Suffragette Mary Leigh Sentenced to Five Years
In Dublin on August 7 suffragette Mary Leigh was jailed for five years after being tried for wounding John E Redmond, leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, with a hatchet she hurled at Premier Asquiths carriage on July 19.
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John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
Asquith
Gladys Evans
Theatre Royal
Lizzie Baker
Mabel Capper
Ireland
C. A. O’connor
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
The column presents a widower seeking marriage guidance between two women, one practical and jealous, the other younger and extravagant. The reader is advised to choose based on love, not merely housekeeping ability or wealth, suggesting marry the one you love for genuine happiness.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Les
Has Found True Love In Marriage For Eight Years
A reader writes that after eight years of marriage to a hardworking husband they remain deeply in love and happy with four children. They express devotion and insist love exists beyond doubt.
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Ss. O. S
Ah Lee Bung in Bachelor's Hall
Wallace Irwin unveils another Ah Lee Bung tale in the upcoming Post Magazine. The story titled Ah Lee Bung in Bachelor’s Hall appears as a light, humorous feature for readers next Sunday.
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Wallace Irwin
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Woman Seeks Pardon After 11 Years on Death Row
Reading Pennsylvania Aug 7 After more than 11 years in Berks county prison awaiting execution for murdering her husband Kate Edwards faces renewed pardon efforts. Four governors failed to set an execution date with the white woman repeatedly denied clemency while a co defendant black man was released. A child born to her in jail was sent to a southern institution.
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Reading
Penn
Berks County
Kate Edwards
Edwards
Pennsylvania
Bramson Fined for Non-Support After Joke Claim
Abraham Bramson, after six years away, visited his Lynn wife at 17 Crescent Street and claimed he had remarried in Philadelphia. When she denied it, he said he was joking. Judge Lummus fined him $50 in Lynn District Court for non-support.
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Lynn
Abraham Bramson
Crescent Street
Philadelphia
Household Recipes and Weekly Menus in Next Sunday’s Post
A full page of cooking recipes with menus for every day in the week and valuable everyday helps for the housewife will be found in the household section in next Sunday’s Post.
Hub Pastor Shots Big Black Bear
The Rev. Chauncey J. Hawkins of the Central Congregational Church Jamaica Plain fires at a huge black bear after it threatens him. The hunter, noted for wildlife photographs, preserves a photo of the bear as proof of the encounter.
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Central Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Bear slays hunter. doctor kills attacking bear in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick Dr. Hawkins hunted with a guide using a camera. When a mother bear with two cubs attacked, Hawkins fired a 22 caliber pistol, hitting the bear’s brain and killing it. The guide was injured but survived, and Hawkins plans to stay in the wild for the rest of the month.
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Hawkins
Wilds
Home Cooked Recipes From New England Households
A collage of recipe snippets from Mrs Crosby to Mrs Chick and others. Includes butter flour milk peas and chicken on toast, sugar vanilla lemon and sour milk batter, raisin tart filling, three hour steam cake, coffee frappe with cream and frozen milk, all credited to local residents with addresses.
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F. M. Crosby
Harrison Avenue
St. Johnsbury
Gene Chick
P. O
Brewer
G. R. Forsyth
Waterhouse Street
W. Somerville
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