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Mrs. Sara Neville Addresses the New York Commercial Travelers. Mrs. Sara Neville made the principal ad dress at the meeting of the Commercial Travelers’ club in Broadway, New York, to day. She said that a woman who appeared upon a public platform a hundred years ago, would have been liable to a stern rebuke, on the ground that she had unsexed herself. She charged the prevent lack of school accommodations in New York city, whereby 10,000 children are debarred from the privileges of an education to the organization which had sent delegates to Buffalo, to underly Bryanism and repudiation. She regretted the American women had not the right to respard their suffrages against repudiation and dishonesty. She advised her hearers to vote for McKinley and Hobart.
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Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Brooklyn, New York, US
Fri, Sep 25, 1896
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