Women Fight For Federal Suffrage Reported Attacked
Miss Alice Paul announced a fight to defeat Democrats in all districts if the federal suffrage amendment fails this session. The Congressional Union raised funds at a reception in Washington while pledges topped 071 with bids and gifts from notable supporters including Mrs Kent and Mrs Hooker as Miss Paul outlined future strategy and Westward focus for suffrage action.
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Miss Paul
Alice Paul
Congressional Union
William Kent
California
Miss Vernon
Philadlphia
Paul
Mars Kent
Dnes Burleson
Robert M la
Ien Hale
Mary ‘Morgi
John Jay White
Pauls
Henry
Committee On Rites
Lecour
Pagis
Congressional
Commie Oy
Medli McCarmick
McCormick
Congress
Eter
Nevada
Ventana
Dakotas
Denver
Washington
Wilson
Continental Congress Expected Largest on Record
The Daughters of the American Revolution prepare for the twenty third annual continental congress to convene in April with over 1,000 delegates expected. Mrs Story, regent Mrs Miller and the Washington Chapter plan a gala reception and memorial services honor fallen former presidents general. The Hall debt and plans to raise funds are also on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hali Committee
Martha Washington Chapter
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
National Bond of Management of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Cumming Story
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mt .General
Washingtom
Virginia Miller
National Society
Story
Miss Miller
Congress
Cornelia Cole Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Adlai Stevenson
Nots
United Sates
Matthew T. Scott
Continental Hall Committee
Dances of ideas in gauze staged in dark theater
Paris January 11 Mme Valentine de Saint Pont presented the dances of ideas in a cryptic show announced as new brain dancing. De Max chanted a mystic poem while lights, symbols, and perfumes filled a dark theater. Signor d Annunzio is referenced as la figlia del sole as Mme de Saint Pont wore gauze and later golden armor. The performance drew applause as music by Eric Batt earned praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Mme
Toman
M de Max
Amd
Valentine de Saint-Pont
Signor
Gabriele d’Annunzio
M. Eric Batt
Great Trials in 1859 Brown Trial and Execution
A historical recount of John Brown’s 1859 trial at Charlestown and his execution for treason and murder following the Harpers Ferry raid. It notes his defense, insistence on freeing slaves, and the public reaction of the time. Included are mentions of Brown, his companions, and the sequence from raid to scaffold.
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South
John Brown
Old Osawatomie Brown
Canada
Harpers Ferry Va
Brown
Harpers Ferry
Smith
Maryland
Ferry
Potomac Bridge
Ilmoath
Lewis Washington
Pertons
Charlestown
Washington
Brown Py
Virginia
Avia
Sadler
Cook
Coppee
Copeland
Greene
Stevens
Haslitt
Vibrate and marry in New Thought vow at church
P G Mensel and Misa Evalene Smith wed as god and goddess under New Thought doctrine at 36 West Forty third Street New Thought Church. Pauline Langdon and others describe harmonized vibrations, immortality, and a ritual in which a ring stands as badge of servitude and the Bible is history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Mensel
Misa Evalene Smith
Pauling Langdon
Ring
Washington Post
New York
Sky Delta
New Thought Church
West Forty-third Street
P G Menzel
New Thoughtists
New Hought
Cult
Pauline Langdon
Hart
God
Moneur
Mademoiselle
Plans to Wed in Statehouse Fail
A Marion woman, Dorothy Marshall Shively, cousin of Vice President Thomas R. Marshall and sister of Senator Shively, and her fiancé Rennold G Cleveland of New York could not secure a license to wed in the Indianapolis Statehouse. The couple married instead at St Paul’s Church in Marion. Cleveland is 20, daughter of Dr M T Shively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Durham
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Cleveland
M T Shively
Marion
Indianapolis
Gov
Mra Marshall
Fags and Bangies for Milady Cookery Fragment
A fragmentary, period style recipe passage describes whipping black coffee with sugar, draining, mixing with walnuts, and freezing to form a moldable dessert. It includes instructions on garnish ideas and several kitchen measurements and food prep tips.
