Prominent figures push suffrage group in New Haven
The speech banquet at the Languet rooms featured lawmakers Archibald McNeil and Henry Wade, with notices of a new organization in Connecticut promoting equal suffrage. Speakers cited lobbying by liquor interests and urged candidates to pledge support before elections. The group plans rapid membership growth and seeks broader political influence through public subscriptions.
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Siathas
Jprali
Ped New Organizat
Lorimerst Connecticut
Norris L. Osborn
Exiitot
Peakery
Henry Wade
Jtozet
Fale Law School
Blaie
Archibald i McNeil
Faboot
Wade Rogers
Anon
Archissa McNeil
New Haven
Ibriasenort Libake
Neil
Columbia
University
Colombia University
Palitica
Minyah Auer
Nomes
Lesisla
Dward
B. Hooker
Hartford
Tsabel Heecher
Maryland suffrage debate echoes in church and home
A garbled report outlines debates on women’s suffrage, noting Mrs Hodker’s alleged creation of an illegitimate home to fund suffrage efforts and critics arguing a home’s value rests on state enfranchisement. Rev Charles Woodsey calls for women to support both church and state suffrage, while Clara Bartois promotes voting rights for women.
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Maryland
Rorriew
Meath
Clara Bartois
Local notes and home visits reported in Holton area
A fragmentary local items column lists visitors and travels around Holton and nearby towns. Guests include Mr and Mrs Robert and family, Mrs Santa Martin returning from Holton, Miss Lyhercer staying in Vinland, and Mrs George Davis visiting with Mrs Walter Davis. Jacob Stark of Kansas is quoted praising Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Wailer -Davis
Ratliff
Levi Martins
Wlp
Martin
Holton
Shuday
Laurie Martin
Henry Manwarring
Mary’ Jeffries
Kansas
George Davis
Walter Davia
Mexico City Reply Claims Excuse for Not Accepting Responsibility
A garbled April 18 report from Mexico City indicates the government declined to assume responsibility for actions by its forces abroad. It argues the Washington warning is unwarranted and that foreign losses should be borne by their own governments. Authorities caution leaders of federal forces against mistreating foreigners, warning such conduct may lead to reprisals.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Wilson
Washington
Prasnangtoe
Apts
Roper
United States
Éirentis
Mieblizh
Admonition on Mexican Reputation in U S Press Opinion
A fragmented relic discusses Mexican people and the press in the United States. It critiques sensational reporting and urges restraint, noting foreigners’ interests and public opinion shaping national perception.
Government and Rebel Actions Cited in Diplomatic Note
Fragmented excerpts show a diplomatic note blaming rebel elites for violence while the Mexican government disclaims responsibility. The communication references orders given to Consul Letcher in Chihuahua and seeks to reassure the recipient of good intentions and high consideration.
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Golf
Peome Vannot
Letcher
Chihuahua
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Rern
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Foley’s
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Orozco
J. E. Mckeen
Cleveland St. Bow
O. P. Me Bee
Son
Wolf’s
Massachusetts
Cerin
Quinta
Sadhim Chivrid
Jepasin
Cy Ayer
Lowsli
Mion
Tors
Trevillo. Lumber Cc
Watkins National Bank
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Busch Seed CO
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Union [Pacific
Kansas City
Concord
No. 7
ED Kletn
Eriksen’s Furniture CO
Abe, Wolfson
St., Lawrence
Ineterest
Okihoma
Wilder S. Metcalf
Tate
Gorky
Ihr Rawn
Pinu
Tevently S
Boyles
Mass
Conend Harness Co
Ed. Klein
Parker
Te Laweenee
Street Motor Care Company
Massachuset
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