Women in British politics and reform leagues
Summary of notable British women in politics including Millicent Fawcett and Mrs. Cornwallis West described as active politicians and writers. It traces the Primrose League founded 1883 by Lord Randolph Churchill, the Women’s Liberal Federation founded 1886, Liberal Unionists federation in 1888, and the Ladies’ Land League founded by Michael Davitt in 1880s, highlighting female leadership and fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brit
Tah Politicn Im Mra
Millicent Fawcett
The
Libers! Unioniats
Teal
Cornwallis West
Lady Randolph Churchill
Winston Churchill
Gnn
Anglo-Saxon Review
Lord Randolph Churchill
Benjamin Disraeli
Lord Beaconsfield
Gladstone
Wom
Vn'e Liberal Federation
Liberal Unionists
Great Brian
Ladies’ Land League
Michael Davie
Irish Land League
Ths
Parnell
Mary Knew Her Duty in a 200-Year Table Joke
A brief reformulated scene shows a mother urging caution about an heirloom table passed down in a family for two centuries. Mary reassures her, insisting the table looks good and she won’t reveal the secret.
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Mary
Bobbin Boys Wage Debate Highlighted by Lennon
In Bloomington, AFL treasurer B. Lennon delivered an address on strikes. He recalled a bobbin boys strike noted by a Washington paper quote about wages and the moral argument of labor.
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Bobbin Boys
Conn
B. Lennon
American Federation of Labor
Bloomington
Lennon
The Mules and the Sudden Start Judgment
A narrator in a hotel lobby recalls a streetcar incident where two mules in court were shown to start suddenly, leading the jury to verdict for the railway company. The tale ends with a reflection on chasing perfection while missing praise.
Boat Upset Drowns Two Men at Lake Emily
At Lake Emily a rowboat capsized during fishing last night. Sven J. Carlson and Peter Almquist of St. Peter drowned after sinking about ten yards from shore. John Johnson, unable to swim, clung to the boat end and was rescued in a partially unconscious condition after twenty minutes.
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Peter
Minn
Lake Emily
Sven J. Carlson
Peter Almquist
John Johnson
Carison
Ikwak
Carlton
Almquist
Gaiety
Johnson
Bemidji City Considers Electric Street Railway Franchise
Bemidji Minn August 22 a proposal to build a complete electric street railway within city limits was presented to the city council. The project is backed by Carl Gowran of Grand Forks George Teitenworth of Minneapolis connected with Twin City Rapid Transit and A A Carter of Bemidji.
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George Teitenworth
Twin City
Benji
Minn
Bemfaji
Capitaliate
Bemidji
Carl Gowran
Grand Forks
George Tejtsworth
Minneapolis
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
L and A. A. Carter
City
Crazed Telegraphist Taken to Cherokee Hospital
James Werbka twenty four, a Western Union worker for three years, uttered incessant telegraphing after a strike. Police detained him in Gent ta Asylum Fort Dodge Iowa Aug 24 and sent him to the state hospital at Cherokee while home and friends are investigated.
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Wwietsantry
Gent
Fort Dodge
Towa
James Werbka
Twety
Western Union
Cherokee
Yo Hie
Will contest over matriarch’s estate leaves granddaughter to heirs
An aged woman left a $4,000 estate to her homeless granddaughter Georgia Trilby Frohock, whom she mentored for years. George and Fred Frohock of the city challenge the will drawn by Circuit Judge J. J. Fruit, noting their mother received only a nominal $5 as a remembrance.
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Georgia Trilby Frohock
George
Fred Frohock
J. J. Fruit
Duluth Rainy Lake & Winnipeg Line Reaches Rainier
The Duluth Rainy Lake and Winnipeg Railway reached Rainier Minnesota amid crowds from International Falls. Ballasting trains have reached Erfesburg and two weeks remain to finish ballast and allow passenger service along the full length of the line.
