Suffrage Pla y in Moving Pictures Aims at Mass Audiences
A discussion of a suffrage themed musical drama and its use of moving pictures to promote women's voting rights. The piece covers the cast including Miss Addams, Dr Shaw, Senator Clorman, and Harriet Stanton Blatch, with a focus on the film and stage portrayal of urban poverty, tenement life, and the suffrage message. It notes a New York premiere and mentions supporters and organizers of the suffrage movement in the production and ensuing parade plans.
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Asebell
Jane
Neotesstoral
Aesene
New York
Faryone
Mavine
Pierre
Mie
Addaina Denawaril
Miss Addams
Dr Shaw
E Teague
Stokes Sues for 100000 Amid Alleged Blackmail Plot
Mine Stokes, owner of the Montel Ansonia, sues Atpker for 100000 damages alleging a scheme with her friend Mine Kibel Conrad to extort money. The incident, dated June 1 at Varena apartments, involved demands of 425,000 for letters. Stokes and Conrad allegedly attacked the victim when he refused. Conrad, a minor, may have protection proceedings pending for her participation.
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Laan Urbatm & Rowitl
Kibel Conrad
Trea Pnd
Shastine
EW Stokes
Montel Ansonia, Filet & Suit
Ainet
Atpker
Varena
Broke
Leading suffragists in moving pictures in The Senator and
Jane Addams and Dr Anna Shaw appear in a film still from The Senator and Frage. The image captures Addams on the left and Shaw to the right, highlighting their roles as pioneering suffragists in a cinema context.
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Jane Addams
Anna Shaw
Wright brothers death tribute floods Dayton crowds
Dayton mourners gather as Wilbur Wright dies leaving Orville Wright and a nation in grief. Leaders from Dayton and nationwide send condolences while funeral plans, private services, and tribute efforts reflect a long career in aviation history and the brothers' enduring legacy.
Mother and Daughter Arranged Marriage to Miner Diggs
Mrs Jonry Wilson of Mount Vernon helped her daughter Marion Strange meet Raymond Diggs, a California mining investor, and the couple plan a honeymoon across Nevada Mexico and Lower California after a formal betrothal and a year of rejections. The piece also notes suffrage events in New York with performances and street meetings to support reforms, led by figures including Miss Horter and Miss Guilford.
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Mra
Jonryh Wilson
Valentine Street
Mount Vernon
Marion Elizabeth Strange
Raymond Merriam Diges
California
Mise
Misa Strange Ie Fo
Dawn
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Diggs
Digge
Miss Strange
Jha
Lowry Moor
New York State
iVeman Ruffiaas
Madison Avenue
Atlee
Helen
Mabel Guilford
Gwendolen Irene
Wyle
Sty Hee
Vuliaue
Fee Aieekly
Dietricis
Ac Atughaton
Tun
Yentering
Heooklyn
Bail for Winifred Ankers PurpAte
Brooklyn court accepted bail for Winifred Ankers a 9 fortier employee of the Brooklyn Nurseries and Infants Home who faced charges linked to a death case tied to Rabies exposure. The bond was posted by William Haigh of Oxford Street. district authorities expect no immediate investigation into methods used at the Brooklyn Home.
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Jhstloe
Brooklyn
Baghaw
Winifred Ankers
Fortier
Apisagin
William ¥. Haigh
Seth
Oxford Street
Mise Ankers
Repiial
Ax Security
Dintrice
Gere A. Voss
Deposed Rector Restored After 14 Year Vindication
Washington May 1 The Rev Gilbert Tearing WH, once charged in a woman’s accusation and vilified, has been reinstated as an Episcopal clergyman by Bishop Williams after a fresh inquiry and new evidence. He will preach next Sunday.
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Washington
Gilbert
Episcopal Church
Wington
Williams
Harding
Princess Tekan Pomera Seeks Fortune in Tahiti
Princess Tekan Pomera of Tahiti, recently in Paris and London, traveled aboard the Aoranki awaiting return to her South Seas homeland. She plans to try to earn money from coconut and copra ventures and island property, hoping to improve her fortunes despite uncertain success.
