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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1900

Page

2

Terrifying mob attack on Pauline Hesser in St Louis street riot

Pauline Hesser, 23, describes a brutal mob assault after being accused of scabbing a streetcar ride. She fled through Calhoun and Geyer avenues, torn garments and blows, a brave young man guiding her to safety, and a grocer denying shelter before she escaped toward Ninth Street with the mob in pursuit.

Pauline Hesser St. Louis Miss Hesser Misa Hesser Cabanne Avenue Louis Hesser Tower Grove Avenue Twelfth Calhoun Tower Grove Calhoun Street S Treet Geyekanette Tenth Geyeravenue Tenth and Geyer Herman Schumacher Tenth Street Ninth and Ninth and Geyer Batehber

Young Jersey girl serves as substitute schoolteacher

Special Correspondence from Smithburg New Jersey reports eight year old Marcella Parker, the city’s youngest teacher, filling in for a sick Miss Stout at Thompson Grove School. She orderly led spelling reading and lessons, kept class quiet, and earned permission to continue teaching until the nurse returned.

Smithburg N. J Iss Kittire Marcella Parker Thts City America Miss Parker Thompson Grove School Miss Stout Kittie Kitty Anna

Youngest County Official in the United States Named

Nevada Missouri reports Douglas Wood age 13 as Deputy Surveyor of Vernon County after taking oath of office. son of county surveyor W H Wood, he learned surveying from his father and in school and in his father's office. the commission followed his father’s election as surveyor.

Nevada Evada United States Douglas Wood W. H. Wood Vernon County Wood Douglas

Debarred From the Royal Presence Prompted by Social Gatekeeping

An old society note discusses the gatekeeping of royal drawing rooms where money can secure admission. It mentions how wives or daughters of wealthy retailers can gain entry, highlighting class and influence in access to high society venues.

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