But Yet A Japanese Woman Lawyer in Tokyo
San Francisco dispatch profiles Tel Sono, the first and only woman lawyer in Japan, a protege of Frances Willard and Lady Somerset. Her journey from Nagoya to Tokyo included schooling, a free school for the poor, a Baptist conversion, and years practicing law. She faced hardship in America, learning English and sewing, to return with aim to elevate Japanese women.
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Frances Willard
Lady Somerset
San Francisco
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Tel Sono
United States
Tokyo
Moan Waka Sono
Nagoya
Otama
America
Wan
Bank of Japan
California
Tel Sonp
Liv
Frances E. Willard
England
Mars
Arthur Odell
Famous Plainsman William Matthewson and the Buffalo Bill Tale
Special correspondence from Wichita notes William Matthewson known as Buffalo Bill for his frontier exploits since 1855. He negotiated treaties with Kiowa Comanche Apache and Arapahoe in 1865, pre empted land in Wichita, led defenses against 600 Indians and protected a wagon train, earning a pistols reward. Now 62 he remains a cautious, respected trader and scout with holdings in Kansas and New Mexico.
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German Nobles Implicated in Gambling Scandals Shock Elite
Special correspondence from Bern details a burst of social scandals in Germany as high born men face exposure for gambling links. The pamphlet Geldleute lists names and addresses of aristocrats and touts aiding excesses, prompting expected resignations or transfers. Brugsch Pasha, famed Egyptologist, dies in relative obscurity, recalled for his scholarly merit and an anecdote about Ismail.
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Pasha
Ismail
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Cairo
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Autumn Styles for Young Ladies in New Wool Suits
New York reports a broad array of autumn dress goods and silks. The piece details pilot cloth Prince Albert suits, French pleisse, cheviots and velvets, with 70 plus varieties. It highlights princess gowns, elaborate waists, and new hats and wraps for fall, including golf and Cameron coats and a mix of braided satin hats.
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