What Women Won in the Civil War
A look at how Civil War events propelled women into new roles in manufacturing nursing government work and advocacy. From arsenals to hospitals and fundraising, female labor helped reshape rights and public service, with Clara Barton and other pioneers cited as advancing women’s place by decades.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Rosie
Washington
Cokie
Philadelphia
Congress
Francis Spinner
Treasury
Spinner
Sanitary Commission
Senate
Jane Swisshelm
Anna Ella Carroll
Anna Dickinson
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Steve and
Cokie Roberts
Stevecokie
Gmail.com
Schumer and Assembly Offerings for Constituents
Aimed at local residents, the note lists contact addresses for U.S. Senator Charles Schumer in Washington and Assembly member Robert 718 tee Office in Albany New York 12048, inviting correspondence or meetings to discuss issues.
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U.S
Charles Schumer Hart
Senate
Washington, D.C
Robert
Tee
Albany
Campaign 2016 begins to take shape in Iowa scene
The Des Moines Register frames a growing field of six teen candidates and contenders for 2016. Hillary Clinton moves campaign staff to Brooklyn new space to avoid Beltway clutter while remaining a top Democratic rival, with Elizabeth Warren Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden as notable foils. On the Republican side Rand Paul and Ted Cruz have declared, with Cruz raising 31 million for Super PACs. Jeb Bush and Scott Walker are also in play as Kasich and Rubio contemplate moves amid evolving positions and timing.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Brando
United States
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Hillary Clinton
Brooklyn
New York
Clinton
Beltway
Bill Clinton
Washington, D.C
Wall Street
Hillary
Maryland
Martin O’ Malley
Jim Webb
Virginia
Joe Biden
U.S
Lincoln Chafee
Rhode Island
Elizabeth Warren
D-Mass
Sen
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
Sanders
Rand Paul
Kentucky
Ted Cruz
Texas
Israel
Iran
Paul
Cruz
Liberty University
Republican Party
Citizens United
Florida
Jeb Bush
Scott Walker
Wisconsin
Bush
Walker
Obama
Ohio
John Kasich
Marco Rubio
Donna Brazile
CNN
ABC News
Ms. Magazine
April 11 highlights from history span wars to politics
Key events on this date include Lincoln's last public address in 1865 outside the White House, the 1713 Treaty of Utrecht ending the War of the Spanish Succession, Napoleon's Abdication and exile to Elba in 1814, Iowa's cigarette tax in 1921, Buchenwald liberation in 1945, Truman's 1951 dismissal of MacArthur, and later notes on Marty's 1955 release, Palm Sunday tornadoes of 1965, Apollo 13 launch, Idi Amin's ousting in 1979, Kilroy case in 1989, Bush-Sharon meeting in 2005, Kaczynski tribute in 2010, and Obama's 2014 critique of voting restrictions with a Sharp ton quote.
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Abraham Lincoln
White House
Lincoln
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Napoleon
Waterloo
Iowa
Buchenwald
Germany
Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
Marty
Ernest Borgnine
United Artists
Matamoros
University of Texas
Mark Kilroy
Texas
George W. Bush
Ariel Sharon
West Bank
Poland
Lech Kaczynski
Barack Obama
al Sharpton
National Action Network
GOP
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
Will Barclay
Second St. Fulton
N.Y
Xortisi
Www
Palitimes.com
Ards
New York Publishers Association
First St
Oswego
Andrew Poole
Mike LeBoeuf
Palltimes.com
Palitimes
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
the Palladium-Times
1St Street
The
Associated Press
James A. Lovell
Fred W. Haise
Jack Swigert
Idi Amin
Uganda
George Aiken
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