Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Opposes Suffrage Vote Question
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish returned from Europe with her husband and said she is not a suffragette. She praised the value of a good husband and argued a woman's power comes from home and family rather than voting power. She rejected the idea that women would be easily bribed by money, while noting women are educated and capable. The interview touched on fashion, travels, and a car accident in France with no blame found.
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Atlantic
England
Paris
Mrs. Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Mn Taft
Roosevelt
Jin
Fish
Wall Street
Monetary Commission
London
Death of Alfred M. Fro ligh at Matteawan State Hospital
Alfred M. Fro ligh, 38, died of consumption today at Matteawan State Hospital. In 1904, while a pharmacist at Presbyterian Hospital in New York City, he killed his wife and mother-in-law in a fit of insanity.
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Newburgh
Alfred IL. Froligh
Matteawan State Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
New York City
Officers Named for Coast Artillery Corps Exam and Transfers
The United Service Washington reports officers named for exams for promotion at Fort Monroe on December 1 or later. First Lieuts H H Brown RB Scott RB H Kerfoot and F W Clark are listed. Major A Maney Seventeenth Infantry is relieved and to Washington Barracks. First Lieut G W Dagwalt Medical Reserve Corps is transferred to San Francisco then to sail for the Philippine Islands around December 5. E P Baldwin and J V Klemann commissioned a Lieutenant Commander in the Navy from July 1, 1908.
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Coast Artillery Corps
W.C. Rafferty
Fort Monroe
Brown
H. H. Scott
H. Kerfoot
A. Maney
Seventeenth Infantry
Navy Yard Movements and Overseas Sails
Arrivals list Penacook Norfolk Prairie Lambert Point Mississippi Idaho Navy Yard Philadelphia Birmingham Boston Yorktown San Francisco Ranger Naples Supply Nagasaki. Des Moines Buerto Cortez Guantanamo Apache Buzzard Bay Navy Yard New York New Hampshire Philadelphia Bridgeport Alabama Ponta Delgada New York Maine Ponta Delgada Portsmouth N H Connecticut Kansas Vermont Minnesota Georgia Nebraska New Jersey Rhode Island Louisiana Virginia Ohio Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Kearsarge Kentucky Manila Yokohama sailing
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Prairie
Lambert Point
Mississippi
Idaho
Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Boston
Yorktown
San Francisco
Ranger
Naples
Supply
Nagasaki
Des Moines
Buerto Cortez
Guantanamo
Apache
Buzzard’s Bay
New York
New ‘Hampshire
Bridgeport
Alabama
Ponta’ Delgada
Maine
Ponta Delgada
Portsmouth
N. H
Connecticut
Kansas
Bain Released From Mattewan State Hospital
County Judge Frank Hasbrouck orders the release of Rev Charles Stuart Bain from Mattewan State Hospital. Bain, son of a Scotch Presbyterian minister, burned the Water loo Baptist Church to heal church dissent. A habeas corpus victory and a finding of lack of moral sense lead to his return to Waterloo for arson trial or possible departure to Europe.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Frank Hasbrouck
Charles Stuart Bain
Mattewan State Hospital
Bain
Waterloo
Mattewan
Hasbrouck
Amos T. Baker
Europe
Switzerland
Fight at Proctor Theatre Ends With Arrests
A disturbance broke out in Keith and Proctor's Theatre on Third Ave and Fifty-eighth Street last night as six youths disrupted a moving picture show. Police from East Fifty-first Street responded, arresting three after officers intervened. two others fled. Special Officer Rohlings was assaulted by the group before reserves arrived.
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Keith & Proctor’s Theatre
Third Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Fifty-first Street
Rohlings
East Fifty-first Street
Wadsworth Mystery Deepens After Bride-To-Be Found Dead
The body of Orie Lee, a factory worker, was found along a country road near Wadsworth Ohio. Her fiancé Guy Razer remains jailed in Medina on suspicion while friends say she had been despondent. A wedding, postponed three times, looms as key to the case. The grandmother says she expected motherhood and a planned marriage that was repeatedly delayed.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Orie Lee
Match Factory
Here
Guy Razer
Medina
Miss Lee
Saloon Keepers Held for Grand Jury in Sunday Liquor Case
Seventeen saloon and hotel keepers in Atlantic City faced a magistrate hearing for selling liquor on Sundays. They were held for Grand Jury in bail, with three defendants kept in heavier bail for alleged ongoing defiance after Gov Fort ordered Sunday closures.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Sventeen
Hughes
Fort To Close
Col William F Stewart Retired From Army
President Roosevelt approves retirement of Col William F Stewart for disability after a long career marked by contention and temperamental eccentricities. He was exiled to Arizona and previously stationed at Fort Barrancas and Portland with repeated complaints from civilians and officers.
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New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Board of Army
William F. Stewart
War Department
Col. Stewart
Arizona
Army
Portland
Department
Fort Barrancas
Fla
Military career ends with retirement at Fort Huachuca
The officer was sent to Fort Grant then Florida, faced citizen complaints led by Senator Taliaferro, and was recalled to Arizona. He failed the riding test at Fort Huachuca and appeared before the retirement board, retiring with a pension near $5,000 annually.
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Florida
Taliaferro
War Department
Arizona
Fort Huachuca
Tombstone
Ex Policeman Arrested For Assault On Wife
Ex policeman Herbert J. Green of 863 Hancock Street Brooklyn, dismissed for off post duty, was arrested after allegedly assaulting his wife Mary A. Green at Bushwick Hospital. Detectives Grady and Wischbrat detained him as he visited his injured wife. Green to be arraigned at Gates Avenue Police Court.
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East New York
Bingham
Mary A. Green
Green
Grady and Wischbrat
Ralph Avenue
Bushwick Hospital
Gates Avenue
Hancock Street
Brooklyn
Herbert J. Green
Brothers fail to seize sister’s property after marriage
William Hawley & Co stockbrokers sought to attach sister Mrs. Charles Levee’s property, claiming funds given during years of living together were loans. Supreme Court Justice Gerard vacated the attachment, noting the wedding trip abroad and that the couple’s residence status did not justify the drastic remedy.
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William Hawley
Alan R. Hawley
East Seventy-sixth Street
Levee
Protchers
Gerard
Paris
Palm Beach
Long Branch
Dr Seaman Returns From Overseas Journey On St Louis
The American liner St Louis arrived with Major Louis Livingston and Justice Truax among the passengers. Livingston, former Surgeon Major, advocates greater medical authority in the U S Army and notes shifts in China and Russia. The vessel carried Comtesse Lydie Rostoptschine, Dr William Pettus, Mme Baltazzis, A Colt Yates, and Julian Story. Richard Webber’s body was shipped to port after a sudden death aboard the ship.
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Hersengers
Louis Livingston
Seaman
China
Russiia
Russia
Siberia
Justice Truax
Comtesse Lydie Rostoptschine
William Pettus
United States Marine Hospital Service
H. T. Mason
Xenophone Baltazzis
M. Cadwalader
Charles Liebman
Julian Story
A.colt Yates
Appleton. Wade
Richard Webber
Teld
Trelaves
Secretary Wright Declines Tennessee Speak Requests
Secretary Wright has received invitations from Norfolk and Lynchburg to speak for Mr Taft before the campaign ends but has not decided. He plans to speak at Richmond on October 25 and does not expect to speak in Tennessee.
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Wright
Norfolk
Lynchburg
Taft
Richmond
Tennessee
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