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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1898

Page

15

Wealthy American Women and Life Insurance Leaders

A survey lists America's richest women and their life insurance policies, highlighting Mrs. George Hearst with 1000000 policy, Mrs. A White of Gardiner with 175000, and others like Mrs. Crocker, Mrs. Fassett, Mrs. Eckhart, and Mrs. Cranmer. The Dallas area, Philadelphia, Chicago, and several cities are named for notable insured individuals and values. The article notes several families and spouses connected to large policies, including the Dixeton family, Lux, Tarbell, Pearl Wight, Lauretin Gibson, and multiple Louisville and Chicago holders.

America George Hearst San Francisco A. White Gardiner Hearst Margaret B. Crocker Elmira Jacob Sloat Fassett Jennie Fassett Crocker EB. B. Crocker Hamilton Dixeton M. W. Lux Charles the King California Gaye E. Tarbell Chicago Tarbell Much Pearl Wight New Orleans Lauretin Gibson Cincinnati Loria Halley KS. Ransom Louisville

Old Fashioned Women Order Formed in Atlanta

The Order of Old Fashioned Women in Atlanta, begun by eight prominent matrons, aims to do good and aid the poor. Fundraisers including a grand burlesque carnival at the Atlanta Opera House raised several thousand dollars to support a university ward at Grady Hospital. Chapters A through D expanded to Nashville and Augusta, Ga., adopting the group’s traditional aims and methods.

Atlanta Mason and Dixon Atlunta Opera House Grady Hospital Wilmer Moore William Els Julia Field Moreie Brannon Robert Maddox Thomas R. Tt. Cobb Robert Foremian Henry Inman Nashville Augusta

Proposed apartment project in New York for single women

Projectors plan a soberuo style lodging house in New York City providing rooms, conveniences and comforts for about 1000 women at moderate prices. The aim is to supply a home for women living alone and to be practically useful, though not profit making. A Philadelphia Enquirer note comments on prior trials with varied results.

Dtis New York City Persia L. Fare Philadelphia Ensietia Pausini Owen Surview Juliaiess Lund Wien Aucune Thas Qwrey Ergun Chang Leon Shida Bled Sbi Abel

A Clever Canadian Matron Appointed to London Board

Mrs Boomer of Calgary becomes the first woman to hold a position on the London City Board. The London Daily Press lauds her energy in promoting good works and public matters. It notes her perseverance and public confidence, urging board support.

Mes Boomer Oif Thieduce Council of Wonen London Canna London Daily Prep Barno Boomer Perserse

Women Artists Gaining Ground in New York Exhibitions

Women artists in New York yearly gain prominence among illustrators and colorists, earning recognition for their work which some say exceeds that of men in certain pieces. Critics debate humor in feminine portraits and note few female sculptors or ceramicists have emerged, suggesting stricter standards may deter women from exploring certain media.

New York Tybushoun Gil

Miss Lees Appointed Matron in South Australian Maritime Board

Miss Titinay Leen Alize Lilian Lees, one of six sisters who aided Mrs. Ormiston Chant in Greco Turkish War service, appointed matron of the Hospital San Maritano Sao Paulo Brazil. Laws trained at Hospital for Sick Children Pemblebury and King's College Hospital. Willard referenced temperance work. Miss Camering Sjence named as new member of distillate board for South Australia to care for paupers.

Alize Lilian Lees Ormiston Chant Grevee Habitars

Distorted War of Words on Women Roles and Society

A fragmented 20th century discussion outlines evolving gender roles, marriage, family life, education, and social expectations. It touches on reform ideas, queenly governance, labor divisions, religious and communal constraints, and proposed strategies for uniting cultures while noting tensions and debates within society.

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