Woman Suffrage Advocates Highlight Idaho Delegates
The article notes Idaho's support for women's voting rights with Judge Ainslie asserting all Idaho women can vote. It mentions Miss French as Idaho’s current Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Lewiston's Mrs. J. B. West as an alternate delegate and active Republican club leader. Senator McComas of Maryland voices broad support for extending women's rights.
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Idaho
Ainslie
Miss French
J. B. West
Lewiston
West
Republican Club
McComas
Maryland
Woman suffrage plan at Republican convention eve
The HE PRESENT convention will hear much about woman suffrage as Mrs Lillie Devereux Blake and other members of the National Executive League arrive in Philadelphia. They seek to have the convention committee insert a plank advocating the legal right of women citizens.
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Lillie Devereux Blake
National Executive League
Philadelphia
Committee On
Vanity at the convention hotels amid a sea of suited delegates
A crowded hotel lobby scene captures the uniform masculine attire and lack of color as delegates mingle, with only rare glimpses of women or varied fashion. The writer notes the sea of bald heads, frock coats, and plain hats while imagining social dynamics and the muted beauty among the crowd.
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Carrie
Woman suffrage leader and Mrs Taylor at convention
Chapman Catt of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association predicts a woman in the President's chair before the next century. Governor-elect William S. Taylor’s wife Mrs Taylor is described as a tall dignified and devoted figure whose life centers on home and family amid convention city visits.
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Chapman Catt
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Taylor
Governor Taylor
Continental Hotel
Idaho's Championship of Woman Declares Rights
A Tus Times representative visits Idaho delegates at their headquarters and encounters a lively curiosity about women winning rights. The report hints at a statewide event centered on female advocacy and suffrage progress in Idaho.
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Idaho
Tus Times
Suffrage Leaders Push for Women's Political Rights in Philadelphia
Carrie Chapman Catt and Mary G Hay arrive in Philadelphia to urge a Republican platform plank and a sixteenth amendment securing equality for women in voting, property, earnings, and child claims. Attendees include Anna Howard Shaw and Susan B Anthony, with debated hearing at Hotel Walton before the 1900 Republican convention.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Philadelphia
Mary G. Hay
Emma J. Bartel
Spruce Street
Walton
Catt
Shaw
Rudolph Blankenburg
National American Woman Seerage Association
Utah
Idaho
Susan B. Anthony
Kansas
Evie Sal
Congress
Sy M
Kan- Bas
Oman Soca
Social life of the convention dominates social circuit
The convention delegates focus on social life as hotels host continuous festivities this week. A Stratford dinner hosted by Ex-Senator J. B. Smith and Mrs. Smith of Cedar Rapids honored Governor Leslie M. Shaw with attendees including Ernest Hart and his wife, Jebus Cole, and other notable Iowa figures.
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Stratford
J. 8. Smith
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Leslie M. Shaw
Ernest Hart
Hart
Council Bluffs
Jebus Cole
Rapids
Clio Club Member and Hart Guests in Philadelphia
A Clio Club member from Cedar Rapids and Senator and Mrs. Smith enjoy their visit in Philadelphia. They were entertained Saturday evening at the Aldine by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hart, with Hart the newly elected national committeeman from Iowa.
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Clio Club
Cedar Rapids
Senator Smith
Indian Woman Miss Ida Miller Honored Delegate Absence Noted
Curious onlookers at the Aldine Hotel learned that Miss Ida M. Miller an honorary delegate to the Indian Territory convention and a Cherokee from the Indian Territory would not attend. Delegates praised her education languages and musical skill while remarking on her fair complexion and distinct standing within her tribe.
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Aldine Hotel
Ida M. Miller
Indian Territory
Miss Miller
Tahlequah
Henry Miller
Philadelphia
Bridegroom of the Convention Marries in June
Colonel John Merriken Carter Jr., a Maryland delegate, wed Miss Pauline Loss Doyle on June 6 at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Mrs. Carter plans to be in Philadelphia for convention events, with several Maryland spouses and notable Cambridge residents among the guests. Senator Flinn sails for Europe June 28.
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John Merriken Carter, Jr
Maryland
Aldine
Col
Carter
Philadelphia
Goldsborough
P. Lee Goldsborough
Cambridge
Fink
Flinn
Senator Flinn
Pittsburg
Stratford
New York Women At Convention In Style And Grace
Style minded New York women attend the convention with Mrs. Lauterbach among the dignified attendees. She wears a black taffeta tailored gown with white accents, while Mrs. Timothy L. Woodruff sported a white and black lace outfit with a black Donnet. Also present are Mrs. Thomas Platt and Mrs. Lemuel Quigg as interested spectators.
