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Daughters of Isabella noted in eastern Catholic life
The article describes the Daughters of Isabella as a Catholic women’s auxiliary to the Knights of Columbus, organized in New Haven in 1897, with Mrs. Mary B. Booth of New Haven as national regent, highlighting their rising popularity in the east and the group’s aims. It also covers Illinois road projects, state highways funding, and the Illinois Equal Rights list.
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Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Order
Sociery
East
New Haven
Mary B. Booth
Chicago
Joliet
St. Louis
Illinois Equal Rights Association
Union
Hoorest Asystem
United States
Minois Committee
Great Northern
Homer J
Sinois State Grange
Peoria
Belvidere
Cereo
Edna L. Wilson
Magnolia
Pomona
Della
Wells Wennonny
roray-Atmral
Stan
Washington
E A Eckert
Cascoutah
E R Simmons
Jerseysville
I. J Stahl
H_ Yates
Sinois Central Railroad
Mississippi
Louisiana
Agricultural Colleges of Mississippi
Agricultural Department of
The
University of Louisiana
Illnois Central
Dr Wyant
Grumbiers’ Alley
Thanksgiving Street