Bomb sent to magistrate highlights suffragette violence
London May 15. A bomb addressed to Henry Curtis Hennett, the police magistrate, was delivered at Bow Street court and neutralized in water. Hearings reveal extensive militant suffragette operations and a sharp drop in circulation after incidents. Several defendants including Miss Annie Kenney and Mrs Flora Drummond appear. finances and secret funds interrogated. Lawrence faces bankruptcy order over costs.
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Henry Curtis Hennett
Bow Street
Iben
Harriet Rebecca Kerr
Agnes Lake
Rachel Barratt
Beattrice Saunders
Archibald Bodwin
Treasury
Secret Service
Suffragette Union
Annie Kenney
Flora Drummond
Huerlet
Rebecca Karr
Beatrice Saunders
Rachel Barret
Laura Lennos
Christabel Panhurs
Parla
Fredrich Fethieck Lawrence
Director of Public Prosecutions
Lawrence
Emmeline Pankhurst
O'd Bailey Sessions
Scho Jlews
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Knights of Columbus select McSwiggin as state deputy
In Erieon, Pa on May 14, the Pennsylvania Knights of Columbus held their state convention to elect officers. McSwiggin of Pittsburgh was chosen state deputy, succeeding Mori Miner. Other officers include Thomas Steele Kane as sentinel and John Wells of Shamokin as treasurer.
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Eranton
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Knights of Columbus
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Wos
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Pestorgu
Penns
Lana State Colline
St Lewi
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St Ore Jesh
Aroun
St Loule
Ambiguous Health Committee Report and Approval
Fragmented OCR notes describe a committee review involving gutore and gease wo gutrag, with approval by the senate advisory committee for a stomach disorders treatment and a spa ac mat ye recommendation. Mentions weighted 6 percent and dealer advertisement.
William C Redfield to Probe Commerce Affairs
Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield announces a formal probe into current commerce affairs. Officials say the inquiry will review policies and departmental practices. No timeline or specific scope has been released.
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Secretary of Commerce
Guatemala Agrees to Settle Long-Standing British Claims
May 13 reports from Washington state Guatemala President Estinda Calveta accepted settlement terms with Britain, marking an end to long-standing claims after a British ultimatum. London warns of further measures as a warship heads to Puerta Drake to back the demand.
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Great Britain
Washington
Estinda Calveta
Quateimala
Ling
London Foreign Office
Cabrera
la Pueno
Woman Recovers After Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegtable Compound
Pentwater Michigan reader Mrs Avice Darling claims a year of weakness and severe pains ceased after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Peoria Illinois letter from Miss Dana L. Gauwits states backache and heaviness eased within a week and full recovery followed after continued use.
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Lydia E. Pintham
Avice Darling
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Mic
Peoria
Stalen Leda
Tinkham
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