Open to Women at Democratic Club in New York
New York January 30 A Democratic club plans to admit women after February 2 and extend all privileges to wives daughters sisters and women friends. The move includes a first Indian day on February 31 and a daily clubhouse open from morning until afternoon for female members. Critics see political and social implications and warn it could prompt women to form their own clubs or demand governance roles.
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New York
Richard Croker
Democratic Club
Croker
Posse
Mmocratic Club
Tnion Leugier
Oriker
Mra
Lille Devereux Blake
Granpis
Mr. Croter
Mr. Croker
Devereux
Blake
Mr. Crokers
Piecce
Miteson
Local Columbus man credits Morrow's Kid-ne-clds for cure
Josephus Osbourn of WE Jackson Street Columbus Indiana shares a long illness including kidney backache and nervousness. After trying doctors and various tonics with no relief he used Morrow's Kid-ne-clds and soon improved, saving money on doctor bills. He urges others to write him with details of their outcomes.
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Oan Dilfern
Morrow
Josephus Osbourn
WE Jackson Street
Columbus
Ind
Sidney
Osbourn
Gelow
Marrow
Soba
New fad at Grand Opera shifts intermission dining
In New York at the Metropolitan Opera House a new fashion emerges during intermission as Mrs. W. Hayard Cutting hosts a lunch in the director’s room, introducing a substantial mid show meal with coffee and sandwiches for hundreds. The stunt prompts others to follow, turning opera intermissions into a social luncheon scene.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
W. Hayard Cutting
Mallian
Keely’s Turbines Defended by Company Vice President
In New York a defense statement from J. Ta Ackerman, president of the Kyvly Motor Company, argues that Keely’s steel and metallic pipes and the generators were misrepresented. It claims the first generator dated to 1871 and that the original equipment was discarded in 1997, with all later generators built with newer methods.
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New York
Jnm
Julia W. Keely
Ria
Ar & Menting
Kyvly Motor Company
Drpad Sineet Grottere
J. Ta Ackerman
Fiat
Etnie Sneleaa
Terry Keely
Alice
Sofia Wine
Union Flag His Shroud Buried by Grand Army Men
The burial of “Old Elliott” at Tips II today honors a Union veteran once active with Mireena. After the war he terrorized the community and remained unreconstructed. just before death he urged a funeral with only the flag and stripes, to be conducted by the Grand Army, in line with his late wishes.
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Morgan
Peoria
Tan
Elliott
Tips II
Mireena
Fider
Moreen
Tla
Grand Army
Tim
Marie Halton causes stir in Vienna showrooms
Marie Halton the Hagilsts comic opera singer, later identified in Vienna as Marie Halton, entered a salon seeking green material for a costume. She requested two green leaves and pale green tulle, while staff misread her needs and customers recoiled. The incident sparked humor and led to personnel changes.
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Marie Iultun
America
Vienna
Marie Halton
Bau
J Pierpont Morgan to Join Gould in Manhattan Elevated Plan
Don Russell Sage is poised to sever ties with the Manhattan Elevated Railway as George Gould pushes for aggressive improvements. Morgan is named as a new partner, with talks of merging Manhattan lines with the New York Central to extend suburban service along elevated routes. The plan aims to block Pennsylvania access to Manhattan and ties Vanderbilt interests to a wider rail network.
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New York
Don Russell Sage
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
George Gould
Manhattan Company
Sage
Jay Gould
Bir. Sage
New York Central
Tte
Central
Harlem River
New Haven Road
Putnam Division
The
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan
Chicago Man Rides Electric Car To Save Fare In 1900s
Chicago resident Willem D Bar gent touts his electric carriage as the cheapest and lightest vehicle seen on the city boulevards. He says the machine weighs TH pounds, costs 377, travels 14 mph, maxing at 22 mph, with safety concerns on busy avenues. He compares French gasoline tricycles, noting speed and style but no warning devices.
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Chicago
Jan. W
Willem D. Bargent
Europe
Catarrh of Stomach Simple Safe Care for Digestive Trouble
A historical advertisement claims catarrh of the stomach is curable with prompt digestion aided by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It describes symptoms such as bloating sour rises and nervousness and cites a testimonial from N. J. Booker of Chicago. The tablet formula includes Diatase Aseptic Pepsin Nux Golden Seal and fruit acids and is sold widely in drug stores.
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Murlanson
Stuart
N. J. Booker
Dearborn St
Chicago
Til
Hirsch Charity Grows As New Trade School Opens
New York Jan 26 The Baroness de Hirsch charity expands with a new building at Hast Sixty-fourth Street and Second Avenue for an all Hebrew trades school offering five trades over five months. Open to Hebrew young men of all nationalities with basic fitness and means, the program aims to uplift ghetto life and reduce immigrant poverty through industrial training backed by a $2 million fund and future facilities for girls.
