Woman education questioned by 19th century scholars
The Titonka Topic reports on critics like Dr Lyman Abbott arguing that female schooling should not aim to prepare women as wives or mothers. The Baltimore American notes the debate includes famed professors and writers. The piece also covers the International Bureau of American Republics proposing uniform laws and monetary systems for five Central American republics backed by U S and Mexico to curb unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Abbott
Stephey
Batimore Awearican
Central América
International Bureau of Central American Republics
The
Boston Herald
International Bureau of American
United States
Mexico
Central America
The Good Will Habit and Naval Demoralization
A discussion of good will as a daily habit shaping character and social empathy, citing a New York Weekly view. It contrasts this with a cold self seeking attitude and notes French naval demoralization after the Zena explosion in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Thia
Mons
Gaston Thomson
Pilaster of Marine
Chamber of Depoties
Zena
Mons. Thomson
Army officer in Washington faces disorderly conduct case
An army officer in Washington was charged with disorderly conduct after a street car incident. Police had to carry the belligerent diver to the hospital as the court considered punishment. The original dismissal was commuted, with hope that time in service would shape a better outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Various Iowa Local Notes From Mason City Des Moines Era
Fragments report legal actions at Mason City including fines for pool hall violations and property deals for a city hall site. Towns mention diphtheria cases, a grand jury flexing, egg and poultry fairs, and a Chicago plan for a vaudeville theater in Sioux City. Terms touch on railroading rumors, taxidermy trips, and a flood of county fair statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lindsay
Logan
PL Wilson
Charles Hotel
Mason City
Prairie Atatrict
Fair Miet
Pella
Gay
Conesville
Egal
Schlopkoh
Stockton
Iowa State Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Waterloo
Aity
Ames
Florste
Des Moines
Wehirst Forts
Iowa
Travelers’ Protective Association
Atute
Warren County
New Virginia
Orpheum Theater
Sioux City
Chicago
Vandevile
Armory
Poultry Asgssociation
Northwest
Avery Fair
Davenport Turner Sociery
Ite
Turner Hall
Turner
United States
Amlet
Turner Alfafra
W. T. Stilwell
St. Paul & Des Moines
Milwaukee
Cart Reith
Willam Starr
Clarkgville
Starr
Mount Ayr
Metropolitan Surety Company
Newark
Maile Xetronehmelit
Auss
Fannie Lambert
Charles
Magon
City
Reltef
Wiliam
Wheeler
Decorah
Co- Operative Restock Company
Micra
Iowa Association of County and District Fair
Mills County
Mason’ City
Wouness
W. E. Brice
Brice
Electric One
C. P. Lange
Ball
Homer R. Hill
State University
Iowa City
Ben ‘Ellers
Steamboat Rock
Towa City
Vaudevilla
Ashe Hen
Mirelasa
Idan DeLong
Madson
Wis
Senor Garezpe
Mexico
Grundy Center
Washington Notes on Currents in Congress and World Affairs
Congressional actions authorize a large bond issue for river and harbor work including Panama canal considerations. Roosevelt lashes out at graft claims while Cromwell denies them. ministers from Panama present credentials. War Department plans rise in next year’s budget. Local incidents include fires, crimes, and accidents across multiple states, with notable political and legal developments.
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National Rivers
Aid Warriors
Congress
Anch
Parana’ Canal
Yes
Hoosevelt
Wihton
Nelson Cromwell
Roosevelt
Sonora
Wilson Andrew Carnegie
House
Ways and A Means Committee
War Department
Sanual
Secretary of War
Whison
District of Columbia
Territories
Cuba
Notable Figures Face Legal and Health News Across Cities
Senator Flantsbrough suffers serious illness in Minneapolis. Abraham Huel, ex SF political boss, convicted of bribery facing up to 14 years. President Castro to land at Bordeaux as private citizen with protection. Charles E. Davis acquitted in Dr. Praderick murder case. Castro of Venezuela to meet at Santander with plan to straighten international quarrels. John Sullivan granted a divorce in Chicago. Samuel Gross discharged in U S bankruptcy in Detroit. Gov Deneen to attend Minnesota's agriculture short course in 1910.
