Suffragists from 26 Countries Ready for Budapest Convention
Delegates from twenty six nations including South Africa China Burma Persia and most European states gather in Budapest for the International Woman Suffrage Association sixth convention to be opened June 15 under Carrie Chapman Catt. Notable attendees include Anna Howard Shaw Jane Addams Millicent Fawcett and Gladys Wander with a program featuring sermons receptions and multilingual speeches.
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Budsepest
Austria-Hungary
South Africa
China
Burma
Persia
Tukey
International Woman
Suffrage Association
Delecates
Charles ‘Sermont
New York
Countesseet Sturmerry Gladys Wander
Catt
Iceland
India
Persis
Gallacia
Anna Howard Shaw
Brrs
C. H. P. Belmont
Frederick Nathan
Henry Villard
Airs
William Todd Helmuth
Jane Addams
Stanley MicCormick
Joseph Bowen
Chicago
Crystal Eastman Benedict
Milwaukee
Fmoma B. Sweet
Rochester
Ruutz Rees
Connecticut
Anna Maxwell Jones
Texas
Isle of
Marguerite
Budapest
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Shaw
Millicent Fawcett
English Nonmilitant Organization
Frau Stitt
Marchesa Lucifero
Countess Pardo
Ministry of Education
Notable Early Panama Canal Zone Careers and History
A condensed review outlines Calonatte’s era defining service from the Panama Canal Zone and notes on governor appointment under the 1912 act. It compiles biographical highlights from West Point to engineering chief roles, plus context on Goethals and 1912 legislation.
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Calonatte
Panama Canal Zone
A Ce
Brodkib
College of the City of New York
Gantferas
West Point Military Academy
Encorpse
West 4m Fits
Congress
Canal Zone
Teft
Colonel Goethals
The
Suc
Kidney Pills Restore Person’s Work Ability Says Florence Resident
A Florence Oregon resident, Wm Morris, reports fourteen years of kidney and bladder trouble and credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his ability to work after eight months of use. The testimonial notes prior medicines failed.
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Wm. Morris
Florence
Oregon
Tom
F. B. Brill
Stratford
Ae Ams Sl
Katherine L. Norton
New Bedford
Mass
Foley
Stratford Avenue
Sixth St
Kennedy Discusses Federal Patronage with Sec Tumulty
Washington June 11 Congressman William Kennedy called on Secretary Tumulty at the White House and discussed Connecticut federal patronage. He noted no change in the candidacy of Judge Noone to succeed Judge Platt and said resignation of Judge Noyes did not alter the situation. He expects former Waterbury Mayor Thoms to be Platt's successor and planned to return to Natugatuck later. The McLean Bird Law provisions will take effect July 1, extending federal protection to 610 species.
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Corres
Westhington
William Kennedy
Tumulty
White House
Wilson
Connecticut
Noone
Judge Platt
Judge Noyes
Thare
Thoms
Waterbury
Platt
Natgatuck
Agricultural Department
T. S. Palmer
A. K. Fisher
W. W. Cooke
McLean
Donovan
Senate
Eld
Iatan
Frederick H Smith
Darien
Post Office Department
John Joseph Molans
Seymour
John J. Cassidy
Woodburyters
Rapress Avenue
House
Georgetown Law School
Edson B. Brown
New London
Harry J. Costello
Ralph S. Poindexter
Meriden
David J. McCoy
New Haven
William Collins Moriarity
Frank J. Werzinger
John I Joseph Wilson
Bristol
Miners Strike Inquiry and Antitrust Prosecution Stir National News
Charleston area reacts as federal indictments charge John P. White and 18 United Mine Workers officials with conspiring to restrain trade through unionizing actions in Paint and Galbin Creek districts. Senate inquiry into West Virginia soft coal conditions scheduled to begin June 10 creates parallel scrutiny of labor leadership and government response.
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Charleston
W.va
Federal District Court
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
White
Paint and Galbin Creek
Sherman
Caustic Snippets and Royal Smoke Rooms Across History
The narrative recounts Queen Victoria’s strict stance on tobacco, noting Windsor Castle’s numerous smoking rooms once hidden as bathrooms to avoid offense. A separate piece in Popular Magazine recalls a sharp social rebuke in a fashionable suburb, and an 19th century Russia item describes goose fighting heritage and the Arsamas geese with distinctive bills.
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Windsor Castle
Victoria
Sandringham
Edward
Rose
Pall Mall Gazette
Not dangerous, dear shown by boy at zoo
The mother argued the animals were dangerous according to a cake notice. The boy insisted, leading her to a sign reading These Animals Are Danger ous, illustrating the child’s claim with unexpected phrasing from London P I P.
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London
Bridgeport Board Acknowledges Building Line Damages 1913
In Bridgeport on June 2 1913 the Common Council adopted the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and damages report on discontinuing the south side building line of Columbia street from Ridge Avenue about 136.3 feet. The report lists damages and benefits to named parties including Andrew Horvath Martin Feldman John Risso with damages and benefits equal or over and above. The notice is endorsed by City Clerk Stephen F Boucher and approved June 6 1913.
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Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
Columbia Street
Ridge Avenue
Andrew ‘Horvath
Martin Feldman
John
Risso
Stephen F. Boucher
Discontinuance of Logan Street in Bridgeport Reported
The Bridgeport Common Council on March 17 1913 ordered the discontinuance of Logan Street from its point 100 feet north of the northwest corner with Connecticut Avenue extending about 510 feet to land held by N H and HH R R Co. The report notes damages and benefits with a list of persons or corporations receiving equal benefits and damages in the premises.
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Logan Street
Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
Board of
Connecticut
Afor
Frank T. Standen N.Y. Feen Ca
Jane Ind
Jona
Ela
Ciro Aleta and Frank Stapice Named in City Notices
Readable fragments reference Ciro Aleta and Frank Stapice along with WY and SH HR terms and a City Clerk or City Clerk designation. Details are unclear, but the item notes official city actions or notices involving these names.
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Ciro Aleta
Frank T. Stapice
BR On. Attest
Stephen FP. Bovchre
City Clee
Discontinuance of New York Central Line Street Damages Adopted
City of Bridgeport votes to discontinue a street from Connecticut Avenue north about 600 feet to the New York, New Haven and Hartford line. Board of Appraisal damages approved with payments to affected individuals and corporations including Frank T. Standen and others. March 17, 101%.
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Hartford
Wilbur C Goodale
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U. S.navy
Caroline F. Ne@ing
Frank WN. Nearing
Keating
Association of Chiefs of Police
Raleigh
David C. “Bradley
Danbury
A. W. Inglis
Middletown
Henry D. Cowles
William H. Brennan
Stemford
George M. Beach
Garrett Farrell
William J. Rawlings
Eugene Birmingham
Bridgeport’ Police
Bowen
National Bureau of Criminal Identification
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D. G. Phelps
G. R. Porter
Colt Company
James E. Ludlum
Beechwood Avenue
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United States
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McRewnolde
Hartge
West Virginia
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Tula
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Bwywitt
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Stratford Ave
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