Asquith refuses women’s request on suffrage bill
London June 22 Premier Asquith declined to introduce a suffrage bill after meeting six east end working women at his residence. A crowd jeered outside as he promised to discuss their petition with Home Secretary McKenna and to consider their demand for the unconditional release of Sylvia Pankhurst and Mrs Walker, and their accusation of forcible feeding.
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London
Asquith
East End
Home Secretary
McKenna
Sylvia Pankhurst
Mrs. Walker
Fire destroys Coedpoeth railroad station in Wales
A fire at Coedpoeth railroad station near Wrexham on June 22 destroyed the building. Authorities attributed the blaze to suffragettes amid a wave of related arson incidents.
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Wrexham
Wales
Coedpoeth
Squalled Lake Michigan Storm Impacts Yachts
Chicago reports two small yachts missing after a severe Lake Michigan squall. Life savers rescued nearly 50 people from life-saving stands as about a dozen yachts and power boats were disabled.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Jewelry Theft Pulls Gems From Cleveland Store
Thieves cut a circular hole in Aaron Bergman jewelry store across from city hall Cleveland and fished out 2500 dollars worth of jewelry using a pole line and hook in the early hours report says police are investigating the break in and theft took place today June 22 191?
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Cleveland
Ohio
Aaron Bergman
A Bulcolic Courtship Endures Across Fashion Fads
Ebenezer Edwards plans to woo Hilda Hanson by adopting city fashions learned in college while she values his rural roots. After a year away to study agriculture in the north, he returns in new attire but finds Hilda’s honesty and love. She accepts one crossing of the fence in modern dress, then restores the boyish charm that won her heart.
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McClure
Hilda
Mrs. Edwards
Ebenezer Edwards
Washington
Hilda Hanson
Ebenezer
Edwards
Hussars
George
Rubes
Hanson
Cornell
Agricultural School
Clay County
Agricola
Ebenezer Edward
Atonic Stomach Dyspepsia and Pink Pills Claim
Atonic indigestion is described as a lack of tone in stomach nerves and glands causing gas sour risings and constipation. The remedy promoted is Dr Williams Pink Pills said to improve blood and appetite and energy, with a free diet book available by request from Schenectady New York.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Flooded Wisconsin farmlands begin drying in New London
CAN SEE FARMS NEW LONDON, Wis., June 22. The several hundred acres of low lands in this vicinity which have been under water for two weeks or more due to recent floods, are now sufficiently dried to allow of cultivation and farmers are putting in cabbage and other late crops.
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New London
Wis
Whitehall Man Kills Himself in Rural Tragedy
Whitehall Wisconsin June 22 Charles Harnden a liveryman drove three miles into the country and killed himself by shooting a bullet through his head His body lay in a slough discovered by boys fishing Investigators note no reason given but Harnden had arranged his business affairs beforehand
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Whitehall
Wis
Charles Harnden
Rebels Capture Another Base Signals Baseball Season On
With each rebel base seizure the season gains momentum as teams push toward opening play. The line of play shifts mirror the start of the baseball year, underscoring renewed competition and anticipation across leagues.
Chautauqua Programs Draw Large Prairie Audience
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin reports strong turnout at Chautauqua events on the high school grounds with Dr John Merritt Driver delivering a noted address recounting stories of Jefferson Davis Fort Crawford and Zachary Taylor. Local residents and visitors enjoy lectures, social visits, and grooming notes from the week including weddings and travels among townsfolk and delegates at a bankers convention.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
John Merritt Driver
Driver
Jefferson Davis
Beauven
Mississippi
Davis
Fort Crawford
Zachary Taylor
Joe Schweiger
Chicago
William Schweiger
E. C. Amann
Wisconsin
Lakes
James Ertel
Eastman
F. A. Trautman
Evangelical Parsonage
Charles Wagner
J. D. Stuart
Lillian Hosp
Mason City
Iowa
Merril Whelan
Violet Lane
Minneapolis
Minnie Huard
California
Ellen Rising
Scanlan
Dousman House
Willa Cherrier
la Crosse
Irene
Jessie Reiser Russell
J. D. Day
Dubuque
Florence Turner
Steuben
Goodsall Billings
Platteville
Billings
R. D. Davis
Hammond Noses Out Dan Lawler For Governor Nomination
In St Paul Minnesota on June 22 Congressman W S Hammond defeated Dan Lawler in the race for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Final tallies showed Hammond with 20434 votes and Lawler with 19825.
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Hammond
Dan Lawler
ST. Paul, Minn
W. S. Hammond
Lawler
Restore Vitality with Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate to fight fatigue in spring and summer. Keep a bottle at home for quick relief of the tired feeling and maintain energy through the season.
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Horsford
Uncle Joe Cannon Aims for Congress After Historic Influence
Joe Cannon, longtime political figure, seeks a congressional seat after years of shaping legislation from the House. He previously used his influence to push policy through, earning a reputation as a master of legislative leverage.
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Joe Cannon
Congress
Margaret Wilson at Women’s Meet in Madison
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the president spoke at a Madison meeting on Secretaryship as a Public Service. State and national officials discussed placing public service roles in towns similar to New England town clerks with Carl Beck organizing in Superior. A follow up conference is set for July 2 and 3 on the way to the National Educational Association convention in St Paul.
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Madison
Wis
Margaret Wilson
C. P. Cary
Old
New England
C. C. Thomason
Washington
Wm. H. Allen
Bureau of Municipal Research
New York City
Edward M. Barrows
New York
John R. Mills
Grand Rapids
Mich
Maggie W. Barry
Sherman
Texas
N. M. Maddock
Superior
Maddock
Carl Beck
Beck
St. Paul
National Educational Association
Home Team Rally Praised by Loud Pass Crowd
A vivid sports note lauds the home team’s fans and a game on a pass that energizes the crowd. It highlights practical support from those in the stands and the morale boost from a single pivotal play.
Mud Bath Mud Attracts Prairie Du Chien Sanitarium Interest
Earnest Faber bought sixteen and a half acres near Bloody Run Creek for 22 dollars an acre. He sold four and a half acres to Rosecrans, owner of Prairie du Chien Sanitarium, for 900 dollars. The land's mud, analyzed as superior for mud baths, has drawn attention and a carload has gone to the Prairie du Chien sanitarium. The Milwaukee Railway will add a side track to aid shipping as Rosecrans plans to send large quantities to other sanitariums.
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Earnest Faber
West Yards
North McGregor
Bloody Run Creek
Mr. Faber
Mr. Rosecrans
Prairie du Chien
United States
Germany
Milwaukee Railway Company
Rosecrans
Roosevelt in Excellent Health for New York Arrival
Wireless dispatches from the Imperator report Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrives in New York Wednesday in excellent shape. He will discuss no politics until he reaches the city.
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New York
Imperator
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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