Women Fight the Tarife and Demand Democratic Home Rule
Miss Shaw argues increased women burdens under tariff curb and urges direct government action. The Washington State Woman Suffrage Association clash over Spokane delegates colors the Seattle gathering as national leaders press for universal suffrage and home-based civic education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Great
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Joan of Arc
Republic
Miss Shaw
Coterie Club Plans Year 10 Art Program
The Coterie club outlines next year’s art study program with an opening meeting on October 12 featuring a delegate report to the state federation. A committee led by Mesdames L. V. McWhorter J. Van Slyke M. L. Larrison and E. M. Kenly arranged subsequent sessions including topics on primitive art Egypt Syria Greece and Italy led by Ella Weikel and Sugie Ballinger with a November 9 Social Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roll Cal
Annie McWhorter
Plorence Ketchum
Augusta D. Kenly
Busines
Coterie Club
I. V. McWhorter
E. M. Kenly
F. B. Ketchum
N. J. Damon
M. TL. Larrison
F. C. Hall
James Barnes
Mesdames L. V. McWhorter
J. van Slyke
M. L. Larrison
Egypt
Assyria
Greece
Italy
Ella Weikel
the Times
Sugie Ballinger
Early Seattle remarks on Northern Pacific opening ceremony
Mrs Henry Villard wife of Henry Villard and daughter of William Lloyd Garrison spoke in Seattle about the opening celebration of the Northern Pacific railroad. She recalled the landing details and the civic gathering with ships bands cannon and widespread turnout from the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad
William Lloyd Garrison
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Victoria
Willard
Territorial University of Washington
Italy
Memorial Speech Praises Villard and Women Suffrage
Governor Ferry and Mayor Strue welcomed guest Mr Villard and Mr Carl Schurz at a platform in front of the university. Miss Powell, daughter of the university president, addressed him movingly urging women to help make Washington free and equal partners in the nation’s advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry
Strue
Carl Schurz
Powell
University
Villard
Mr. Willard
Miss Powell
State of Washington
Great Northwest
Washington
Self Freezing Ice Cream How To Make Delicacy At Home
A 19th century home guide outlines making self freezing ice cream with a wooden bucket can and manual paddling. It details building a deep lid handle can, packing ice and salt in layers, and stirring during freezing for a smooth result. Also covered is cleaning a white voile suit with magnesia powder and carpet beating.
Women, education, and drama mark early 1900s notes
Miss Stelle Rees notes progress in Indian education through industrial training and native industries. Mrs. Annis plans marriage to a prosperous broker while continuing theatre work for her two children. Miss Burke adopts Cheridal Watson in Paris after Mrs. Watson’s death. An automobile accident in Flint highlights a rescue detail. International and national women’s groups plan a July 14 dinner at the A Y P exposition grounds. Jane Addams elected president of the National Congress of Charities and Corrections for 1910. A traditional orange peel conserve recipe concludes.
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Stelle Rees
William E. Annis
New York
Peter Hains, Jr
Annis
Mrs. Watson
Miss Burke
Paris
Richard Frost
Josiah Collins
International Council of Women
National Council of Women
Toronto
Canada
Fair
Jane Addanma
Hull House
Chicago
Nationaal Congress of Charities and Corrections
F. H. Nibecker
Glen Mills
Ansley Wilcox
Buffalo
William H. de Lacy
Washingtons
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wawne
End
How to Prepare Stuffed Steak Rounds for Four
A family of four can make two pounds of round steak half inch thick, pound thin, cut into two inch by six inch strips, and roll with a bread dressing of stale bread egg onion butter sage salt and pepper. Brown in butter and lard, then simmer in water for ninety minutes to form a brown gravy. A pinch of salt aids creaming sugar and butter for cake.
Cake Making Tip From The Era
A home kitchen tip advises adding a teaspoon of cream to butter and sugar to speed mixing and produce a smoother cake batter. The note highlights faster preparation and improved texture for bake days.
Italian Worker Tried Over Plowing Daughters in Garden
In Indianapolis on July 3 a man named Peter Delello an employee of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company faces juvenile court charges for tying his two daughters ages 12 and 14 to a garden cultivator and forcing them to work for hours. Neighbors and his family attended the proceedings confirming the allegations. Delello is a naturalized Italian resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Peter Delello
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Delello
Indictment Report Details Delicato Child Whipping Allegations
Witnesses testified that Delitto, a College avenue resident with six children, used a four inch garden plow to whip his children on Sunday mornings while guiding them in the field. Osborn, who also worked at the streetcar company, corroborated seeing the activity and hearing screams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Sixty-first Street
Bread Ripple
Delello
W. OH. Osborn
Broad Ripple
Lawyers Argue Thaw Sanity in Change of Venue Plea
Lawyers for Harry K Thaw argued a change of venue before Supreme Court Justice Gayner at St James Long Island over whether Thaw should be released from Matteawan asylum. District Attorney Jerome pressed for trial of Thaws sanity in New York County. Morehauser vowed to prove Thaws sanity thoroughly when the issue returns to court. Justice Gayner reserved decision until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Gayner
St. James
Long Island
Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Jerome
New York County
Charles Morehauser
Fires Across Two Towns Cause Major Damage
Fire destroyed the National Wood plant in Olympia and a store near the depot in Nampa Idaho. The Nampa blaze wiped out a principal business block including the Bank of Nampa and two hotels. Insurance coverage and total losses are uncertain, with possible bankruptcies expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Wash
National Wood Company
National Wood — Pipe Company
Salt Lake
Nampa Idaho
Baker City
Ore
Nampa
Morais
Democrat
Bank of
Boise
Stripes for Jake Letter Deserves Leniency Plea Denied
Benjamin Welling Soule was sentenced to four years in San Quentin after pleading guilty to writing threatening letters to Rudolph Spreckels and others. He demanded $31,000 or death, claiming the notes were a joke. Judge Dunne rejected leniency despite counsel’s plea.
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Jake
San Francisco
Benjamin Welling Soule
San Quentin
Rudolph Spreckels
First Ntional Bank
Soule
Spreckels
Dunne
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Leder
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Roll Call
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Harmenz van Rijn Rembrant
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Jean Francois Millet
Margaret Splawn
Elihu Vedder
Luella Peterson
Parliamentary Drill
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