Women Lighthouse Keepers Save 13 Lives Highlighting Ida Lewis
A 1900s feature recounts 27 women serving as lighthouse keepers and assistants across 13 states. It notes Ida Lewis saved 13 lives, the lack of a pension law for veterans’ families,1n apportionment of pay from 96 to 800 dollars yearly, ration allowances for keepers, and lists several notable families and stations across California to Maine with examples of heroism and dedication in dangerous duties.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Bureau of Lighthouses
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ida Lewis
California
Louisiana
New York
Maryland
Florida
Connecticut
Michigan
Maine
Vermont
New Jersey
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Oregon
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Pacific
Angel Island
Cal
Juliet E. Nichols
Henry E. Nichols
United States Navy
San Francisco Bay
Gamewell No. 3
Burt
Japan
Lighthouse keeper appointment noted at Sta Cruz
A report states the annual salary of $560 and an appointment dating from the civil service extension. Miss Hecox has supervised the Sta Cruz light station for 28 years earning a yearly amount not specified.
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Biloxi
Miss
Eliza MacCashin
Passaic and
Elbow
New Jersey
Georgias. Brumfield
Turkey Point
Maryland
Mary E. Bethel
Key West
Key West Main Ship Channel
Florida
Daniel Williams
Little Traverse
Mich
Flora McNeil
Bridgeport Breakwater
Connecticut
Emma D. Tabberah
Cumberland
New York
Kate Walker
Robbins Reef
Minnie E. Coteron
Civil Service
Bayou St. Johns
Louisiana
Caroline Riddle
Canal
Port Pontchartrain
Margaret Norvell
Civil Service Extension
Anna M. Read
West Rigoletts
Emily A. Fish
Point Pines
Monterey Bay
California
Pacific Coast
Monterey
Nual
Hecox
Sta Cruz
Pope Pius Looks: A Figure Made for Action
The observer describes Pope Pius XII as tall with white-gray hair and a ruddy complexion. He notes a simple gracious manner and a touch of ennui from a life among the people, a man suited for active service rather than scholarly seclusion.
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Harper’s Bazar
Pay Your Poll Tax Pay Your Pond aE
A fragmented notice urges payment of a poll tax and related dues. No clear dates or agencies are readable. the item reads as a payment reminder with limited context and no specific deadline or enforcement details.
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Julia E. Nichols
Charles J. McDougal
Caroline Morse
Santa Barbara
Julia F. Williams
Horace F. Williams
Morse
Maria Younghaus
Cornelius B. V. C. Speake
Upper Cedar Point
Lighthouse Bureau
Sarah J. Fine
St. Mark's
Minnie Cochems
Sherwood Point
Blanche E. Ames
Watch Point
Emma M. Lassen
Grassy Hammock
Minnie L. Lupton
St. Joseph Point Range
Line Hard
Umpqua River Range
M. B. Donoho
Sonny
Mamma
Moore
Blum
Heiden
Ev’ng
Street
Emil Blum
East Houston Street
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Pope Pius