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Benator Flantsbrough
North Dakota
Minneapolis
Abraham Huel
San Francisco
Castro
Bordeaux
Charles E. Davis
Praderick
Austin
Oninha
Venezuela
Santander
Spain
John &. Sullivan
Chicago
Samuel FB. Gross
United States
Detroit
Mich
Deneen
Umpires Face Allegations in Chisago New York NL Game
In a decisive National League match between Chisago and New York, umpires Klem and Jobstone faced charges of attempted bias. The piece notes various other local items, including a Minnesota court ruling on dental practice, a Kansas Independence election, and maritime and crime reports.
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Klem
Jobstone
New York
Faye
Biie
Minnesota State Supreme Court
Independence
Kan
James Watters
Hornby Castle
Norfolk
Atlantic
Coghan
Arlington National
EB. N. Lischer
Provinent Business van
Bakersfield
Cal
Adrian von Plank
Actos
Ira
Mary Laven
Eech
Frerelsego Martine
Maggie Garele
Los Aalmes County
Colorado
Great Indian Crop Wealth Garlands Nation in Four Months
The article extols India's agricultural bounty, claiming crop value of 1.616 billion dollars from a single season and 2.648 billion bushels produced in four months. It argues this wealth could cancel national debt and fund projects like the Panama Canal and naval ships, noting production and price shifts over five years and a 43 percent value increase.
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Agricul
Edc. Industros
Raltén
Fatima
United States
Panama
Dutch cruiser Gelderland Seizes Venezuelan Coast Guard Ship Alix
The Dutch cruiser Gelderland captured the Venezuelan coast guard ship Alix near Puerto Cabello and towed her to Willemstad. The Alix flew the Dutch flag after capture, while the Jacob van Heemskerck and Friesland fleet off Los Guaira signal potential further actions.
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Prerip Es- Dello
Felderland
Mires Ealho
Veneshelan
Maracaibo
Venazuela
Gelderland
Jacob van
Haines Trial on Today Promises Rival Murder Case
The Thornton Terie Hains trial opens today in a case that could rival past cavalry murder intrigues. The defense argues for temporary insanity as the cause behind the fatal shooting of William G. Annis by Captain Peter C. Unines at Hoyelia Yack last summer.
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Fhishlag
Dee
Thornton Terie Hains
Ulna
Willam G. Annis
Hoyelia Yackelu
Thornton Hall
Pension Bill Aims to Raise Soldier Pensions
Washington DC lawmakers readied a measure to boost United States pensions for officers and soldiers, including those disabled or in naval service, with proposed increases potentially reaching four dollars per month. The bill, introduced by Representative Kolter of Ohio, seeks to ensure larger pensions for veterans.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Taft Plans Panama Visit Amid Confusion and Shields
A garbled dispatch notes Taft to travel to Panama with Cy Dew 14H and discusses a presidential trip. It mentions Roosevelt and Secretary Secreto in a convoluted account of plans, with references to plates and a forthcoming visit that remains unclear.
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Taft
Panama
Washington
Ager
Rocavelt
Seuroutt
Burton Campaign Moves Amid Ohio Plan to Succeed Parker
Theodore B. Burton of Mentor Rota Ohio fields his bid to succeed Senator Joseph Parker. Burton likely stays in Columbus while the campaign builds, aiming to hold the appointive position and advance his political strategy in the national arena.
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Burton
Washington, D. C
Hapters Gentative
Theodore B. Burton
Menta Rota
Ohio
Coote
Senny Josephe Pargker
Columbus
leRe
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St.outs
Bpringportings Bank
Soher Zimmerman White
Paton
Peninglar & Oriental Steamahly Company
China
Nto
Britain
John R. Heyeman
Métropolitan
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Cong Fany
Louis
Pratt
Kansas
James Sharp
Thoms
Miss
Thomas Birdsong
Hillyard, Wach
B. Garroty
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Minn
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Woodyile
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Toen
George
J. Lilley
Connecticut
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Minneapollo
R. B Cargel
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University of Minnesota
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Birachber
St. Louis
Was
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Bouth
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Hurt
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Adog R. Chattes
Los Angeles
John Hastings Howard
U. A
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Vincent
Mion
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Charles W. Hluw
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Fidelity Funding Company
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