This broadside linked the American Revolution's result, "INDEPENDENCE OF FOREIGN NATIONS", to the 1850s "danger of foreign influence" they believed was posed by immigration of Germans and Irish. This threat was magnified by the "most gross and outrageous frauds...committed under our present Naturalization system." Once naturalized, adult white male immigrants could vote.
Page from the papers of Ms. Melville Otter Briney of Louisville, Kentucky. On this page is pasted a streamer that reads "Votes for Women," accompanied by a note: "I was a page at Mrs. Snowden's lecture." Otter is referring to the November 1915 lecture given by British feminist Ethel Snowden at the Masonic Theater in Louisville.
Tornado-damaged buildings in Louisville after the 1890 tornado with unidentified family and two unidentified men. Identified as #11 in a series on recto.
Tornado-damaged train shed in Louisville after the 1890 tornado. Two men sit atop ruined train shed in distance. Identified as #16 in a series on recto.
Tornado-damaged Church of the Sacred Heart, located at 17th Street and Broadway after the 1890 tornado, with group of unidentified men inspecting the ruins. Identified as #31 in a series on recto.