The Girla of Today The Maken Es sey Dr Parkhurs Views on Woman
A Chicago Times-Herald summary notes Mrs James Sadlier receives the Lactire medal from Archbishop Fabre for distinguished service to the church. It profiles her Irish background, 60 works, and age 75, praising Catholic literary contributions and Irish-life themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maken Essey
Parkhurs
Lebt
Archbishop Fabre
Montreal
University of Notre Dame
James Sadlier
Church of the
Europe
Sadlier
Madden
Ireland
Bartlett Sues Ex-Congressman Coffeen for Salary Deductions
In Curvenne Wyoming on April 18 the district court concluded the case of LS Bartlett against ex-Congressman Coffeen. Bartlett, once Coffeen’s private secretary, claimed back wages and unlawful deductions from 1894 to 1994, including 30 dollars monthly for a year and 5 to 10 dollars monthly for office rent. He sought 2425 dollars more for alleged extensive services to promote Coffeen’s image. The trial revealed many ridiculous features, the jury returned after hours with a verdict for Bartlett of 202.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Geindungmont
Wyomine
Curvenne
Wyo
LS Bartlets
Coffeen
Bartlett
Auuat
Ile
Washington
Mr. Coffeen
Wyoming
No Smoking Rules Considered for Chicago Bureau Em ployees
Commissioner Kent of the department of public works proposes new rules for bureau employees in Chicago. The plan bans smoking during business hours as offices are observed to be filled with tobacco smoke, especially in clerical areas handling the public. He asserts the rule will be strictly enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usterpal
Chicago
Kent
Department of Public Works
Be the Silver Candidate A Columbus Shoemaker Runs
J A White of Columbus announces plans to seek the U S presidency as a silver man laboring southerner aiming to unite the west and south He has previously run unsuccessfully for mayor and Muscogee county sheriff He works as a shoemaker in Corvusus Ga and April 1 8 appear in the notice The Pope Draws the Line condemns Protestant neutral schools as Canadian bishops are criticized for promoting Catholic influence in Manitoba
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Georgia
Corvusus
J. A. White
United States
Muscogee County
Rowe
Uueee
Congregation of E Propagands
Catholica d of
Manitoba
Verdict At Fifty Thousand In Libel Case Stirs Press
The Philadelphia Times reports a jury verdict of 45 000 in a libel case against the Times and its editor by ex official William Smith. The piece condemns the decision as a perversion of justice given Smith’s impeached record and dismissal for misappropriation.
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Philadelphia Times
Tuluke
Sasith
Giddon
The
Times
Citzen
Smith
Aman
Wasen
Delegates named for London Railway Congress
The American Railway Association elected delegates to the London Railway Congress in June. Historic roster includes H. S. Haines, E B Thomas, J. J. Frey, and Theodore Voorhees among others. Accommodations arranged at the Victoria hotel in London with headquarters to be established.
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HM Gote
London
Loumn
American Railway Sesociation
H. 5. Haines
Plant
American Railroad Assuriation
E B ~Thomas
New York, Lake Erie & Western
W. Allen
Travelers Official Railway Guide
New Colony Starts Town Crystal Lake Between Alamosa and La Jara
A new town is formed between Alamosa and La Jara by the Slavonic Land and Beneficial Society of Streator Illinois. It will be named Crystal Lake. A petition seeks a post office in Washington and a railway depot is promised. Many settlers have located nearby and many from Streator are expected in April and May.
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Streator
Crystal Lake
Calo
Alamosa
la Jara
Slavonic Land and Beneficial Society of
Ill
Washington
Alamoss
Nomadic photographer ventures bold field work and risk
A traveling photographer recounts starting in spring, riding in a buggy, and facing lone country stretches. She updates her craft from a clumsy start to a reputation for good pictures, traveling with a revolver, a masculine disguise, and a $2,500 bank balance after three years of nomadic work. The San Francisco letter notes her fearless life and earnings. The piece also cites Dr. Parkhurst on women’s roles, urging bearing and training children as a primary mission, and comments on wages and living conditions of New York women workers, highlighting low pay and harsh hours.
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Ila
San Francisco
Parkhurst
Charles H. Parkhurst
D.D
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jochebed
Egypt
Israel
New York
Gentury
Fifth Avenue
Mexican Mission Vacant Over Ineligibility Claims
Constitutional experts contend ex Senator Ransom cannot be minister to Mexico because the office was created or its emoluments increased during his Senate term. The salary rise from 12000 to 17500 dollars followed a diplomatic appropriation bill, and Ransom did not protest, leaving the mission vacant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Hansom
Washigeton
Ransom
Mexico
Wich
United States
Selste
Bote Leitls
FAVORS FOR FOREIGNERS The New Chinese Treaty Secures Them
A Tokio dispatch reports the China Japan treaty ends the likio tax on foreign goods and adopts a uniform tael. It clarifies currency values including haikwan, customs tael, and Shanghai tael, and permits foreigners to import factories and lease interior warehouses in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
China
Japan
Shanghai
Wind Storm Ravages Bucklin Wheat and Structures
A fierce storm swept Bucsus Kas on April 18, with winds driving residents to storm caves and dust reducing visibility. Meade suffered near destruction as Dr C Button's building and a large livery barn were wrecked, while 75 to 90 percent of local wheat perished. Many fields shift to corn and oats as fruit prospects remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Bucsus
Kas
Meade
C. Button
Pittsburg Locomotive lands Texas rail contract
Pittsburg Locomotive company wins the contract to supply twelve standard gauge locomotives for the Georgetown and Trinity railroad in Texas a 650 mile line. Illinois Steel takes rails contract from Carnegie. Hopkins Construction of St Louis to build bridges and Denver Construction to build the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirrsnone
Pittsburg Locomotive Company
Georgetown and
Trinity
Texas
Illinois Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Hopkins Construction Company
St Louis
Denver Construction Company
Denver
First Cyclist Dead After Bicycle Accident in New Yeas
Robert C Center, a pioneer who introduced bicycles to America, died at Roosevelt hospital after being struck by a passing wagon on Western boulevard. His mother resides in Santa Barabara, California. A Tokio dispatch notes Japan will retain Wel Hal Wel to guarantee wartime indemnity payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New Yeas
Robert C. Center
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Center
France
Santa Barbera
California
Japan
Berurs
Tokio
One Lung Benefit Promised By Cod Liver Emulsion
An advertisement asserts that many people live with one lung and claim Scott's Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophosphites strengthens vital organs and aids healthy tissue replacement. It encourages consumptives to seek care and try Scott's Emulsion for quick relief, promoting Scott & Bowne of New York and 50cc bottles.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
N.Y
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Chicago Sudubon Society
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Atheneum
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Chicago Times-Herald
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England
Venus de Milo
Chicago Tribune
Wiggin, Harding
Kansas Ave
Dresden
Puffs
Cofpern
Sibley
MR. Frey
Thaowiba
Beckstrom
Jackson
Hiram Fuse
Ocr
Elmwood
Potwin Place
Topeka
Kansas
Tirls
Gilchrist Bros
Jackson Strest
St. Denis
Bresdway
St. Cra'chorn
WM. Taylor
Ropeka
Topeka Daily
St. Daly
Obi “Fll
Tromp- Topek Eka
Farrow Views
Ean, Av
A.s.2e
Coal Creek
Enoxvinle
Ten
Royal Coke and Coal Company
Coal Creek, Tenn
Ohio
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