... PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE SUFFRAGETTES. ' Lady Cook, widow of Sir Francis Cook, of London and Richmond, and formerly Miss Claflin, of New York, is endeavouring to ‘interest President Roosevelt in the woman suffrage movement, says the “ I'ribune ’’ ...

... A Lovable Suffragette. Mrs. Despard, the most famous. of suffragottes, is, as everyone knows, the sister of General French, but-this isby no means her chief claim to distinction. ‘l'hose who least like her present crusade will be compelled to acknowledge ...

... LAW AND SUFFRAGETTES FARCE. Miss Dorothy Evans and Miss Madge Muir, suffragettes, who were liberated after hunger striking while on remand failed to appear at the Belfast Police Court, to-day, and warrants for their arrest were issued. The deati has occurred ...

... SUFFRAGETTE PUT OUT There was a little diversion when the vote was being taken, and once more the ever-present militant suffragette was the cause of the interruption. She muttered about the vote, and refusing to be quiet was bundled out of the gallery ...

... SUFFRAGETTES TO BE ACTI/VE, The militant Suffragettes declare that they are going to bo very active after Parliament opens if the King’s Specch does not promise a Woman’s Franchise Bill. They know quite well that it will contain no announcement of the ...

... FIGHT IN CONGRESS.|'THE SUFFRAGETTES —_— Two Members Pommel Each Other on the Floor of the House. ...

... SUFFRAGETTES MORE SUBDUED. ‘The suffragettes have refired .somewhat to tho background in this campaign. They report that all candidates are in favour of women’s suffrage, “‘ but in varying degrees,” and they have adopted a resolution that it be left to ...

... SUFFRAGETTES’ TRYING TIMES. The Suffragists had another very lively time of it at Chiswick Town Hall last night. The meeting was held (or tried to be held) by the Women’s Social and Political Union. Admission was by ticket, but before the meeting began ...

... ' COMMITTAL OF ““SUFFRAGETTE ” PRINTER. At- Bow-street to-day, Sidney Granville Drew was summoned for printing ang pub}lishing the Sufi'ra,gette ”on January 2nd, thereby endeavouring to persuade the ‘members-of the Women’s Social ang Political TUnion and’ ...

... SUFFRAGETTES’ NEW SCHEME. The newest scheme which the Suffragettes have adopted for promoting the cause of women suffrage, is the establishment of a stall at the Earl’s Court Exhibition. On this stall there will be a great pile of literature oa the women’s ...

... Suffragettes’ Hired Victims, Although we have great sympathy with female suffrage, the methods adopted by the militant section of female suffragists must be sternly suppressed. There are ways of bringing forward grievances without breaking the law, and ...

... MR. THE SUFFRAGETTES AND WHITLEY. . Mrs, Wilson, a 2 local suffragette, a.-‘ fetter. to Mr. Whitley asking hrim to’*“ve 2 deputation, and in the course of hh!mmpiy, Mr. Whitley said “&s I understand that those for whom you speak have declared their ...