"Atrocity" in the Forest City – The Bollard
Portland's Armenians struggle to address the genocide
Source: thebollard.com
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Look Back ... to an election coming up in Hobson City, 1948
A municipal election was planned for Sept. 20, 1948, where one of the mayoral candidates was James A. Dunn.
Source: annistonstar.com
The Rev. Mary A. Safford: A women's rights advocate | History
Having left New Ipswich, New Hampshire for Quincy in 1828, Benjamin Safford became ill and died in Roscoe, Ohio. A year later John P. Robbins, Safford’s son-in-law, began the same
Source: whig.com
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Women history
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg to be honored with portrait at NY state capitol
Source: wgrz.com
Douglas County Past: Man found on ice could lose limbs; judge to hear suit over dog ownership
From the Feb. 27, 1908 Telegram: "Found lying face downward on the ice of Tower bay slip, a man giving the name of Charles Lee was picked up by the police this morning and now lies at St. Mary’s hospital in a critical condition."
Source: superiortelegram.com
Buried in Chicago: The cemeteries where the famous rest in peace
Visit the final resting places of some of Chicago's most notable figures.
Source: orlandosentinel.com
How Bicycles Empowered Women to Occupy Public Spaces
It is essential to praise and encourage the use of bicycles, which has done (and still does) a lot for the empowerment of women in public spaces.
Source: archdaily.com
Whiskey Review: Few Rye Whiskey
We review Few Rye Whiskey, a rye release produced in Evanston, Illinois, one of the birthplaces of the Temperance Movement.
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Source: thewhiskeywash.com
Arizona icon Sandra Day O'Connor could get statue in U.S. Capitol
Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the first two women appointed to the Supreme Court, could be getting statues dedicated to them in the Capitol.
Source: 12news.com