Work of the Women in Washington Council Proceedings
Report covers the International Council of Women meetings in Washington from March to April. Key figures include Hulda B. Low Lucy Stone Matilda Joslyn Gage and Mary Wright Sewall among others. Topics span organization, women’s suffrage, education, labor involvement, peace advocacy, and the formation of the National Council. A murder in April is noted.
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Council At
Washington
National Council
Ommmoors
International Council of Women
Mra
Hulda B. Low
Knights of Labor
Order
Lucy Ktone
Mac
Alice
Leonora M. Buery
Peet
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Henry Ward Beecher
Matilda Joslyn Gage
Imi
Julia Ward Howe
Matilda Josetn Gage
Mary FL Esstran
Beessaal
AL Gripenberg
Fontana
Amanda Day
Delegst
Univer Peace Association
Argums
Versal Peace
Abby Morte 2
Diaz
Aml Industrial Unio
Resten
Tarise Thomas
Soresta
Mra Creole
Jean
Mex Mars Wright Sewall
Miss Woalard
Lite Deveresux Bake
Vastisaros
Marca Il
Elizabeth Lyle Susan
Anus Riese Powe
Corinistan Chant
Ucaro- Nine
N.S Fragar
Harriett Shattnck
Clara Hoffiar
Frances Willard
Waasninetos
April
Waomaa
Womin
Women’s Connell Hehd
Wonwa
Toiling Women and the Red Cross in 19th Century Reform
The International Council of Women session covers work by Isabella Barrows Laura McNeil and Clara Barton on women's influence hospital reform and Red Cross origins. Barton cites Geneva 1864 and wartime relief, Anthony and Willard urged female leadership while delegates discuss missionary temperance and organization of a national international council.
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Knights of Labor—Organization
Fair
WasuawaTos
International Council of Women
Isabella C. Barrows
Laura McNeil
Isabel Bogedot
St Lazare
Paris
Edna D. Cheney
Clara Barton
American National Red Cross
Society of Wives
Internatonal Council of Women
Red Cross
Geneva
Reed Cross
Atlantic
Augusta
Uren
Prussia
Eugente
Mercs
Drassart
Drassart On the Arm of the 9 Relief Corps
Mississippi
Monant Vernon
Iss
Barton
Epain
Miss Anthony
Riise Anthony
Hochestern
Cisteten
Emdy
Nichfords
Woman’s Association of
Utal
Harriett
Morris
Amida & Quenten
Woman’s Indian Associetio Mia
Willard
Ciergo
Ad Speakera
Faurcien Delevatea Vere
Riot at Leavenworth Ends in King’s Narrow Escape
April 2 Leavenworth Kansas reports a mob attacked three white men, fatally wounding two. James Ring Whee died. Harrisyun Young was killed, while Ben Esstom and another were wounded. A Black man named King escaped by taking shelter at the water works and signaling for police, later detained to prevent a lynching. Journal notes mob cries for revenge and cavalry deployment from Fort Leavenworth.
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Weonda
Leavenworth
Kan
James Ring Whee
Harrisyun Young
Badir
King
Chacal
Hidkatlee Seta Iy
Mien
Woo Jened
Kong
Alste
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago memory of Chief Justice Wait honored locally
The Chicago bar gathered on a Saturday to honor the memory of the late Chief Justice Wait. Judge Drummond, Judge Trumball, Judge Call ing, District Attorney Ewing and S L W Fuller offered remarks and a resolution paid tribute to a jurist and a man. A humorous exchange about dressing and a biscuit ends the fragment.
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Chicago
Wait
Drummond
Trumball
Calling
Ewing
SL Ww
Fuller
Iman
Terrible series of accidents, crimes and deaths in Indiana
State intelligence reports a cement quarry death at Cementville, embezzlement charges in Indianapolis, a fatal assault in Loransport, and a leprosy like disease case near Anderson. Measles surge hits Terre Haute Coal Bluff and Vermilion. Sentences include a housebreaking conviction, citizenship disputes in Lafayette, and a rash of destitution cases. Several murders, suicides, burglaries, and accidents fill the region’s incidents along with court adjournments and local scandal.