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Rainy Lake
Winnipeg
Ranier
Minn
Duluth
International Falls
Erfesburg
Roa
Mis ses Footing Killed Man Tries Train Ride
Waterloo sees tragedy as Will Miller is killed at Sumner while boarding a moving Great Western freight car. He misses footing, is crushed beneath wheels, and his body is severely mutilated. In Minnesota, Fergus Falls council introduces a drastic anti bucket shop ordinance seeking to wipe out option trading.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Will Miller
Sumner
Great Western
Fergué Falla
Minn
Yegemen Loot Post Office and Stores in South Dakota
The Yegemen, drawn by harvest season, burglarized the Darwin post office stealing stamps valued at 225 dollars and hit Obrigtianson’s drug store and a Brant hardware shop the same night, taking about 400 dollars in goods.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Darwin Wan
Obrigtianson
Brant
Ice Deposit Found In Montana Railway Tunnel Remnant Of Glacial Flow
Work crews on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line near Dorsey Montana uncovered a vast ice deposit in the Musselshell gateway. The massive block, thick and wide, is believed to be a relic of glacial movement and remains largely preserved, encountered while tunneling through a hill.
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Billings
Mont
Ali
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Muisselshell Gateway
Dorsey
Bark Beetle Vanishing Threat to Black Hills Timber
The bark beetle is vanishing from the Black Hills region after seven years of forest damage. Officials report dwindling infestations and estimated losses may reach up to 1.5 million dollars as timber depredations decline within the forest reserve.
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Black Hillark
South Dakota
Robs Peter to Pay Paul in Le Sueur Theft Case
In Le Sueur Minnesota on August 24, Han Giuseppe Charge was jailed by Judge Borer for stealing a fur collar from Charles Cormier. He admitted the theft and pawned the collar to repay money stolen from Anton Duerrenberger.
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le Sueur
Minn
Hane Guiseppe
Borer
Charles Cormier
Anton Duerrenberger
Cormier
Duerrenberger
Many Smallpox Cases Reported Across State
St Paul reports from the nine weeks ending August 12 show 360 smallpox cases. The peak week ending June 24 tallied 149 cases with Hennepin county 36, Scott 17, Grant 15, St Louis 12, and Ramsey 8 among others.
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St. Paul
Pnce
State Board of Health
Hennepin County
Scott
Grant
St. Louie
Ramsey
Spreading Rails Wreck Derailed Northern Pacific Train
A Northern Pacific passenger train derailed at New York Mills Minnesota on August 24 after noon. The most severe injury reported is a dislocated shoulder to a laborer and the mail clerk was able to continue his duties. Officials say rails spread caused the accident.
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Northern Pacific
New York Mills
Wadena
Minn
Warrants Issued For Out Of Season Prairie ChickenShooters
Farm district reports complaints of players from Barneaville disobeying the season law that bars shooting prairie chickens out of season. Several warrants have been issued and multiple arrests are expected.
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Barneaville
Minn
Farmera Tve
Jawa
Reclaims 9 000 acres by Sherburne county drainage ditches
Elk River Minnesota August 24 eight county ditches in Sherburne county reclaim about 9 000 acres at an average cost of 4 55 an acre and the land will soon become valuable in this part of the state. Chippewa Falls Wisconsin August 24 farmers in Edson organize to stop raids by a chicken thief gang. La Crosse Wisconsin August 24 August Roth Ridgeville Wisconsin dies trying to save stock in a burning barn. his daughter Hulda Roth is fatally injured. Geneva Minnesota August 24 Carl Jensen's hay stack burned. seventy tons destroyed by fire sparked by children playing with matches.
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Elk River
Minn
Sherburne County
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Edson
la Crosge
August Roth
Ridgeville
Wit
Hulda Roth
Geneva
Carl Jensen
New Congregational Church Opens in Glenwood Minn
The new 15000 dollar Congregational church in Glenwood Minnesota was used for the first time on Sunday and will be dedicated September 10 with former pastors from nearby towns participating. Also a fire at the Union hotel in Rainy River Ontario destroyed the building with no insurance. household goods saved.
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Glenwood
Minn
Balby River
Ont
Union Hotel
Rainy River
Traffic: Manager Fined in Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aug 23. Trainee Manager McMillan of the Huntington Electric lines was fined 400 or 300 days in fall for operating cars without proper tender. The motorman and conductor were each fined 100 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Trainec
McMillan
Huntington Electric Lines
Steeplejack John Goldie Dies in 448-Foot Fall
London reports the death of renowned steeplejack John Goldie who fell from the world’s tallest chimney. The tow-end chimney stands 448 feet high, and Goldie perished yesterday in the fatal accident.
