Women Press Association Meeting At Arcanum Hall
The Women’s Press Association held a Thursday meeting at Arcanum Hall with lively attendance among the press members. Florence Headley and Lida G. Frow spoke on the evolving role of women in journalism, praising education, national progress, and the future of the newspaper woman.
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Women’s Press Association
Woman’s Press Association
Arcanum Hall
Feogor
Miz
Cure
Central Arch
United States
America
Spencer
Tully
Buse
Florence Headley
Herata
Headley
Lida G. Frow
Two Republicitp
Ladies and Mens Shoes in Fifty Cent to Five Dollar Range
Vintage catalog page lists ladies and mens footwear with coin toe patterns, vici kid, dongola, chocolate, black, and pat. tips. Nichols price points from 50c to 5.00, with sale ours discounts and foxed quarters notes. Includes infants and children sizes, stock tips, and vesting top styles across leather, cloth, and patent tips.
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Nichols
Casteens
Nichols Nichols
Jn Lac
Ours
Pat
Oxford
Cacn
Siptivk Re Reek
GMM
Nichol
Congress
Ichol
Women Journalists and Free Press Debate in Kansas
Grace L Snyder of the Beloit Gazette and Marta M Beck of the Hotton Recorder led a discussion on women’s freedom and journalism at a Kansas gathering. New members joined the association as officers were reelected, with a banquet featuring toasts about the newspaper profession and its future, amid remarks on ethics and gender roles by several speakers.
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Grace L. Snyder
Canker City Gazette
Marta M. Beck
The
Hotton Recorder
Beck
Ada Robinson
Girard Western World
Edith Brewer
Topeka State Journal
Lena Elder Fuller
Ottawa ‘Times
Florence Healy
Gaylord Herald
J. G. Wood
Topeka
Fuller
Hartsugh
Rupe
Bakriden
Fre. Snyder
Copeland
Kansas
Colm Lewis
Kinsley
Woman’s Press Association
Jenste Garwood
Lise
Nuote
Miss Garwood
Miama B.alrich
Filenberh Lenelly
P Bloomers
Sarah B. Lynch
Leavenworth
Fe Prentia
Aprie L. Digee
Abie
Mra
A. Thurston
Thurston
Hill-Top
Charlotte 1
Wilder
Manhattan
Sng
Lewis
Kinser
DOG AS A WITNESS IN POLICE COURT CASE
In police court Judge Atchison hears Mrs Stat s and two witnesses defend a dog blamed for scaring boys. Eight boys ages 3 to 16 testify that stones were thrown at the dog in Mrs Stats yard. The judge defers ruling to tomorrow and orders a detective to check the yard.
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John Jenkins
Mrs. Stats
Sergeant Donovan
Jobo Jenkins
Jenkins
Donovan
Charles Swartz
Jenins
Swatts
Prisoner Charged With Concealed Weapons At Police Court
Charles Howard seen by Oher Berry entering a Union Pacific box car was searched at the police station. A large revolver was found and Howard was jailed on a concealed weapons charge. Judge Atchison questioned him about whether he knew the law and whether the weapon was loaded. He claimed the gun was in his grip and unloaded. Detective Capron and Chief Steele were involved. Howard was held then released by Serjeant Donovan.
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Charles Howard
Oher Berry
Heward
Berry
Howard
Judge Atchison
Capron
Chief Steele
Donovan
On the Brink Diplomatic Struggle Grows in April
Washington reports ongoing efforts to avoid visible crisis as Cuba situation nears climax. Congress may receive the Cuban message next Monday while evacuation of Americans continues. Senators debate US intervention, declaring life and property must be safeguarded. The Mangrove sails to Key West with 23 aboard for armament upgrades. Security at the White House remains tight amid strain on the president.
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Washington
Congress
Cuba
Woodford
White House
McKinley
Key West, Fla
Mangrove
Havana
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Capitol
Spain
United States
Princeton shipyard built torpedo boat and battleship rush
Princeton completed at Dialogue's Camden yard ready for government handover. Authorities in Washington expected to order removal to League Island navy yard for fittings. Charles Hillman & Co. racing to finish Mackenzie, due for delivery within a month. Cramps accelerating Alabama construction. Mormon conference in Independence, Missouri, adopts resolutions supporting Cuban patriots and United States aid, telegraphed to President McKinley.
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Princeton
Dialogue
Camden
Washington
League Island Navy Yard
Charles Hillman & Co
Mackenzie
Alabama
U.S
Independence
United States
Cuba
Cota
McKinley
EVEN CLARA BARTON ADVISED TO LEAVE CUBA BY GENERAL LEE
Stephen Barton reports a cable from Miss Churn Hurwon saying Consul General Lee advised Clara Barton to depart Cuba by Friday. The message notes American stay would be unwise beyond that date.
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Cuba
Lee
New York
Stephen Barton
Central Cuban Relief Commission
Churn Hurwon
National Red Cross Society
Sayin
Cons
Leaks Found in Dry Dock 3 Delay Battleship Docking
April 8 report from New York states Dry Dock No 3 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has two leaks discovered within 48 hours. Despite $100 spent on repairs, additions are needed to ensure dock safety, delaying the arrival of battleships for the North Atlantic squadron by about six weeks. Naval Constructor F T Bowles supervised the test, water entering the dock space, pumps set to relieve pressure, and repairs ordered. The situation interrupts the planned reception of the Big ships and affects ongoing naval readiness.
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New York
North Atlantic
Naval
F. T. Bowles
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Conntractor
Bowtes
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Philipsburg
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Kansas Ave
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Beloit
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