Patrolman Foils Escape In Pine Street Shooting Incident
Patrolman Hagen chased and shot at a man after a confrontation near Pine Street and Fifth Avenue. The assailant fled, was tackled by Hagen who fired twice as the pursued man attempted a left hook. The suspect, once jailed for an earlier stick-fighting offense, was captured after a chase through several blocks.
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Rosa
Fifth Ave
Ed Hagen
McFarland
Hagen
Hagens
Oes
Sen
Pike Et Fat
Handicaps Faced by Women in Odd Fashion Debate
Fragmentary report shows Charles and Dorothy Dis discussing social handicaps for women. They claim restrictions on clothing include skirts, hats, and ruffled petticoats, with references to three inch French styles.
Gorgeous New Hats Worn By Rich New York Women
Five fashionable New York society women display distinct hat styles that defy uniform fashion. Names include Mrs Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs Natalie Collins, each showcasing individuality with trims, crowns, and colors reflecting personal taste and social standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metropolis
Willie K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Milan
Mra
Chas Dana Gibeon
Panama
Mra Gibeon
Gibson
Natalie Collins
John McCullough
McCullough
Orrin
Doncourt
Rice Dishes for Everyday Economy and Flavor
Practical guide to using leftovers with rice including a baked risotto style dish with onion pimento milk and cheese a cold rice salad with olive oil lemon juice and cayenne and a light custard like baked rice with nutmeg milk and sugar served cold for economical meals.
Suffrage, Fashion, and Household Tips From an Early 20th Century Page
The text mixes suffrage imagery with portraits of women in trousers and public appearances, noting Dr. Mary Gordon as a prominent suffrage advocate whose photograph may appear only with favorable coverage. It also offers practical kitchen and cooking advice, including meat storage, butter testing, custards, bananas for children, and iron-rich greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gordon
Pritons
London
Huntieh
England
de. Gordon
Woman Takes Over Family Real Estate Business
In Manhattan Kansas Mrs A Robbon widowed after her husband, a real estate agent, died in an accident. She visited the office after the funeral and completed several “hanging fire” deals, securing money and building a fortune from the business.
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Manhattan
Kan
A. Robbon
Kansai
Esitate
Roblaon
Girl hero rescues boy from Calaveras river under burned bridge
In Fruitvale California on June 2 a 11 year old boy named Lestie Floyd fell from a burned bridge into the water. A brave girl climbed through charred timbers and lowered a heavy plank for the boy to cling to while she signaled for help. The parents seek the girl’s identity.
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United Press
Fruitvale
Cal
Lestie Floyd
High St. Bridge
Floyd
Unknown Husband of a Well Known Woman
A portrait of Julia Ditto Young husband of a famous woman who prophesied Roosevelt’s career and inspired her literary turn. It notes their son Laurence Ditto Young, his writing debut The Climbing Doom, the father’s routine as Erie County Bay bank secretary, motorboating on Niagara River, and the family’s literary and personal struggles.
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Julia Ditto Youn
Theodore Roosevelt
Julia Ditto Young
Erie County Bay Bank
Bot N. Yohoto Hhe
Niagara River
Buffalo
False hair and wealth among the world’s richest women
Pauline Frederick states that true beauty comes from one’s own hair and hair care. The article lists ten wealthiest women, naming Mrs. G Asher, Hetty Green, Russell Sage widow, Marchioness of Graham, Duchess of Roxburghe, Baroneas Eckhardstein, Countess Brechony, Frau Von Boblen, and Anne Weightman Walker with fortunes ranging from millions to over sixteen million pounds or dollars.
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G. Asher
Harry Barnato
Hetty Green
Russell Sage
Marchioness of
Graham
Duchess of Roxburdge
Ogden Goulet
Baroneas Eckhardstein
John Blundell Maple
Countess Brechony
Mise Gindpe Venderbit
Frau von Boblen
Krupp
Anne Weightman Walker
Needle travels in woman's body after huyed incident
A 22 year old woman in Chicago recalls an incident from June two decades ago when a man stepped on a needle, which traveled upward through her body and emerged far from the entry point without causing pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. W. Kove
Fels Naptha touted as easy on women and clothes
A Drudge style joke promotes Fels Naptha washing soap as gentle and time saving. It claims washing in cool or lukewarm water, no boiling or hard rubbing, protects clothes, reduces fire risks, and costs little per cake with long lasting use.
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Om Drudge
Istreas
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Dorothy Dis
the Star
Ade
Menta
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Parte
Minve
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Alexandra
Alewa
Alewandra
MAB
G. A. Robigon
Yakima
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Ifhoe
Shakespeare
Theen
Shaw
Pauline Frederick
Huy
Eeees
Women’s
Oxfords
Turrell
Anty
Rudge
Moore
Victor
Lehar
Marcella Bembrich
Elele Stevenson
Harry Macdonough
Billy Cavalier
The
Stevenson & Branley
Villa
Eisie Stevenson
Helene Noldi
Peerless Quartet
Sherman
Second
Steinway
Mme. Paul
New
Schuchard Optical CO
Second Ave
Millindry CO
Mirat Av
Raven
Raven Drug CO
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