Woman Suffrage Recommended by Pennsylvania Legislature
Philadelphia November 15. Woman suffrage for Pennsylvania was recommended by the legislative commission revising election laws. The measure passed four to two after a heated debate led by Frank P. Pritchard and supported by Ernest L. Pustin William Freeman of Lebanon and George M. Dimeling. Opposed by W A Hensel and David H Lane, the recommendation will go to the next legislature for final action and potential public approval.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Comini
Frank P. Pritchard
Recorder of Deeds
Ernest L. Pustin
William ©. Freeman
Lebanon
George M. Dimeling
David H. Lane
W. A. Hen Bel
Lancaster
John M. Sloan
Elk County
Lane
Hensel
Vpennsylvania
Pritchard
Gwe
Teaders
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Femisylvania
Pricer
Ryan Ttowas
Ly Wan
Seine Jelphina
Denials by Three Gunmen Webber and Walton
The gunmen Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie and Whitey Fowls deny their involvement in the Rosenthal murder. They claim they were innocent bystanders lured by Rose Bald and Becker's graft network, and that Rose sought to exonerate them while framing others. They recount a date and setting leading to the Hotel Metropolitan where Rosenthal was killed.
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Mannner
Bridgie Webber
Tlarty Vyallon
Parayaterionus
Jack Rosa ‘Bald
Dack Mose
Gharlus Becher
Geontien Aeikmar
Hig Jack Zelly
Rose
Becker
Herman Rostenthal
Oto Vish Webber
Ito
Mysterlang Ktranger
Metro Pole
Rosenthal
Freed of murder charge Juty urges ban on smoking
In Pottsville Edward Rader was acquitted of murdering Charles Wilhams after a quarrel over a cider jug remains. The jury urged the judge to order Rader never to smoke again, citing his heavy tobacco habit as proof of a troubled mind. A Ten-year-old in Kentucky confessed to killing an elderly hermit, while authorities say his father and brothers were involved. In Baltimore, the prison labor contract system was condemned, recommended only when no other employment exists.
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Pottsville
Edward Rader
Diarleson
Charles Wil Hams
Rader
Wil Hams
Dhe
Radler
Lawrenceburg
Earl Murrell
Daniel Miller
Anderson Mauly
William Murrell
Johnson
Miller
Bin
Baltimore
Congress of the American Prison Association
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A damaged OCR fragment describes a fatal mob incident involving a Black individual accused in a domestic tragedy. The garbled text mentions an aged man, his adopted daughter, and a pursuit by a posse near a residence, with exchange of accusations and pursuit.
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Quata
Neals
Themer
Hainesville
Neale Nats
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Buffalo, N.Y
Doll Bros
Anna
White
Navy
Hart, Schafner & Marx
B. Rosenour & Sons
Market Street
Patrick Street
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the People's Fire Insurance Company of
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Court and
Church Sts
Frederick, MD
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C. Thomas Kemp
the Square Store
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Carty’s Furniture
Hast, Frederick, Md
Thomas & Company
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Shipley’s
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