public recognition amid male-dominated fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horanton
Ft Seyatte
Ervuut Gaz
Werrin
Solomon
Israel
Sheba
Zenobis
Palmyra
Longimus
Agia
Rome
Ulu
Aurelian
Ant Kha
Wstortine
Catherine of
Russia
Peter the Great
Elizabeth
England
Britain
Burleigh
Raleigh
Essex
Drake
Catherine
Dahomey
France
Burdette-Coutta
Hetty Green
New World
Mra
Myra Clark Gaines
HE. Waughton
Spokane Falls
Washington
Patate
Tt Line
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Stanley’s Image and Plans After Last African Expedition
The article profiles Sir Henry Morton Stanley, noting his changed appearance and stern, authoritative demeanor after recent travels. It recalls memories from 1874, discusses his proposed American company with Wall Street capital, and hints at ambitions to expand influence near Lake Tanganyika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanly
Stanley
England
New York
Livingstone
Kite
Lake Tanganyika
Wall Street
Bel-giana
Spain
Elndeon
Journalista of
FLG
Om Postaine
Paris Theatres Enduring Rise of Marionette and Independent Stages
A Paris feature surveys the proliferation of small theatres and puppet stages. It notes M. Bodinter's Theatre Crane venture near Rue St Lazare, with links to renowned players and translators. Articles discuss Marionette shows, Renan's literary theatre ideas, and new venues like Theatre den Jeunes Théatre and Theatre des En tourneaulx, plus a wave of independent houses and the evolving musical scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloyd
AL Bodbater
Crane
Rue St Lazare
Guston
Gretef Ale
Tage Alum Dan
Ely
Maurice Boucher
Weil
Lottwat
Galerie Vivienne
Aritophanes
Shakespeare
Corevantes
Calderon
Lope de Vera
Machiavel
Lana
M. Signort
Ece
M. Mats
Bouchor
Velix Louchor
Tas Brother
Raank Bouchon
Velix Rabbe
Amedee Bacon
Mes
Coat Dole
Thule Verne
Lord Latton
M. Maurice Loucher
Renan T
Acta
Jte
Universat
M. Renan
M. Boucher
Ranguillo
Legion of Honor
M. Maurice Boucher
French Academy
Theatre den Jeunes
M. Desrochen
Pisces
Setpiglst
Theatre Des Entourneaulx—Theatre
Giddybunde
Theatre du Paradia Latin
Lathes
Ptlenta
Thero
Theatre Independant
Ores Independanta
Rio Fonstalne
Theatre
Dea Folles de Lyon
Ita
Rue de Lyon
WNC
UPA
Renavnance Theatre
Theatro Dea Refuge
MM. Preval
Sean Albia
Paul Campana
Alan
Mit
Theatre Lyrique Independant
M. Henry Calas
Comert
Libre
M. Theatore Mamaic
Taney Danse
Toartea Mystery Notice Reads Odd Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and actions but is garbled. It hints at a legal or public notice with unclear dates and participants. The readable parts reference an event on a date and a person named Battin, but no complete facts emerge.
Malaria Cure and Eradication Reported in Hsrow Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes report malaria cure claims linked to a local figure. The garbled text mentions treatment methods, tones of victory, and alleged eradication efforts, with unclear names and dates. Further readable context focused on a health claim campaign without solid verification.
Fashions in Paris Costumes and Accessories Describe Gowns and Hats
A fragmented snatch details Paris costume trends including coppery red velvet gowns with matching sleeves, sheer fabrics and two tone contrasts, hats with plumes, and velvet trim. It notes natural fur accents, Persian lamb, and long trailing ribbons, with various sleeve shapes and decorative ruffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Ata
Paris
Permias
Three New Congressmen Defeated in Ohio and Indiana
A long read recounts election results in Ohio and Indiana. It highlights the Fourth Ohio district victory by a candidate amid a near nonmajority, notes parliamentary shifts in the state and the Midwest, and mentions Gen. Sam T. Davis as a notable second congressman who defeated Hen Towph Cannon in the fifteenth district. It also touches on Davis’s Civil War service and later promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrad
Deana
Mistriva
Croenalhe
Paya
Mr. Waarwiek
Cwapbell
Chandz
Osio
Amertca
Saami T. Daves
Towph
Cannon
Hinds
Iby Tual
Cal
Urleans
Congress
Fla
Minin Alppt
Foight Under Fourteen Flags and Global Service
Fragmented OCR outlines a male Confederate officer and global service record, listing battles and campaigns across America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. It notes promotion, captures, and exile, then shifts to a late-century arc about women studying medicine in Indian and colonial institutions and licenses to practice.
War era story with a family of poets and two daughters
A fragmented report notes a wartime figure named Gueey who defeated enemies and married late in life. His wife believes in Delphi natives and the couple has two daughters. The text hints at a poetic family background and various names, but many details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arin
Precipios
Wheatiae
Poss
Pianreessen
Banth Caroling
Resoria
Thenwelyen
Bas
Titian
Europe
Woronet Partners
Cbs
Greta
Hutalspore
Barttelot
Elvef
Gueey
Bankas
Tate Talla
de Ife
Belive
Delphi
Dauchtera
Age Ton
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Aiman
Igpec
Conrad
Nile
Angeline Lizabeth Conrad
Bracken County
Irg
New York City
Big Walter
Nort
Sciniler
Athenerin
AL Wirr
T.M.S Kenney
Twan
Thad
Reaney
Dodie
Tumark
Stankas City Journal Ou
Virginia
WA Oy
MR. Stanley
Jand Hading
Toartea
Gerald Af
Nature
Sapooo
Momr
Vashtou
Nisy York Bay
Onive Haaren
Omstehin
Weritee
Clal
Mer
Flom
Ky Giants
Troy
Ohio
Orr
Gantz
Eateh Ehvacet
Wardeer
Heo
Toma
Neiber Crarten
Paurtiatesl Interrutated
Tomy Intay
Peal
Tautia
Masforbae
Confistoray
Sfarmil
de Cserliar
Lila
Edinebargh
Tla
Gustan
Pat Dows
Naples
Jeb Stuart Ag
Mexico
Masuinflin
Caliu
Torla
Theealy
Mfe
Waa
Egypt
Thedive
Gener
Mairi Medical School
Calontts College
Agra
Hares Dickens
Copperfield
Crary
Wckeley
Ann
Tate
Peraugements
Charlie Diemens
Charlow Dickeim
Deckers
Barnaby Rudoe
Ourtetmas
Oliver TV
KOWIN
America
Wacti
Deron
Prmnan
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