Fourteenth Judicial District and County Officials List
The document lists court and county officers for Sullivan and Vigo counties including the Fourteenth Judicial District with Judge Latners Patigraon, and the prosecuting attorney Perry Ti. Blue. It names county officers such as Clerk of Circuit Court T. J. Mann, Treasurer C. P. Riggs, and Commissioners Jackson Rich J. J. &ny eer, plus the surveyor, coroner, and school trustees across Sullivan and Vigo aligned townships.
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Fourtwenth Judicial Circuit
Latbers Patigraon
Perry Ti
Blue
Sullivan
Vigo
Clark
T. J. Mann
Avid Crawley
Trea Qurey
P. Riggs
Muerimfi
Techrderer
Fordyce
Corpassioners
Jackson Rich
J. J
Nyeer
Jorn
Wohan Suffrage Column Controlled by Mate Centres
An article note indicates a column on suffrage is officially controlled by the Mate Centres Committee of the Indiana Women Suffrage Association. It outlines organizational oversight and the article’s governance structure.
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The
Indiana Wowen Suorage Association
State Association Officers and Central Committee Members
List of officers including President Dr Mary F Thomsna of Richmond and Secretary Mrs M B M Price Kokomo. Central Committee names and addresses in Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Lafayette. Contested districts noted as not filled. Joint constitutional amendment proposes voting eligibility for citizens and foreign-born residents meeting residency and naturalization requirements.
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Mary F. Thosmna
Richmond
M.B. MN. Price
Kokono
F.M. Adkinson
Oiseepane Misa Maury D. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Suffrage Lecture Stirs Indiana Audience
Mrs. Margaret W Campbell delivered a grand lecture on suffrage on the evening of the 5th, drawing a intelligent and appreciative crowd. Her remarks on the constitutional amendment stirred interest and hope for eventual success. Richmond editor F M Tuomas urges local friends to arrange lectures to advance the cause.
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Margaret W. Campbell
Friends of Suffrage
F.M. Tuomas
Richmond
Indiana
Senate adopts seven member committee on women suffrage
After a month in the Senate Senator Hoar introduces a resolution passed January 9 by 35 to 23 vote. It creates a select committee of seven to receive petitions, bills and resolves extending suffrage or removing women’s disabilities. Opposed by Senators West Morgan and others amid controversy and disputed logic.
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Senate
Hoar
West
Morgan
Woman suffrage rhetoric on constitutional and municipal tests
A historical argument urges broad support for woman suffrage asserting equal power for women will curb tyranny and promote justice. It cites figures like Libérte Mott and Governor Long, urging amendments or municipal testing to empower women in property, law, and elections.
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Commonwealth
Governor Long
Massachusetts
Libéretia Mott
Storrs on Woman Suffrage and the Century’s Push
Dr Storrs articulated that the suffrage movement is unstoppable, powered by the momentum of the century and the deep drives of human society. He argued the struggle has endured across years and will continue into the future.
Women who labor for the community uplift homes
Mrs Bashford asserts that the finest homes arise not from narrow family devotion but from women who work for the public, returning with broader thoughts and greater empathy to bless their households.
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Mrs. Bashford
Strength as ballot test quoted by Adkinson
Quote argues against a strength based voting test. It claims the disabled would be disenfranchised while capable women vote. It further compares the idea to allowing animals like horses and elephants to vote, suggesting strength should not determine suffrage.
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W. F. Adkinson
Debate on Woman Suffrage at the School House
A reader recalls a morning when Henry, a worker, opened her mail and found her Woman's Journal read. He explains a planned schoolhouse debate on women's right to vote, but the judges allegedly favored the opposing side. The narrator condemns prejudice among the unlettered and urges responsibility beyond ignorance.
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Henry
Frazier's Root Bitters Promoted For Ailments And Debility
An old advertisement extols Frazier's Root Bitters as a remedy for dizziness apoplexy dyspepsia fever and ague dropsy scrofulous humors sores tetter ring worm white swelling erysipelas sore eyes and general weakness in young men and delicate females in frail health.
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Qouwimclucu
Frazier
Education and law limits at the union office
A 19th century notice argues unions have no right to influence education or vice laws or property taxation. The writer condemns judges as prejudiced and urges readers to seek medical treatment information from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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Rebecca N. Hazard
Sispensory Medical Association
Buffalo
N.Y
Live for something and leave a lasting monument
The text urges living for worthy purposes and doing good to leave a lasting mark on others. It compares kindness and mercy to inscribing hearts with deeds that endure beyond a lifetime, like stars in the night sky. It ends with a call to action attributed to Chalmers.
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Chalmers
Kansas Lands Trapt 2400 Acres in Butler County
Land listing details 2400 acres of good plow land in Butler County Kansas offered for Sullivan County property. Located in thickly settled area near schools churches railroads and markets. Butler County described as the largest organ ite county and top agricultural area. For particulars prices contact Tony Dodds with W G Youne.
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Butler County
Kansas
Sullivan County
Tony Dodds
W.G Youne
Small-pox scare hits Bird Station in Vincennes
A Bird Station case is thought to be small-pox after a Cochran family visitor from Chicago fell ill with fever and vomiting. The son developed rash and officials fear contamination due to daily visits by the father and a local doctor. Quarantine efforts urged to prevent spread.
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Vincennes
Lindsay
Special Inducements from the Burlington Route
A Burlington Route advertisement promises incentives to readers who study the ad found somewhere in this issue.
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Burlington
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Sullivan Union
Congress
Dakota
DR. Frazier
Crowder & Reed's
Lafe Stewart
Wal
Officers OF State Association
Mary E. Haggart
Indianapolis
G. Wallace
New Jersey Street
May Wright Sewell
Mary Thomas
Mary J. Naylor
Rawfordsville
Florance M. Adiipeen
Elm Street
Yoanh
M. BE. Banta
Franklin
L. N. Boyd
Dubin
G. W. Merritt
Judiapolis
Righin
M. H. Wilhite
Crawfernsville
Winth
Helen M. Gougar
Lafayette
A. F. Armstrong
Kokomo
United States
Unite States
the Woman’s Journal
William
J. M. Coffinberry
Cleveland
Risiway & CO
O. Mayfield& CO
Wil McDonald
Dearbon Jr
Chicago
Dodors
H, E. Carpenter
F. H. Drake
Detroit
Michigan
Skie Humors
S. E. Whipple
Decatur, Mich
Hepner Eeks & Potter
Boston
Maas
Sanford
Key Bros
N23
Guitean
Wilkey Bros
Crowder and
Reed
Crowder Drandg
Crowder & Reed
S. Tf
Fred. Sriggs
Nzgw
Brporord
Magsa
Stardard
Marchise
Verine Catholicon
Brown
Ohio River
Bend
Cuhillago Lendger
Ava
Norice
John Hathaway
Knox Circuit Court
Pleasantville
Adam Smith
Kansas Lands
Bird Station
Ills
Colts
Jarley
Banu
Curry & Curry
Sullivan, Indiana
J. J.C. Hilderbrand
Court Street
A. M. Knotts
John Davis & Sons Hardware Store
Mapice & Holmes
Patent Office
C. E. Foster
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Beatty’s
Ree Az
Hare Holliday
Bealty
Washington, N. J
Roents
Will Kniep
Bee
Tor
Mententhers
Washington St
Tot Mass
Compion
Johnson & CO
Heston
Bangor
A Zions
Fie & Co
George Wt. C
Ucinna
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