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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1881
Page
8
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Official Indiana suffrage column controlled by the State Central Committee of the Indiana Young Women Suffrage Association.
The piece notes broad progress for women's rights in education and professions, cites the 1881 state convention, and outlines plans for a sustained suffrage campaign led by the State Central Committee. It quotes Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase and Wendell Phillips, and mentions Scottish voting parity after next January.
The piece lists officers of a state association including Dr. Mary F. Thomas as President, M. E. M. Price as Secretary, and M. X. Adkinson as Corresponding Secretary among others in Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Richmond. It notes district entries, gaps, and a joint constitutional amendment proposal to redefine voting eligibility for residents and naturalized citizens with residence requirements and registration.
A historical overview recalls a Dublin convention in Wayne county thirty years ago that sparked Indiana’s banner for women’s rights. The text credits devoted men and women who have consistently promoted justice, liberty, and equality through political and civic action across decades.
A heavy snow storm swept the Black Hills last Monday and Tuesday, snapping telegraph wires. Reports say two feet fell with six inches on a level at Deadwood Tuesday morning, signaling severe travel and communication disruption.
A party of fifty tramps boarded a Pennsylvania freight train near Harrisburg and threatened vengeance if removed. The train was held up until police could arrive, and nearly twenty of the men were arrested.
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