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Newspaper

The Silver Messenger

Location

Challis, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1902

Page

6

Wellesley College Girls Start a Restaurant Incorporated

Wellesley tea room run by students has evolved into a stock company to be wholly managed by the college’s women. Miss Mary Chase and colleagues led the effort as the venture grew from a lunch spot to a full service tea room with in house staff and six bedrooms. Shares offered to undergraduates faculty and alumnae are sold out amid plans to expand the enterprise.

Wellesley Tea Room Boston Globe Wellesley Mary Chasm Philadelphia Clara Shaw Kentucky Maryland Danahall Chase Elizabeth Newkirk Clara Conklin Alice Dana Knox Caroline Rogers Knox Rogers Gramps Willie Dusty Rhodes Chicago Harrison Gentlemen of the Road Chicago Tribune

New Minister From Siam Arrives as Envoy Extraordinary

Phya Charoon Raja Maltri, Siam's first envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to the United States, brings a remarkable career from prince to priest to adviser. King Caulalongkorn admires U S institutions. Siam plans closer ties, previously represented by Isaac Townsend Smith. The 87-year-old envoy is the sixth Siamese minister abroad, with posts in Berlin Paris London St Petersburg Vedda.

Priya Charoon Raja Malri Siam United States Caulalongkorn Isaac Townsend Smith Berlin Paris London St. Petersburg Vedda Phya Charoon Raja Maltri

Emperor as Cup Challenger

London reports suggest Emperor William of Germany could replace Sir Thomas Lipton as the next America Cup challenger. A German entry might make the race triangular with Lipton still a contender, as international participation would heighten interest and ensure top boats compete for the blue ribbon of the seas.

London Emperor William of Germany Sir Thomas Lipton Thomas Kaiser Wilhelm Wilhelm I Atlantic Coar Russia Earth Europe United States

Empress Eugenie Plans Convent at Farnborough Hill

The Empress Eugenie, living in England, reportedly will build a small convent in the Farnborough Hill estate memorializing her husband and their son. A Benedictine home already exists on the grounds, accommodating thirty members of the Order.

Eugenie Empress Hugenie Farnborough Hill

Modesty Theme Marks Governor McLean in Who's Who Sketch

A Connecticut governor’s self description in Who's Who in America is notably brief. The sketch names George P. McLean, Gov. Conn., 1018, Republican, Address Hartford Conn, reflecting restrained self-presentation.

McLean Connecticut America George P Republian Hartford Conn

Indiana Professor Receives Leave to Study European School Systems

Professor Jol A Bargatrom of Indiana University departs on leave until Christmas to study German, Norwegian, and Swedish school systems. William Millikan, senior editor of the Fayette County Herald, celebrates his ninety fifth birthday as a hale and hearty Nestor of Ohio journalism.

Jol A. Bargatrom Department of Indiana University Germany Norway Sweden William Millikan Fayette County Fust Nestor Ohio

Avs the World Revolves For Mayor of Newark and More

Edward Morse Shepard, a New York lawyer and Democratic activist born 1850, has been described as a Brooklyn and Greater New York political player. He served in various campaigns, opposed Bryan at times, and supported Low and Van Wyck in different races, with ties to railroad boards and city politics. He resides at 172 Congress Street, Brooklyn, and works from 111 Broadway, New York.

Newark Edward Morse Shepard Democrats New York New York City The College of the City of David B. Hill Independent Democracy Brooklyn Frederick W. Wurster Bryan Indianapolis Seth Low H. M. Shepard Greater Augustus van Wyck

Lord Salisbury Reemerges With Mixed Image

Those who know him say Lord Salisbury appears younger and older since leaving the foreign office. He is younger due to relief from official duties and a restored gaiety, yet older in his reluctance to govern with former intensity, suggesting he is not young enough to be prime minister at his age.

Lord Salisbury Foreign Office

William Loeb named to Cortelyou as secretary role

William Loeb formerly secretary to President Roosevelt will serve as secretary to Mr. Cortelyou, taking a trusted staff position in the administration. His appointment signals continuity in the president’s inner circle and may affect daily operations at the executive office.

Roosevelt Cortelyou

Tolstoy as Active As Ever Despite Illness

A French visitor reports Count Tolstoi remains vigorous in mind and body at Yasnaya Polyana. He begins days at 7 AM with a park tour wearing a white linen hat, then works at his desk, dines alone, and joins the midday meal. His manuscripts are messy with edits, copied by many secretaries including painter’s son Nicholas Gay in the afternoon.

Golstoi Yasnala Poliana Count Tolstoi Nicholas Gay

Nothing Equals 4h Jacob's Ol for Pain Relief

An old remedy claims to treat rheumatism gout sciatica neuralgia cramps and many pains. It touts Bishop Whipple and his era as proof of efficacy, noting his hardy exploits and missionary work in the plains and open camps.

Whipple Bishop Whipple Ife

Allen's Foot-Ease Cure for Swollen Bunions Ad

Are you using Allen's Toot-Eaes The only cure for swollen smarting burning sweating feet corned bunions Ask for Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes Free sample at Druggists stores Allen 8 Olmated LeRoy N Y plus mentions of gold and a London society dinner unclear in text

Allen Drijgeistead Olmated LeRoy, N.Y

Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Cited By Women In Testimonial

Mrs Kate Berg secretary of Knights of Pythias auxiliary praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound curing five years of painful menstruation. Letter touts relief after three bottles and urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham Lynn Mass. Forfeiture note claims genuineness.

Kate Berg Knights of Pythias Commercial Hotel Minneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Pisknast Kate Bena

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