Many Voices Weigh Women Roles In A Trial Talk
A long article surveys opinions on women’s roles amid a public discussion. Prominent figures such as Mrs Leal and others are cited, with varied views across many paths of life. The piece includes references to potential changes and debates about women's influence in society.
Women of New York Praise Mrs Connor and Miss Croly
A crowded tribute in New York praises Mrs. Mary Ervantin novelist and Etta A. Connor for their intellect and influence. The piece extols Mrs Croly and Miss Elizabeth Bisland, lauding their brains, literary impact, and public work in journalism, medicine, and publishing.
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Etta A. Connor
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Elizabeth Stand
New Orleans
Elizabeth Bisland
Forty Years War for Women's Sufferage in New York
A long suffrage campaign unfolds in New York with leaders like Mrs Lillie Deveranx and Mrs Blake planning a state wide effort. The movement targets the legislature through committees and candidate influence, aiming to secure woman suffrage as a major issue for the 1896 presidential year and beyond. Prominent figures Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B Anthony are highlighted along with Martha Almy and Matilda Johnston Gage, all underscoring persistence and organization.
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Kathryn Hitler
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Lillie Deveranx
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Blake
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Anthony
Martha R. Almy
Friends of Suffrage
Almy
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York State
Albany
Junietown
Chaarinna County
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Wien
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Queen of Summertre Odd Panties in Gowns
Portraits of summer fashion focus on hats gowns wraps and a yachting set. Notable figures include Mrs Greenleaws and Mrs Almy as suffrage figures influence Albany politics while seaside and Newport apparel dominate the season.
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Royal gems and wedding rings across legend and lore
A crowded, spellbound survey traces engagement rings and birthstones from ancient Scotland to modern Britain. It explores which gems symbolize months and marriages, detailing amethysts for sincerity, garnets for February, emeralds for May, and other stones’s meanings in a long, vivid digression.
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Italy
France
Prien Ahrongh
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