Dr Frances Dickinson A Pioneer Woman Physician In Chicago
Dr Frances Dickinson of Chicago rose from Quaker family roots to medical study and ophthalmology, facing family opposition and social barriers. With support from brothers and mentors in Chicago, London, and Berlin, she trained at Chicago’s Women’s Medical College and pursued specialized ophthalmology, returning to practice in Chicago.
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Tito
Frances Dinkinson
Chicago
Middie Agcik
Abe
Bn Phmanthrops
Dickinson
Measschusch
Ann Kiza Anthony
Dickineod
Anthony Dikinsos
Society of Friends
Chirwge
Toma
Weiss
Frances Father War
Palerne
Qirin
Frances
Roman
Luries
Slater
Wim
Jin
Are Gras
Chivazo Medieval College
Women's and Children’s Hospital
Charles
Werope
Franose Dickinson
Afrhea
Prattion
London
Cowper
Germany
Ween
Dicktshof
Adolph Weber
Woman Doctor Pioneers In Medicine And Education
Miss Pettit and Gordon W. Stead marry in Chicago in a ceremony at the bride’s home. Marilla Weaver and Miss Pettit are noted figures, with Pettit linked to medical pioneer Dr Dikinko n. The piece highlights her roles as instructor, physician, and civic organizer in Chicago circles, including affiliations with the Chicago Woman's Club and the Women's Federal Labor Union.
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Weet
Postgraduate School of Medicine
Chiwire
Oph
Mito Collen
Eron
Lear
Hks
Kratuliously
Homers
Br. Dikinkon
International Medical Congress
Chicago Academy of Sciencies
Angrlean Academy of Political and Social Science
Chicago Woman's Club
Women's Federal Labor Union
Norie
Marilla Weaver
The Whine of Women in Business and Self-Reliance
In this 1910s era piece ALICE A. BROWNE argues that women should reject sentimentality and pleadings for sympathy in commerce. She asserts business requires mutual exchange, pride in work, and a strong, cheerful demeanor, praising self sufficiency over beggarlike appeals.
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Toblas
Anlf
Alice A. Browne
Marriage Protest by Lucy Stone and Henry B Blackwell
A long lost document titled marriage protest by Lucy Stone and Henry B Blackwell, dated 1855, criticized laws denying a wife independent legal status within marriage. It denounced the suspension of a wife’s legal existence, including rights to sue or own property, and husband control over children and earnings.
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Lucy Stone
Henry B. Blackwell
Hher
Muscular Alfonso Demonstrates Strength in Royal Era
The article portrays the young king of Spain as sturdy and athletic. It notes his regular training and his feat of lifting his 150 pound mother, then carrying her around a room. The passage also remarks on their strained relationship and mentions his mother as a famed billiards player in Austria.
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Alfonso
Spain
Marriages and Celebrations Fill Local Social Notes
The paper records multiple weddings and social gatherings. Virgiline Mulvan e and Wiflue J of Enterprise wed at the Mulvane home with Rev A Sam bree officiating. Guests include out of town visitors, and a tea honors Florence Rossington. Another wedding at 610 Fillmore Street features Miss J G Babrock and Mr. Martin T. Lacy with a reception at 612 Fillmore. Numerous invitations and guest lists from Kansas City to Roswell fill the society page.
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Virgiline Mulvane
Wiflue
Enterprise
Mulyane
Ehriam
Pacific Coast
J. B. Hrsam
Mise Della Bhrauty
John Abrampon
C. 5. Hoffman
Carl Hoffman
J. J. Sennhauser
Zanesville
Ohio
Eosnle Babcock
J.G. Babcock
Martin ‘T. Lacy
Talph Babrock
Fillmore Street
Francis R. Hayes
Fillmore
Misa Hester Hamilton
Lucy
R27
West Street
Rebuilding a Woman Boosts Students at College
A widow recovering from heart trouble credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with restoring her health and improving study focus among herself and fellow students. She describes past illness and fatigue, then notes better meals and clearer thinking. Professors observe steadier brains and heightened ambition as Luncheon menus shift to Grape-Nuts and light bread.
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Uni
Thia
Poatur Co
Topeka People at Kansas City Horse Show and Weddings
The Topeka daily notes attendees at a Kansas City horse show including Mr and Mrs Charles Blood Smith Col W H Rossington Miss Florence Rossington and others. It also reports on weddings and travel such as Mrs Harry Alshouse at a Wednesday evening wedding and John Anderson of Portchester New York losing his bride on a wedding trip after sleeping through part of the journey.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Meriden
Cong
John Anderson
Portchester
N. Y
New Haven
Bridgeport
Anderson
Foraker ill in Sandusky amid political duties
Brief dispatches report Senator Jos B Foraker ill with chills at a Sandusky hotel, unable to leave his room while in the city for political engagements. Other notices cover John C Black’s rheumatism at Garfield Hospital, land withdrawals in Montana and New Mexico, and various court and treasury items.
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Get
Jos. B. Foraker
Dli
Jsack
Washington
John C. Black
Fne
Grand Army of the Republic
Garfield Hospital
Political Intrigue Surrounds Curtis in Kansas Race
The article notes ongoing turmoil around Representative Charles Curtis in Kansas. It cites Lylind and Stuart Curtis supporters, multiple opposition candidates, and possible future chairmanship of the House Indian Affairs Committee contingent on Sherman’s assignment, signaling a sharp primary battle and strategic shifts.
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Washington
Wevers
Sturm Center
Kansas
Charles Curtis
Lylind
Dir Wil Stuert Tris
Stuart Curtis
Curtis
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Karana
Sherman
New York
Wandering and Insanity Charge for Highland Park Case
Mary Johnson 18 daughter of Gia gohineon of Linkals street faces probate court on insanity charges. Found wandering in Highland Park after 3 pm she was taken to the police station with a hand wound and claimed a dog bite. Dr Keith examined her noting possible hydrophobia or fright induced delirium. She was detained overnight and later moved to state custody as violent case.
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Futtag
Ang
Chiuwee
Vth
Gretalbe
Dickiriaan
Meltigan
Mary Johnson
Highland Park
Giagohineon
Linkals Street
Keith
Aterichouadex
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Osage City
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Fort Riley
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Mother's Sake
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