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World temperance union notes reach across seas and Congress debates
The Union Signal reports on the International reach of the National Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Letters from Mrs Leavitt in Tokyo and Miss Gray in London describe organizing efforts and petitions for global abolition of the liquor traffic. It cites a vast congress with thirteen nationalities, upcoming visits by Mrs Bradley, and U S conventions addressing prayer, policy, and the fight against alcohol.
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National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Union Signal
Chicago
Ita
Ovila
United States
Leavitt
San Francisco
Sandwich
London
England
Anderson Meyerhelm
Sweden
Congress of the Federation
Finland
Russia
Indy
Areo
Stockholm
Miss Gray
J. W. Bradley
British Women’s Temperance Union
Margaret Lucan
John Bright
America
Congress
Washington
Church