Baltimore suffragists shock cardinal with cigarette act
"General" Rosalie Jones and her army of suffragists caused a sensation in Baltimore by visiting Cardinal Gibbons unannounced and failing to kneel or kiss his ring. Miss Elizabeth Freeman lit a cigarette at luncheon, prompting protest. Jones defended the act as a misread etiquette. The group then met Acting Mayor Hubert and continued to the Emerson Hotel for a Jovian Order luncheon before planning to resume their march to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cardinal Cubbons
Rosalie Gardner Jones
Baltinore
Missizgabeth Freeman
Emerson Hotel
Donald Slooker
Miss Freeman
Rosalie Jones
Cardinal Tibbons
Jones
Lbbons
Caredinal
Unr
Cardinal Gibbons
Hubert
Laurel
Miss Gipsy Freeman
Mrs. Hooker
Miss Brenan
Aember
Lie
Cig
Army
New York
Washington
George Schneider
Jerry
Stafford
Mik Ridge
Eneral” Jones
Tada M. Crafts
George Wend
Mhochelawn
Mary Baird
John Boldt
Minerva Crowell
Elizabeth Aldrich
Martha Kratechkin
Ollie Schultz
Buster
Milton Wend
Ernest Stevens
Gude
EB. S. Lemmon
Mizabeth Freeman
Constance Loupp
Alphonse Major
Commissary Department
Edward van Wryck
Charles Keller
Maryland
William Finckney Holmes
Frank F. Ramey
J. William Funck
Calvin M. Gubeyl
Etta Maddox
Sarah, Swartz
Rena Swartz
Edna’ Saks
Ellen la Motte
James Grattan Mythen
Crafts
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Washington DC Area
A crowded death notices page lists numerous obituaries and funeral services for February 25 1913 across Washington DC addresses. Entries include John G. W. Bartschler son of Christopher M. and Ellen Bartschler with service at A. G. Frey’s, Virginia Brewster, Catherine K Butler, and Edward A Guy among others, with interments at Congressional Cemetery and Glenwood Cemetery, plus multiple funeral times and residence details for local families.
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Virginia
William Brewster Vueral
Wegaday
Catherine K Butler
Heath Street
Webra
Mom
Rachier Unrbo Ruddenly
New York City
Buf ¢ Vrbo
Prontes Wares Net
Cattierton Oa
Lausdon
Jmriemtati
Sarah S Gatterton
Crank Giedt Sosans
Neetha Speri
Hapel Atahuweed
Frank Geiers Sons
Seventh Street
Glenwood Cemeters
Wopum
Netherlands
Mary
W. LL. Cronist
Piuneral
Speare
Ila
Miurdeer Watts. Noy
Anprew Sr
Anna Moteriesbauer
Dag
Waloraina
Portsmouth
Rebecca Henning
SW. Richards
John Philip
Clarence B. Wiegimann
Eleventh Street
Thomy
Clinton Street
James
George Washington
University Hospital
Uobart Jaws
Regents
Chapel of Oak UT
Ipom
Lee
Lee's Papel
Pebruary
EK Street
Dorg
J. F
Fidith “MacKenzie
Homequathie Hospital
Andrew MM
Wright Company
Tenth Street
O Street
Mills
Stephen Horton Mills
Moore
Nnne T
Willam EB. Moore
Helen M. Stevens
Felix T. Moore
Ogden
Utah
Westminster Street
Marie F
James O'Neil
Third Street
St. Josephs Church
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Sam
Vonrad
Catherine Schwab
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Sullivan
P. m
Mises Abbie Sullivan
Regulon NASA
Williams
Louisa Williams
Es G. Winterhalter
Waperal
The Case for Women Voters in City Policy
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw argues that women must vote to influence city governance. She insists mothers bear responsibility for health and morals but lack power to improve housing, food, plumbing, fire safety, and street conditions without suffrage. She cites antisuffrage opponents and calls for equal voting rights to achieve broader social welfare.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Suffragists plan big reception for Pilgrim Army here Friday
Suffrage leaders prepare for a Friday arrival as General Rosatle Jones leads the Pilgrim Army from Laurel to Hyattsville and into Washington. Hundreds of suffragists greet them at Fifteenth Street, escort to headquarters, and a noon street meeting follows. Featured speakers include Miss Elizabeth Freeman and Mrs Raymond Brown, with extensive city meetings planned.
