Woman's Education Switch in Public Debate Described
Greenville journal cites Dr. Lynas Abbott arguing that education should not prepare women as wives and mothers but to be capable individuals. The piece contrasts views from educators and magazine writers and notes a broader Central American reform effort led by the International Bureau of American Republics with U S and Mexican support to unify regulations and foster development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynas Abbott
Dr. Abbott
Baltimore American
Central America
International Bureau of Central American
Boston Herald
International Bireau
United States
Mexico
The Good Will Habit and Naval Demoralization Insight
The piece argues the good will habit shapes character and social relations, warning that selfish attitudes harden feelings and reduce vitality. It cites French navy demoralization after explosions and cabinet changes, blaming leadership and discipline issues, and ends with a Detroit News tip about using soap to clean floors.
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Atran
New York Weekly
Army officer convicted of disorderly conduct on street car
An army officer in Washington was convicted of disorderly conduct on a street car. five policemen carried the belligerent officer to the hospital. The dismissal sentence was commuted for a fighter needed in active service. A German countess bemoans wealth while clean broke is deemed near godliness. A rich Pittsburg man shot himself claiming too much money. The rich and poor share the complaint they never have enough money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aain
Pittsburg
Suffragettes in London Rally Sparks Husband Question
The London suffragettes appear energized and ready, but a debate arises about whether their husbands backed their efforts or opposed them behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Taft Names Knox as Secretary in New Cabinet
Washington notes report Taft appoints United States Senator Philander C. Knox of Pennsylvania as secretary of state. Gen Appearances show push for judicial appeal rights and questions on secret service funding. Roosevelt attacks Puli cer charges and defends prosecution. World editorial rebukes.
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Wiliam H. Taft
United States
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Atate
Federal Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Atty. Gen. Honaparte
Congress
Standard Oil Company
House of Representatives
Senate
New York
Theodore Nurton
Cleveland
Taft
Roosevelt
Joseph Pullicer
Paouma Eagal
New York World
the World
Notable early aviation feats and political graft cases
Wilbur Wright set two Le Mans records by staying airborne nearly two hours and climbing 360 feet. Fred Lied, ex-Columbia board member, drew four years in prison for bribery. Leo F. McCullough faces perjury and conspiracy charges over a June impropriety in Heston. M. Edekies found guilty of embezzling 1872 dollars. sentenced to one year and 3486 dollars fine. Knox hints at Taft cabinet service. Haitian revolutionist Gen. Anton Simon elected president. Henry E. Agar sought for forgery, presumed drowned, later arrested in Harlingen. Tralph H. Booth buys Muskegon papers. actress Aline Neilson files bankruptcy for 1200 liabilities 75 assets.
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Wilbur Wright
le Mans
France
Fred Lied
Columbia
Board of Control
Leo F. McCullough
Common Council
Heston
M. Edekies
First State Bank
Oklahoma City
Okla
Canadian County
Philander C. Knox
United States
Pennsylvania
Taft
Anton Simon
Lord Alexis
Hayti
Henry E. Agar
Princeton
Ind
Wabash
Haringen
Tex
Tralph H. Booth
Detroit
Muskegon Chronicle
Muskegon Morning News
Aliee Neilson
Jane
Multiple bank heists and mob violence ripple across towns
Six robbers sacked Farmers State Bank at Keene and Commercial Bank at Gibbon Nebraska then fled in a car with 5500 after a fierce clash with residents. A 1900s flood of violent incidents include ships colliding off New York and mobs hanging suspects in Kentucky and Illinois.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Keene
Neb
Commercial Bank
Gibbon
Catstone
England
New York Harbor
Col. Hy
B. Marehbank
Joplin
Elmer Hill
Mamie Womack
Adair County
Kentucky
Monticello
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Thompsonville
Conn
Connecticut General Assembly
Eureka
Cal
Chu Chin Ching
Chicago
Tnens Brose
Castro
Tom Longboat
Madison Square Garden
New York
Dorando Pietri
Marshal F. C. Woods
Greenwich
Turkey
Napoleon, O
Citizens’ State Bank
Cat
Tupac
Plor
Mass killing and other frontier crimes sweep nation
A wide array of violent events and legal actions fill the page. A teen kills a former sweetheart in Somerville Massachusetts while other stories report Pennsylvanian capitol fraud convicts sent to prison, a Philadelphia boxing fatality, a Missouri jail shooting, and a railway station robbery in Salineburg. Also noted are a school fire in Altoona, Texas saloon curbs, European diplomacy, a Rostov fire, and scientific finds from Chapelle aux Saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Harvey
