Woman Admitted to Practice Before U S Supreme Court
Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Chicago becomes one of the few women admitted to the Supreme Court bar. A leader in the suffrage movement, she has practiced law ten years, studied at Union College of Law, and partners with her husband at Evanston. Judge Bradwell lauds her potential, and she has spoken before Illinois leaders on equal suffrage.
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Supreme Court of the
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Union College of Law
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Spring hats debut new materials and trims in Leghorn styles
Leghorn millinery introduces Easter hats using bats in straw braid with satin finish and woven bulnushes edged with black velvet. Linen crash and Stay felt headline, with hats trimmed in ribbons, beads, and epangles. Colors include Periwinkle blue, champagne, brown, and pale green. trims feature bows, ribbons, or velvet elements.
Handkerchief Fashion Shifts To Embroidered Edges
The era of demetitched handkerchief edges replaces scalloped fringed borders as embroidery grows in the pocket kerchief trade. High end items cost 6?24 to 80 apiece with Hem embroidery rumored to extend to the hem. Dealers predict stitching may stay popular amid ongoing fashion changes.
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Vague Floral Adornment Described in Ornate Style
The text describes a decorative bonnet or headpiece with violets shaded in pink purples and jacqueminyt tones. It mentions a pattern with delicate tracery and maiden hair greenery, and a sprig of violets or similar flowers arranged along one side.
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A garbled OCR passage mentions members of a group and a sequence of actions. The text references attachment, loyalty, and duties but key names, places, dates, and outcomes are unreadable. The fragment suggests an era tempo but provides no concrete facts to confirm a specific event.
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A hazy OCR snippet mentions names and places such as Joe and John Flaten with unclear dates and events. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief item but lacks coherent details to identify a clear action, official body, or outcome for a complete card.
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