WomenSpeak On Breeches and Duty in Mishawaka Address
Mrs Babb delivers a forceful talk condemning liquor in Mishawaka. She argues mothers and women must lead, defend children, and uphold law, justice, and principle while scolding male neglect and societal tolerance of intoxication. The crowd responds with thoughtful attention, praising the speech as unusually engaging.
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America
Mrs. Grundy
Siddons
Mrs. Southworth
Mishawaka
Women’s County Temperance Convention at Goshen
Delegates gathered in the Goshen Methodist Church on June 10 1874 to back a petition urging Elkhart County men in office to back temperance principles. Officers from various townships reported progress and stirring speeches followed including endorsement by Rev Cone. The convention adjourned to meet in Elkhart on a date to be set.
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Messick
Elkhart County
Baker
Elkhart
Remaare Women’s Temperance League
B. L. Davenport
Edwin Walker
New Paris
John Shelby
Bristol
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Middlebury
Ornan Prescott
Wakarusa
Wanderling
Benton
Mary Zinn
Millersburg
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Vistula
Smith
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Norton
Henry
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Cone
Gillett
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Webber
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Farnham
Elkhart Ladies Praised For Meeting Reading
A Mishawaka Enterprise contributor commends Elkhart ladies who assisted at last Friday's meeting. Miss Evans delivered a reading titled The Lay of the Last Crusade, described as excellent, with the temperance event drawing positive remarks.
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Mishawaka
Elkhart
Mishawaka Temperance Resolutions Adopted by Evangelical Association
Resolutions from the Mishawaka Evangelical Association district meeting condemn intemperance and pledge ministers to oppose all forms of drinking. They praise the women’s temperance movement, note saloon closures and whisky revenue declines, urge universal temperance victory, and request Kiplinger translate and publish in local papers.
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Horrors Observer
Observer
E. L. Kipsincer
The
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Mishawaka
Jure
Wuereas
E. L. Kiplinger
Mishawaka Enterprise
South Bend Tribune
Elkhart Ossory- ER
A Truly Good Man Schuyler Colfax
A Kokomo Tribune tribute praising Schuyler Colfax as a virtuous leader recounts his roles from editor to Vice President. The author defends him against calumny, declaring Colfax a pure, genial man and reflects on past doubts and the hope for forgiveness.
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Washington
Kokomo Tribune
Northern Indiana Editorial convention meets in city on July 2
The next semi annual meeting of the Northern Indiana Editorial convention will meet in this city on Thursday July 2 at 10 o clock and continue two days. The program will be published soon and will include ad dy Col G G Pierce editor of the Inter Ocean and a poem by Mrs Molloy of the Elkhart Observer. All newspaper men and their wives within the association are urged to attend for LaPorte to give them a proper reception.
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Women undertakers and temperance picketing in 19th century press
Report notes twenty female undertakers in the United States and others in medical attendance supplying subjects. It also recalls twelve weeks of ladies picketing the saloon in Warsaw Indiana, praising their pluck and endurance. The Park Theatre in New York, leased by William Stuart and managed by Charles Flechter, has passed into sheriff’s hands with performances halted.
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New Park Theatre
New York
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Charles Flechter
Sheriff's
Thrilling cereal promise and curious notes in period pieces
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Scotland
Westminister Review
Saturday Review
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District Court
Questions in Arithmetic
The reader asks old style riddling math: twenty grains make a scruple, seven days make one week, three miles make a league, four quarters make a yard. They seek how many grains for a doubt, how many days for a strong, how many miles for a confederacy, and how many quarters for a garden.
Venus Contemplates Transit Rights and Public Observation
The passage muses on Venus facing global scrutiny during a transit. It suggests Venus may question whether astronomers claim rights to observe her. The author playfully raises Mrs. Grundy’s possible grumble at observers peering through spy glasses.
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Mrs. Grundy
Venus
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