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Fe -Tnefrihone
San Francisco
Tekan Pomera
Tahiti
Paris
London
Hee
Frantt
Girl Killed by Suitor in Tragic Schoolyard Shooting
Anna Lywieh, thirteen, was shot and killed by Broniethuse Tuschehix, twenty one, a discharged U S Army veteran, after years of courting her. He wounded himself, then later attempted to recover in hospital. Authorities report the teacher alerted and the incident occurred near St Philip School.
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THM
Prinat
Tuschehtx
Conan
Tuschnile
Anna
Towelreus
Tuschehiz
St. Philipe Echnol
Anton Hospital
Brooklynite Held on Abduction Charge
Brooklyn man and manager of South Brooklyn Business College faced abduction charges after a weeklong disappearance of a year old girl. Police tracked him to Portmouth New Hampshire where the girl later joined a relative. The magistrate in Fifth Avenue court ordered him held for examination. Family of the girl said she was last seen with him after an evening outing.
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Dieeday
Portamouth
Nhl
Clark
Ann
Vail
Lament Loss of Wright Directors Pay Tribute
Directors of the Wright Aeroplane Company met at Anrow Freedman’s office to express sympathy to the Wright family after the death of the aviation pioneer. They called Orville Wright a creator and leader, praised his genius and character, and pledged dispatch of publications to family members.
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Aeroplane Company
Angst Belmont
HW. Williamson
Cornelive Vanderbilt
Charles Pitnt
Theodore P
Wrient
Hile
Ira Orville
Weil
Mr. Wright
Jibe Brother
Endea
Horiaoas
Anirow Freedman
Freedman
Peru Hutiona
Wright
Henides
Joaquin Miller Recites Columbus Poem in Berkeley Vaudeville
In Berkeley a film showing Columbus landing accompanied Joaquin Miller the poet of the Blerran who recited his poem Columbus and drew applause. His return to vaudeville follows a Klondike era appearance and lecture tours noting northern experiences.
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Poet of the Bierras
Columbus
Ban Francisco
Berkeley
Junquin Miller
Klondike
Port
Vaudville
Trogen North
Woman Suffrage Parade Ends In Turbulent Night
Mary Dennety led a suffrage march through the city, clashing with police and theatre officials near the Victoria Theatre on Terrien Garden Avenue. The protest included banners, shouted demands, and a parade cart, with arrests threatened and moral support voiced by fellow suffragists and campaign organizers.
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Mary Dennety
Tia Intech
West Slatere
Terrien Garden
Rowith Gillia Hammerstein
Victorie
Broadway
Sim
Ter
Mary
Cirnce Raymond
Ryeereiin
Pd Ting
Browklon
Rutte
Mire Robart Baler
Interhire Chat
Tony
Giemine
Ayldrens
Vieberta
Del
Wade
Ringsae
Hamuerstvin
Abe Tial
Hammete
Hime Torreisin
Haymont
Hamner
Donnelly
Hammerstein
Onle
Aha
Etn
Ant
Harumoretin
Tammany Mall
Perralt
Appellate Division Defends Hindley Name in Perjury Appeal
The Appellate Division reversed a divorce case against Mrs Mary Hindley, ordering a new trial after ruling perjury could not be established. The court found it unlikely a woman of Hindley’s breeding would commit the alleged offense and noted the accuser may have testified against her under doubt. A key witness was Phoenix Ingrahant, son of the presiding judge, who did not participate in the appeal.
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Seabright
Jane
Phoenix Ingrahant
Sutfen
Humane Officer Resigns Over Woman Opponent in Newport Race
Newport humane officer Schmidt resigns rather than face a woman challenger for the office. Schmidt, who has served fifteen years, says he would rather leave the post than run against her. He notes his long service and hints changing attitudes show women can be strong candidates in local elections.
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Trrane
Newport
Charten Schmidt
Berwnee
United States
Lehmidt
Rehmidt
Oman
Adopted girl his heiress court awards $150000 trust
Appellate Division holds Miax Dorothy Hoyt, adopted from nursery, entitled to 150000 trust fund set aside by Rhoda E Hoyt for her son Frank Hoyt. Trustees argue fund should pass to Hoyt’s heirs, including adopted daughter, but majority says adoption grants inheritance rights similar to birth children. Justice Ingraham dissents.
