Fourteenth Judicial Circuit and County Officials List
The Fourteenth Judicial Circuit covers Sullivan and Vigo counties with regular terms on the second Monday in January, the first Monday in April, the third Monday in June, and the fifth Monday in October. County officers include Clerk T J Mann Auditor David Crawley Treasurer Cim P Riggs Sheriff J Berry Recorder J N Fordyce and Commissioners Jackson Rich J J Sny Ger John L Kaufman. School trustees for multiple townships are listed with names such as T S Blark E G Gaskins Owen Kissner Thos Collyer and others.
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John L. Kaufman
Murveyor
A.F. Estabrook
John Waggoner
Jas. A. Marlow
Jackson Township
T. 8
Blark
Curry
E. G. Gaskins
Fairbank
Owen Kissner
Parman
Thos, Collyeramilton
R. A. Moore
Woman Suffrage Seeks Indiana Support by Committee
Phin Collmarn is controlled officially by the Male Contrast Committee of the Indiana Woman Suffrage Association overseeing the movement's activities in the state.
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Phin Collmarn
The
Indiana Woman Suffrage Association
State Association Officers and Central Committee Listing
The document lists officers and central committee members for the state association with names and cities including Kokomo Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Lafayette. It also notes vacancies in several districts and includes a joint resolution proposal to amend section two of article two of the State Constitution regarding voting eligibility for citizens and resident aliens.
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United States
Association Meeting in Washington Highlights Woman Suffrage
Delegates from about twenty States attended the Washington meeting on January 18 to 20. Indiana was represented by Mrs May Wright Sewall Mrs Laura Kregle Mrs Alexina S Maxwell and Mrs Helen M Gougar. Julia Ward Howe notes that woman suffrage belongs to the advancing state of history and society and that reforms show progress in women’s condition.
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Washington
Indiana
May Wright Sewall
Laura Kregle
Alexina S. Maxwell
Indianaapolis
Helen M. Gougar
Lafayette
Julia Ward Howe
Women’s Influence in Family Government Questioned
A quotation questions whether a nation or a family should govern without female aid. It argues that even a family may be better governed with a woman’s influence, extrapolating to a broader political scope.
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Hiizabeth A. Merriwether
Women’s suffrage: from Lyceum doubt to voting rights
The text recalls how women were once kept from Lyceum lectures and notes Dr Lyman Beecher won women invites. It contrasts with today’s female audience majority and argues women will vote on par with men nationwide, citing Massachusetts votes and a belief in abolitionist progress. It quotes Hon William Cladin.
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Boston Lyceum Committee
Lyceum
Lyman Beecher
Massachusetts
United States
Hon
Wn. Cladin
Wyoming Women Vote Brings Honest Officials says Mr. Post
In a discussion with E Post Delegates elect to Congress from the territory asserts the Wyoming suffrage experiment has been successful and permanent. He notes women vote as or more than men, help remove corrupt officials and improve finances while jury duty exemptions apply to some.
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E. Post
Congress
Wyoming
Mr. Post
Suffrage Movement Across States Highlighted By Meetings
Mrs. Mary E. Haggart addresses the Kentucky Legislature in Frankfort on suffrage and the married women's property bill, with a suffrage mass meeting to follow. State associations meet in Philadelphia and New York City in late January and early February. The Massachusetts Legislature forms a joint committee on Woman Suffrage as petitions enlarge in Congress. Massachusetts convention praises suffrage leaders and displays artistic staging to prove suffrage aligns with culture and youth.
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Mary E. Haggart
Frankfort
Pennsylvania State Suffrasse Association
Philadelphia
New York State
New York City
Massachusetts
Congress
Boston
Wm. Bowditch
George A. Walton
State Board of Education
G. Washington Warren
Julia Ward Howe
William Claffin
Charles J. Noyze
Margaret W
Skin cures praised by Cuticura Song advertisement
An old advertisement extols Cuticura products for terrible itching, scaly humors, ulcers, and sores. It claims external use of Cuticura and Cuticura Song as well as internal relief via Cuticura Resolvent, urging readers to ask druggists about them.
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Dr. Frazier
William
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
Henry & CO
C. Mayfieldj& Co
Sullivan
Indiana
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Sullivan Union
Es Whee
Pt Coe
Political Directory
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Officers OF State Association
Mary F. Thomas
Richand
M. Price
Kokomo
M. Adkinson
Indianapolis
Mary D. Taylor
Crawfordaville
State Central Committee
Mary KE. Haggart
G. Wallace
New Jersey Street
May Wright Sewell
Indianapoli
Mary Thomas
Richmound
Mary J. Naylor
Crawfordsville
Florence M. Adkinovno
Elm Street
Firet
Beacond
Hird
M. BE. Banta
Franklin
L.N. Boyd
Dublin
Keventh
G. W. Merritt
Indiapolis
M. H. Wilhite
Crawfordsyville
Sinth
Indianapolis Journal
Daily Journal
Indiana State Journal
Nova
Weekly Journal
Lucas
Gulliver
John Ploughman
Robinson Crusoe
John C. New & Son
Indianapolis, Indiana
Crawley & McKinley
Batchelder
Chicago
Catchelder
Savex LO Duyers
J.-H. Batchelder
S. Water St
Guiteau
Wiskey Bros
Crowder and Reed’s
Crowder & Andy
Crowder & Reed
S. Tf
Sera
Fred. Briggs, Murdott
Wilkey Bros
Crowder & Reed’s
Lafe Stewart
Shelburn
Farmersbore
Burchard
Gaskins
Wilkoey Brea
Mayfield and Co’s
Brewer & Burrey
Beat
Punty
Call and Senne Ory
Curry & Curry
Smring & Jini
van County Ban
Stanpano
Marchise
Verine Catholicon
N23
Patent Office
CE. Foster
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Kansas
Trapz
Butler County
Sullivan County
Tony Dodds
W.G Youne
E. J.C. Kilderbrand
Beatty
S& Sreans
Witter
Callon Beatty
Washington, N. J As
Knee Co
Masa
Cbathamst
Winderaga
Nauxau St
New Fark
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