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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1913

Page

7

Suffragists Win a Vote by Photos and Gaffes in Denver

A Denver suffrage rally drew lawmakers including Representative Rucker and Captain Hobson. Olympia Brown praised Western gains for women’s suffrage while Payne’s car incident with a suffragist and Payne’s lap moment became a witty spectacle amid ongoing opposition from some interests and politicians.

Olympia Brown Hale Representative Hobson Capt Hobson Alabama Mr. Payne

Suffragettes Target Golf Greens in Birmingham

Militant Birmingham suffragettes destroy putting greens and burn Votes for Women phrases into grass with acids. London reports say suffragettes also use slingshot catapults, firing lead disks marked Votes for Women though not yet causing major damage. Tomorrow is set as a day of meditation for the movement in Westminster Abbey and cathedrals nationwide.

Birmingham England London Westminster Abbey St. Paul's Cathedral Great Britain

Tyrolean Queen operetta staged by St Patrick's Academy

An elaborate four act operetta The Tyrolean Queen was presented by St Patrick's Academy in New Carroll Hall directed by Miss Katherine Lach3. Cast included Estelle Murray as Rosalie Marie Regan Beatrice sprgrove. Tyrolean, gypsy and fairy choruses and a long list of named performers highlighted the lively production. An orchestra led by Miss Mabel Cosgrove provided music. Foot crushed, he asks damages. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company was sued for $10,000 for injuries when iron shifted during unloading at Langdon station January 1 last.

St. Patrick's Academy Katherine Lache3 New Carroll Hall Estelle Murray Rosalie Marie Regan Beatricepsgrove Aimee Steinnetz Benevieve Anadale Gretchen Baden Katie Gertrude Farrell Kate Snow Ellen Russell Kathleen Waters Katherine Slatters Mary Waller Margaret Donovan Joseph Ro Johnson Mary Hudson Helen Voctor Rosenary Lucas Tay Inia Ixatherine Connor Margaret Sullivan Mary Deeds Maybelle Ennis Jorem Anderson Mildred Gaskins Mary Foley Margaret Cannon Margaret Daly Maine Livonsa Pearl Hart Gertrude Haghe Lillian Kells Julie Kernan Rose McNerny Rose Paul Pauline Sebastian Elsie Peyton Alice Wolfe Marie Walsh Catherine Meeks da Meehan Ethel Clarke Bessie Isalliher Mildred Morris Gertrude Roche Marie Kenine Mary Ford Louise Wilant Tena Daley Nellie Weaver Cathrine Donovan Mary Slattery Martian Coasta Fairies Hester Clements Margaret Mulroe Matilda Chase Lilian Taylor Fdna Murphy Marie Lottes Margaret Wibert Anna Badgalupp Pauline Roone Hazel Asmon Sileanore Wilkinson Catherine Hudson Loretto Sullivan Madelina Crowley Elizabeth Hayden Helen McNeel Margaret Bruen Lillian Lottes Blanche McHenry Kathleen Connor Emma Lewis Margaret Degnan Helen Carmack Frances Melettr Audry King Velma Taylor Margaret Lockard Helen Slatters Rosa Mattingly Margaret Zetage AX Anedal Orchestra Mabel Cosgrove Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company District Supreme Court Albert Patterson Langdon Station South Carolina Secretary of State United States State Board of Canvassera J. J. McMahan J. N. Drake J. G. Padgett We OF Lightsey M- Pearman D. W Willa W. Ha L Sims Foljorge Canvansers W. I. Light- Key 3. M. Pearman D. W. Wis J.W. Hammel J. C. Mace Jos. L. Lima Albert Orth Thos. Thompson Oscar Harris CB. Clement Henr: Savage C. R. Tabor T. Wannamaker Frank Owens M. Rice Ino F. Jones F. G. Davies D. E. Yates R. R. Tolbert, Jr A. A. Gates W. W. Russell G. D. Hunt Thos. F. Brenmmel J. C. Maca M. Newman Jno C. Gibbes D. H. McLaughlin K. Knight Columbia United States of America Cole L. Blease R. M. McCown Treasury Department Office Comptroller of the Currency Washington, D. C Federal National Bank OF Washington City of Washington District of Columbia The United Lawrence 0. Murray Federat Rational Bank OF Washington City of Washington Lawrence Murray Supreme Court OF the District Court Lith 6Th Streets District of Columbia District Court Columbia Road Washington Law Reporter Washington Evening Star Washington Herald Wuenington Post Hia Ashley M Gould Stilson Hutching Washington Poat Thos. H. Anderson James Tanner Register of Duis J. A. Maedel Attornerz

Mice Plot Targets Washington Suffrage Parade

A group of college students plans to release mice and rats along the March 3 suffrage parade route in Washington to disrupt the procession. Police preemptively prepare to halt the prank, with Dr. Woodward’s rat extermination fund suggested for action. The piece also notes women’s sewing bees for parade costumes and lists speakers and organizers across several addresses.

Washington Burleson Pennsylvania Mjan Woodward Rudolph John Rodgers, Jr New York Stimson E. Dana Durand Woodley Place Josephine Mason Florida Avenue Northwest William Kent California Perky Idaho Patricia Street Australia Arthur Johnson Girard Street Glenna Smith Tinnin Nina E. Allender Foye Thirteenth Street James Pinchet

Poultry Show Hero Saves Wyandotte Life at Takoma Park

At Takoma Park exhibition the prized silver laced Wyandotte cock suffered an impaction of the crop. Prof Roy H Waite from Maryland Agricultural Station performed a life saving operation. The bird recovered and crowed in the afternoon. Harry Hunt won The Post trophy with silver gold and partridge Wyandottes with 121 points.

Waite Takoma Park Harry Hunt Takoma Hall Capital Poultry and Pigeon Association Washington Post Roy H. Watte Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station W. G. Miller St. Albans W. Va Takoma Library R. D. Lillie

Thief Steals 62 Chickens From City Coop

In Washington neighborhood a thief took 62 chickens and 2 roosters from a Twenty-seventh and K streets northwest chicken house between 8 p.m. and early yesterday morning. Thomas Jackson, owner, suspects a wagon accomplice and a careful getaway. Also from Orange Virginia, George L. Browning and A B Taliferro, noted lawyers, announce candidacies for the legislature.

Virginia Washington Post Orange George L. Browning A. B. Taliferro

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