Votes for Women II Where Women Have Votes
Long discussion of women's suffrage across nations including the United States Finland Iceland the Isle of Man and New Zealand. Reports on public figures, opposition to suffragists, and notes that progress varies by country and region with emphasis on political rights and social attitudes.
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Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Finland
Iceland
Isle of Man
Commonwealth
Terael Zang
J Ah
Ren
America
New York
Tensyl
Leven
Isle of Men
Cure for Psoriasis Promised by Cuticura Remedies
Arthur Duncan of Bridgend South Wales reports a severe psoriasis outbreak in 1906 that covered his neck face hands and arms. After failures by doctors he tried Cutcura products and within three weeks was completely cured with no relapse, praising the treatment to help others.
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London
Arthur Duncan Litehard
Bridgend
South Wales
Gov, Fort Takes Up Orgy Probe Amid Revels at Baverns
Governor announced plans to issue a public statement after conferring with the attorney general on whether to order an investigation into alleged unbecoming conduct by legislative members at taverns and roadhouses near the outskirts of the city. Prosecutor Crossley is examining events outside the legislature, including visits by legislative parties to taverns, while contractor Thomas J. McGovern denied involvement.
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Baverns
Speal
Wallington
Trenton
Wilson
Gov Toit
Hhe House
Crossley
Thomas J .McGovern
Governors Office
Vais
Yerkes Sale Ends with Record Art and Book Take
The Charles T Yerkes sale closed at the Yerkes residence with total real receipts of 2207 56610. Final sessions boosted the week’s totals through afternoon and evening sales, including a Crommellan sword bought by I H Litchfield of Brooklyn. The United States circuit court authorized sale of the Fifth Avenue home for up to 140 000, subject to confirmation.
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Weablaston
New York
Charles T ‘Eckes
Yerkes
I H Litchfield
Brookly
United States Circuit Court
Charles Burlington
Yerkes House
Fifth Javenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Judge Ward
Baltimore Jeweler Robbed of $500 in Broad Daylight
A Baltimore jeweler was robbed of $500 near East Baltimore Street after leaving the Continental Trust building. Two men seized him in a doorway as police nearby watched, then fled with the money as bystanders and officers noted the professional nature of the operation.
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Baltimore
Washington Post
Baltimore Md
Baltimore Street
Calvert Streets
JC Justis
Continental Trust Budshog Shore
Arewa Gov
New Frank Blue Company
Electisal von Tractors
Justis
Beenimore Street
Redlar Crossing
Mio Justis
Suis
Noc Et Gui Ky
Peran
Juste
Uist J Company
Pomprev
Lévom
Fen Model
Solons See Aeronaut Fall In Berlin Demonstration
Members of the Prussian Parliament witnessed a probable fatal accident when an aeronaut plummeted during a Tegel field flight demonstration. The Domed ship and engineer crew were unhurt after escaping wreckage as wind and heavy equipment caused the event and authorities attended the scene.
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Berlin
Tereny
Tegel
Mimster
Blchman
Hoff
New Hampshire Veterans Demand Protest Speech Against Lee Statue
The New Hampshire department urges legislators to oppose placing a statue of General Robert E Lee in the Capitol. A resolution calls the act an injustice to Washington Pendolph Rendson Monroe and federal soldiers, arguing it would perpetuate treason and insult those who defended the Union.
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New Hampshire
Washington
Concord
New Hampshire Department
Nex Campsine
Placin
Robert Lee
Capitol
Fragmented notes warn of medical treatment failures
A garbled report from a historical bulletin discusses physicians, specific remedies, and alleged treatment failures in Hot Springs Arkansas. It references toxic compounds, patient deaths, and debates over orthodox versus experimental therapies, with mentions of Fulton and Renal compounds and various medical figures.
Plain Talks With Women The Spoiled Woman
A moral portrait of the spoiled woman detailing selfish vanity in social seating and service. It contrasts Western comforts with old Saxon service ideals, urging noble, selfless care by women for family and loved ones, while noting the harm of performative politeness and self centeredness.
Mrs M Livingston Ill at Ambassador Reid House
Mrs Maturin Livingston is stricken and her daughters are summoned in London. Reported from Biarritz that Mrs Ogden Mills and Mrs George Cavendish Bentinck have returned to London to be with their mother at Whitelaw Reid's residence, Dorchester House, and hopes she may soon be moved to the Ritz Hotel once better.
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Ambassador Reid
Welbington Post
London
Ogden Mills
George Cavendish Bentinck
Biarritz
Maturin Livingston
Whitelaw Reid
Dorchester House
Ritz Hotel
Release of Ro mane s on medical grounds at Ellis Island
George B Ro manes son of the late George John Ro manes a noted British scientist is released from Ellis Island after arriving Monday on a medical certificate stating he has tuberculosis Bond for Romanes, a wealthy man, insured he would not become a public charge He left with his wife and children for Colorado Springs heading westward from New York on April 14.
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Enghehman
Ellis Island
New York
George B. Romanes
George John Romanes
Eilis Island
Rotanes
Colorado Springs
Maybrick denies Baroness de Roques dream claim in Chicago
Mes Maybrick and her mother Baroness de Roques faced a denial of a reported dream narrative. The baroness, staying with Mes Maybrick near Chicago, wished to return to Paris but was deterred and later left suddenly with little explanation. Friends in Paris knew her whereabouts, and her infant’s income was noted as a source of funds during the Paris sojourn.
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Baroness de Roques
Chicago
Florence E Maybrick
Paris
Mes Maybrick
Eughland Park
Maybrick
Jett
New York
Sali
Baytrick
New York Senate Approves 50,000 Graft Inquiry Bill
The New York State Senate passed a resolution creating a joint committee of three senators and three assemblymen to probe corrupt methods in legislation and state administration. It appropriates 50,000 to fund the inquiry. The measure was sent to the assembly and referred to the ways and means committee by Speaker Wadsworth.
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New York State Senate
Washington
Albanum
State Senate
Assemblymen
Assembly
Wadsworth
Ways and Means
Dreadnought Hoax Victims Punished by Lynch Law
Three letters from a victim recount a hoax claiming Abyssinian princes aboard the Dreadnought were honored by officers. Officials pursued the impostors, sending an official summons to London and punishing two by cane thrashings while one fled. The hoax leader reportedly went ahead with the scheme.
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Alun
Thrashang
Te Daly Express
Iney Wes
London
Admral Mays House
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