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Washington
Genevieve Wimsatt
Petticoat Cavalry
Jones
Kyattsvile
Falrimont Seminary
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
Fifteenth
Pilgrims
Ida Krafts
Elizabeth Freeman
Margaret Foley
Raymond Brown
Glendower Evans
Boston
State
Owen Kildare
Jessie Lane
Riverdale
Edith Marsden
Welen Jamison
Thirteenth Street
EB. Dana Durand
Woodley Place
William Kent
Representative Kent
California
L Street
Woodward Clark
Randie Heights
Pankhurst Granted Bail In Epsom Court
Mrs Emm e Pankhurst, suffragette leader, appeared in Epsom court on charges of inciting others to place explosive substances to damage Chancellor Wood George's home. She was released on bail of 2800 with conditions to refrain from incitement and attending public meetings during the case. Proceedings resume tomorrow.
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Epsom
England
Emmeene Pankhurst
Wood George
Wilton Heath
Mrs. Pankhurst
Vassar Suffs Abandon Marchers To Washington Parade
Vassar College will not send a delegation to Washington for the suffrage parade on March 3. Despite interest from women suffrage enthusiasts, President James M. Taylor opposed the plan, leading the group to abandon the idea and refrain from seeking permission.
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Pougnkeepse
Vassar
Washington
Pr. James M. Taylor
Gas Fumes Cause Four Deaths in Cleveland Family
In Cleveland, Mrs. James Jenkins found Patrick Moran, his wife, and their son Emmett dead from gas asphyxiation in the Moran home. Six-year-old Lawrence and a six‑month‑old baby were alive but in danger, with twin sisters and two others affected. Indications point to a were overcome last night during preparation for bed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
James Jenkins
Patrick Moran
Moran
Emmett
Lawrence
Licensed Weddings Listed In Tangled Transcript
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple license records including Edward Gantt 21 and Marian Dally 18, Bettie L Saunders 22 of Roseland Va, and Bruce Gardner 21 with Alice Jett 31 of Richmond Va. The text also mentions James Musale 28 of New York and Bettie Saunders and other names with unclear affiliations or dates.
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Edward Gantt
Marian Dally
Award D. Stone
James C. Musale
New York
N. Y
Bettie L. Saunders
Roseland
E. Hes Swein
Bruce C. Gardner
Bethel
WN. C
Alice H. Jett
Richmond
James
Montgomery. Mears 'T. Puchs
Bila J. Sale
Caratine Squary
Gres Philip MO Lewis
Lelaly, Shirley
Whilan J.mooks
Antisuffrage claims capital show California figures
In Washington and San Francisco leaders push anti suffrage arguments while reporting only 26 percent of San Francisco women registered and 2 percent voting. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge cites widespread opposition among lawmakers. An anti headquarters register claims over 2,000 names pledging sympathy with anti suffrage, and George Hutchison endorses the cause.
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San Francisco
Arthur M. Dodge
National Association
Buffrage
Dodge
Judiciary
California
Antis
George Jordan
Anti
Priging Amises
George Hutchison
Hutchison
Roosevelt backs fusion plan against Tammany Hall
Theodore Roosevelt releases a letter endorsing a nonpartisan, fusion ticket for New York municipal elections to oppose Tammany Hall. He rejects any deal to divide spoils and supports a platform of progressive, independent candidates. The letter, sent to Hudson Progressive Club, urges reform and local applicability.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Hudson Progressive Club
Jury Acquits J. B. Sneed in Amarillo Murder Case
Vernon Texas reports John Beal Sneed cleared of the murder of Al Boyce Jr in Amarillo last September. The wealthy rancher said he acted to protect his wife after Boyce eloped with her. This marked a second Boyce family killing tied to the elopement. Capt Albert Boyce Jr had been killed previously in Fort Worth.
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Boyce
Sneed
Albert Boyce, Jr
Fort Worth
Capt. Boyce
Thaws competency in question as witnesses rise
Albany Feb 5. The inquiry into charges against former secretary William F Clark probes Thaws competency to testify. Clark accuses Col Joseph F Scott of conspiring to release Thaw while Scott demands a full probe. Supt Russell of Matteawan Hospital claims a lawyer offered 20000 dollars to aid Thaws release.
