Mrs Pankhurst Bids US Farewell at Cooper Union
The English suffragette leader addressed a crowded Cooper Union audience under the People’s Institute and Collegiate Equal Suffrage League of New York State. Notables attended including Mrs Belmont and Miss Forbes Robertson as prominent guests and front-row supporters of the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. P. Belmont
Clarence Lexow
Henry Wilford
Pierce Bailey
John Brannon
Henry Phipps
Wendell T. Bush
James Laidlaw
Kndt
New York
Carnegie
Meeting Urges U S Protest Over English Woman Prisoner
Mrs Harriet Blatch proposed a resolution urging the State Department to protest to the English Government over the treatment of Miss Alice Paull the American hunger striker imprisoned in England. The resolution argues for her release and notes the contrast with the liberation of Lady Constance Lytton. The resolution was unanimously approved after open air talks by Helen Hoy Greeley Ida Rauch Elizabeth Cook and Mary Keegan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Blatch
Alice Paull
Constance Lytton
Alice Pauli
Department of State
Cooper Union
Helen Hoy Greeley
Ida Rauch
Elizabeth Cook
Mary Keegan
Mrs Belmont to aid strike in open shop push gains
At Hoffman House an open meeting announced an agreement to end the strike over hours and pay, with some strikers rehired. The group favored an open shop policy as a long-term goal amid arrests of pickets and other incidents. Rose Pastor Stokes urged suffrage over strike aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Hoffman House
I. B. Hyman
Rose Pastor Stokes
Second Street
O. H. P. Belmont
Solomon Schindler
Sadie Levine
Kernochan
Jefferson Market Court
Olga Mareberg
Broadway
Thirteenth Street
Fannie Rankie
West Twenty-first Street
Jacob Stegman
Opposed to Women’s Suffrage Formed in New York
Supreme Court Justice McCall approved the incorporation of the New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage. The group will oppose extending women’s suffrage with a city office and nineteen named directors across New York and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
McCall
New York State Association
Lacey P. Scott
Park Avnue
Bertha B. Achelis
East Fiftyseventh Street
Carolyn R. R. Putnan
Willow Street
Brooklyn
Alice B. Stimson
West Lighty-sixth Street
Bertha Lane Scott
North Broadway
Yonkers
Mary Stanley Sheafe
Park Avenue
Emma E. Walker
Madison Avenue
Gertrude H. Munroe Smith
Fifty-seventh Street
Jessie Peel Church
West End Avenue
Lillian Bayard Taylor Kiliani
West Seventy-seventh Street
Elizabeth V. Cockroft
Helen W. Bangs
West Seventy-third Street
Mary Eleanor Philips
Anna de Peyster Miller
State Street
Albany
N. Y
Bertha W. Northrup
Buffalo
Alida B. Hazard
Newport
R. I
Alice Hill Chittenden
Columbia, Heights
Priscilla B. Dodge
Lawrence
L. I
Estelle R. McVickar
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Berlin women demand votes in trade tribunal elections
Seven mass meetings of business women were held in Berlin on November 80. Resolutions were adopted calling for votes for women in the election of judges for the trade and commercial tribunals that decide disputes between employers and employees. The tribunals currently include a professional jurist as President and two employer and two employee members elected by tradesmen and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Trade and Commercial Tribunals
Army retirements and postings in the United Service
Major P. W. West of the Fourteenth Cavalry retires. Major F. W. Coe of the Coast Artillery Board is designated. Captain J. E. Bloom will visit Linwood Kansas once in December to inspect subsistence supplies. Lieutenant Lahm of the Cavalry assigned to the Seventh Cavalry. Major C. G. Morton relieved from Inspector General detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
P. W. West
Fourteenth Cavalry
F. W. Coe
Coast Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery Board
J. E. Bloom
Tollinwood
Kan
F. P. Lahm
Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
C. G. Morton
Digg
Sea General
Inspector General
Navy assignments and retirements announced by Navy Department
Commander J. Washington to Bureau of Navigation Washington. Lieut Commander Fr Z Johnson to command the Dolphin. Lieut N Griswold to navy yard Puget Sound Washington as assistant Inspector of machinery. Lieut C A Gardiner to navy yard Boston as assistant to Inspector of machinery. Naval Constructor I B Zahm placed on retired list. Civil Engineer F R Harris to navy yard New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington
Fr. Z. Johnson
Dolphin
R. N. Griswold
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Wash
C. A. Gardiner
Boston
I. B. Zahm
F. R. Harris
New York
Movements of Naval Vessels Arrive at Multiple Ports
Arrived vessels include Sterling at Portsmouth New Hampshire Cas tine and Viper at Charleston Brutus at Lambert Point Montgomery at Pensacola Buffalo at Panama Fortune Grampus and Pike at Mare Island Supply at Guam Sailed Wisconsin from Portsmouth for Newport and from New York for Southern drill grounds String ham Bailey Shubrick and Du Pont from Jacksonville to Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Portsmouth