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New York
Baron de Hitech Trade School
Sixty-fourth Street
Second Avenue
Baroness de Hirsch
East Ninth Street
Russia
Allediato
Prayer broke the spell in Springfield hypnotist case
Lizzie Murray a 14 South street girl was placed under hypnotic influence by amateur hypnotist Mrs Lillie Hutchinson an elderly woman from Springfield The child barked laughed and raved for nearly four hours before prayers and help from Christian Science friends freed her The incident ended with Hutchinson traveling to California and Murray’s family warning against hypnotism.
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Springfield
Lizzie Murray
South Street
Lillie Hutchinson
Llazie Murray
Jonnie G. Murray
Heliever
Christian Science
Anne Lissie Murray
Hutchinson
Masons Form Mutual Benefit In Alaska Gold Rush
News from Seattle dates Jan 20 reports Arivals on the Steamer Cottage City from Copper River link the first interior arrivals since fall. Mason members in Copper Center organize a mutual benefit association with W Bruce Bruce as president and R J Levroos as vice president. They prospect on Talkist Creek and Tonsina tributaries, yielding gold for many, with large bonanzas on Manker Creek and Quartz Creek. A Walker Lake discovery near Lynn Canal is noted.
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Arivals
Cottage City
Copper River
Valdes
Interior
Copper Center
A. P. Wendum
Glasgow
Mont
John Eckland
Hayman
Wis
J. R. Marshall
Mexico
Nels Hyland
Appleton
Catcham Stockades
Forty Mile River
Tunana Valley
W. L. Lewis
Chicago
Bunt
Detroit
Mich
Valder
Lewis
Valder Glacier
Valdez
United States
W. C.ruce
Tacoma
R. J. Levroos
St. Paul
Herbert Smith
New York City
H. 3. Pierson
Denver
Masonic
Talkist
Tonsina
Manker Creek
Mount Drum
Juneau
Lynn Canal
Walker Lake
Discovery by G W Walker Sparks Hope of Bonanza Creek
The discoverer G W Walker notes creeks emptying into the main stream, including Bonanza Creek, which is said to contain much gal on. Walker reportedly averaged about one dollar per pan in the early prospecting efforts.
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G. W. Walker
Walker
Moores settle debts and reclaim fortune after mega collapse
Chicago financiers Ian and W-e Moore of Diamond March fame settle with all creditors after a dramatic liquidations and repayments. Diamond Match receives 20000, National Biscuit and Amer Tin Plate settle, promoters gain stock, and Lasalle Street banks back new consolidations amid talk of a steel and textile combine.
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Chicago
Ian
W—E
J. H. Moore
Diamond March
National Bixcutt
Tin Plate Fame
Balle Atreet
Diamond Match Company
Moores
Chicago Btock Exchange
National Biscuit
American Tin
Dismons Match Company
P. D. Armour
George
Aniacanacult Company
Moone
Gaerd
National Biscuit Company
Amer Tin Pate Company
la Salle Street
Winds pastor offers Ingersoll pay for religious debate
Derwtur Th. sen we-nev George Tr. Hall, pastor of Tabernacle Christian church in Winds, proposes to pay Robert G. Ingersoll ten dollars a day for as long as Ingersoll lectures on religion. Hall challenges Ingersoll to debate various phases of religion and cites well known lectures not plagiarized from other writers.
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Derwtur
Th. Sen
Nev
George Tr. Hall
Tabernacle Christian Church
Robert’ G. Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Hall
Rellito
Keron
Wireless telephony by ground drum described in New York Sun
A vacant traveler reports a curious method of wireless telephony in a remote region. A wooden drum buried inside a house is struck with a wooden hammer, transmitting vibrations through soil to a distant drum over 1500 feet away. The setup uses sand, leather, resins, and rubber as a makeshift resonator.
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New York Sun
Catuquinern
Exbrya
Hmbyrau
Indian Chiefa White Woman Gale Wanop Heroine
Harriet Maxwell Converse is described as the only white woman to hold Indian chief status among the United Tribes of the Six Nations in New York. Her honor includes admission to the secret circle of Native peoples, with the Indian name Gale Wanop meaning She watches over us.
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Harriet Maxwell Converse
United Tribes of the Six Nations
New York State
Lieut. Cushing
Gale Wanop
Guy Maxwell
Redskins
Thomas Maxwell
Red Jacket
Nation
Chicago Times-Herald
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