Let Women Propose Suffrage Favored Says Finnish Scientist
Finnish scholar Dr Jackola argues women deserve the right to propose and to vote on laws, predicting happier lives but warning equal pay and continued domestic expectations. He cites Finland’s female influence in public life, infant mortality, and political representation while noting New York’s large pool of unmarried women and bachelors.
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Mars
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Fire horror blamed as inquiry tightens on owner
The victim girls tale haunts investigators while a distraught widow and prosecutors seek criminal liability. Fire Commissioner Waldo faults escape provisions in the building noting locked doors and narrow exits. Owner J J Asch of South Norwalk Conn asserts the structure met building department rules.
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South Norwalk Conn
Patronage Slate Held Up in Indiana Compromise Talks
A factional dispute stalls patronage plans for Indiana federal posts. Bev eridge met with the White House as efforts to appoint a U S marshal and an Indianapolis internal revenue collector stall. Names discussed include Robert J Tracewell and Edwin M Lee with Merrill Moores as a bargaining option to avert broader political fallout.
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Boston Woman Leaves $1000 For Cat Comforts
Julia K. Barber of Boston leaves 1060 dollars for her cat to live in luxury. The will specifies 125 dollars annually for eight years with care by trained staff. Mrs Barber, a longtime animal advocate, funded monarch-like comforts for her pet after her death.
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School Expels Hypnotist From Pennington Seminary
Harold Heath of Kimneston Jumaka was expelled from Pennington Seminary for hypnotizing George Pratt. Heath had studied hypnotism for months and Pratt, easily influenced, believed he had appendicitis. Fellow students intervened to free Pratt from his stupor, and Isank Wchamel, president of the seminary, was informed and expelled Heath.
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Pennington Seminary
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Neath
Isank Wchamel
House caucus set to choose Democratic chairmanships
The article outlines the Democratic caucus next Saturday to decide committee leadership, with Ways and Means nearing completion of its slate under seniority, while chairmanships remain provisional and subject to caucus change. It notes Cannon’s possible move to minority leader and potential battles with Mann or Weeks as contenders.
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Bomb throwing feared amid Ferrer execution debate
Madrid reports a tense mood before Parliament debates the execution of Prof Ferrer. Anonymous anarchist threats allege violence if the government pursues the death penalty. Police guard prominent backers as several noted anarchists vanish.
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Post Contest for Trip to Europe Gains Sudden Momentum
Scores visited The Washington Post editor seeking details of the Europe trip contest. Subscriptions and votes surged as contenders rush in, with London plans and the Strand’s sights highlighted as part of the prize appeal. Balloting continues with final rounds pending.
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Kisses and kills her 1 murder of five at age 23
A sensational report from St Petersburg depicts Alexander Kouzoff a 22 year old criminal leader and ex maximalist who killed his wife with a razor in prison after she visited him with a bundle containing the weapon He had already masterminded multiple murders while a youth and acted as a police informant and spy during his imprisonment The account traces his early criminal career arson robbery and assassinations and notes a life sentence for convict labor after the final murder.
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German suffragists challenge Fraulein term in protest
Berlin March 26. German emancipated women protest the old custom of calling unmarried women fraulein. Suffragists declare it immoral to divide women into fraus and frauleins. They insist that any woman of full age is as much entitled to be called Fran as any man is to be titled. They call for abandonment of the silIy anachronism.
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Convict Turned Chief of Police Ends in Prison
The Newark World recounts the life of Thomas Edgar Stripling, a Georgia convict who escaped, adopted new identities, and rose to Danville Virginia's police chief Morris. His career collapses after a Georgia murder conviction is found, ending with removal and return to prison.
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Thousands View Dead and Burned After Pier Fire Tragedy
Fire disaster leaves many dead including two sisters identified by their sobbing brother and a man recognizing his kin among pine coffins. A cutter confirms his fiancée by engagement ring and purse. hospital wards are improvised as hysterical crowds and nurses aid the dying and evacuated.
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