N. H
Castine and Viper
Charleston
Brutus
Lambert Point
Montgomery
Pensacola
Buffalo
Panama
Fortune
Grampus
Pike
Mare Island
Supply
Guam
Wisconsin
Newport
Rhode Island
Navy Yard
New York
Southern Drill Grounds
Stringham, Bailey, Shubrick
du Pont
Jacksonville
Bonnie Scotland dinner recalls land of cakes at Waldorf
St Andrew's Society marked its 153rd anniversary with a Waldorf dinner. President Robert Frater Munro noted the absence of any Scots at the North Pole and welcomed Andrew McLean to discuss Scotland’s past and present. Darwin P. Kingsley praised Scots in America, Carnegie and Kennedy, and the melting pot idea. Notables in attendance included George W. Perkins, Henry Phipps, and Justice M. Linn Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag&is
Harry .Lauder
St. Andrew’s Society
the Waldorf
Heather Sprigs
Robert Frater Munro
Society
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Peary
Taft
Edward
Andrew McLean
Brooklyn
Scotland
Bonnie Charlie
Scott and Burns
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Heaven
America
United States
Kingsley
Andrew Carnegie
Johns. Kennedy
Great Britain
J. Athman Bryce
M. P
James Hamilton Lewis
Chicago
Hopkinson Smith
Anthony Evans
Harry Lauder
George W. Perkins
John Claflin
Henry Phipps
John G. Milburn
James W. Alexander
A. Barton Hepburn
Odell
George F. Baker, Jr
John Hays Hammond
Willcox
Public Service Compmission
Edwards
Justice M. Linn Bruce
8 590 Killed in a Year in New York State
Special to The New York Times Albany reports a twelve month total of 8590 nonnatural deaths in New York State up to October 1909. Homicides ranged monthly from 15 to 39, with 150 in October. Railroad accidents led with 1052 deaths, drownings 981, and starvations counted as accidents with 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albany
New York State
State Health Department
Ja&v
St Gabriel's Golden Jubilee Observed By Alumni
Alumni of St Gabriel's Parochial School celebrated the institutions golden jubilee with a dinner at the Hotel Marl borough. Archbishop Sarley was guest of honor, joined by Mgr Hayes, Mgr Lewis, Rev Livingston, Rev Dunn, Rev Doyle, Rev Murray, Rev Larkin and other officials including Prendergast, Devery, Shea, and Sheriff Devery. Edward Boyle served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Gabriel’s Parochia School
Marlborough
Archbishop Sarley
St. Gabriel’s
Mgr
P. J. Hayes
James V. Lewis
William Livingston
Joan J. Dunn
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Nee J. Doyle
J. G. Murray
Michael Larkin
William A. Prendergast
William S. Devery
John S. Shea
Andrew J. Devery
Edward B. Boyle
Association
J. C. Hannan
Doctor Fractures Stumble After Street Collapse
Dr Elmore Elliott of 142 East Sixtieth Street was found unconscious at Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue. He was held at Mercer Street Station for hours before hospital treatment. He later recovered and said epilepsy caused the episode with no memory of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore Elliott
East Sixtieth Street
Eighth Street
Sixth Avenue
Kern
Mercer Street
McReynolds
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Elliott
Auto collision injures market wagon driver in Mount Vernon
Capt. John F. Fairchild of Company H, Tenth Regiment, and his wife escaped harm after their auto struck a market wagon at a street corner on Last Third Street. The wagon driver John Traynor was thrown from his seat and cut about the head. the horse was shot. The couple assisted him to a physician and then home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild
John F. Fairchild
Company H
Tenth Regiment
Mount Vernon
John Traynor
Traynor
Police search for 7 year old Lottie Menninger missing
Police issued two alarms for Lottie Menninger aged seven from 514 West Forty-fourth Street who disappeared yesterday morning. Initially thought to be lost, a second confidential alarm surfaced with rumors of kidnapping as detectives from West Forty seventh Street Station conducted searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Menninger
West Forty-fourth Street
West Fortyseventh Street
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Mrs. Pankhurst
Panixhurst
Ichurst
House of Commons
Sheaoe
Labor Party
Mrs. Belmont
State Association Incorporated
Justice McCall
the United Service
The
Army
the Navy
Carhart
Resadeay
Chambers St
Bonnie Scotland
Darwin
P. Kingsley
Archbishop Farley
Dr. Elliott
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Express
Jee O Express
Black Tanna Express
Rains Lea
York
W.2d
St. Penna, Ferry
Lene Valley
Bryant
General Eastern
Fir
Ewe
Amer Rene
Suas
the New Home Sewing Machine Co
Union Square
Fia
Dorflinger
Fear Child
Alvin
Fifth Avenue
Maiden Lane
California
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
J. B. Defriest
G. E. Agt
New York, N. Y
Taft Steam Roller
Bir
Human Life
Port Watch
Lars
Henry Lewis
Roosevelt
Mr. Lewis
Mr. Taft
Speaker Cannon
Aldrich
Lewis
Minnesota
Tawney
Horn
Provo
Salt Lake Ci
Prophet Smith
Guggenheims
Humana Life Pub. Co
Atlantic Ave
Mess
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