Awakening to Suffrage War Across Europe
The European suffrage tour led by Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt moves through Germany and Austria Hungary with delegates from Finland Sweden Denmark Ireland the Netherlands France Belgium and the United States. They visit Berlin Dresden Meissen and Koblenz while touring women’s clubs hospitals sanatoriums and historic sites. The march aims to persuade rulers and publics that women deserve equal political rights amid military mobilization and social reform.
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Budapest
Germany
Cites
Onder
Tnnes
Berlin
Finland
Sweden
Denmark
Ireland
Great Britain
Netherlands
France
Belgium
United States
Dresden
Old Palace
Royal Garden
Howre
Saxony
Europe
Russia
Suffrage Movement Draws Delegates To Vienna Meeting
Austrian suffrage limits linger as delegates in Vienna meet amid strong feminist press and public demonstrations. Mme Vikova Kuneticka leads Czech influence in a seven hour gathering at the Palace of Industires while city scenes show vast turnout, auto transport, and banquets. The text notes Maria Theresa as symbolic to the movement and lists U S delegates including Dr Anna Shaw and Jane Addams.
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Frage Aa
Welock
Mme
Bozena Vikova-Kuneticka
Vienna
Xo Univer
Sius
Ale
Roxena Vikova-Kuneticka
Progressive
Radlen
National Rock
Mme. Vikewa
Wathor
Femnlet
Europe
Borkalintfenders
Austria
United States
Anna Shaw
Prlvate
Wiener Mode
Bie
Maria Theresa
Germany
Hebernia
Awetria
Hungary
International Council of Women
Paris
Budapext
International Woman Suffrage Alitanes
Lian
Stanley McCormick
William Jod Mermuth
Frederick Nathit
Crystal Eastman Henvellet
Wisconsin
Mc 1
Sutherford
Arkansas
Emma Bo Sweet
News Mins
Fire Rees
Canne
Anna Maxwell
Texas
May Wright Sewarl
Pilgrims at Monmouth Commemorate Battle Anniversary
The Tribune reports the 25th anniversary commemorations at Asbury Park and Monmouth Battlefield. Hundreds attended services at old Tennent Church designated as a temporary hospital for Continental troops. Attendees heard from Pastor Dr Frank H. Spromes and Attorney General Harold Wilson. The crowd then toured Monmouth Battlefield and related sites with notes on Washington’s headquarters and the famous order relieving General Lee from the army.
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Tennent
Old Tennent Church
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Atoll
Frank H. Spromes
Harouldd Wilson
Thadene Wilson
Shrewsbury Presbyterian
Monruvith
Wreehold
Hnetishtown
Washington Meade
Moe Tol
Belween
Wistorien
Molle Peter
Cosnty
Lmarner
Washington
Lee
Kaatieh Jtown
Washlueten
Birds Choir for Church Service in Woods at Unity Church
The Unity Church, barred from its building for repairs, held Sunday services in a grove at the town's north edge. An orchestra and volunteer choir accompanied the choral program while Pastor Helgur B. Werk preached on "Tramping the Highway, the Highway and the Wayside." The plan allows further outdoor gatherings this summer.
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Congressation of Unity Church
Tees
Helgur B. Werk
Organizations Object to Shift of Aqueduct Police
The article reports opposition from Citizens Union and the Civil Service Reform Association to Algerman Dowling’s ordinance moving Aqueduct temporary police into the city police. They argue it lowers exam standards, weakens the police force, and harms about 700 Aqueduct patrolmen waiting for regular civil service appointments.
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Aqueduct
Reform Association
Citizens Union
Algerman
Frank Dowling
Tammany Tender
Board of Water Supply
Repulir
Board of Alfermen
Citizens Union Jauid
Civil Service Reform Association
Board of Aldermen
Citizens Unionn Inter
Board of Water Supply Police
Mega
New York
Patromen
Police Department
Eamle
Civil Service Commission
Death rate defies heat amid unusually low infant deaths
Health Department figures show only 18 infant deaths in greater New York last week, 29 fewer than the prior year’s same week. Diarrhoeal deaths dropped to 8 from 12, mostly in Manhattan. Overall infant deaths for the year run 73 fewer than last year and the early-year death rate per 1 000 infants fell to 98 from 110 last year.
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Health Department
Halies’ Welfare Association
W York
Manhattan
Burned trays clue to $100000 gem theft
Reported discovery of half buried jewel trays in the cellar of Udall & Ballou's Jewelry at Fifth Avenue and 19th Street suggests evidence in a robbery of pearls diamonds and other stones. Fire and burglary investigators note trays could be emptied quickly by someone familiar with their design as they weigh heavily on insurance and ongoing inquiries.
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Fifth Avenue
Dougherty
Jones
Emily Elizabeth Lucey
Misa Lucey
Henry Ahirby
Mins Lucey
Matrvet
4Th Street
Daily
Sanders
Frank Engel
Frank Engel Who Was Left At the Buttting
Holmes
Mr. Udall
Irin
Stevelock Engel
John Mahoney
Pinkerton
Frederick M Roree
Frederick Grimm
Mahoney
Udall Company
Abou
Kirby
Miss Licey
Mr. Vidal
Fem
Potion Headquarters
Friar
William Earthman
England
Samuel MB. Diehl
Pinkerton Detective Agency
No.st West Withtreet
Walter Ree
Jersey City Sunday Law Enforcements Tightened
Day in Jersey City sees many stores closed and saloons chain doors amid warned operators. Exeise law violations feared under new commission form as power concentrates in one man, church leaders demand enforcement. Saloon license year ends this month, complaints could spark action.
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Wan Entreen
Jersey City
Martha
Stloona
Sunday sale arrest highlights temperance effort
The article notes agents from the Anti Saloon League at work gathering evidence locally and records only one arrest for Sunday selling, made yesterday, underscoring ongoing enforcement efforts.
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Ante Saloon League
Soiled collar crime clew in Williamsburg theft arrest
Detectives traced a soiled shirt collar marked N-12 to two youths William Ziegler seventeen and Poward Anderson sixteen, both living near South 34th Street in Williamsburg. A search of nearby addresses uncovered more collars marked with Ziegler's initials and tied the pair to the burglary at Salant & Salant’s laundry near South Street. Both suspects were held on $1,000 bail in Manhattan.
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Salant & Salant
No .2
South 34 Street
Williamsburg
Walliam Ziegler
BMS
South 4Th Street
Poward Anderson
Notts Stage Street
Schants
Southath
Ziegler
Anderepr
Manhattan Age
Bloomfield Fire Department 30th Anniversary Celebration
Bloomfield New Jersey marks the Fire Department's 30th anniversary with a two day event including a monster street parade featuring firemen from across the county, patriotic exercises in the park, athletic events, and a dinner for the firemen and guests after the parade.
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Senyoartene
Bloomfield
N. J. Jane
Fire Department
Dead Still in Oil Ship After Explosion at Stapleton
Diver fails to locate victims in the Standard Oil tank ship Mohawk off Stapleton Staten Island after an explosion. A hole two feet wide was found in the port near the stern. Pumps on ship and a barge aim to raise and recover bodies. damage estimated at $100,000.
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Stapleton
Staten Island
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