No Better for Having a Past
Fragment from Chicago Aug 16 debate on the “woman with a past” and Professor W Thomas’s claim that dissipated women can marry and become good wives. Reactions from Mrs Thomas and several women scholars challenge the theory as absurd and harmful.
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Chicago
Thomas
W . Thomas
University of Chicago
Universityof Chicago
Cnicao
Kentucky
Cradle Girls and the Limits of Marriage Proposals
A fragment discusses the idea that women marry to rest and men seek freedom. It questions if wives can ever be good and critiques motherly instincts as strong yet potentially dangerous when girls pursue flings. The tone reflects social norms and warnings.
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Margaret Warren Springer
Sweet Old Things Kiss Each Other
King Edward arrived in Nassau on a special train from Frankfurt at 881 645 a.m. He was met by Emperor William and Prince and Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse Nassau. The two men greeted with a cordial meeting as the king alighted. The emperor wore Posen Jaeger regimental uniform with a steel helmet while the king wore a Prince Albert coat and silk hat.
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Sullivan Gets Ahead of Bryan at Convention
Special Committeeman Sullivan, rising through Bryan's pressure to resign, outwits Bryan by securing all Pearis hotel rooms for his friends during the convention.
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Chicago
Sullivan
William J. Bryan
Suullivan
Bombs Wound Nearly One Hundred in Warsaw Attacks
Bombs were thrown at policemen in three districts of Warsaw causing injuries to nearly one hundred people. The city was in panic as the blast incidents spread across the capital on August 16.
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Wheat Yields 35 Bushels Per Acre at Colfax Area
Colfax August 16 threshing in the area reports average yields around thirty five bushels per acre. J Hamilton and Union Flat growers report thirty five bushels per acre from their plots. Hollingsworth and Ruhnebard also approach thirty five bushels with Turkey Red and White Amber. Prices drop keeps many farmers holding for a higher market while larger growers have sold.
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Hamilton Drug Store
Union Flat
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Rnhinebard
Heat Kills VeteranGAR Officer in Minneapolis Parade
Col Charles W Keeting of New Orleans died after heat exhaustion following the GAR parade in Minneapolis. He served as commander of joint departments of Louisiana and Mississippi and worked as examiner and appraiser for the New Orleans customs. Casualties to date include five deaths, eight injured, and 46 prostrations. Bargains are the children of necessity or policy, as ads note.
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Charles W Keeting
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mississippi
Keeting
Massachusetts
Democrats Name Convention Date In Chalan County
At the Chalan county Democratic Central committee meeting held in the court room last night on September 22 the date for the county convention was set to be in this city. The county will send 9 delegates to the state convention in Seattle on September 24 and 99 delegates to the county convention based on votes cast in the last gubernatorial election. Homer Mohr asked party support for starting a Cashmere newspaper, opposed by W S Trimble and Joseph Cunningham. The group debated locating the newspaper in Wenatchee, but no action was taken. The meeting was led by Geo Lessing, with Fred Reeves as secretary, and party leaders expect a strong campaign in the fall.
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Stehekin
Turner
Seattle
Ethis
Wenatchee
Homer Mohr
Cashmere
W. S. Trimpble
Joseph Cunningham
Geo Lessing
Oshmere
Fred Reeves
Democrats
Williams survives double gunshot wounds in Hettiesboro
In Hettiesboro Massachusetts on August 16 Charles Williams a Black man from the city survived two gunshot wounds one through the heart and another through the temple from a 38 caliber revolver fired at close range. He remained conscious and reportedly ate and drank after medics and undertakers arrived. Doctors believe he will recover.
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Charles, Williams
Williams
Cashier Linked to Race Syndicate in Bank Wreck Case
Chicago Aug 16 Inspector Shippy uncovered a check payable to Harry M Smith a longtime buffet operator at 256 South State Street linking Henry Hering cashier of the wrecked Milwaukee Avenue State Bank to a horse race betting syndicate. The handbook produced by the syndicate headed by Hering was run under Smith’s name.
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Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
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South State Street
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Dietz Rivalry Ends With Officer Shooting Rumor
In Rice Lake Wisconsin on August 16 rumors spread that Dietz who has resisted state forces at Cameron Dam for three years was shot by officers attempting to eject him.
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Wis
Dietz
Cameron Dam
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