Susan B Anthony 86th Birthday Observed in Washington
A February gathering in Washington honors Susan B Anthony for her work in women’s suffrage. President Roosevelt sends congrats while Anthony urges action toward a constitutional amendment.
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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
5
Diplomatic Triumph for Root in German Tariff Accord
The German reichstag delayed maximum tariff enforcement to June 30 1907 defusing the looming tariff war with the United States. Secretary Root earned praise as a diplomat of first rank for securing equal German trade consideration and avoiding concessions under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Reichstag
Root
Sternberg
State Department
American Foreign Office
von Buelow
Department
Congress
Miss Anthony's Battle Against Ridicule and Calumny
Susan B Anthony, raised in a Hicksite Quaker settlement in South Adams Massachusetts, begins her fight for suffrage at age 26 when she and other Daughters of Temperance demand a voice at a temperance convention in Albany. The men deny their voting rights, prompting a dramatic walkout led by a tall Quaker girl named Susan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Anthony
Congress
Capitol
Mary Thomas
Baltimore
Reed
Army
Navy
Maryland
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mrs.Stanton
New York
Anthony
United States
Mary
Rochester N.Y
Rochester
Erene
Susan Brownell Anthony
South Adams
Mass
Sons of Temperance
Albany
N. Y
Daughters of Temperance
Susan
Middle West Producers See German Market as Velvet
In the article, producers in the Middle West view the German market as highly desirable and lucrative for their goods. The phrase velvet suggests smooth access and strong demand, signaling economic ties and optimism amid ongoing trade discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Rising New York Stock Exchange Seat Prices Despite Limits
The piece notes a surge in NYSE seat prices, with limits capped at 1,100 seats. Sales reach 95,000 dollars and potentially 100,000, amid a daily 1,000,000-share market. Seats are valuable assets, traded for health, relocation, or executors selling after death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
New York
Millionaires Wait On Golf Club Caddie Banquet
Wealthy city leaders and prominent businessmen acted as waiters at a Wissahickon Heights event for Ger mantown Cricket Club cadets. Eighty six boys aged eight to sixteen enjoyed turkey, prizes, and candy boxes as dignitaries served them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Samuel T. Heebner
Italy
William Potter
Sheriff Brown
Public Safety
Potter
Edward S. Buckley, Jr
H. H. Kingston
Harlan S. Page
Howard Perrin
Joseph S. Clark
Charles T. Cowperwaite
Henry A. Lewis
Robert C. Cooke
William R. Buckley
C. H. Potter
William Disston
W. Findley Brown
William C.houston
Cades
English air motor boat with shallow draft designed for shallow waters
An English air driven craft with a shallow draft provides navigation in very shallow waters where deeper vessels cannot operate. The design overcomes vegetation growth and avoids certain shallow rivers and lakes, enabling access to previously difficult areas.
Midwinter Trip Southward From Washington to Charleston
A breezy midwinter journal describes a voyage from Washington on February eighteenth to Charleston, Jacksonville and St. Augustine. The author endures a rough Atlantic crossing, then tours Charleston’s Battery, St Michael’s Church, and Calhoun Monument amid blooming camellias, magnolia, and old grand houses along leafy streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Washington
New York
Isthmus
Hatteras
Battery
Calhoun Monument
St. Michael’s Church
Charleston Herbor
Fort Sum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Righty
Susan B. Anthony
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Busan B. Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Susanse
Ifasg
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Southland
Darkey
Fort Sumter
Charleston Harbor
Osceola
Fort Moultia
Stam Biasoy Gardens
Gow
Prines
United
States
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