Mrs Hayes Temperance Society in Washington Scandal
Washington dispatch describes a band of reformers backing Mrs. Hayes in a temperance crusade. A bouquet sent to Schutzen Park by Mrs Hayes provoked a cabinet clash and rival society scrutiny.
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