Women in English politics and civic life in Kate Field's era
The article cites Justin McCarthy and Emily Huntington Miller on women's influence and public duty. It notes Phoebe Couzins's lecture to New York women, an upcoming Boston exhibition by the New England Helping Hand Society, and the role of women voters. It discusses jury service for a Chicago woman and debates women on juries, urging broader female participation for a balanced justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin McArthy
M. P
Emily Huntington Miller
Phoebe Couzins
University of New York
Portias
Miss Couzins
Portia
Washington University of St Louis
Boston
New England Helping Hand Society
Cambridge
FE. Trask Hill
Independent Women Voters of
Charlestown Women's Educational League
New England
Chicago
Mary Elizabeth
Maurice Elijah
Kate Field
Washington
Arange and Agriculture Column from Riverside District Grange
Edwin Rose of Eureka calls attention to the disappearance of brace roots on corn over 10 to 12 years and seeks explanation from farmers. A Schuyler County Corn Club offers a $10 prize for the highest per acre yield in 1894 with a community dinner. Telegraph Grange 1257 reports a productive new year program, five new members, and emphasis on cooperative business and education alongside literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rose
Eureka
Schuyler County
Schuyler Land
Gould
Telegraph Grange
Whitefield Corners
Two Cent Passenger Rate Proposed by Illinois Grange
The State Grange of Illinois at Springfield calls for a two cent maximum passenger rate on all railroads carrying passengers. It urges state lawmakers to ban free passes and to enact equitable rate legislation, sending copies to subordinate granges and newspapers to mobilize voters and ensure legislators support the measure. Master Oliver Wilson of Magnolia and National Grange lecturer Alpha Messer are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Trimble
Congressional Committee
Boards of Trade
National Grange
State Grange of
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Oliver Wilson
State Grange
Magnolia, Ill
Grange Work Expands Intellectual Growth in States
Masters of State Granges push education and organization as reading courses, once failures, now succeed due to active, energetic membership. Boards of Agriculture, Dairymen, Associations, and Farmer Institutes keep year round activity with two meetings monthly.
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A. Schradzei
Masonica Temple
Prorta, IL
Mort Sago
Thompson & Son Investment
Royal Wine Co
Henry Yaogor-Henry
Tll
Chcago
Jisk
Honury Yaoger
Henry, Il
Bazar
Henry
Prial Pref
Ghirk
Stetscofenkos
Mylstof
Othora
Wil Oureyou
Forfrootrisi
Clarke Coté
Lisbne
Mesara W
Hamed, Bergoet & von Maur
Inter Ocean
Baiais
Times
Allegheny Mountains
West
D. D. Ross
Peoria
Citizensa of
Catarre
Catarth
Ita
Adams Street
Mir
RK &Lohunter
Delmont
T. L. Jones
Ellsworth
Lacon
Greensboro
N.C
Tarms Reasor
Abe
Market Street
Newry
Ker
Chichester Chembeal Oe
Madicon Bayarey Drazglate, Philede
Rath
Monan
Mrs Joon Kline
Arange and Agriculture
Riverside District Grange
J. O. Winship
Putnam
J. A. Williams
Moe
Grange
Alpha Messer
Hathaway & Cb
Dearborn St
Chicago, Ae
ReTee
California
Phillips-Rock Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ogden
Phillips
Rock Island
Clark Street
JNO. Sebastian, G.P. A.C. RI
P. Ry
Tra
Henry Station
Ae & Xpres
Lawshae
Datty Peoria
Henry Pacwet
Ly Peoria
Spring Bay
Chillicothe
Ring Bay
Bingorla
Lynn
York
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