School system stirs over property inventory issues
Washington school principals and teachers protest a new accounting system that requires listing all school and personal property. Teachers say forms and fourfold request sheets disrupt classwork and may force removal of personal items. Officials defend the plan as a modernization that separates school property from individual items.
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Washington
Lst
Davidson
Franklin
Monument to Boer women inaugurated at Cape Town
Twenty thousand spectators witnessed the unveiling of an obelisk statue near Bloemfontein honoring Boer women and children who died in the South African war. A picturesque ceremony featured wagons led by track horses, released doves, and a Last Post. The 115 foot monument sits between kopjes beside the Cape Town Kimberley line, with copper top and bronze bas reliefs.
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Cape Town
Jan. i
Bloemfontein
Fred Voleys
Kimberley
South Africa
Princess Cantacuzene Helps St Petersburg Bazaar
In St Petersburg a week long fashionable bazaar for charity drew the Dowager Empress and imperial family. Grand Duchess Marie Pawlowna and the young Princess Cantacuzene assisted stalls, Cantacuzene noted as one of the city’s handsomest women and popular in court circles. The princess is the daughter of the late Gen Fr Grant U A and granddaughter of President Grant.
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Grant
Princess Cantacuzene
St. Petersburg
St Petersburg
Empresa Marie
Marie Pawlowna
Cantacuzene
Fr. Grant
U. A
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Baltimore
Iomance Committee
Tne
Kent
Acters Agan
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Hooker
Maryland Equal Government Teagre
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Suasst
Ods
Preston Aims High
James Preston
West
Amore
Harvey W Whey
Joseph Howell
Hancock
W A Cullop
Edward G Seggers
R B Howell
Catherine Drayton
I Griswold
Irs EE Hahn
Sarah Pope Urogan
M A Morr
Stonesbury Ha
Murphy
Anna B Petwirler
Hortense Hersuin
Eleanor Mo Pinkham
Murtha Agg
L. Robert Coates
Susanna Flanagan
Clara Leubkert
Charles Webster Bell
Charles T Owens
Miss Porter
Herdhey
Misa
Ivy Kellerman-Reed
Miss Powell
Miss Jackson
E C Atwood
Fea Plorent
Mo Gallagher
Emily Frea
Jones Wise
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George ‘Lo Prewitt Wiss
Fthel Mosmith
Vos
K T Holbrook
Cora Smith
W J Dawada
Uuden
Daniel Byrne
Daaper
T E Barns
Hall Miss Farnum
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Ellen Day Hale
Braethe
Louisa Wallis Puffer
George Talbot Odell
Lutton
Charlotte Johnston
Daniel Yau
Lemuel Hitchcock
Drang
Churchill Cook
George Ames
M P Gamson
Lamaon Rigs
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Antoinette Funk
Mire
Robert Coates
Porter
J. A Breckens
Mildred M. Koonce
Vistelie
Wittoughby Jones
Manythers
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Lord
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Manyenrollind
ALR
Continental Congress
London
House of Rothschild
Baron Meyer de Rothechild
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Marshall
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Columbia Graphophone CO
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Palais Royal
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Berkeley
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John CG. Rau
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Harris Dickson
Saturday Evening Post
Chauncey Olcott
Columbia Theater
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Droop's
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Belasco
Madame
Dorothy
Marian Donnelly
Rosa
Angel Guimera
Lou-Tel
Barah Berthamt
Acadexy
Thomas E. Shea
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Kentucky
B. F. Keith
Oera
Neptune’s Garden
Charles Dillngham
Tri-Star Alliance
Montgomery & Stone
Elsie Janis
Lady OF the Slipper
Joseph
Hig
Poppler Pell
Dave Marion
Snuffy the
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