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Supreme Court
Dorothy Hoyt
Frank Hoyt
Marenerita Hoyt
Ingraham
Miss Hoyt
Barnard Seniors Present Dreamy Senior Play on Campus
Barnard seniors staged The Midsummer Night s Dream on a terrace overlooking the tennis courts with green scenery and fairy costumes. About two thirds of the senior class participated as dancers and actors led by Mildred Hamburger and Mere W Toasay, with Miss Hamburger coordinating the production and Miss Beegie arranging dances.
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Eldases
Marnard
Euty
Allege Epectatorn
Orcastor
Eny
Barnard
Colleen Eetician
Clase
Eine Anpemeing
Wentye
Dremset
Charming
Theseus
Duke of
Athena Oy
Suehiette Motta
Philatreta Shanna
Tougseen
Hippatsta CS Sara Thea Hernia
Anne Wilson
Melina
Pilaie Capes Acessovotevreseeneauina Slee
Ferttom Woatin Ab Fite
Pisavene Steuiton Femilew
Mine Mo
Fire in sanatorium basement awakens patients
A basement fire at Miss Alter Aleston's sanatorium on West Flat Street was extinguished quickly as fire apparatus arrived. Nurses guided patients through halls to calm them. Mme Lyate Lopoukova, an Augustan dancer recovering from surgery, watched from her window as authorities secured the door.
Paris Modiste Sues for 3762 Francs Over Dresses
Mea Ta yon Claussen sues Mrs. Van Claussen in the Supreme Court for 3762 francs saying dresses made in 1909 to 1910 were delivered and unpaid. The plaintiff alleges the defendant failed to settle accounts for apparel and related items during the period between May 1, 198 and January 110.
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Paris
Record-High Livestock Receipts Spark Inquiry in Congress
A Washington report cites Department of Commerce and Labor data showing April livestock receipts at seven western markets beating 1907 levels and placing annual four-month totals well above last year. Representative Edwards of Georgia introduced a resolution urging an investigation into beef price rises, arguing packers overstate scarcity and demand a truthful inquiry.
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Pram
Tribune Roite
Washington
Departsment of Commerce and Labor
Fidwards
Georgia
Huuan
Ceneral
Aurea
Reading
Hoxton
Edwards
Prines
Chitsen Kannan Civ
Omita
Lathe
Jorenh
Br Paul
Sioux City
Tve Pook
Atlantic
Newe York
Two Women Catch Burglar After Noted Chase Through City
Police say notorious burglar Gallagher was captured by two women in West Seventh Avenue area after a lengthy pursuit through West Sixth Avenue Baymillier Avenue and Wear End thoroughfares. He resisted in Des Moines streets, tripped on wire, and was finally handed to police. Gallagher has served multiple terms in prisons or workhouses.
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Furbane Sigeinnatt
Rinchie
Richard Jatlagher
West Seventh Avenue
Charlest Stewart
Mere
Carrie Crasford
Bin
West Sixth Avenue
Baymillier Avenue
Freer Tun Avenue
Galinghoe
Masapie
Gallaghyr
Tiaenen
Anor
Cotineta
Gallagher
Kept Prisoner Charges Wife In German Count Case
Mere von Neindorff filed for absolute divorce from Count Puivee R Neindorff, long-time resident of Los Angeles. His wife, formerly Cora Shores of Los Angeles, claims severe confinement after marriage, with restrictions on leaving the house and reading materials, and her access to her own money denied.
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the Tribune
Los Angeles
Mere
Puivee
R Neindorff
Germany
Mia von Neiniert
Cora Shores
Angelia
Count von Neindert
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James Leon Laidlaw
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Anne Maxwell Jones
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Eleanor Fivrnes
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Anne Forsythe
Frances Maule’ Bjorkman
Beadle
James Lees Laidlaw
Max Eastman
Fredericksen
Tele
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Women's Political Union
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Mine Dorethy
Hte
Flanné
Wormen
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Mee Marriot Stanton Blateh
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Exnioe
Dana Feannan
Stee
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Mies Caring Lexow
Marin
J. C. Ferhenn
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LEA & Perrins
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Orville
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Ohio
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Hike
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Tye
Wilbur Wright
Mullis
Alan Clock
JE Wilson
Woodlanrt
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Dring Belt
Roselock
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Cayton Able
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Joaquin Miller
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New York Railways Company
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