Golf hats and golf wear trends for women on the links
The article details fashionable golf hats and accessories for women, including Ladysmith helmets in yellow straw, bamboo hats, and trimmed cashmere scarves. It notes parsols, golf skirts, shirts, gloves with new perforations, and a shift toward lighter, more comfortable golf attire. It also highlights women in politics such as Miss Ingles and Mrs. Mary A. Wright.
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Ashion
Ladysmith
Philadelphia
What One Woman Thinks
A reflective piece on women's roles and social norms. It discusses happiness and deceit, funerals for sorrows, human distraction during meals, and economical choices in marriage. It notes the hand as a defining feature after the face and comments on chocolate caramels and cooking expectations.
Blushing and Pale Complexions Revealed by Nervous Action
The passage explains how sudden emotions affect the nervous system and blood flow, causing blushing or paleness. It notes that blushing is natural for some and not a sign of bad breeding, and describes the fine network of vessels linking arteries and veins that shape the complexion.
A Maiden's Sigh and a Baby’s Cry in Brief Joy
A fragment reflects a baby's cry and a maiden’s sigh with love’s refrain and a woman’s tear. The line captures brief joy and pain across generations through intimate emotion.
Women Voters and Delegates Highlight 1908 Republican Events
Salt Lake City woman RS W H Jones announces attendance at the Philadelphia convention to support President McKinley for a second term and to seek a regular delegate seat. Miss Ide Bennett Miller of the Choctaw delegation is noted as a pioneering woman in territorial politics with Indian heritage. Margaret Ingles, supporter of William Jennings Bryan, is identified as a Kentucky clerk.
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House of Representatives
Ingles
Kentucky
RS. W. H. Jones
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia
McKinley
Ohio
Utah
Ewe Mate
Ide Bennett Miller
Purcell
Indian Territory
W. J. Bryan
Kansas City
Margaret Ingles
Vassar Commencement Week Closes With Laureate Services
Close of exam week at Vassar marks freshman departure. Baccalaureate services featured Dr. Taylor's impressively simple address. Mrs. Taylor hosted a reception. Prof. Giddings of Columbia delivered the Phi Beta Kappa address. Notable graduates awarded keys include Andrews Yonkers New York. Brownell Hamilton New York. Burnham Hamilton New York. Dorrance Dorranceton Pennsylvania. Harmon Hamilton New York. Lent Highland New York. Lovett Red Bank New Jersey. Payne Flint Michigan. Perry Rockford Illinois. Schmidt Indianapolis Indiana. Trowbridge Constantinople. Wade Denver Colorado. Ware Auburn New York. Wells Quincy Illinois.
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Brownell
Hamilton
N. Y
Burnham
Dorrance
Dorranceton
Mize Harmon
Lent
Highland
Lovett
Red Bank
N. J
Payne
Flint
Mich
Perry
Rockford
Ill
Schmidt
Indianapolis
Ind
Trowbridge
Constantinople
Wade
Denver
C Ol
Ware
Auburn
Wells
Quincy
Illnois
The Turn of Life and Lydia Pinkham Advertisement
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the trusted aid for women entering and navigating middle life. It cites Mrs Pinkham offering free advice from Lynn Massachusetts and invites readers to write for guidance.
Census man held up in street over refusal to aid inquiry
A census enumerator was robbed on Ridge avenue near Girard avenue after four men confronted him and seized his street book. He had warned street residents to provide information and left his portfolio at home, complicating next steps for investigators and potential warrants.
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Pion Rige Avenue
Girard Avenue
Ridge and
Girard Avenues
Ridge Avenue
Beaston
Quo Vadis at Girard Avenue Theatre Review
The concluding week of the season opened at the Girard Avenue Theatre with a repeat of Quo Vadis drawing large audiences. Bertha Creighton as Lygia and Walter Edwards as Vibius Nero receive praise for performances alongside Edward Middleton and Robert Conners in supporting roles. The production earns high marks for acting, scenery, and costumes.
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Girard
Girard Avenue Theatre
Rome
Walter Edwards
Vis
Edward Middleton
Nero
Robert Conners
Vanes
Lyceum Theatre Burlesque Night At White Crook
A lively Lyceum Theatre program featured the White Crook Burlesquera with Jane's Birthday as the opening act. Strong costuming and a lineup of specialty acts by Aimee Travis Wilsons evon shouters Sheehan and K genette worm Reid Gilbert Cu Watson and a bright Serearee sear with Americans Abroad highlight the show.
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Lyceum Theatre
Aimee Travis
Centralto
Wilsons
Evon
Sheehan
K Genette & Worm
Reid
Gilbert
Cu Watson
Dians
Burns Sentenced for Contempt in Bankruptcy Case
Michael Burns formerly ran a saloon at Fourth and York streets and was jailed for contempt of court. Judge McPherson in the U S District Court March 14 granted a restraining order preventing Burns from withdrawing his license application, tied to an involuntary bankruptcy petition by creditors. the license was treated as an asset under a prior ruling.
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Michael Burns
Fourth and
York Streets
McPherson
United States District Court
Burns
Seakenet
Burne Li Aes
Russian Count in Bunco Case Faces Grand Jury Indictment
The grand jury indicted William Harper and his wife Mary A. Harper for conspiring with a supposed Russian count to defraud Mary M. Hilbert. The scheme involved bribery of detectives, fictitious court action, and transfer of property valued around 20,000 dollars.
