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Troy Weekly Call in Troy, Illinois

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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1905

Page

3

Battle Creek Battle Over Unions Sparks Citizens' Stand

In Battle Creek Michigan a broad citizens movement forms to defend peace and labor rights from unions seen as threatening business. A Citizens' Association pledges fair wages and no forced union control while attracting manufacturers from other cities seeking protection against strikes, boycotts, and violence.

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Romance of Mary Lincoln Born of a Southern Family

A reflective piece recounts Mary Todd Lincoln’s Southern roots through the Todd family in Lexington Kentucky and Illinois, her marriage to Abraham Lincoln, and the public perception of her loyalty to the North. It notes Mary Todd’s education, temperament, and influence on Lincoln, her resilience amid tragedy, and details of their children and Robert Todd Lincoln’s later career.

Mary Lincoln Mary Tinenin Senate Lincoln Mary Todd Robert S. Todd Lexington Todds Kentucky Illinois John Todd Clark Kaskaskia Vincennes Ilinois Blue Licks Mary Springfield Miss. Todd Jilién Gordon Trench Abraham Lincoln Ill Shea Miss Todd Adonis Ann Rutledge Miss Rutledge Todd Lincolns Edward Baker William Wallace Thomas Robert Chicago Edwards Robert Todd Lincoln Phillips Academy Harvard Robert Lincoln Garfield Arthur

The Brigadier and the Horses

The president reportedly said he would rather lose the brigadier than the horses after Gen. Stoughton was captured at Fairfax. He valued the horses, noting four cost $125 each and a better brigadier could be made in five minutes.

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