Mrs Russell Sage And Her Opinions
Three Italian women apply for Chicago street cleaning work after discussing women's rights and public service. The piece profiles Mrs Russell Sage, her views on health, tobacco, women’s education, suffrage, and independence, and notes her influence as a reformer and philanthropist.
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Russell Sage
The Way of the Man Who Is Married
A humorous portrait of R Grable Grampus, a middle aged man who values comfort and routine. He rides downtown by streetcar, choosing window seats, then ignores entertaining companions with a newspaper shield as he prefers solitude. On later trips he attempts courtship with a more animated courtesy, recounting daily incidents and childhood memories.
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R. Gravable Grumpus
Mr. Grumpus
Mr. Grampus
Mr. Grampon
Grampus
Ldy
Fragmentary Court Report From an Obscure Trial
A damaged OCR passage suggests a courtroom scene with a jury verdict, defense actions, and references to a defendant facing a term in a state prison. The text is garbled but mentions a verdict, lawyers, an honor, and a sentence around three years, with fragmented phrases about petitions, pleas, and legal proceedings.
Paper Stockings and Women Pledges in Industrial Reform
In a past era report, workers with wheeled barrows excavated Pompeii sites and brickwork in Naples while others toiled in vineyards near Milan and city streets. A Chicago woman superintendent supports women’s roles, but Solon urges sticking to housework. Paper stockings and gloves debut for Europe, praised for novelty though short-lived. A speaker reflects on improvements in women’s industrial treatment and contrasts old chivalry with modern progress as a journey by train yields anecdotes from Grumpus and a violet gift to a lady.
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Pompeii
Naples
Milan
Paul
Chicago
Solon
Gremious
Mr. Grumpus
Tabitha Sourgeapes
Local society notes and wedding announce ments in Topeka
Society items from Topeka feature wedding invitations for Miss Louisy Willis and Mr Jobin Dodsworth of Leavenworth, travels through Topeka toward Leavenworth, and social events with the Chaldean club, governors family visits, and numerous gatherings. Also noted are various visits, theater, and church social plans, plus remarks on coal storage debates and naval experiments.
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Chertes Hudson
City of Mexico
Louisy Willis
Jobin Dodsworth
Leavenworth
Price
San Antonio
Texas
Dodsworth
Topeka
Leavenworth Y
Docksworth
Mr. Dodsworth
Kansas
C Goddard
Caroline Goddard
Garvey
Anne Belle Garvey
Pittshbore
Norman S Wear
Hoctor
H. L. Root
Kansas City
Guilford Daley
Seneca
A. I. Sredden
Arthur L. Murphy
Harry Chandler
Morenci
Ariz
Julius Weiss
Charles Curtis
Washington, D
Are. Curtis
Dolly Carts
J.J. West
Flissie West
Fort Rigg
Miss Inman
Eureke Lake
Fanny Gulber
Anna Marie Nellis
Brr
Lather Nellis
Fort Riley
Saturley
Elta Seqville
Matel Knowles
William A. Quissey
Chicara
Sidney J. Hollans
Charles
Los Angeles
Cal
William Hichard Parkiner
Wichita
George Port
Sean Tuttis
Lawrence
I. B. Ghier
Emma Gordon
Bay City
Mich
John Cordon
First Congregational Church
William
Quincy Street
John Gartside
Barnslisville
Louis Ke, Gartside
Mavison Street
Training as Athletes in Aristocratic Setting
The Duchess of Marlborough insists on athletic training for her two children. The health condition of the youngsters is noted as a result of this regimen, reflecting their aristocratic surroundings and the era’s emphasis on physical prowess.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Reform movement ties to Vin. WH heir and Chinese ruler
Kang Tune Thao, daughter of Vin. WH, linked to a Reform association led by seven wealthy merchants. The report notes her dowager status, a forced cut by rulers, and a move to India six years ago. It compares coal tests at Monmouth and Alexandra dock, praising submersed storage and rapid sun drying to prevent spontaneous bunker fires. The piece cites the Philippines experience as not showing a 10 percent deterioration, urging continued effort for war power.
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England
Admiralty
Edeart N. Jolley
Caroline
Alexandra Docks
Newport
Kenses City
Kang Tune Thao
Vin
Ite
Mlerney Chinese Eyre Reform Association
Wei
India
Higer Usk
Isk «Aaj
Alexandra Dock
Philippines
Evere
York Herald
International Association of Chiefs of Police Established
The piece describes the genesis of the International Association of Chiefs of Police at Louisville three years prior, uniting leading police experts from the United States, Canada, Europe, and the Americas. It notes rapid growth, cross border cooperation, and aims to advance criminology and police methods through international exchange.
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Neeventias
Eurep
América
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Louieville
Associational Chiefs of Polce
United States
Canada
Copada
South America
Central America
Europe
Muci Corrsemondonice
Bertin
France
Paca
Genesi
Ic Jean
International Association of Chiefs of Pailce
Bence Cs
Etimation
Bites Stange Ls
Maryland Politics and Presidential Candidacy Mention
Fragmented political garble from a Maryland context references a presidential candidacy, Democratic and Republican names, and election themes. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but hints at IRD foes, party dynamics, and contentious national issues.
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Politica
Maryland
Mary
Howvelt
Marylin
Arthur Poe Gorman
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