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Albany
Harry K. Thaw
Sulzer
Committee of Inquiry
William F. Clark
Clark
Thaw
Joseph F. Scott
Russell
Matteawan Hospital
John N. Anhut
New York
Anhut
Matteawan
John H. Delaney
Shaw
Col. Scott
Senate Bill Allocates Funds for Capitol Grounds and Women’s Hospital
The Senate late yesterday reported a sundry civil bill designating the State Department site on government land between B Street North and Fourteenth Street North West. It provides 38,972 to enlarge Capitol grounds, 100,000 for a hospital for women replacing Columbia Hospital, and salary increases for several officials. The measure also authorizes funds to adjust the zoo park boundary and raises Meridian Hill park improvements from 2,500 to 35,000.
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Senate
State Department
B Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
National Museum
Capitol
Columbia Hospital
Zoo Park
Meridiam Hill Park
The
Interstate Com
Pension Office Funding Allocation Amended in Senate Bill
An amendment increased funds for pensions and offices with adjustments to salaries for the Commission, fisheries, and public printer. The pension office received 18 000 for repairs and 21 500 for new fire protection appliances as part of the bill’s total 133 887 852 appropriation.
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Merce Commission
Commissioner of Fisheries
Bryan Tightens Deadlock in Illinois Senate Crisis
A Feb telegram from William J Bryan to Gov Dunne urges Illinois Democrats to resign themselves to only a long term seat, arguing against a Sherman Lewis compromise. The message, cited by lawmakers, suggests Republicans and Progressives should not force a short term. In New Hampshire, Henry F. Hetlig almost wins U S Senate, receiving 202 votes to 172 for Pearson with 23 for Britton.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Gov
Dunne
Illinois
Springfield
Col. Bryan
Concord
N. H
Henry FP. Hetlig
United States
Edward W. Pearson
William J. Britton
Rock Blast Kills Many in Gijon Harbor Blast
An urgent message reports numerous deaths in Gijon harbor Asturias as rocks were blasted in the port. The count is feared to reach 60, with Oviedo dispatches confirming the disaster in the principal seaport of Asturias.
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Oviedo
Spain
Gijon
Asturias
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Gen
Day
Pear
Cardinal
W. R. Pumphrey & Son
Fundpral
Embalmera
Rockville
Frank Geier’s Sons
Seventh ST. NW
North Se
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Frank A. Speare
Geo. P. Zurhorst
Hastitat Street
S Zurhorst
EARL R. Siebert _ Marc J. WM. LEE
Pennsylvenia Avenue
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST. NW
Sergeon
CALN
WOME
M. Hindle
Embalme
Wirth
Haw
WM. H. Sardo & CO
ST. NE
Senator Root
Representative Heftin
Pilgrim Army
McGill
Ninth
State, War
Navyuilding
Wisie T1ilt
Mary Beard
Columbia University
Jun
Seventeenth Street
State, War, and
Georgia Avenue
Logan Hotel
Town Circle
N. E. Allender
Wisdom Brown
Elsie Hill
Alice Paul
Helen H. Gardener
Glenna ‘S. Tinnin
Hazel MacKaye
Patricia Street
Elizabeth V. Brown
Pennsylvania Limited Equal Suffrage League
National American Woman Suffrage Association
New York State Sufrage Association
Harriett Mills
Henry Villard
W. B. French
Hante Tarkington Jameson
Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Albert Bev
Harris
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventh and
D Streets
J. H. Small & Sons
15Th and
Hsts
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Shaffer
Foneray
Y Street
Panneth
Life Assurance Society of the
U. S
Canada
France
George C. Jordan
Bond Building
Washington, D. C
A. M. Dodge
Blandy Brothers
Growera
Madeira
Bethie
To-Kalon Go., Inc
St. W. W
Kghone Man Soe
T. R
Tammany
JURY
J. B. Sneed
Bryan
Advicat
Democrats
Hollis
Staty
Sloan
C. M. Downer
Johannesburg, Mich
J. R. Swincer
12Th St
Louisville
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