Suffragist Fight in Commons Divides Supporters
Fractured debate on the second reading of Hobhouse’s women's franchise bill in Parliament. The row concerns whether the measure, aiming to extend suffrage to about 6,000,000 women, should proceed and how it relates to the 1884 act. The article notes divisions among supporters and references a forecast of the debate’s trajectory.
Bomb found in the mail prompts bail for suffragette printers
Police remand most accused women until Thursday after evidence summaries while Drummord and Strike are admitted to bail set at $500. A printer Drew apologizes for printing a single issue of The Suffragette And Gate. Sureties totaling $5,000 imposed not to repeat the offense. he is released.
Congressman Lewis J. Martin Dies in Washington
New Jersey congressman Lewis J. Martin, a Newton Democrat and former state legislator, collapsed at Union Station in Washington, D.C. He served in the New Jersey Senate and House of Assembly, born February 22, 1844 in Sussex County. The report notes his long political career and earlier arrest record surrounding a murder case.
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Prisoner Killings and Brutal Punishments Reported
A chaotic report from Manchester details a prisoner slain during an incident at a facility. The inmate allegedly caused a guard to be driven by a machine and sustained fatal injuries. The article describes intend ended by handcuffing, confinement in a dungeon, and a later transfer to an asylum after accusations of madness.
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Second Gibson Trial Set for May in County Court
Rosa t Monschik faces trial for the second time in May after a July incident led to remand in Newburgh. The prior jury faltered in November with no verdict on Gibson's case.
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Lake
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Hall's Catarrh Cure testimonial affidavit 1888
Frank Cheney sworn as senior partner of F I Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed December 6, 1888. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally, promotes blood and mucous surface purification. Send testimonials to CHENEY & CO Toledo Ohio. Also urged Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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