Yankee Lass Describes Philippine School For Unmarried Women
A Yankee lass writes from the Philippines that a local school is not suitable for unmarried women. She notes cultural expectations and schooling conditions as she adjusts to life abroad.
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17 May 1902
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1902
Page
1
Unmarried women urged for future Philippine teaching posts
Helitza M. Hull of New Haven reports from Valladolid in the Philippines that Uncle Sam should appoint unmarried women as teachers or at least assign them to cities. She laments shortage of suitable places for single teachers and critiques early education material and its impact on Filipino students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negroes
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Neers
John Burks
John Burhs
Ie Archivel
Saloon Keeper Shoots Locomotive Engineer in Jersey City Area
John Schuster, saloon keeper at Fort Avenue and Third Street Elizabethport New Jersey, shot Frank Bogart a Jersey Central engineer yesterday after steam blew from a locomotive. The blast tore into the engineer’s face arms and body, narrowly missing his eyes as witnesses watched. Bogart was treated by Dr Whitehead while Schuster was subdued by police before arraignment on assault with intent to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John &Chuster
Fort Avenue
Third Street
Elizabethport
New Jersey
Frank P. Bogart
Jersey Central
Schuster
Whitehead
James Milllard
Bogart
Murray
Campaign Managers Called to Meet in Phoenix
Prescott May 17 Chairman FE BE Ellinwood of the Democratic Territorial Central Committee issues a call for a meeting in Phoenix on May 27 at 2 pm at the Commercial hotel. The agenda covers timing and location of the next Territorial convention and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott, Ariz
Fe.be. Ellinwood
Democrate Central Committee of
Territory
Phoenix
Commercial Hotel
Block of Buildings Burned and the Militia Galled Out
A riot in Atlanta on May 17 involved police, citizens, and five black suspects. Three officers were killed, several wounded, and the block burned after a prolonged firefight in a house on McDaniel street. Governor Chandler sent militia as crowds swarmed the scene. one suspect surrendered under duress and a charred body was found in the ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Kerlin
McDaniel Street
Owen Heard
Richardson
Chandler
Fifth Regiment
Will King
Winchester
King Alfonso Nill Becomes Majority King in Fact at Sixteen
Madrid May 17 The king attained his majority under the constitution at age sixteen and took the oath to uphold the constitution in the chamber of deputies. Bands of troops marched through the streets to the royal palace forming a grand medieval procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso Nill
Nance
Plaza de Armes
Chamber of Deputies
Thief-Hunting Hounds Trapped Two Deacons
Des Moines Iowa May 17 Deacons Harvey McClurg and Harvey Heiler of Valley Junction sue Mayor J M Branton Chief Fred A Brackett and other police officers for 20000 damages claiming bloodhounds used by the city wrongly tracked them on a first trail after thieves. The pair say their reputation suffered as they were suspected of chicken theft due to mis trained dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ila
Harvey McClurg
Harvey Heiler
Valley Junction
J. M. Branton
Fred A. Brackett
Strike of the coal miners and a preacher confession
In Hazelton Pennsylvania miners strike mood grows quiet as leaders report no settlement talks while Springfield Illinois police reveal Baptist preacher John Poleet confessed to murdering traveling companion Charles Isaakson. Poleet, 24, admitted killing for money after being nabbed following pursuit, stealing $15 and a gold watch later traded for cash and a silver watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Mitchell
Hanna
The
Civic Federation
Springfield
Ill
John “Olcet
McCluskey
Hinois
Charlies Isaakson
John Walker
Poiret
Isaakeon
Frank Ryan
Poieet
Poleet
Sudenly Poieet
Remains of General Rosecrans Reinterred in Arlington
Major General William Starke Rosecrans was reburied at Arlington Cemetery with full military honors. The ceremony was led by General David B. Henderson and attended by President Roosevelt, cabinet members, Senators, Representatives, and numerous veterans and army associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wm. Starke Rosecrans
Arlington Cemetery
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
David B. Henderson
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Supplies For Sufferers Considered Ample
Secretary Hay reports by cable from United States Consul Ayme in Fort de France that relief supplies afloat are sufficient for Martinique sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Hay
United States
Ayme
Fort de France
Martinique
Metal and Money Market Summary May 17 New York
Mexican dollars traded at 414c, silver at 61 cents, copper steadied around 12 cents and 12 1/2 to 12 37/ in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Tale of a Tale And Official Service
In Syracuse on May 17 the case of Charlotte H Halloway v B L Vilas centers on how papers are served. Constable Samuel Goldstein entered Vilas home after no response to a summons and complaint and, finding her in the bath, threw the papers and fled. Plaintiffs argue this was valid service. defendants challenge in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Charlotte H.halloway
B. L. Vilas
Samuel Goldstein
Sumons
Prohibition Triggers Disorderly Scene at Connecticut Church
A row erupted in a Connecticut church last night over political questions linked to prohibition. Churchgoers clashed verbally as tensions rose during the service, drawing in local officials to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Baptist Brother Denounces Parties in Stratford Pulpit
At the Stratford Methodist church Rev. Dr. Frederick E. Britten a Baptist preacher condemned both major parties as pro saloon and youth destruction. Pastor Royal W. Raymond objected stating no politics in the pulpit and refused further remarks. The heated clash split the congregation and spilled into the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Raymond
Baptist
Brother Britten
Dr. Britten
Boy Wounds Playmate Then Commits Death by Own Action
In Johnston Pennsylvania on May 17 Demees McKelcey 12 wounded Donald Bricker 15 with a small rifle during play. McKelcey fled home reloaded the gun and killed himself. Bricker expected to recover. Separately the city plans a large barn on the sewer farm and notes a second hay cutting of about thirty tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhnston
Somerset
Demees McKelcey
Donald Bricker
McKelcey
Bricker
Camel Experiments in the Southwest Fifty Years Ago
A historical note recounts the 1850s U S plan to use camels and dromedaries as desert transport from Missouri to the Pacific. Promoters led by Jefferson Davis argued camels could carry lading across Arizona New Mexico and California, enabling rapid mail and troop movement. The 1854 Cairo to Indianola purchase and Beale expedition reached Fort Tejon and Albuquerque, showing camels could travel fast and carry heavy loads, but failed to import Arab drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Arizona
New
Mexici
Colorado
Southwest
Ime
Jet‘hon Davis
Congress
Oi Davis
Sccsippt
Davis
Africa
Napoleon
Mr. Davis
California
Gress
Missouri River
Pacific Coast
Missouri
Colorado River
Panama
Isthmus
Sierras
High Seas
Pacific Railroad
C. Wayne
Egypt
Arabia
Cairo
Smyrna
Rabian
Toad of Amels
Indianola
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Beale
Fort Tejon
Mohave Desert
Tejon
Gadsden Purchase
Los Angeles
Mormon Country
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ma'am
School Book Trust
Spain
Deacons
Des Moines Cuy
Gen. Rosecrans
Federal Capital
Metal and Money Market
Baptist Brother
Meth
Odist Pastor
Play Mate
Ham
Isaac
Allah
el Allah
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