Diverse 1884 highlights and scientific notes from press
The article surveys varied items from 1884 including Chicago manufacturing totals, a Massachusetts insured verdict, the London Lancet on electric light, a Boston ads fiasco about saleswomen, Missouri Governor Crittenden on long streetcar hours, and Pasteur’s decade of dog inoculations yielding immunity to hydrophobia.
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Butler's Messages Push Sufrage and Tax Reforms
The new Massachusetts governor Gen B F Butler outlines plans for universal male and female suffrage under certain conditions, municipal voting rights for women, a universal election day holiday, and a poll tax system tied to civic duty. He also calls for militia reform, stricter penalties for rail derailments, and broad administrative cuts to curb government waste.
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