Local Notices and Social Updates From Riverdale Area
Sumner H N Stearns has been housebound with illness but is improving. Minnie Duffield travels to Muscatine Iowa to care for her father Frank Black. Flossa Stearns and Frank Black visit Miss Elsa Stearne Sunday. Lizzie Slater loses fourteen dollar pocketbook at Riverdale dance Friday. Ben Pugsley praised for his smiling face as a daughter arrives Saturday. Basa Zeter of Owosso visits aunt Mrs Lydia Bavy. Born to Mr and Mrs William Seaman a daughter February 9. Philip Hicks and D I Ayres visit Riverdale Monday. Mrs John Phillips injures hand in fall on ice Monday. Will Seaman travels to Alma on business Monday. roads reported fine. Mrs H Perris returns from New York City visit. A Fowler sells farm to Roland Halabaugh of Seville for $12,000. For rent: furnished rooms with modern conveniences at 527 Woodworth Avenue. 176ate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Stearns
Minnie Duffield
Muscating
Iowa
Frank Black
Flossa Stearns
Elsa Stearne
Lizzie Slater
Riverdale
Ben Pugsley
Basa Zeter
Owosso
Lydia Bavy
William Seaman
Alice Seaman
Alma
Philip Hicks
D. I. Ayres
John Phillips
Will Seaman
Century farm equipment and livestock sale list
A long catalog of farm gear and supplies including cultivators, drills, wagons, harnesses, sleighs, plows, and lumber. The list itemizes tools from McCormick discs to Oliver walking plows, plus livestock housing gear, feedstuffs, and miscellaneous items like cream separators and incubators, all described as in good to near new condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
McCormick
Oliver
National Woman Suffrage Association Convention in Philadelphia
The fourth annual National Woman Suffrage Association convention will be held in Philadelphia November 21 to 26. The report recalls Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, pioneers of the movement, and traces early abolitionist links and the rise of women’s rights activism across the United States and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Association
Philadelphia
Lucretia Mott
Seneca Falls
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
United States
Grimke
Supreme Court of
South Carolina
Garrison
Twain
Phillips
Pierpont
Pillsbury
Thompson
Foster
Stanton
Gerrit Smith
Margaret Fuller
Boston
Samuel J. May
New York State
Syracuse
Ist
Locy Stone
Oberlin College
Richard TH. Dana
Maly
Lucretia Mitt
Maixaleth Cady Stanton
London
Mel Mott
Martha C. Wright
Auburn
N.Y
N. Y
Woeloek
Lucy Stone
Burleigh
Douglas and Channing
Emerson
Alcott
Whittier
Joshua
Giddings
Maxsachusetts
Westilister Review
John Stuart Mill
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Westchester
Friends
Mong
James
Mary Grew
State Society
Blankenburg
Mra
Rachel Foster Avery
Avery
Ellen H. B. Price
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Harrisburg
Associaton
Atiic
de Calon
Kentucky
Kansas
Zealand
Australia
Norway
Finland
Sweden
Iceland
Canada
Scotland
France
Tribunal of Commerce
Denmark
Belgium
Bosnia
Lattach
Atatris
Barwin
India
Burma
Kingdom of
Wurttemberg
Republic of China
Cem
French Academy Elects Two New Immortals
The French Academy recently elected two new Immortals General Hubert Lyautey governor of Morocco and Emile Boutroux a noted philosopher. Lyautey becomes the youngest army corps commander and helped shape Morocco policy while Boutroux is a long time professor of philosophy and prolific writer on historical subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibert Lyautey
Moree
Henri Houssaye
Emile Boutroux
Haypolyte Langlois
Lygutey
Generaion
General Lyautey
Just Lyautey
Department of Bridges and Highways
Morocco
Filenne
Legion of Honor
Tiers Foundation
Franking Privilege Question Faces Mrs Cleveland
A debate over Mrs. Cleveland’s mailing privilege arises as to whether she retains the franking right after marriage to Professor Thoms J. Preston of Welle College. Officials avoid committing, noting Congress gave authority to prepaid mail countersigned by her and that postmasters must recognize signatures. If the privilege continues, new orders may be needed for a future signature upon her becoming Mrs Preston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Thoms J. Preston
Welle College
Congress
Cleveland
Preston
Cleve
Frank
Anna
Jefferson Candlesticks Return to White House History Spark
Willis D. Clark of Virginia forwarded to Governor Wilson a brass pair once used by Thomas Jefferson to read election returns in 1801. Clark sent a letter praising the candlesticks and requesting their return to the White House, where Jefferson kept them as president. The cleft objects were later dispersed and resurfaced, tracing back to Clark’s Virginia holdings. Sweden's Pulp Mills Push For Sulfur Note Highlights Industry Demand and Production Tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
White House
Willis D. Clark
Virginia
Thomas Jeferson
Mr. Clark
Good Lick
Jefferson
Hia Teria
Clark Tronh
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chas. G. Rhodes
Charles G. Rhodes
Sumner
Woodworth Avenue
Grassmere Farm
Luzon
Harrison
Deering
Milwaukee
Plano
J. C Whee
J. D. Helman
J. M. Montigel
Woman Suffrage Association
Philadelph
James Mott
Libretia Mott
Rochester
Unitarian Church
Susan DB
Anthony
Canajoharie
Mike Anthony
Miss Stanton
New York
Asare
Busan B. Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's Social and Political Union
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Elizbeth Cady Blanton
The
Political Equality Association
Oliver B. P. Belmont
Equal Franchise Society
Clarence Mackay
Men's League For Woman Suffrage
National
Adelene
Harness Shop
Claud Hicge
Emile Boutron
Mrs. Cleveland
Jefferson Candlesticks
Siefly
James Whitcombriley
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