James B. Harmon
James M. Harmon
Somerville
Mass
Penneylvania
James Curren
Benjamin Barnet
Broadway Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Frank Cain
Higben
Elmer Magruder
Cath
Salinbury
Keithley Ramp
Aladanag Island
Altoona
Gov. Campbell
Texas
Max Waechter
Europe
United States of Europe
M. Piehow
Max
King Edward
Council of Jewish Women
Cornelia H. Kahn
Uwo
Lilley
Woodruff
John D. Rockefeller
Carvalho
Star Company
Ublisturs
William R. Hearst
New York American
New York
Rostov
Don
Froderick A. Storm
Thorton J. Maing
Peter ©. Halts
Willam
Annis
Charles Birchfield
Riend
Thornon Munns
Meyer
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Portland
Ore
Caperss
O. H. Hui Sild
Joseph L. Sullens
Springfeld
Salt Lake Ity
Rand Army of the Republic
First National Bank of
Somersworth
N. H
Fred 4
Varney
United States
Cr Alt
Jacob van Heemskerk
Berlin
Castro
Hutch
Alix
Gomez
Venezuela
Teslin
England
Robley D. Evans
Hampton
Broadway
Henry Reuterdahl
Justice Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
E. H. Harriman
Otto Kab
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Abbes Bouysson
Bardon
Chapelle aux-Saints
Cortexe
Obituary notice of three notable figures
Captain Campbell H Sweeney aged 66 of the Miasts aipal river steamboat trade died of pneumonia in New Orleans. Miss Caroline Mayer aged 60 collapsed in Montclair New Jersey pursuing a thief. Donald Grant Mitchell aged 84 famed author of the pen name Li Mayal died at his home Marvelwood Megowan? New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell H. Sweeney
New Orleans
Caroline F. Mayer
Montclair
N. 2
Donald Grant Mitchell
Li Mayyal
bin Bume
Ky Mégewoou
Half HS Sugar Bill Of The Country Aggregates 1 Million Daily
Washington reports the bureau of statistics shows Americans consume about half their body weight in sugar each year. The 1907 total reaching 7,089,667,975 pounds costs roughly $272 million at 5½ cents per pound, averaging 826 pounds per person. Home production, imports, and exports are detailed by source and region, with cane sugar from Cuba and other regions dominating imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Porta Rica
Hawai
Philippines
Cuba
Europe
Tragic gun suicide shocks Grand Rapids society
Mrs Myrtle Searles woke in night clothes and smoked when her husband Jim asked about the looks of the pistol. An automatic Colt ended her life with a shot to the head as she stood at the bed foot. A cultured artist and horsewoman, the 32 year old mother of two had wealth and a second marriage after Gordon’s death. Searles, a mining promoter with interests in Nevada and Arizona, faced a presumed temporary insanity verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Mich
Jim
Myrtle Searles
Searles
Gordon
Cleveland
Cobaltane
Nevada
Arizona
Two Children Cremated In Interlochen Fire Michigan
Two children died in a house fire at Interlochen near Traverse City Michigan when the Tener family slept through the blaze. Mrs Tener escaped with a sick husband and a baby. Mary age five and Lyman age three perished in another room as flames overwhelmed the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Mich
Edward Tener
Interlochen
Leiter Fire Chief Aids Zeigler Mine Blaze
Firefighter Joseph Leiter of Zeigler Mines led the response as flames raged for 45 hours causing extensive damage. Leiter arrived Sunday to direct the blaze fight amid reports of rising school concerns in the area. In Hot Springs South Dakota Willis B Storkton jurors found der of Carter guilty in a separate murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiter
Duquoin
Joseph Leiter
Zeigler
Mr. Leiter
Stockton
Hot Springs
S. D
Willis
B. Storkton
B.C. Carter
Witness Overthrow of Devil at Spanish Fair
An overlong excerpt describes the San Mateus devils fair in which many villagers, including epileptics and hysterical children, seek exorcism through corded finger and toe bindings performed by a monk. Witnesses hail departures of devils as knots loosen and the possessed are led away. The piece shifts to anecdotes about Bishop Potter and Mansion House life, contrasting clerical interviews with a reporter and the Lady Mayoress’s temporary home, noting its cost and ceremonial significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Mateus
Spanish Levant
Spain
Demong
New York
Bishop Potter
New York Times
Mansion House
London Chronicle
Sovereigna
Jord
White Deer and a Black Fox Tale From Prince Edward Hunters
A striking news brief reports hunters near Hastings or Lennox and Addington killed a pure white deer with two small black ear spots, weighing about 200 pounds, and a rare black fox with a valuable pelt. Grant Sprague of Big Island is named as the lucky shooter.
