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A lecture by Diocletian Lewis on December 23, 1873 inspired Eliza Thompson (Eliza Jane Trimble Thompson; 1816-1905), daughter of Governor Allen Trimble, to begin leading groups of women into saloons where they sang hymns and prayed for the closure of the establishments. These direct, non-violent “Visitation Bands” were successful and quickly spread first across the state of Ohio and then to a total of 22 other states from New York to California. Dr.
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Eliza Jane Thompson Thompson, Eliza
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American temperance activist
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"Mother" Thompson
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1816-08-24Z
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Eliza Jane Trimble
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1905-11-03Z
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1905-01-01Z
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