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London
John Goldie
Fire destroys malt house at Duluth Brewery
Duluth reporting a blaze yesterday wiped out the malt house of the Duluth Brewing and Malting company. Loss pegged at 50000 dollars, covered by insurance. In Worthington Minnesota George Anderson faced a charge for violating game laws by capturing and domesticating two wild ducks. He pleaded guilty and paid a ten dollar fine plus costs.
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Duluth
Duluth Brewing and Malting Company
Worthington
Minn
George Anderson
Jawa
State News of Interest Tells Coming National Encampment
Department Commander outlines travel plans for Grand Army of the Republic members in North Dakota for the Saratoga encampment September 9 to 14. Rail rate delays and pass engagement issues may affect attendance. organizers seek better rates and accommodations, with Niagara Falls stopover possible. Saratoga is praised for ample hotels and proximity to historic sites. members urged to notify the assistant adjutant general of their intent to go and include potential travel companions.
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Grand Army of the Republic
North Dakota
Mitona
Saratoza
Lastia
Msligwe
Ters
Snd
Coure
Niagara Falls
Saratoga
Comranes
Hudson
Burgoyne
Gates
Mount Gregor
Hin
J. Hil
E. C. Gearey
Bank Robbers Near Village In Hobo Role
Bank at Lucea robbed by three men not four travelers. They opened a rear window, used crowbars and nitroglycerin to blow the outer door, then mined through brick to steal about 50 in change. Sheriff Winkler seeks leads while other local incidents include an engineer's shoulder injury and depot firebrushing.
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Villagore
Lucea
Plate
Winkler
Land Title Clouded Over North Dakota Farm Purchase
North Dakota farmer Alfred Aronson of Walsh county near Adams faces a title dispute on a farm bought in 1900. A government record shows Hilda Anderson, a Minnesota resident, did not secure citizenship when final proof was filed, clouding Aronson’s title and triggering potential congressional action or a land contest.
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North Dakota
Alfred Aronson
Walsh County
Adams
Devila Lake
Sinee Puchasing
Aronson
Carl Anderson
Sweden
America
United States
Anderson
Hilda Andete
Rat Portage
Canada
Alfred Agonson
Nis Vetshbor
Hilda Anderson
Norway
Misa Anderson
Congress
Railroad valuation upheld with minor pond increase
State board of equalization kept railroad assessments at last year’s level except for ponds and natural increase from new lines. Last year’s total was 27 9 million, this year 24 1 million, up 1 102 million due to new lines. Express and telephone valuations also adjusted, while thefts of coal and flour prompt police action and possible undercover detectives. John Smith, Valley City farmer, arrested for stealing a sack of four from Russell-Miller Milling.
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State Board of Equalization
State Board
Cay, Burke
Mottom Wiluide
Crividtania
John Smith
Valley City
Russell-Miller, Milling Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Lovelace Held for Trial in Fort Ransom Murder
Col Lovelace Hald faces district court trial on a charge of murdering his nephew William Lovelace at Fort Ransom in Saylor county. William disappeared March 7. body found May 7. Bail to be fixed by the district court. State evidence was circumstantial. defense offered none beyond character. The case has drawn local sympathy for Lovelace. no involvement by Mrs Lovelace is shown.
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Col Lovelace Hald
Co. B
Lovelace
Lisbon
William Lovelace
Fort Ransom
Tix County
Col. Lovelace
Bad Form of Eczema Prompts Personal Endorsement
An 1905 testimonial claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cured a severe eczema case after three months of use. The note from Mrs Florence E Atwood Chicago lists witnesses and dates, while unrelated text follows about gossip and fashion.
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Chicago
Florence E. Atwood
Crilly Place
L. G. Berzer
Fragmented OCR Mayhem With Incomplete Notices
A fractured OCR passage mentions breach of promise suits and a vacational joke exchange. Names and places are garbled with unrelated product ads and patent listings, creating a cluttered snapshot of varied items including legal skirmishes and inventor notices.
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Pioneer Press Building
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Suni
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Rankineon
Lindstrom
Linsey
Joba
Peinrsan
Walnut Grove
Wing
J. H. Rindlaub
Fargo, N. D
Dacotam
Saints
Dacotal Mf. Co
American Tent & Awning Co
Minneapolia
Standard Oil Co
U. S
Carter
Tye
Carterliver
Muralhacy
Dodds Kidney Lab
Guarat
L. Douglas
Saiio
Douglas
Turenen Skillet Choemakers
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Alune
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