Women in New Fields in Colorado Faces Reformers and Pioneers
A garbageman of Denver, Mrs Pickerell, leads women breaking new ground in state affairs. Colorado's dairy commissioner Mrs Clemmmer and agriculture reformer Mrs Bote Grommisaigner push for progressive roles. The article extols mountain air as a factor in health and reform, noting women’s advancing positions amid ongoing efforts to modernize state industries.
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Clemmmer
Colorado
Bote Grommisaigner
Hort
Gulture
Mary M Pickerell Heroine of Denver Political Gambit
Mary M Pickerell, a bold Denver figure, lands a city garbage contract by underbidding rivals, defying male workers and officials. Her rise from Arkansas roots to stardom in clubs and theater illustrates a bold, combative path through 19th century politics and labor conflicts.
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Mary M. PrCkurgur
Imevo
Atronuzer
Obie
Met
Mary Maryland Pickerell
Denver
Pickerell
Momingesten Ranchis
Srathonee
Mire Pickeveld
Esthay
Alive
Almeet
Opea
Thas
Sean
Arkansas
Mary
Colorado women in public life a new frontier emerges
The article profiles several Colorado women breaking barriers in public service and politics. Mrs Pickernn leads with church ties and community work while Annie D. Chimmer enforces liquor laws and appoints her husband deputy. Martha A. Shute and Dr Una G Hoberm attain key roles in agriculture and sanitation. Dr Roberts faces opposition yet persists, reflecting a rising cohort of capable women shaping state governance.
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Mamtha
A. Geote
Climimer
Clemmer
Martha A. Shute
West
State Board of Agriculture
Mra Shute
Una G. Hoberm
Denver
Colorado
Sire
Roberts
My Medical College
Ence Co Yeaa
Egp
Hedith Board
Rued
Hoberta
Ward portrait in Gentlemens Home Journal tale prompt
The piece portrays Mr. Humphrey Ward of the Ward family and his wife Mrs Mary Hueypher Ward in a courtly, literary portrait. The correspondent notes Ward’s refined manners, discusses his relation to the old country, and mentions social circles, with family dynamics and a sharp exchange about a breakfast scene.
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Canute
Elizabeth
Mary Hueypher Ward
Bix
Wurd
EDITORS GATHER The Newspaper Men of the Big Seventh
A large number of editors from the seventh census district arrive to attend the district editors association meeting. Discussions focus on public affairs and gubernatorial matters while incidents of disorder and threats are noted in connection with the event.
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Seasion
Hatehison
Sim
Editeria
Morrill
Troutman
Untitled historic note on a shooting incident
A brief report describes a man facing firearm charges after an early morning dispute. He allegedly fired at a rabbit, wounded it, and was treated for unspecified injuries. The case awaits further hearing with details limited by the readable fragments.
Cornmeal Cooking Method Improves Taste and Digestibility
Advice on preparing cornmeal from old kitchen lore describes soaking and cooking technique to avoid raw taste. It recommends boiling water, adding cornmeal, slow cooking for an hour, then cooling overnight before frying or serving. Includes tips to prevent bursting and improve digestibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouiste
Jean
Thie Breda
Cozy Corner Seat Described For Small Rooms
A simple wall seat with a wedge supported base stands close to the floor, finished in frost and matched with carved or decorated woodwork. A backboard extends beyond the seat to form a display space suitable for vases, while a curtain or valance adds a neat decorative touch.
Fragmented Recipe Fragments From A Labeled Page
A jumble of kitchen instructions describes Orange Cream Loaf Cake mixing, orange rind, and cream filling, followed by a method for cleaning white velvet with a castile solution. The text references pillow arrangements and lace drying, with unrelated notes on handling fabric and a restive scene by a wall with cushions and lamps.
Homeseekers Excursions Offer Round Trips Westward
Senta Fe Route Ons Parc plus two dollars round trip to Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Missouri Arizona and Indian Territory. Tickets on sale April 7 for travel to multiple points with limited schedules and details at ROWLEY City Ticket Agent Topeka Kansas.
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Senta Fe
Ons Parc
Oklmbenti
Texas
Arkanaa
Missouri
Arisona
Indian Territory
Wed Afey Ltd
Rowley
City
Sanja Py Rate
Topeka
Kan
Noted Opinion on Patched Crime Scenario
A reader condemns a man who beat his wives in the night, calling for lynching and venting outrage. The passage mocks a newspaper report and reflects violent sentiments over a woman eating crackers in bed, describing the act as provocation and urging harsher punishment.
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Kershock
City Council Authorized to Regulate Street Fares
In Chicago a appellate court decision by Justice Watermin holds the city council may regulate street railway fares within city limits. The ruling states the railway and warehouse commission lacks jurisdiction and that the council has sole power to fix fares, potentially paving the way for a 3 or 4 cent fare measure and an ordinance to follow.
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Chicago
Justice Watermin
Teginitiere
Colinell
Nathaniel C Dean
Chitego General War Company
Yailway and Warehouse Commission
Cartier
Funeral in Rockville for Sheriff Mull as town mourns
Sheriff Mull is laid to rest in Rockville with county turnout and GAR units. Deputy Willem Syween and the killer’s fate loom over a tight knit community as three Hanes family members are slated for burial tomorrow. The town also mourns the death of the murderer's brother and his own death by suicide.
