Hello, you spectacular people. Welcome to this 641st episode of the History Ghostbump

Podcast, Ghost Tours for the Theater of the Mine. I'm your host, Diane. And this is Kelly. Kelly,

on this episode, we are heading over to the Middle East to a country that I have actually visited,

and most of us have known it as Turkey for almost our entire lives, but a few years ago,

they changed the way that it is said and spelled. So it is Turkey A. And hopefully that's somewhat

close to how it should sound. And that's how this episode's going to be. Somewhat close to how

everything should sound, because you know how we are with our pronunciation. We try our best. We

listen to Google pronunciation and it can be tough sometimes. Has a lot of great legends and

ghost stories. Looking forward to sharing them with everybody.

History tells the story of the world and of our lives.

Sometimes that history goes bump in the night.

Broadcasting from the center of oddity and the supernatural in central Florida, it's the History Goes Bump podcast.

Before we get into talking about the history and hauntings of Turkey A, we want to welcome into the spectacular crew, Mike and Deborah.

Thank you so much for joining our Facebook group.

And now this month in history. In the month of June, on the 18th and 1873, Susan B. Anthony was sentenced to pay $100 and court costs following her conviction for illegally casting her vote in the November 1872 presidential election.

The election was held in Rochester, New York, and Anthony, along with 14 other women,

successfully registered and subsequently cast their ballots.

Hey, they let them register.

Isn't that on them?

I would think so.

She was arrested two weeks later after a federal supervisor filed charges against her.

She was arrested by a U.S. Deputy Marshal on a warrant accusing her of voting without having

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