Thaw Recalls Escape From Matteawan in Court Testimony
Harry K. Thaw told the jury he escaped Matteawan to regain his reason and took full blame for leaving. He said he paid agents six thousand dollars and gave Roger Thompson a thousand as a present to reach Canada. The defense seeks to show Thaw was sane enough to conspire, while four co defendants remain under bail until verdict.
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New York
Harry Kendall Thaw
State Hospital
Matteawan
Roger Thompson
Canada
Thaw
Michael O’keefe
Kennedy
Tombs
Mr. Stanchfield
Tr. Thaw
Alfred Henry Lewis
H. A. Hoffman
Pittsburgh
Franklin Cook
Butler
Hoffman
Mr. Cook
Mr. Butler
Connecticut
Rodger Thompson
Thompson
John R. Rankin
East Rochester
N. H
Hazel Rankin
Barnard Kelsey
Colebrook
N. M
Rochester
Kelsey
Drew
Coaticook
Barrett Kelsey
Justice Page
John B. Stanchfield
Justice Peee
Stanchfield
Morgan J. O’brien
O’brien
Page
Eucht
Holman A. Dean
Concord
Percy Hinckling
Washington, D. C
Public Hearing on Minor Work Permissions
The Industrial Board will convene Friday March 26 in the Department of Tabor and Industry rooms 1112 Morris Building Philadelphia to consider granting cigar manufacturers the right to employ minors ages fourteen to sixteen for banding and packing tasks. Chairman John Price Jackson presiding.
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Department of Tabor and Industry
Morris Building
Philadelphia
Industrial Board
Commonwealth
Bandine and Vackine of Clears
John Price Jackson
Warren Mai. Establishes Printing HQ in Calane Market
The Warren Mai establishes its headquarters in Calane, expanding printing services and pet price listings. Local merchants note new capabilities and potential price adjustments across the market.
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Warren Mai
Pennsylvania Senate Backs Amendment for Women’s Vote
Harrisburg March 17 The Senate endorsed the amendment to the state constitution making suffrage a reality for women. Vote 37 ayes 11 noes with leaders Ware Crow urging support. Absent Herbst and Mills.
Colorado Divorce Figures Before and After Women’s Vote
The record notes Colorado granted 35 divorces the year before women got the ballot and 597 the year after, suggesting a surge in divorce filings linked to suffrage timing.
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Colorado
British Suffragists at the Front Heal Wounded Soldiers
Eight hundred members of the National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies are serving in military hospitals in Great Britain with dozens abroad as nurses and physicians. The Scottish branch supplies staff for three hospitals, two near the front and a third ready to depart.
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Lngland
National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies
Nonmilitant Party
Great Britain
Kansas officials debate inmate and farm labor counts
The record notes twenty Kansas counties without inmates in the penitentiary and twenty nine with no farm laborers for the poor. It also references women voting in Kansas and the debate over equal suffrage being demoralizing.
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Kansas
Women Vote Right Pivot Sparks Barbed Exchange
Willis questions voter turnout while Gillis blasts the suffrage push as time wasted and fixed by politicians. Gillis resists registering and vows to oppose giving women the vote, clashing over the sacred right.
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Willis
Gillis
Chick
Tan
Puck
Suffrage leaders urge vote as Pennsylvania Senate weighs amendment
Harrisburg March 17 suffrage leaders Vare Crow and Senators Martin and Hilton thank supporters after a Senate debate on the suffrage amendment. Ware and Crow urged submitting the measure to the people while Hilton and Martin defended party and state responsibilities. The Senate action would make Pennsylvania the fourth Eastern state to vote on a suffrage amendment joining New York New Jersey and Massachusetts.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Keystone
Frank M. Roessing
Ware
Crow
Martin
Cumberland
Hilton
McKean
Beidleman
Dauphin County
Thompson
Beaver
Vare
Republian
Republican State Committee
Republican State Organization
Congress
Washington Party
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Song of the 43 Congressmen Satirical ode to State's Rights theme
Alice Duer Miller writes a Tribune song praising the forty-three Congressmen who opposed the Child Labor bill by arguing for State's Rights. The verse mocks their stance on child labor and notes most also opposed the national woman suffrage bill.
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Ice Duer Miller
Alice Duer Miller
New York Tribune
House of Representatives
Good Printing for Folders and Catalogs
An advertisement notes Good Printing offers suited services for folders booklets catalogs and price lists. It highlights expert assistance to shape the work to impress recipients and highlight key points.
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Stone
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Attenat
Ayes
Clark
Croft
Maix Endsley
Farley
Graff
Goger
Hilton Hindman
Hoke
Homsher
Jenkins Kurtz
Lynch
Charles J. Magee
McConnell
McKee
Miller
Moore Patton
Phipps
Salus
Schantz
Semmens
Sensenich
Raymond EE
Smith William W. Smith
Charles A. Snyder
Ciemont
Herbst and Mills
Penneyvenia
Bullo
Vare and
Biedieman
Warren
Warren National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Warren Mail Office
Pennsylvania Ave
Druggisis
Ron
Warren Mail
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