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New York
Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Empire State
Thomas Platt
Lemuel Quigg
Tripler Liquid Air Co Denies Theatre Cooling Claim
Walnut Street Theatre managers in Philadelphia advertised liquid air cooling for the auditorium. Tripler Liquid Air Co says the claim is false, noting it supplied liquid for a public demonstration and sent an engineer, but cooling is via ice and not liquid air.
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Tripler Liquid Air Co
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Tripler Liquid Air Company
Times Sun Publishing sues Post Printing and AP over conduct
In Denver on June 18 the Times Sun Publishing Company filed a lawsuit against Post Printing and Company and the Associated Press seeking redress for alleged conduct. The action names the defendants and requests relief as part of the First District Court filing.
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Denver
First
Times-Sun
Coma Aownd
The
Post Printing
Cuaney
Associated Press
Dynamite Attacks Hit St Louis Transit Lines
On Sunday night dynamite wrecked lines of the St Louis Transit Co injuring crews and damaging cars at multiple locations including Broadway and Prairie. Deputies and police dispute withdrawal of a citizen posse as twenty three possemen resign citing demoralized conduct. An inquest into the Washington avenue tragedy continues and owl cars may resume after midnight while the suburban line threatens more trouble.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Transit Company
Baden Line
Broadway
Prairie Avenue
Cloder
Michael O'Rourke
Pohlman
Citizens’ Posse
Campbell
Walter F. McIntire
Washington Avenue
Owl
Shipping News Roundup of Arrivals and Tows
June 18 arrivals include Steamer Rhynland from Belgium with passengers and merchandise. Steamer Alfred Dumois from Norway carries fruit for United Fruit. Also listed are Steamer America from Norway with fruit, Steamer Norman Prince from Britain ballast, and several other vessels with cargoes and tugs in tow.
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Rhynland
Doxrud
Liverpool
Queenstown
International Navigation Company
Maryland
British
Marshall
London
Ise
Atlantic Transport Company
Alfred Dumois
Trail
Sama
United Fruit Company
America
Everenth
Port Antonio
Norman Prince
Knudsen
Tyne
C. B. Richard & Co
Grecian
Nickerson
Boston
George
Eckharn
Saxon
Sherman
Providence
Fall River
George O. Eckhardt
Anthony Groves, Jr
Fowler
Defiance
Ford
Norfolk
Iore Clyda
Stout
Deve
Albany
Willa Glyde Co
Willa Glyde Co. Knickerbacks
Fisher
Wareham
Atlantic
Helatac & Sesbian
Weneneenes Roe Thomas
Weymouth
Ballast
Valley Forge
Hagerin
Henry Clay
Marblehead
Maritime cargo and vessel listings from a coastal port
A jumble of vessel names and owners appears, listing steamers British Hindustan and Trojan, Danish Cavadia, and schooners Matilda and Riconer among others with ports Boston, New York, Marseilles, and Fort de France. The fragmentary items mention captains Haig Crowell and Hart, and firms like Barker & McCall and F Groves, plus tug Tamaqua and Malvin in tow.
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Trojan
Thorkildson
Avonmouth
Charlies M. Taylor's Sons
Hindustan
Haig
Fort de France
Barn Line Steamship Company
Cavadia
Danish
Hansen
Boston
Barker & McCall
Spartan
Crowell
Eckhardt
Vesper
Goslee
New York
William
General Cadwalader
Hart
Baltimore
F. & Groves
Sive Groves, Jr
Fowler
Heara
Nea
Fe Naren
Malvin
Breakwater Passes as Steamboat Shinnecock Cleared Delaware Bay
Shipping notes report Breakwater-Passed steamship Shinnecock from Albany at 3 02 P M bound for Savannah aboard the Standard Philadelphia. Etta A Stimpson sails for Portsmouth from Philadelphia with tugs Harold towing barges Edith and Berwind towing a barge. June bark Montreal from Britain and schooner Eliza J Pendleton plus Sara and Hees German are listed in the river and bay movements.