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Animal Kingdom
Prince Edward
Grant Sprague
Big Island
Hastings
Lennox
Addington
Picion
Toronto Globe
Fragmented Rereport of a Flag Display Question
A historical note shows a priest challenging the display of a national ensign on walls, with a janitor replying that the net prevents removal. The fragment hints at a dispute over a flag mounted in a public space and the local logic offered.
Evening Dresses in Ivory and Mauve with Elaborate Embroidery
The article describes two historical evening dresses. The first in soft ivory satin features an empire skirt, back tucks, gold embroidered galloon trims, kimono sleeves, and a deep cross-fold. The second gown is pale mauve silk with lace inserts, a net tucker, and a silk fringe draped around the high waist, with substantial yardage detailed for materials.
Do You Fear Growing Old
An essay on aging and attitude argues that fear of age fades for those who stay lovable, alert, and engaged. It stresses positivity, avoiding fuss, and keeping a young heart to maintain friendships and vitality despite changing looks.
Modish Coiffure with Velvet Ribbon Band
Illustration shows a new fashionable hair arrangement slightly parted in front and drawn back to a loose puff knot. A velvet or satin ribbon band is fastened around the knot.
Princess Business Gown Displayed in Broadcloth Line
The display features smart broadcloth princess gowns suited for business wear. They are plain with the front buttoned from neck to hem and include long buttoned sleeves in a tailored, professional style.
When Applying Skin Food For Wrinkle Prevention
Guide to facial use of skin food advises focusing on mouth lines to prevent wrinkles. Massage one side at a time with strong tongue pressure against the cheek to press out lines. Then apply cream and gently pinch and roll muscles with the fingertips until a healthy glow appears.
Hair washing tip splits hair into braids
A tip advises dividing hair into two sections from the forehead to the back, then splitting each into two to form four small braids. After washing, unbraid and comb each braid separately to prevent tangling, a method noted as especially helpful for a child’s hair.
Hard Pillows on Divan for Comfort and Support
The article explains using two large pillows behind a divan to support softer cushions, creating a comfortable seating or lounging setup. Pillows can be stuffed with excelsior in muslin or ticking, covered in preferred fabric, with a heavy cord edging. a third pillow may frame the end against wall or side for added structure.
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Nne
Fashionable Weather Wear and Domestic Crepe Blouses
A column discusses smart weather outfits for today’s woman including close face veils in pink chiffon and gray, and baby carriage robes repurposed as pillow covers. It notes Paris fur coats with gold embroidered waistcoats, the dressy expectations at country house parties, and a domestic crepe blouse option as a cheaper substitute. It adds a Scottish Dundee trend of home baking and bread production among wage earners, hinting at tight living conditions and bakery profits in four pound loaves.
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Shay
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Greenville Journal
E. C, Otwell
Pub
Greenville
Ohio
Mona
Gaston ‘Thomson
Marine
Chamber of Deputies
Bia
Tena
Munn
Thomson
Syven
Highland Park
Detroit News
Hensaites OS
Washington Notes
Queenstown
Why Star
Father Kelly
St. Agnes
Paterson
N. J
Ireland
Mobile
Ala
William C. Baumhauser
Commerce
Christman
Omaha
William R. Kelly
Union Pacific Railroad
South Omaha
Kelly
Panama Canal Zone
Devile
Paris
Dundee
Scotland
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