Women Vote Rights Debate Sparks Sheldon's Tax Question
Col Eldridge of the Woman's Equality Club defends voting on library tax while challenging supporters to accept a partial gain. A Wall Street firm letter cites Nevada bond disputes and calls for statehood reconsideration amid national backlash on suffrage and finance.
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Col. Eldridge
Petitiou] Equality Club
Sheldon
Ladies of Hell
Iowa Suffrage Association
Wall Street
Inwhkery
Nevada
Ijlux
Ile Detrajik Eoose
Gejie Club Meeting Notes Reflect Political Rhetoric and Social Events
From a 1847 Gejie Club program, Mrs Mira Llollister Marehord hosts a mixed agenda with sessions on political economy, recitations, and moral lectures. The document mentions leaders Misses McMillan Anderson Brannon Linguim and a humorous, rambling passage about alcohol and town life, plus rail and shop notices.
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Gejie Club
Mira Llollister Marehord
Lrasen
Lizzie Swafford
Mia
Chelps
Mather
Steinberg
Hollister
Washburn
Miller
McMillan
Anderson
Brannon
Linguim
Hallucinations shaping great minds and historic wars
A historical piece discusses how visions influenced leaders like Darius, Napoleon, and Luther. It recounts stage apparitions, spectral advisors, and personal encounters with the devil, noting doctors and observers describe visions shaping decisions and public acts across eras.
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Darius Casar
Napoleon Bonaparte
Socrates
Euther
Herr Reentren
Aadienee
Abercrenthie
Cnipis
Coegh
Jehan
Neerpas
Nicglai
Cleregime
Hampshire
Bostock
Ranp
Bonaparte
Orvning
Wuccompien
Luther
Sty
Cazalle
Comlercet
Paco
Parade of soldiers reads Declaration in 1785 New York
A London Standard remark notes a 1785 parade of about 900 soldiers in New York City. They marched from the Battery along Broadway to the Presbyterian church where the Declaration of Independence was read by Evword Livingst on.
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Broadway
New Presbyterian Church
Evsword Livingston
March Brings Sorrow and Spring Insight
An editorial notes that March violets hint at a brighter side to sorrow and illness. It argues hardships reveal true friends, strengthen character, and broaden understanding, suggesting sorrow can develop us for future challenges.
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Edward V. Eck
Ihe Eactics’ Home Journal
Moazeh
Surlowe
Alepe
Dutae
Ieeche
Wilray Rerrow
Cagmat
Fragmented Chicago War of Words Blazes Through Street Market
A North Side Chicago street scene erupts as a butcher shop window displays calves’ heads and a controversial sign. Residents recall insults toward the local “hima race” amid calls to service and militia preparations. The scene ends with a taunting line from the window and a Tribune attribution.
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Cbitaza Tribune
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