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Cementville
John Lauman
David E. Stott
Indianapolis
Equitable Accident Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Barry Woxtris
Loransport
B Wan
Galloway
Frank South
Anderson
Borgman
Richmond
Payne, Johnson & Co
Franklin
M. Ty. Snolgrass
Tom Stewart
Charles Hill
T. Parsons
Woilnam Swank
Pennington
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Coal Bluff
Fontanet
Vermilion
Ravelve
Gus Marold
Jeffersonville
Lafayhrite
Joecal
Adam Herzog
Jacob Sebiffee
Loan and Building Association
David Hitt
Eld
Rexam
R. B Reynolds
Eva Parks
Indiana
Cyrus Parks
Fra
W. CG
West
Montpelier
Rome
West House
Joseph Pope
Butler
Tales Benevolent Society
Crawford
Socime
Geo
Clara Gable
Miss Gibl
Seaton
Heer
Andrew Subset
Marion County
Mollie Brown
Brownstown
Henrys Hermann
Dick Burrell
Ewel Trowbridge
Burrell
Joux Corsix
Hartford City
Not Responsible for What He Ignores
A杂 editorial on victim ignorance and legal knowledge argues a person bears responsibility for consequences of actions. It cites examples from medicine and poisons, warns against reliance on apology, and promotes Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as a health remedy with testimonials.
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Thad
Warner's
Marcie Kerchwal
Lexington
Warner
Aaron Smith
Topton
Berks Co
Clveland Press
Miscellaneous Advertisements and Notices
A collection of brief notices and ads urging readers to write for work in Richmond Virginia, buy remedies for rheumatism and coughs, obtain homeopathy materials, and cure youth with ear drops. Several lines promote products and services with addresses in Washington DC and Cincinnati Ohio, including Durang’s Rheumatic Remedy and Hale's Honey of_Honey.
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Durang
Earth
R. EK
Washington, D. C
Hale
Pike
Misery by the Wholesale and Liver Troubles Cured
An 19th century style ad promotes liver illness symptoms such as bile in blood and yellow tint, dizziness, and headaches. It touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a proven remedy for liver issues and other ailments. It also notes Brown's Bronchial Truths as a cough and sore throat remedy, sold in boxes for 25 cents.
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Alaska
Italso
Tiers
Fasors
Orid
Chicagyu
Ill
WITS
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Tsabeluea
Nogker
Bpresiden
Frances
Wollard
Dumpie
Susan DL
New York
May Wright Sewell
Thilo Ws
United States
Ead
Tn International Council of Women
International Organization
Falcows
Millicen
Fawcett
England
Clara Barion
America
Denmark
Isabelle Hogelot
France
International Council At Women
Mre
Jobe P. Newnan
Mathde Joslyn Gage
Eoy
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Enz
Boynton Harber
Lereummup
Waldrop
Lany Acpi
Jollie Thomas Davis
Aoeet Davin
Wraidrop
Aeres Kidene
Peac
Saatie
James
Texas
Richelieu
State Intelligence
Whca
B. F. Jonson & Co
Point
Jusfon Bulletin
D. P. Geppert
M. L
Raes St
Cini
Ao & Lambs
Perrier &H
Golf Cie
Lea
Messie
bard—Prome
Uttera-Choice Dairy
Prine Ta Choice Creamery
Messiere
Gaslard
Western Steam
Wisconsin
Baltimore
FLOR
Vagedenreatei Vtewee
Louisville
Binghamton
Bill
Boston Courier
Dr.greene
T. Wittie
Green A
DE. Greene
West Nth Street
Ely
Eli
Danidson
Boston Bulnet
Catarreh
Bate
Isa
Driggists
ELY Ghotmers
Greeswich St
CHASE
Crittenton
Minnesota
SERIA
Chas
B. Lamborn
Paul
Minn
Pophan
Popham & CO
HILE
Hile Standard Book CO
State Street
Brenneyy
Somnbon
Hain Street
Vvo
Sunshine
Runshine
Io Recelar
Sworld
Firsd
Jyttems
Laryaes
Kensington
Cer
Graraton Ear
Mnuney
Tony
George Stinson & CO
Portland
Malye
Adolph Meyer & Co
AD Econon
Adolph Meter
A S.ua
Alous
Strle
Maidon
cixaisSitra
Webster Wa
G.& C. Merriam & CO
Springfield
Mass
Detroi
Philadelphia
Calumbus Law
Yale
Wellesley
Oberlin University of Punn
Michigan University
Chautauqua, &, &c
Richarld Proctor
Hans. W. W. Aston
Japan
P. Benjamin
Saces Grasen
Dr. Brown
E. WU. Cook
N.Y State Normal College
Loisette
Fifth Ave
Fcli
H. H. Creen & Sons, M. Ds
Atlanta
Ofe
Tapt Bros
Rochester
Onth
Kyant's College
Bafale
Banchoft
Jefferson
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