Rail line completes hundred miles to Key West
Notification sent to Florida East Coast agents that a hundred miles of railroad from the south end of Florida to Key West is finished. The project, once Fingler’s dream, now reaches offshore reefs with N R Taylor of the Weather Bureau noting rapid span. The line enables a three hour trip to Havana from any U.S. or Canadian point. Separately a protest over flour contracts for Stewart Indian Institute cites bids from Riverside Flour Mills Reno and Dangberg Minden as lower than Lind Washington, with Lind’s price $5.85 per barrel plus $1.42 freight to Carson.
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Equal Suffrage Notes Across Nations and States
A roundup shows France, Italy, England, Portugal and Germany advancing women's voting rights. Parliament debates constitutional amendment in Holland. Illinois Grange backs equal suffrage. Maryland and Washington state actions push public offices to include women. Sacramento gears up for first voter registration by women.
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Women to start daily New York paper run by women
Mrs. H. P. Belmont plans a New York daily newspaper managed by women devoted entirely to women’s interests. She argues women lack fair news representation and urges women to lead editorially as a timely move.
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New York
Mme Lohmann Heink files for divorce in St. Louis
Mrs William Rapp known as Mme Lohmann Heink will seek a divorce in St. Louis. She cites disagreements with her husband over children saying he could not understand them while she has eight.
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Mme. Lohumann Heink
St. Louis
Elko Boosters Pledge Sobriety On Leap Day
The Elko Booster's Club led by Senator Hunter adopts a resolution pledging abstinence from intoxicants on February 29 each leap year to promote sober conduct, fair county reputation, and lawful civic effort. The pledge notes the unusual leap day occasion and the club's aim to encourage settlement and a positive image for Elko County.
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Senator Hunter
Elko County Boosters Club
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