Prohibition debate and congressional session outlook
The Daily Eagle discusses Prohibition’s prospects and the Republican stance amid calls for congressional action. It notes divisions over liquor politics, the influence of Neal Dow, and the broader party strategy as debates on climate, finance, and cabinet choices unfold.
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Dear women and suffrage views across the era
A fragment reflecting debates among women about suffrage and expectations. It mentions Susan Anthony, aging reformers, and mixed conservative reactions. The passage hints at tension between progressive aims and traditional views within the movement.
Grim chieftain ends lurid tale of Lane's vigil
Fragmentary history recounts Lane as a relentless investigator linked to the United States political scene. It describes his intense vigilance, late-night absences for bathing and meals, and a cross-country journey from Wilmington to Topeka with lengthy stops and open air speeches.
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Corn planting and debates on Christian science and suffrage
A rural vision of spring corn planting fills valleys as speakers clash over Christian science and the nature of healing, while a Senate debate on woman suffrage invokes Caroline Corbin's letters. The piece argues for women’s roles at home and questions broad political equality, urging restraint and traditional duties.
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Exchange Shots Warned in Pennant Toss Amid Turbulence
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