Purely Feminine Rights and Women’s Place in Society
A lengthy editorial arguing for women’s ballot rights and higher education, praising women’s intellect and independence while warning against lax morality. It discusses motherhood, public roles, and how women should be educated to participate in civic life and the workforce. The piece condemns old-fashioned views and urges mothers to instill self-respect in daughters to avoid street conduct and danger.
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Wwe
Howe
Wuco
Tahoe
Golagon
Such
Mothar
Shires
Aline
Anne
Jones and Son in a fevered household struggle over medicine
In a feverish family Willie Jones resists medicine while his father Henry Jones tries forceful care and Mrs Jones intervenes. The scene shifts after a day of illness as Henry asserts discipline, pondering how sympathy may spoil the boy, and both parents weigh the right way to treat sickness.
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Willie Jones
Dunes Raphity
Quilty
Frey
Jones
Willie
Wille
Papa
Mrs Jones
Hidden dangers aboard banana ships in venomous travelers
Banana handlers face a swarm of stowaways from ships in South America including tarantulas black snakes scorpions centipedes and sea shells. Workers report frequent bites painful stings and delays as creatures crawl from bunches into belts and boots, with deadly venom warned but few deaths confirmed.
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Desiers
Washington Street
The Wheeling Theatrical Season Faces Busy Schedule
The season at the playhouses shows prosperity with Magsgers Rheinstrom and Gensher hoping it continues. Multiple acts like The Limited Mall and The Grand German comedy draw crowds despite weather. Emmet and Mansfield family ties loom in local theater as new attractions roll into Wheeling.
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Magsgers Rheinstrom
Gensher
Arizona Joe
J. K. Emmet
Emmet
Emmet Senior
Isis
Gorman Bros
Field's
Carter
Goss
Sullivan
New Orleans
Corbett
New York
J. K. Emmett
Gtar
Williams
Alfred Kelsey
O'Flynn
Mexico
Fpont
Kelsey
Vance Boys
The
Elks
Pock
Vield
Phis Io
Pield
Flynn
Opera House
Klynn
Will Shanley
Drang News
Wheeling
Wil
Sepe
Flower's Danger In Infernal Box Targeting Governor Flower
A threatening infernal machine mailed to Governor Flower at Windsor Hotel in New York was found to contain giant powder and matches. Police chief inspector Stevens holds the device as detectives probe the sender and origin, while Governor Flower is warned of a possible attempt on his life.
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Telegram
Richard Mansfield
Beatrice Camerot
Church of the Redeemer
Plaza Hotel
Mansfield
Hegeman
Troy
A. M. Palmer
Wallack’s
Durand
Minnia Maddero
Lyceum
Madison Square
Madison Square Theatre
Prince Karl
A. C. Gunter
Union Square Theatre
Fousfour
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Boston
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Grand Opera House
London
Henry Irving
Tiatre
Daniel Bandmann
Dr. Jekyhard Mr. Hyde
New York
Daly's Theatre
Iife
Rosewell P. Plower
Windsor Hotel
Stevens
Governor Flower
Police
Steer
Ofice
Labor resolutions denounce corporate state power abroad
The Locomotive Firemen adopt stern resolutions denouncing Philadelphia and Reading for barring labor from unions and opposing corporate military labor. They warn of corporate armies threatening the republic and declare the order non-sectarian and non-political. They send greetings to organized labor and oppose convict labor.
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Cr Qr
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Philadelphia
Reading
B. of I. F
Man whipped by mob after alleged abuse in North Little Rock
In North Little Rock last night John Leimer, a 9 German immigrant from Chicago, was whipped by fifty masked men who dragged him from his home and struck him with bull whips. The victim was described as gravely injured with a belief he may die. The incident follows reports of domestic violence and public disorder. details reflect period sensational reporting and caution urged for medical readers.
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erOe kealEtes
Apain Forte
Digestive Disorders and Circulatory Symptoms Discussed
The text outlines effects of digestion on bodily functions and notes symptoms such as faintness, palpitation, poor circulation, and cold extremities. It references physiological teaching and mentions poor breath and related discomfort as part of the discussed conditions.
Illness Taxed by a Monthly Charge in Beall’s Trade Tale
Fragmentary account describes a monthly fee and medical treatments causing distress to Beall and associates. Mentions feverish symptoms, coughing, and unsettled health during a period of rising medical costs. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage but reference to doctors, medicines, and patient discomfort are evident.
Five Dollars Monthly Cure for All Diseases Offered
An advertisement offers a five dollar monthly plan to cure stomach troubles and grovel mobility caused by neglected catarrh. The pitch claims comprehensive disease treatment with upfront mention of a twenty six pound result and promises a complete cure over time.
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Idaho
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War Department
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