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Alice Gossage

1861 – 1929

American journalist

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About Alice Gossage

Lived 1861 – 1929 (aged 67–68). Alice Gossage was an American suffragette.

Rhoda Alice Gossage ( Bower; November 4, 1861 – June 9, 1929) was an American newspaper editor, journalist, and activist. Often referred to as the "Mother of Rapid City",

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Important facts

Born

1861

Birth century

19th century

Died

1929

Occupation

Suffragette

Nationality

United States

Also known as

Rhoda Alice Gossage

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Alice Gossage's

Eduard Heine

1821 – 1881

Mathematician

Hermann von Helmholtz

Frequently asked questions

Who was Alice Gossage?

American journalist (1861–1929)

When was Alice Gossage born?

Alice Gossage was born in 1861.

When did Alice Gossage die?

Alice Gossage died in 1929.

What was Alice Gossage's occupation?

Alice Gossage was a suffragette.

What nationality was Alice Gossage?

Alice Gossage was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Alice Gossage

· Wikidata: Q94427917

· DBpedia: Alice Gossage

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