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Shinnecock
Albany
Ers Standard
Philadelphia
Savannah
Etta A. Stimpson
Portsmouth
Harold
Edith
Berwind
Montreal
Eliza J. Pendleton
I Sarafete
Sara
Hees German
British schooner Nelly crew rescued after wreck in heavy seas
Captain Marshall of the Maryland reports on June 14 a wrecked Nelly bound from Barbadoes to St John N B with seven seamen and the captain and daughter saved. The vessel was dismasted and on a jury rig with pumps out of order after heavy weather.
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Philadelphia
Marshall
Maryland
Baxter
Nelly
Barbadoes
St. Johns
N. B
Trom &A- Gu Feporta
Bold Abduction Attempt Alarm in Atlantic City
A Syrian woman tried to abduct Hugh Genee's 2-year-old daughter in Atlantic City. She was caught lifting the child from a coach after stealing the parasol and baby wraps. Genee seized the woman, who fought back. she refused to name herself and spoke no English as police investigated, with officials suspecting a local Syrian camp.
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Atlantic City
Hugh Genee
Indiana Avenue
Eldridge
Lafayette leads varied programme at Keiths this week
Last night's theatre at Keiths features Lafayette in sensational form with Rose Coghlan in a one act piece “Twixt Matinee and Night.” The program includes The Half Way House with Perkins Fisher, Pauline Moran and Turner's Pickaninnies, musicalPost Office acts, Marzella’s trained birds, Bryce and Inman, Curtis Morse, Farrell and Starch, and O Rourke with Burnette dancing acts.
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Lafayette
Keith's
Rose Coghlan
Louis Massen
Perkins Fisher
Pauline Moran
Turner
Howe
Wall
Walters
Marzella
Bryce and
Inman
Curtis Morse
Farrell
Starch
O'Rourke
Burnette
Specalis
Vaudeville at Walnut Street Theatre Delights Audiences
The Walnut Street Theatre vaudeville programme pleased admirers with novelty and charm. Robert Hilliard and company starred in The Littlest Girl, Minnie Seligman performed The Dancing Rose, and acts like O K Sato Joe Welch Maggie Cline Pau line Hall and John W Ransome drew applause. The Escamillos Evans and Vidocq Rackett Brothers Comedy Four Edgar Ely Edith Craske and others impressed in their specialties.
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Walnut Street Theatre
Robert Hilliard
O. K. Sato
Joe Welch
Maggie Cline
Pauline Hall
John W. Ransome
Mark Hanna
Escamillos
Evans and
Vidocq
Rackett Brothers
Comedy Four
Edgar Ely
Edith Craske
Hashim’s Grand Opera House Minstrels and Vaudeville Show
A lively program at Hashim’s Grand Opera House blends minstrelsy and vaudeville. The Diite Minstrels headline with vocalists including the New York Quartette and Frank M. Conly. Marie Jansen and Carrie Graham receive strong applause in vaudeville routines alongside Hodges and Launchmere and a lineup of comic and musical acts.
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Hashim
Grand Opera House
Diite Minstrels
New York Quartette
American Quartette
Frank M. Conly
Marie Jansen
Carrie Graham
Sis Hopkins
Hodges
Launchmere
Julian Rose
Baker and Bunnell
Odell and Perry
Lowells
Excelsior Comedy Four
Carlin and Brown
White Elephant Burlesquers At Lyceum Theatre
The White Elephant Burlesquers amused a good house at the Lyceum Theatre. The principal acts introduced the comedians and costumed chorus in Queen of the Boulevards and A Reception to Royalty, both filled with song dance and fun. C. B. Watson in mono reget St John and McConnell in sketch mee Travis in illustrated songs Allen Curtis Hebrew parodist Sheehan and Kennedy were other entertaining features.
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Lyceum
C. B. Watson
Highway Robbery Near New Castle Bridge
Jacob Trusty was held up by two highwaymen at Armstrong's bridge near New Castle Delaware last night and relieved of his revolver razor shoes and some other items. The robbers escaped and no injuries were reported.
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New Castle
the Times
Del
Jacob Trusty
Armstrong’s Bridge
One Woman Credits Pinkham Remedies for Relief
A Easton Pennsylvania woman describes costly failures with two city doctors for ulceration of the uterus before using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She reports pain relief, sleep return, and regained ability to work after four bottles and three washes. Mrs. Eliza Thomas provides address and praises the medicines. Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to suffering women from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Company in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Eliza Thomas
Pine St
Easton, Pa
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Woman's Suffrage
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William G. Taylor
Kentucky
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Woodland Beach
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Yale Corporation
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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