New Woman Debate Draws Mrs Logan's Cervical View?
Mrs John A Logan criticizes the phrase new woman while distinguishing the intelligent modern woman from dissipated youth. She warns against lax manners, endorses education and ambition, and urges women to uphold propriety and Christian family ideals amid social change.
Light on the East Chinese College Leader
Rev George B Smyth president of the Anglo Chinese College at Foochow left New York for China around 1883. The college is a leading institution in China and Smyth is described as highly capable with a gentle, friendly nature toward pupils and Europeans at the port. He is aided by his wife Mrs Alice Harris Smyth who traveled to Monterey from Germany.
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John A. Logan
Burn
Chicago
Smyth
Alice Harris Smyth
Monterey
Cal
Mecklenburg-Sterlitz
Germany
Geo. B. Smyth
Foochow
United States
S. Silver
Republic
Henry G. Miller
J. H. Acklen
Address on the silver cause and monetary policy
Leaders of the silver party publish an address outlining the Bland Allison era history, the 1873 act, and calls for restoring bi metallic money. Judge Henry G Miller prepared the document for the Memphis convention with input from Gen Warner Congressman Acklen and Edward B Light.
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Silver Party
United States
Memphis
Henry G. Miller
Chicago
Miller
Gen. Warner
Acklen
Tennessee
Edward B. Light
National Bimetallic League
Free Silver
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America
Carl Seemen
New York
Anglo
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London Spectator
Congress
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Senate
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Bland-Allison
Paris
Goschen
England
Cleveland
Object
Association