Wealth, virtue, and home life in late 19th century America
The piece argues wealth alone does not imply vice or virtue and credits wealth with genius and industry when earned fairly. It extols a calm home life with a key on leaving work worries outside the door, urging family harmony and cheerful dinners as foes to ill digestion.
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E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Leslie
Orlson Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bolivar
Southern Railway
Tallapoosa
State Banking Department of Georgia
Neal Banking Company
Atlanta
Frank Ballmer
Frank Felix
Toledo
Fort Smith
Ark
Edward Price
New York City
Fanny Davenport
Omaha
Sylvester Soles
Delta
J. E. Peach
Capt. Lake
Hillmore
Wilmington
Del
Francis B. Clarke
Great Northern
Portland
Seattle
Astoria
Columbia River
Wekerle
Polony
Budapest
John Young
Japan
Viscount Aoki
Robert S. McCormick
Chicago
H. Garland
A. H. Garland
Little Rock
Robert W. Gardner
Quincy
Waisner Bros
Sheridan
Wyo
Kate A. Henderson
Joliet
Ill
M. Filossofoff
Empire
Marle
Chile
Tarapaca
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
Kalamazoo
Mich
Jacob Dalm
Bryant Paper Mills
Athena. Green
J. N. Green
Buena Vista
N. C
Joe Lance
United States
R. Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
Chicago Grand Jury
Illinois Milk Dealers’ Association
Philadelphia
H. W. Savage
James H. Oliphant
Stock Exchange
James H. Oliphant & Co
New York
Charles A. Geiger
Deaufort
S. C
Oliphant
Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl Lindenau
Olga Molitor
University of Oklahoma
Alfred M. Hewlett
Western Tube Company
Kewanee, Nl
Terri Pomare
Royal Family
Tahiti
Queen Marau
San Francisco
Papeete
Treasury
Cortelyou
Supreme Court of New York
William White
United States Express Company
M. Paquin
Paris
H. Clay Wyatt
Lawton
Oklo
Rosebud
South Dakota
Hugh L. Creighton
Oakville
London
German War Ministry
Pulsen
Berlin
Copenhagen
Root
Kentucky
Mike
Bridgeport
Conn
Teheran
Charles Hank
International Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Workers
Athens
Billy’’ Warren
Stuart, Ja
Warren
Edward Clifford
Peoria
Frank Wise Miller
University of Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Sonora
Mex
John Tinnan
Wheeling
W. Va
East Liverpool
David Currier
Westbrook
Gonn
Saybrook Point
Robert Mitchell
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana
Princeton
Ind
Pittsburg Coal Company
Jacobs Creek
Palermo
John Meyer
Holy Cross
James B. McGonigal
Panhandle
King Oscar of Sweden
Stockholm
Republican County Committee
New York County
Charles E. Hughes
Hauge
Christiania
Henry Dibblee
Philippine Assembly
Springfield
John C. Pierik
Olathe
Kan
J. Frederick Kastendiek
Howard West
Frank Earl
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
William Legg
Sidney, O
Buffalo Express
William A. Hewett
D. L. Keller
D. L. Smith
Réno
Nev
Kamloops
B. C
Fort Sheridan, Jr
James Dolan
Lebanon
Garfield
Supreme Court of Minois
Henry F. Currier
National Bank Examiner
Jewelers’ National Bank
North Attleboro
Mass
Frederick E. Sargeant
Chadbourne Hall
University of Wisconsin
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Persiag
The King Faces Rigors of Ceremony and Privacy
The piece argues monarchy imposes endless etiquette on a king and even limits his comfort revealing how royalty must endure formal rules, including travel precautions. It contrasts modern captains of industry with royalty and cites the Spanish king’s casual act to illustrate the burdens.
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Spain
Public School Courtship Lesson Idea Provokes Debate
Francis G Blair suggests teaching courtship in public schools as practical life education. He cites roles from Priscilla to Enoch Arden and notes potential gains, while others doubt the need. He jokes about grandfatherly guidance and fashion tips contrast desire and shrewd social signals amid immigrant finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis G. Blair
Priscilla
Miles Standish
John Arden
Enoch Arden
Iowa students near year for Cornell gymnasium funds
Iowa items report Cornell College nearing completion of a gymnasium within a year as fund total reaches 8 600 dollars with 1 400 needed. Also covered are a Council Bluffs shooting case, Hodges v Colfax Coal, miner deaths in Albia and Newton, fraud arrests, education enforcement in Cerro Gordo, and various local incidents across the state.
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Cornell College
J. M. Knapp
Council
Bluffs
Omaha
Knapp
Charles Hodges
Colfax Consolidated Company
Newton
Hodges
Charles H. Brannberg
Belle Plaine
Boone
Crawford and
Boyd
Qualley
Decorah
Calmar
Iowa
A. W. Geng
Burlington
Minnie Hartman
Geng
Monroe County
Teeds Grove
Clinton County
Schultz
Henry Hass
Sioux City
Armstrong
Rose Reader
DeWitt
Theodore Peters
W. E. Quirk
Cerro Gordo County
B. B. Cimijotti
Cimijotti
Clements
Colfax
Colfax Consolidated Coal Company
Seevers
Lee Manley
Holcomb
Jerry Wagner
Letts
Manley
Mise Nettle . Wagner
C. B Daniels
L. A. Williams
Davenport
Daniels
New York
Seaboard National Bank of New York
Richie Cotton Company
Jackson
Leland
Luzerne
Warner
Brevoort
Wellington
Chicago
Des Moines
Burnington
St. Louis
Lincoln
Neb
Sioux Falls
J. W. Hinchman
Glenwood
Hinchman
Lfe
Marshalltown
Tama
Miner
Whch
la Grand
Laura McLane
Prospect Hill
George Bolsinger
Tacoma
Wash
W. D. Johnson
G. A. Huckley
Nashua
Week in review notes vast global bustle and upheaval
A roundup lists Senator Cullom proposing a six year presidential term limit, Taft returning from a world tour, and a tense Central American peace conference ending with eight conventions. Fights in the House, deaths and crimes, fires, shipments, and trials across the United States and abroad fill the week's headlines.
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Cullom
William H. Taft
Japan
United States
Root
Luis Anderson
Creel
Mexico
Washington
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
David A. DeArmond
Missouri
House of Representatives
Williams
de Armond
Admiral Dewey
Roosevelt
Norfolk
Charleston
S. C
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Ottumwa
District Court
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R. F. Benham
Minneapolis
Dan Patch
Washington Notes
Willam F. Walker
New Britain
California
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Catherine Breshkovsky
St Petersburg
William H. Hinrichsen
Illinois
Buck” Hinrichsen
Alexandria