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William Harper
Mary A. Harper
Frank Markowski
North Seventh Street
Maggie Anderson
Mary M. Hilbert
Donaghy
McKenty
Maxwell Stevenson
Miller
District Attorney's Office
Harper
Harpers
Diamond Street
Thirtieth Street
Ridge Avenue
Wilmington Military Academy begins first commencement week
The Wilmington Military Academy in Delaware opens its first commencement week with a dance for cadets hosted by the regents at Wyckoff Hall. Activities include military drills, a declamation contest for $50, and class day exercises led by Bishop Coleman with address by Charles B. Love.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilmington Military Academy
Wykcoff Hall
Wyckoff Hall
J. T. Morrison
Ithaca
N. Y
Bishop Coleman
Board of Trustees
Charles B. Love
Delaware
Acad
Local man jailed in fatal assault near Appletree Street
John Bilakis of 717 Appletree Street killed his former friend Peter Giovanis of 1225 Commerce Street in front of the Appletree Street house on Sunday afternoon. He was committed yesterday in the Central ce Court precinct to await trial.
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John Bilakis
Appletree Street
Peter Giovanis
Commerce Street
Ner
Public school events and local deaths in Wilmington area
Delaware news notes Wilmington public schools moving to evening sessions for term end with June 22 class day and June 25 commencement. Brooks, a hotel owner at Hort Penn, dies suddenly. A steamer captain once, he fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after a voyage mishap.
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Wilmington Public Schools
Brooks
Hort Penn
K. Rowse
Poles Paper Mills
Yeate
Wilmington High School
Dachton Sy
Dachton Sy 'S 10 East Thistern
James H. Clark
Sean Sciiat
Byune
Vanderlip joins rag time fun at Lansdowne children’s party
Assistant Secretary Vanderlip of the Treasury, about 20 million dollars rich, attended a Lansdowne Barker Hall party with Professor Johnson. He danced a cake walk with a 14 year old girl, led the Virginia reel, and joked about the bonds he is issuing while enjoying the rare lighthearted evening.
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Treasury
Lansdowne
United States Treasury
Virginia
Vanderlip
Barker Hall
Mr. Vanderlip
Professor Johnson
University of Pennsylvania
Equity Suit Over Philadelphia Baptist City Mission Property
The Chester Avenue Baptist Church sues the Philadelphia Baptist City Mission to settle a dispute over a property at Forty sixth street and Chester avenue. The suit alleges Briton Corliss owned the lot in 1893, the chapel cost 8100, and that title transfers and corporate status affected rightful ownership amid an 1890s funding dispute.
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Chester Avenue
Cill
Philadelphia
Corliss
Ft In Loh
Summer Institute Faculty Named in Dover Court House
Professor C. Tindall, superintendent of schools, announces the faculty for the year’s summer Institute to be held at the Court House through July. Dr. Joseph Walton of the Friends School Philadelphia to teach, with George L. Aldrich and Levering to conduct reading and instruction tasks.
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Timta
Dover
Del
C. Tin@all
Court House
Joseph Walton
Friends’ School
Philadelphia
George L. Aldrich Tendent
Weil
Colonel Potter on Retired List
Washington June 11 Lieutenant Colonel Carroll H Potter Twenty second Infantry has been placed on the retired list on his I S command status noted in dispatches he served with distinction and will retire from active duty ending a long career with the regiment.
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Potter
Washington
Carroll H. Potter
Twenty-second Infantry
Bermuda steamer sinks schooner in heavy fog collision
The steamer Bermuda, famed for filibustering, struck the schooner Frank D. Hall at Delaware Breakwater at 2 AM, splitting it in two. Ten crewmen escaped in a lifeboat, were rescued by the Bermuda, and later brought to her pier. The Frank D. Hall, built in Milford in 1882, measured 160 feet by 29 and was owned by John W. Hall of Wilmington.
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Bermuda
Frank D. Hall
Delaware
Callowhill Street
Milford
Del
John W. Hall
Wilmington
Strong Protest From Archbishop Ireland
In Rome the Osservatore Romano publishes Archbishop Ireland letter to Cardinal Rampolla denouncing a Journal de Geneve article as rubbish The archbishop says he speaks with the Pope and will repeat his declarations to Cardinal Rampolla on his next Rome visit to seek the Papal benediction.
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Rome
Osservatore Romano
Ireland
Rampolla
Journal de Geneve
Duke of Norfolk
Mer
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Whitehouse Exhibition Safe Expedition Heads East
London reports the Abys winda expedition led by William Fits and Hugh Whitehouse of Newport R. I. for Rudolph aries to Mombasa on the east coast. The party includes J. J. Harrison Powell Cotton and A. Butter with a native caravan and survey equipment. They departed Zell by the Red Sea last November en route to Rudolf Lake.
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London
Abyswinda
William Fits
Hugh Whitehouse
Newport, R. L
Rudolph
Arees
Mombasa
Mr. Whitehouse
J. J. Harrison
Powell Cotton
A. Butter
Zell
Red Sea
Bis
Creer Ashe
Lake Ike Rudolf
Union Labor Lyceum Inaugurated in Chicago
The Tribune reports the launch of the Union Laber Lyceum in Chicago aimed at fostering closer ties among union members and aiding related organizations in shared efforts and mutual support.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Union Laber Lyceum
Ee Ypv
Jones heads Democratic party panel in Chicago visit
Senator James K. Jones, chairman of the Democratic national committee, arrived in Chicago for a several day review of the city’s preliminary meet. He will tour the events and assess the preparations before the Kansas City convention.
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Chicago
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Kansas City
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