History of Seventy Five Women Emancipation Years Work
A compendium of suffrage milestones from 1838 to 1913 detailing when and where women gained municipal, school, or full voting rights. It lists territories, provinces, and states such as Ontario, England, Wyoming, New Zealand, Kansas, Scotland, Ireland, Maine, and many others, with various eligibility rules for married, single, widowed, or taxpaying women. The document traces gradual expansions across nations and regions, highlighting key dates and specific suffrage contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentuccky
Ontario
Kansas
New South Wales
England
Victoria
Wyoming
West Australia
Michigan
Minnesota
Colorado
New Zeland—School
New Hampshire
Oregon
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
South Australia
Scotland
Isle of Man
Nebraska
Province of
Quebec
Illinois
Connecticut
New Zealand
Ohio
Iowa
South
Utah
Idaho
Ireland
Delaware
France
Tribunal of Commerce
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Norway
Australia
Tasmania
Queensland
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Oklahoma
Belgium
Counsierg Des Prudhommes
Voralberg
Austrian Tyrol
Ginter Park
Washington
New Mexico
Bosnia
Crown Prince of
Krain
Austria
Laibach
Inidia
Gaekwar Oo
Baroda
Dominions
Wurtemberg
Kingdom
Chamber of Agriculture
California
British Honduras
Belize
Teeland
Arizona
Alaska
Hlinais
la Follette’s
The Alamo Remodel Controversy Sparks Texas Outcry
J R Eanes denounces the Daughters of the Republic and Texas leaders for permitting a remodel of the Alamo site. He condemns what he calls treachery to sacred ground and warns against commercialization of a historic battlefield once defended by Travis Crockett and Bowie.
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Travis
Crockett
Bowie
Alamo
Daughters of the Republic
The
Santa Anna
San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Valley Forge
J. R. Eanes
Blanket State Bank Opens Under Guarantee Fund Plan
The Blanket State Bank of Blanket Texas receives a certificate of authority to commence business with a capitalization of 13000 dollars and will operate under the guarantee fund plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanket State Bank of
Blanket
Texas
D M Werring Keeps Complete Line of Groceries
Local grocer D M Werring advertises a full stock of groceries for sale near the northeast corner of the square offering reliable items and neighborhood service.
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D. M. Werring
N. E. Corner Square
Ady
Achievements of Women in Chicago Civic Life
The Chicago Tribune lists a long record of women led civic gains aided by women’s clubs. Kindergarten, juvenile court, parks, vacation schools, forestry, and public services show women’s impact. Critics argue the ballot is unnecessary, while the article credits expanded public life with voting forthcoming in Illinois.
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New York Evening Post
Chicago Tribunte
Tribune
Woman's Protective League
Legal Aid Society
Illinois Industrial School
Chicago
Illinois
Family Reunion Brings White Family In From Several Texas Towns
Mr and Mrs W N White and their four sons and families enjoy a happy reunion this week. D G White and family live here with their parents. E B White and family of Brownwood J T White and family of San Angelo and W E White and family of Bertram joined Sunday and stay through the week. Mr White was delighted to have all his children together again. He moved from Bronte last November and plans this as his permanent home.
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W. N. White
D. GC. White
E. B. White
Brownwood
J. T. White
San Angelo
W. E. White
Bertram
Mr. White
Bronte
Texas
Farm loan plan urged by Eanes and Company adv
A historical notice urges readers to pursue the best possible farm loan, with J. R. Eanes & Co. acting as advisers or advertisers in the matter. The piece signals financial assistance and guidance for farmers seeking credit.
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J. R. Eanes & Co
Visits to old stamping ground by Captain Silas Welch
Captain Silas Welch of London Kimble county visited his sister Mrs. BE Jones four miles east of Dublin. His first return in twenty one years recalls early settlement in Comanline county and long residence near Comanche Kerr and Kimble counties. He served in the Civil War with Captain Cunningham’s company of state rangers, and was accompanied by Mrs. Welch.
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Silas Welch
London
Kimble
BE. Jones
Dublin
Mr. Welch
Comanline County
Comanche
Comanche County
Kerr County
Captain Cunningham
State Rangers
Welch
Sanford Moody Stricken With Diphtheria In Austin
Word reaches here that Sanford Moody, clerk at the Driscol Hotel, has diphtheria and has been confined to a sanitarium in Austin for several days. He had returned from a visit to Comanche and was reported convalescent in a letter from Mrs. S. J. Thomas, who said he would soon be out.
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Sanford Moody
Austin
Sanford
Comanche
Driscol
S. J. Thomas
Realty swap nets two Comanche houses for Gap farm
Dr Gray traded a small Gap area farm last week for two houses in Comanche in the east part of town owned by Dock Gore. The deal was handled by Blue and Dingus.
Notice to R F D No 4 on road width dispute
Com W T Dobbs reports post office department requires standard road width on all public roads of route No 4 or route discontinuation will occur. Dobbs offers thirty feet as a compromise without stating further terms.
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Com. W. T. Dobbs
Post Office Department
Farm Loans and Tailoring Ads Reference Local Services
An advertisement notes farm loan services offered by J. R. Fanes & Co and promotes hat cleaning and blocking at Setch Woolen Tailors. The two notices appear as brief classified items in the local paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris Smith
Rik
New Bank For
Comanche National Bank
Comanche, Texas
U.S
J. R. Fanes & Co
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