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Rockville
Ind
Ing
Mull
GAR
Bho
Strikers Demand Money Over Food Aid in County Dispute
The relief committee of several unions rejected food aid for strikers families and demanded cash through the county office. They argued money is needed to pay rent, noting workers could access credit for food but not rent, unlike the Pullman strikers who received funds from the county.
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Prilon Germent
Re der
Taller May Go Denver Apel The Republican
The Republican reports that Senator Tellar’s friends claim he is willing to lead the Republican delegation to the St. Louis convention while reserving right to refuse to be bound by convention action. The note mentions a garnet-sil ver issue and references industry details.
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Denver
Apel
Tellar
St. Louie
Salt Lake Night Fight Ends With Knockdown After 45 Rounds
A long Salt Lake crowd watched a 45 round bout turn tense as Case landed a decisive upper cut in the later rounds. Thompson pressed the attack early, while Ri pressed defense until a hard exchange left Case with a forced finish. Substantial action marked the final stages as the crowd reacted to the punishment and fatigue.
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Salt Lake
Cadir
Hy State
Waals
Tiend
Cates Eit
Thompaon
Railroad Park Cut Fourth of July Fare Authorized
A reduced round trip fare of one and one third for July 3 and 4 travel is set within 300 miles and a minimum selling rate for Dennis. Tickets allow final return by July 6. An additional July transit rate for Salt Lake City fire engineers convening August 1 to 14 is proposed.
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Transmissouth Committee
Salt Lake City
Horses Gather in St. Louis for May Race Meet
About 200 horses have arrived from Memphis and more than 1,000 thoroughbreds are expected for the May 3 opening race meet at the fair grounds. Notable arrivals include Pat Dunrie and a fleet of famous thoroughbreds such as Flying Dutchman, Monmouth Advice, Caveteer, and Sandowil amid Emninitus.
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T. Louis
Memphis
Fair Grounds
Emninitus
Apataelem
Ambus
Pat Dunrie
Stabje Gt Fen
Piying Diutehmnan
Miei Advice
Caveteer
Porger Coring Home Captured in Lovee
Pittsburgh April 24 Intelligence has been received of the capture in Lovee of John Cowan of thin whe Weegipeoeed test February beige Lik Cyienis relatives creditors with about $20,000 short. He was in the lumber business and his ventures are scattered over five tenber cs of Pennsylvania. Pees sin Mohican and other tiers of swan Hinge are charged against Sthag wall brought back to the United States Sf anne.
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Pittsburg
John Cowan
Tive Teem
The School of Christ opens new hours in Chicago
The School of Christ in Chicago announces new hours and locations including a Ste 220 address and morning afternoon and evening sessions. Details on schedule are provided for attendees and staff.
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School of Christ
Agene B. Weeks
Carolion G Alden
Schenk of Christ
Chicago
Ste
Soldiers' Homes Board to Investigate Management
The Board of Managers of Soldiers' Homes adjourned after a meeting in Washington on April 71. Cooks from Harington Kansas arrived aboard a vessel and the board announced an investigation into the management of Soldiers Homes, with results to be reported at the next session.
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Soldiers’ Homes
Washington
Sidner
Harington
Kan
Board of Managers of
Soldiers Homes
Cooper's Pension And President's Veto Clash In Congress
Washington April 28 Representative Tonks is elated that the president did not sign the pension bill for Joseph A Cooper. The lengthy struggle ends as Cooper gains a pension after steady effort by Mr Long and mild executive protests fade. General Coon referenced in the discussion lived in Enunis and is cited in context of the pension matter.
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Washington
Joseph
A. Cooper
Tecome & Law
Sven
Keri Isan
Ream
Mr Long
Coon
Enunis
Indians Married In Kansas City Court
A 19th century report describes Arthur Witeh comme and Fovahyhanbutaw with Eadie beck and equa marrying before Judge Tohni Store. The ceremony is described amid confusion in court. An interpreter assisted as the couple exchanged vows on the Potawatomie reservation.
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Kansas City
Arthur Witehcomme
Fovahyhanbutaw
Eadie Beck
Equa
Althuich
Tohni
Tackron
Kansas
Piso & Pottarntorly
Mear Marcvine
Death Seened Sweet in Leavenworth Penitentiary
April 22 Leavenworth reports Arthur Kennne, a convict, attempted self destruction by hanging after writing a note claiming innocence and stating he preferred death to further imprisonment. He died from the hanging, discovered by a guard. An unrelated medicinal ad for Bromo Quinine follows.
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Leavenworth
Arthur Kenne
Kendall Wia
Treay County
Kennall Hite
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Thas Taumple
Giiny
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Annie D
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Tosta
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Tom Prids
Emil of Thiel
MH. Ward
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York
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Castile
Minnie Bush
Gow Staneield
Munsas Ave
Pillsbury
Televat
Go Court
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Ea Laundry
Dick Case
Bo Thompein
St Louis
Porger Coring
Guatemala
Cooper’s Pension
Arthur Kitchcommes
Dusky
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