Votes for Women II and the fight for suffrage worldwide
A review of women’s suffrage across nations and regions, noting full voting rights in several states and countries, limited rights elsewhere, and contrasting Western and Eastern attitudes. It cites figures like Finland and the Isle of Man, discusses British and American positions, and reflects on the social and political dynamics shaping the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Australia
New Zealand
Finland
Iceland
Isle of Man
Commonwealth
Terael Zang
J Ah
Ren
America
New York
Tensyl
Leven
Cuticura Cure Advertised by Arthur Duncan
Arthur Duncan of Bridgend South Wales recounts a long painful battle with a psoriatic skin condition from 1906 that worsened to neck and face eruptions. After exhausting doctors and remedies, he credits Cuticura products including Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Ointment for rapid healing within three weeks and no recurrence.
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London
Arthur Duncan Litehard
Bridgend
South Wales
Gov, Fort Takes Up Orgy Investigations at Baverns Outskirts
Governor announced plans to delay a public statement on the legislature scandal and possible grand jury action. Attorney General advised review of authority to order investigations by the house, amid rumors of gatherings at taverns and roadhouses near Strentan. Prosecutor Crossley probes events outside the legislature as well as visits by legislative parties.
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Speal
Wallington
Trenton
Wilson
Gov Toit
Hhe House
Crossley
Thomas J .McGovern
Governors Office
Vais
Yerkes Sale Complete After Art and Books Bring Big Total
Auction of Charles T Yerkes art collection closed at the Yerkes residence with receipts totaling 2207 56610. Final sessions boosted the overall figure after prior sessions sold paintings rugs sculptures and Crommellan sword sold for 31550 to I H Litchfield. The US circuit court authorized sale of the Fifth Avenue house with an upset price of 140000, subject to court 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
Robbed Baltimore Jeweler Fends Off Street Robbers
A Baltimore jeweler, Justis, was robbed of $500 after leaving a bank as two men accosted him in a street passage near Baltimore and Calvert. Police nearby witnessed part of the struggle. the robbers fled with the money, while Justis recovered only a portion. Authorities describe the incident as a bold daytime crime in the city center.
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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 During Berlin Demonstration
In Berlin on Tegel field an airship demonstration for Prussian Parliament observers ended with a violent wind causing the aeronaut to be dragged from the guide rope and fall. engineers Blichman and Hoff escaped the wreckage and were rescued unharmed as the craft plunged into the water.
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Berlin
Tereny
Tegel
Mimster
Blchman
Hoff
New Hampshire Veterans Call for Protest Speech
A New Hampshire veterans resolution urges Congress and senators to oppose placing a statue of General Robert E Lee in the Capitol. It decries the statue as an injustice to Washington and the founders, claiming it would perpe t trate treason and insult federal soldiers.
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New Hampshire
Washington
Concord
New Hampshire Department
Nex Campsine
Placin
Robert Lee
Capitol
Anomalous Medical Letters Report An Ark Clinician
Fragmentary notes from a 7 muletin issue discuss many physic amsails and a failed treatment in Hot Springs Arkansas. The physician recounts a single failure after administering a compound prior to full confirmation and notes a patient who expired days later. The piece critiques orthodox methods and questions consent and reporting in early medical practice.
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Vosul
Tim Hot Springs Ark
Annie Wan
Tayo
Sarduer
Dineassa
Fulton & Renal
Allmerman
Toyota Mp
Neil
Welton Renni Cmpcund
Henry Cyans
Balter
Plain Talks With Women The Spoiled Woman
An essay contrasts the spoiled Western woman with traditional service, noting she demands the best, resents sharing honors, and refuses self help. It laments her self centered manners, shallow sympathy, and failure to perform household care or small acts of service, urging noble women to embrace genuine, grateful care for others.
Mrs M Livingston Ill at Ambassador Reid's House
Mrs M L Livingstone is ill at Whitelaw Reid's residence Dorchester House London. Her daughters, Mrs Ogden Mills and Mrs George Cavendish Bentinck, were summoned from Biarritz and are with her as care is arranged. A move to the Ritz Hotel is hoped for once she improves.
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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 Romanes son from Ellis Island after bond
George B Romanes, son of the late George John Romanes, a noted British scientist, was released yesterday from Ellis Island after arrival Monday on a medical certificate stating he had tuberculosis. Bond furnished to ensure he would not become a public charge. He, with his wife and children, proceeded to Colorado Springs and will travel with aim to health and resettlement.
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Enghehman
Ellis Island
New York
George B. Romanes
George John Romanes
Eilis Island
Rotanes
Colorado Springs
Denial by Mes Maybrick on Baroness de Roques death claim
Mrs Maybrick denies rumors that her mother Baroness de Roques learned of her own death in Paris. The baroness, who had lived with Mes Maybrick in Chicago, wished to return to France but was persuaded to travel to Paris with May. A month ago she left Chicago with a traveling companion and later deserted them without explanation. The Paris friends knew where she could be found, and funds had long supplied her. The baroness had been in Paris about a fortnight.
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Sours
Nebraska
Rhode Island
South Dakota
New York
Wisconsin
Michigan
Louisiana
Montana
Canada
Denmark
Sweden
Commonwealth of South Africa
France
Courts of Commerce
Great Britain
London County Council
Finland
Hay
Tiana
United States
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Wephington
Talonoga
Washington
South
United State
Ain Leglind
Stes
York
Ffri
Baroness de Roques
Chicago
Florence E Maybrick
Paris
Mes Maybrick
Eughland Park
Maybrick
Jett
Sali
Baytrick
New York Senate Approves Graft Inquiry Resolution
The New York State Senate adopted a resolution to form a joint six member committee to investigate corrupt methods in legislation and administration. It allocates 50,000 for the committee’s expenses and moves to the Assembly via Speaker Wadsworth who sent it to the Ways and Means committee under the rules.
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New York State Senate
Washington
Albanum
State Senate
Assemblymen
Assembly
Wadsworth
Ways and Means
Hoax on Dreadnought crew ends in punishments
Reported by the Daly Express the hoax on officers aboard the Dreadnought involved youths posing as Abyssinian princes and being treated by lynch law. Letters describe three recipients summoned to London and punished by cane, while other pranks led to vanishings and sickness.
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Alun
Thrashang
Te Daly Express
Iney Wes
London
Admral Mays House
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Yerkes Sale
Washington Bee
Zode
Zod
Solons
Wey
Laman
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Hegen
Chisalroua
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Alcmm Company
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M Livingston
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