Women Operate Rival Restaurants Behind Medical School
In St Louis, two women run rival eateries near Jefferson Avenue and Olive Street, drawing medical students as patrons. Mrs Josephine Davis’s restaurant and Miss Emma Beanly’s rival create tension as staff and patrons clash over seating and meals. Miss Deane proposes a cooperative restaurant with stock to fund its start, potentially changing local dining dynamics. Daris’s former spot is being prepared for use.
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Fmsibyss
Jeffson Avenue
Olive Street
Josephine Davis
Weir
Davis
Timersime
Mies Deane
Beishi
Emma
Mia Davis
Mre Davis
Iig
Deane
Tolker
Daris
St. Louis Republic
Women and the Evolving Role in Public Life
Frances M. Abbott notes changing social and professional roles for women, highlighting suffrage progress in Wyoming Utah Colorado Idaho and municipal rights in Kansas. She describes women serving as directors and officers in corporations, voting on school matters, and increasingly frequenting clubs and social venues once male domains, with women attending meetings and enjoying club facilities on common days.
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Teannot
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Iaaho
Kansas
Frances M. Abbot
North American Review
The New Woman Question in Early Reform Debates
The article discusses the evolving role of women labeled as the new woman, contrasting her traits with the “old woman.” It notes shifts in independence and public presence, the impact of environment on female character, and the tension between new feminine power and traditional femininity. The discussion recalls Spartan women as historical reference and mentions attire changes to emphasize femininity.
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Alen
Thu Ui
Ling
Ace
Bell
New York
Progress of Woman Suffrage Across States and Nations
A sweeping survey traces suffrage milestones from 1860 to the early 1900s, noting achieved rights by state and country. It lists Kentucky school suffrage for widows in 1845, Kansas granting all women, municipal gains in Wyoming, and parallel moves in Colorado, New Zealand, England, and other regions, concluding with projected ballots in North Dakota and Washington and ongoing debates in The Woman's Journal.
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Colorado
Idgba
Kentucky
Kansas
England
Michigan
Minnesota
Colornia
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Sui i
New York
Vermont
Scotland
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Washington
New Brunswick
Ontario
Hansas
North
Liakote
Montana
Arizona
New Jersey
Windis
Quebec
Connecticut
New Zealand
Ohio
Australia
Utah
Idaho
North Dakota
Washingroy
Woman's Journal
Railroad Car Tours Caregivers Guide Tour Party Safety
A large railroad company employs three women to accompany and comfort touring parties on its routes. Miss Zerella Wallace Beats, Miss Emma Bingham, and Miss Annie E B Brady ensure passenger comfort, explain points of interest, and assist travelers during the trip. Their duties include welcoming guests, answering questions, and providing information as needed.
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Grilpe
Mizz
Zerella Wallace
Emma
Bingham
Annie
Brady
Spokesperson Stenographer in Spokine Earns 90 Monthly
The city stenographer Mrs Huse Denny in Spokine Wash receives 90 a month. Officials note the role council and Chronicle staff rely on her daily work. A claim suggests the value of the position could justify higher compensation if duties were expanded.
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Huse Denny
Spokine
Ciy
Enuney
Lenny
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