Manila Bay hero Budinger survived shell attack on Baltimore
A Chicago West Side storekeeper recounts Michael J. Budinger, shellman of the U S S Baltimore, who was severely wounded at Manila Bay during Dewey's battle. Budinger, the most gravely injured of seven sailors behind the same six inch rifle, recovered after a month in hospital and asked, Did we lick them, when waking from a twenty hour sleep.
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Michael J. Budinger
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Chicago
West Side
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Philippine Islands
United States
Dewey
Grey Fleet
Manila Bay
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U. S
Baltimore
Dyer
Joseph W. O'Donnell
O’donnell
Manila
the Bay
Edward B. Clark
Chicago Record-Herald
Dog Governess and New Fashion Accessories
A column notes the rise of a "dog governess" service where educated women care for wealthy households' dogs. It also describes Parisian fans featuring bluejay plumes and pearl mounts, plus gauze flower fans. It ends with advice on delicate babies and care to build resilience.
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Paris
Women Leaders and Innovations Across History
A digest of historical notes on women advancing in education and professions. Highlights include Baden universities admitting women, Leipsic rejecting Russian women, Marmaton Kansas run by women, Lisi Cipriani earning a Paris doctor’s degree, and Queen Anne of Bohemia credited with introducing side saddles and pins in England.
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Jane Mansfield
Lynn
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Baden
Edward B. Grossman
Edwin Booth
Chicago
Leipsic University
Russia
Marmaton
Kan
University of Chicago
Lisi Carlotta Cipriani
Anne of Bohemia
Richard II
England
Fetish of Fashion: Japanese Silk and Irish Crochet Dominate
The article notes new fashion trends including a thick soft silk from Japan used for underwear and nightgowns, handkerchiefs, and evening wear. Irish crochet lace waists, velveteen shirt waists, and varied cuff and sleeve tucks are highlighted along with velvet violet muffs, OOZE leather purses, beaded bags, and broad flat hats with fur toques. It predicts Victorian English low hats returning at the coronation.
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England
Everyday Religion in Ordinary Life Stressed by Talmage
In Washington DC Dr. Talmage urges earnest daily faith not just on holy days. He stresses talking about religion, applying Christ’s principles to work and common blessings, and thanking God for everyday mercy, turning every meal and task into acts of godliness.
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Jesus Christ
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Oregon
Lebanon
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Gennesaret
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