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January 23, 1904

A contest offers a chance for a free trip to the St. Louis Worlds Fair for three  “colored” women.

August 6, 1898

A newly installed fashion column provides new ways to keep women from suffering heatstroke due to their clothes in the summertime.

May 13, 1905

The only black female physician in Virginia passes away at her home after building up “a large and devoted patronage” through her work.

January 25, 1908

Advice claiming that making others happy will in turn, make women happier as well.

October 6, 1906

The article describes multiple educated women’s lives, including the duchess of Westminster and women of Wellesley college who study sewing, writing, and reading.

November 17, 1906

In Mississippi, a white planter is sentenced to life in prison because he attacked a black woman.

August 12, 1908

A woman admits to lying about being assaulted by a black man, and confesses that he is not guilty and did not lay a hand on her.

July 8, 1899

Applications flood when a factory is opened for “colored” women, where they can sew shirts.

September 16, 1899

The Planet writes of the “good deal of talk” concerning a female bicyclist who is in Richmond on a “two weeks visit.”

September 16, 1899

The Planet writes of the “good deal of talk” concerning a female bicyclist who is in Richmond on a “two weeks visit.”
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