Women in Politics Ruled By Their Own Tactics At Capitol
Columbus dispatch reports on the Briggs bill fight for woman suffrage at a tonal option election. Women lobbied daily to press passage while male lawmakers faced protests and flattery, threats, and disorder in galleries. The piece links tactics to broader political battles, noting shifts in supports and the influence of party lines.
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Briggs Bill
R. C. Huey
House Committee On
Fead
Adam
Snake
General Assembly
Uew
State House
Thompson
Democrata
Reform Forces
Democrats
BRIEFS FROM TWO STATES ARE RECAPPED
A mix of local items from two states reports child injury in West Milton Pa dog attack. A Claridon Ohio farmer David R Hall dies aged 82 per will of John M Stull Warren. Minnie Stull Harrin inherits estate. Buchtel College receives 5000 from Barber toward Carnegie grant funded 26000 plus 26000. Akron trial of Hart Healy proceeds with photos of widow as evidence. Beaver county issues near 90 liquor licenses, triple usual. Four GumbeRon children buried at Dunbar from diphtheria. fifth shows symptoms. A mad dog in Chardon prompts muzzling and killings. Elmer Leach dies after fall on Cleveland rail yard. Fritz Lafen dies on Saybrook platform after fall from Lake Shore train.
Pension Den Sions and Widow's Claim in Military Death Case
The case analyzes pension eligibility for a widow where the decedent's death stemmed from a disease complicating the original pension cause. It finds the widow entitled under liberal laws, notes presumption in her favor, and discusses service status, line of duty, and a prior marriage that validates the claimant as widow despite scant corroboration.
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Jay
Second Ohio Cavalry
Ohio
Eighty-ninth
Infantry
United States
CAD
Bucket Shop Witnesses May Be Called to Cleveland
A statement from Pressentor McMahon of Cuyahoga county Lorain men says bucket shop canes in Elyria may bring witnesses to Cleveland for testimony. McMahon vows to clean up Cleveland and launch a crusade against bucket shops, summoning anyone with bucket shop experience. Worth case hearings in Elyria drew daily court attendance as McMahon watched closely and hinted at renewed actions in Cleveland.
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Cuyahoga County
Lorain
Canes
Elyria
Worth
Cleveland
Arc- Mahon
Willummon Barainten
Death of Mrs E Eskert details and funeral
Mrs Elizabeth Eskert died February 6 1906 at her son W S Eskert’s home in Gartiste. Funeral held February 12 with wide attendance. Born Alsace France November 2 1823 she married George Eskert in 1844 who died 1849. She moved to Elyria 1868 and later married Luther Hoodly in 1870 living in Lorain County much of her time with W S Eskert of Carlisle.
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Elizabeth Eskert
Elyria
Bbrgon
W.S. Eskert
Carlisle, Or
Lorain Builders Exchange Banquet Invitations Sent
Invitations are issued for the Lorain Builders' Exchange annual banquet to be held next Tuesday evening in the Pierce building rooms. Members and families will gather at heavily laden tables prepared by an experienced caterer under committees led by John Kramer and others.
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Kolinsky
Cleveland
Lorain Builders’ Exchange
Pierce
Exchange
John Kramer
A. A. Deemer
F Ww Pierce
Thos. Butler
W. T Beatty
A. Graupner
A. P. T Laston
J. B. Nuhn
C. Z. Demmer
N. EB. Stander
Biyria
Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Promoted by Dykeman
Hroadstreet druggist H A Dykeman offers Hindipo with a positive guarantee. He promises to cure all kidney troubles and nervous disorders or refund. The ad compares Hindipo to older cough syrups and touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for throat and lung relief.
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H A. Dykeman
Hroadtreet
Kennedy
Kedol Aids Digestion After Meals For Indigestion Relief
A short promotional note claims Kedol relieves fullness belching and gas after meals. It says Kedol digests what you eat and helps stomach and digestive organs function naturally.
Kansas and Civil War roots in sectional clash
A compendium-style note traces Kansas statehood as a spark for the Civil War, arguing the 1854 territorial act and ensuing conflicts fed John Brown and the Lecompton fight, and posits how abolitionist and party shifts might have altered fate. The piece then briefly surveys Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda wealth, a diamond necklace, and a secret drinking device exhibit at a women’s temperance asylum.
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Kansas
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Lecompton
la Doom
Louis Globe-Democrat
Marriageable ages in modern novels
A Philadelphia Record quotation notes that heroines’ ages in contemporary novels have risen. The speaker recalls girlhood heroines aged eighteen to nineteen, then observes heroines now reach thirty-whatever, often ending their arc by ages thirty-two or thirty-three, with a heroine aged forty in a recent book.
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Philadelphia
How Accidents Occur in City Life
A Pearson's Magazine piece notes twelve percent of incidents involve pedestrians in cities. It estimates an average citizen faces numerous hazards on walks including falls from walking aids, dismounting from cars, being struck by animals, dog bites, banana peels, and occasional collisions with motor vehicles as bicycles decline in street danger.
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Atresia
Pearson's
Curious Legal Custom in Vogue Across India
A description of a customary legal practice where two landowners settle disputes by dug holes for lawyers to place a leg each, remaining until exhaustion or insect bites determine defeat, reflecting a ritualized method of conflict resolution.
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India
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