The Woman's Column on Suffrage and Notable Women
Mrs Logan asserts her late husband completed The Volunteer Soldier in America. Mrs Bishop Warren, said to be Colorado's richest woman, built her wealth via cattle, now worth 10.9 million. Massachusetts suffrage remonstrants total eighty one. 5741 petitioners supported. Frances Hodgson Burnett allegedly drafts a sequel to Little Lord Fauntleroy showing him grown. Marion Todd prospers as a lawyer in Albion, Michigan, pursuing a 25000 dollar damage suit against Central Pacific. Marietta Holley lauded for poking fun at suffrage arguments. Judge Pierrepont contrasts French marital law with American freedom. Kansas voters welcome new women, and primary turnout shows calm, with Leavenworth leading women in two days. Removing polling barriers urged to test actual voting among women.
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George William Curtis
West New Brighton
Staten Island
Josephine Brower
Minneapolis
Mary E. Haggart
Indianapolis
Marion Todd
Albion
Mich
Central Pacific Railroad
E. Putnam Heaton
Brooklyn Times
Edwards Pierrepont
France
Pierrepont
Henry Ward Beecher
Topeka
Kansas
Leavenworth
Independence
Bill Nye's Awful Affliction
Nashville Nc February 3 I am amused by boils on the back of my neck seven redheaded lumps the size of pumpkin seeds They cluster and move as I apply soap sugar egg white flaxseed and other remedies In three days I have wasted thirteen dollars in groceries and sleep is unsettled Boils visit all ranks and are not a mark of greatness The piece ends with assorted anecdotes and medical ads.
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Nashville
N. C
Far West
Denison
Chicago Daily Times
Mrs Sherman Prefers Mansfield Over Washington Life
Mrs Sherman Sen Becks wife dies as Senator Sherman starts South She favors Mansfield for residence over Washington after long DC society life In over thirty one years in the capital she remains modest kind and devoted to her husband
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House of Representatives
Washington
National Capital
John J. Crittenden
Kentucky
N. Y
El egant Dressing Restores Color and Strength
Ad text promotes an ointment described as a tonic restorative for hair and scalp, claiming it stops hair loss, strengthens, cleanses, and bears scalp. It targets kidney bladder and urinary diseases with a $1 price, presented by druggists.
Rough on Bile Pills and Household Powders Ad Blitz
An old advertisement collage touts Rough on Bile pills for digestion at 10c and 25c, and a fine washing powder Rough on Dirt claiming stain removal, fabric care, and laundry efficiency with 5c, 10c, 25c pricing. Also includes a comical exchange about truth telling and a plug for Acker's English Remedy for lung issues, plus a quip about a talkative girl.
Ohio wage payment reform bill from 1587
A long old bill proposes wages be paid twice monthly for miners and manufacturers. It sets payment deadlines by month end, allows checks, and permits deductions for rent or supplies. Penalties include 10 percent plus interest if employers fail to pay on time. The act would take effect August 1, 1587.
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Ohio
Cope
General Assembly
State of
Railroads Columbus Time Card
Central Time schedule card for Columbus line takes effect November 28 1886.
North Bound Note From Night Schedule
A fragmented timetable item lists times around 1 630 pm and 6 43 pm with a late 10 00 pm reference, indicating a limited snapshot of a transit schedule or service window without clear destinations or entities.
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Marietta Holley
Josiah Allen
Cicely
Mark
Bill Nye
Acker
C. B. Henderson
Wels
Isalsam
Bucha-Paiba
Henderson
Buredington
Hood
Philadelphia
Detroit
Lydia E. Pinkham
Railroads
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Toledo
TIBME
Toledo Fostoria Carey
Sandusky Arion
Prospect
Delaware
Columbus Poalettinat Anneme
Columbus Lancaster Logan Arena
McArthur Jr
Gallipolis
Pomeroy
Gligper
Chicago
Fostoria
Baltimore
Union Depot
Newark
Zanesville
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Phison Poins
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Michigan
Canada
G.R. Carr
A.j.falkenbach
Kanawha & Ohio Railway
Charleston
Dally
Columbus Corning, Sedalia
A.M. Arulose
Trimble
Jacksonville
Chauncey Athens
Hibbardsville
Albany
Middleport
Pt Pleasant
Lattes
A.M
A.mi
Athens
Parkersburg
Haat
United States
L. C. Hill
H. L. Moore
W.va
Thos. R. Sharp
P . Gen
J. E. Story
Gen
Fr't
Puss
New York City
New England
Boston
Points East
Niagara Falls
N. High At
A. J. Smith
Ag’t
James de Weolfe
Pomeroy Gallipolis McArthur
Logan
Lancaster Ar
Ly Columbus Elaware
Marion
Sandy Jarey
al Toledo
Penterany
Ubardaville
Iheas
Tocksonville
Corning Columbus
P.M. Ind
Rtsteree P.M
Washington ,Baltimore Railroad
Pelace
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Union
Too
W. Scott
Otto BE
E. Payton
Tray
Puss'r
Columbus & Hocking Valley
R.B
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Phildelpia
New York
St. Louia
Missouri
Iowa
Nebrska
California
The
Territories
Pullman Palace Cars
Philadelphia New York
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FORD
PirTsBuKnen, Pajas
MCREA
Fpirrspung Pa
Sibbald, Thompson & CO
Board of Examiners
Athens County
Druggiata
Gitcaco Grset
Chicago Corset CO
Chicaco
Central Hotel
Cornelis, Honor
Athens, Ohio
Merrile Woodruff
AL. Woodrefp
Clerk
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