Arkansas Senate Grants Women Suffrage for School Boards
The Arkansas senate passed a bill Wednesday conferring on women the right to vote and serve on school boards. Other dispatches report a series of financial failures, insurance policy cancellations in Antlers Indian Territory, a deputy marshal protection action in Paris Texas, Southern Pacific directors elected at San Francisco, and the Chickamauga bill funding monuments.
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Warm April Heat and Severe Hail Hit Chicago
A record warm spell in Chicago reached 82 degrees on Friday with south winds up to 30 mph. A heavy hailstorm followed, damaging glass along Grove Avenue and knocking down trees, as strong winds aided the stones. Meanwhile New York saw light snowfall beginning at 8:30 am, with Catskills reports of eight inches and three inches in Troy Syracuse and Boston. A Kentucky man was disfranchised for life for selling his vote.
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The Doctor and the Neighbors Treating Hemicrania
Bill Arp writes from Atlanta about home remedies for hemicrania and croup like whooping cough, praising doctors yet stressing nursing care and affordable comfort. He recounts anecdotes of neighbors’ cures, dubious potions, and the need for steady remedies as he plans a Brunswick lecture and awaits relief.
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Power of dynamite versus gunpowder in rock splitting
A New York Dispatch article explains that dynamite releases far more gas than gunpowder, causing greater air displacement and work to split rock. Dynamite delivers instant gas expansion, reducing work needed to split rock, while gunpowder generates gas gradually requiring tamping.
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