Rev Anna Shaw in Washington Feb 1589 Woman suffrage talk
Rev Anna Howard Shaw, born in England and raised in Michigan, spoke in Washington during February 1589 at a National American Woman's Bournee session held in a Congregational church. The eloquent speaker, active in suffrage advocacy, traced her career from teaching to medicine and preaching, and noted the movement’s twenty one year struggle without yet achieving victory.
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Washington
National American Woman’ Bournee Association
Congregational Church
Eah
Anna Howard Shaw
Anna Shaw
England
America
Lex
Aichigan Woods
Methodist Church
Mins Shaw
Moston University
Hobarn
P Wotras
Methodist Protestant Church
New York
Boston University
Mike Shaw
Hingham
Mass
Dennis
Prisa
Bouton
Anne Shaw
Dewinia
Boston Univeralty
Womas
Trin Republic
United States
Timsarp Aseed
Alec
B. Anthony
Caly
Lena
California
Miss Shaw
McLean
Oakland
Mist Shaw
Gymnastic Exercises To Remedy And Prevent Rheumatism
A five year old suffers violent rheumatism while adults face stiff joints from repetitive strain. An advocate details remedies including goose oil heat, rubbing, and persistent finger exercises. A pianist credits ongoing gymnastics with maintaining mobility and play activity, stressing year after year dedication. A matinee display featured a dancer and gymnast performing lively feats, illustrating movement despite strain.
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Massag
Indy
Holden
Trail of Mrs Russell Sage and Mary Gould Lytle
Mary Gould Lytle recounts visits by Mrs Russell Sage and Bitsy Gould to Bowery Mission New York praising religion and philanthropy. The piece covers hygiene rules for health training and notes on reformers and a photographer Lizzie Caswell Smith with remarks on aging and exercise methods for mobility.
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Mia Russell Sage
Ste
Bitsy Helen Gould
East Aide
New York
Bowery Mission
Fortieen
Berlin
Mary Gould Lytle
Wedding Party and Luncheon Celebrate Agnes Gunther
Extensive social notes recount a luncheon in honor of Miss Agnes Gunther with yellow decorations and a forthcoming wedding to Mr. Arthur McClintock. Attendees include Mrs. Ben Mulvane Edith Crawford and many Kansas clergy and university figures. other items mention plans for a governor’s reception and further social visits across Lawrence and Topeka.
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Ben Akers
Agnes Gunther
Barbour Walker
College of the Sisters of Bethany Wednesses
Millepaugh
Bishop Brooks
Oklahoma
Kansas Divinity School
Bishop Brooke
Kaye
Archdeacon Crawford
Canon Burke
Me. Baxter
Lawrence
Wilbur
Robert Spercer
E Rudd Allman
Redfield
Adama
Lord
Morony
Shipman
Armstrong
Ryan
Wilson
E Heaxtley
Adams
Air and Dire
Tigh Muolvane
Agnés Gunther
Arthur McClintock
Lawten
Miss Gunther
Mr. McGiintock
Kansas
Kahnis Womun's
Hattey
Geo. Churk
Merton Albaugh
Dtr
Frank MacLannan
Gurvey
W. A. Johinston
de Witt Neliis
Anna Marke Nellbx
Pearisite Prancott
W.A. McCarter
Billroad ¥. M. C. A
Ldith Crawford
St.Louis
Gunther~ McCultock
C. W. Cook
Benedint
Mr. Cook
St. Lows
Mes
F. E. Hodder
Frank Moss
St. Marys
Wood-Akers
Binryaville
Woman's Press Association
Throop
Laowrense
Governor's House
George Barker
C. J. Seagraves
Wisit
Chicago
Atchison
Leaven
Halley
Washingon
New York
Boston
A. A. Hobinson
Myc
Zollingon
Sta Campbell
Witmar Englund
Windell
Arissag
Malcolm Garrard
The
State University
Lewwrence
Day Kerrwee
Wilder Metcalf
Frank Foster
Geo.inbotham
Arthur Beard
Sairas City
Guten Eee
Blackwell
Topeka
Nora Bischorf
Ravens City
Pearl Wright
Calls McDowell
T. SF. I. Club
Highth Avenue
East
Minn Minnie Lewdier
Flint
Mich
McDowell Office Supply Co
Democratic banquet debates ways to win presidential campaign
Prominent Democrats from across the country met at the Iroquois club banquet celebrating Jefferson’s Birthday to discuss strategy for the presidential campaign, urging party unity, tariff reform, anti trust stance, Philippine independence, and public expenditure cuts. A letter from Grover Cleveland declined attendance, stressing Democratic principles and caution about public interpretation of Jefferson. General Nelson A. Miles spoke against imperialism, while Adlai Stevenson urged a united party and living platform planks for St Louis. A Bryg letter from Lincoln, Nebraska, expressed regret at not attending while stressing democrats uphold platform principles.
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Chicago
Jefferson
Grover Cleveland
Iroquois Club
Ous Coun
Nelson A. Bities
U. S
Miles
United States
Carmack
Tennessee
Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Adlai Stevenson
Uwttel
Stevenson
United Party
St. Louis
W. J. Brygs Lincoln
Democratic rally speech warns against moneyed control of government
W J Bryan argues corporations seek to control the Supreme Court and thus the House Senate and presidency to betray the people. He urges Democratic unity and warns against nominating a candidate beholden to wealth, urging leaders to resist elitist manipulation and defend democracy.
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Philingines
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
Senate
Wulol
W. J. Bryan
Prinklin K. Lane
California
Bel
Cas
Olr
Topeka Foundry Seeks New Home Despite Hurdles
A. Holcomb of Topeka Foundry reports little progress on securing a new plant site. He notes investors are wary of funding manufacturing ventures while builders offer homes and sites with easier financing. Tax exemptions and factory incentives are discussed as possible aids.
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A. Holcomb
Topeis Foundry
Topeka
Tusk
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Russell Sage
Lizzie Caswell Smith
Lomdon
E.siath
Point de Paris
Voises
Zephyr Ginghams
Yipse
Sym
Santa Fe
Etta Lacey
Mgr
Gog Kas
Ave
Thoes
Republican Party
Socialist Party
Kansas Avenue
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