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... SUFFRAGETTE'S FATHER FINED. Dr. Robert Wherry, of Whitstone Head, Cornwall. was fined A5O and ordered to pay cans by a King's Bench Divisional Court for contempt of court. Ills daughter, Miss Olive Wherry, known as Joyce Locke, was sentenced for setting ...
... SUFFRAGETTES' PETITMN TO THE KING. The railway stations at Sanaderton (Bucks). on the Great Western and Great Central Joint Railway. and Crozley Green, on the London and North-Western Railway, were destroyed by fire early on Monday morning. end Suffragettes ...
... A Suffragette Novelty. A new nhase of mii!aicy ws revealed in Hvdé Park, London, oa Suaday. A suffragetie boal nrocess'on had boen advert'sed, and dur'nz the morning a considirzble number of women, wearing the colours of the Womea’s Social and Polit'cal ...
... Suffragette in Male Attire. One of the released prisoners under the % Cat and Mouse” Act, Miss Annie Bell, effected an ingenious disguise to evade the vigilance of the police, but her efforts proved unsuccessful, for a police officer recognised her, despite ...
... SUFFRAGETTE'S MALE DISGUISE. A policeman in the neighbourhood of King's Cross saw a man dressed in a Norfolk snit and wearing a straw hat entering t. Pancras railway station on Saturday. and POOn nixed him an Miss Ansi. Dell, a Sulfragetts released ...
... SUFFRAGETTES SENT TO PRISON. Twenty-oos suffragists who cams up at Bow-street on Friday to answer charges of window smashing at the Government offices and Ministers' residences during the previous night and early Thursday morning were dealt with as follows: ...
... First Suffragette Martyr. Miss Emily Widing Davison, the suffragctie who rushed at the King’'s horse during the race for the Derby, died in hospital in Epsom at 450 on Sunday afterncon. i . 2 A number of visilors called at the hoseitzl on Saturday, including ...
... SUFFRAGETTE UPROAR AT CATHEDRAL SERVICE. Disorderly scenes by militant Suffragettes in St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday culminated in a free fight between the women and the vergers who tried to eject them. Before the morning service began two women on the ...
... Boathouse Burned Down by the Suffragettes. The fine boathouse on the Trent, used as the headquarters of the Nottingham Boat Club, was destroyed by fire early on Monday morning. The damage,which amounted to nearly £2,000, is covered by insurance. A number ...
... Suffragettes Try to Hypnotise Jury Chicago, Tuesday. An extraordinary attempt to inflaence a jufy by means of mental telepatby is now being made in this city by the Suffragist ' Scolety. An Italisn named Albert Petros is being tried for the alleged murder ...
... SCENES OUTSIDE-POLICE AND SUFFRAGETTES. The National Convention in Dublin on Tuesday unanimously passed a rose. lotion, moved by Mr John Redmond, M.P., and seconded by the Lord Mayor of Cork, accepting the Home Rule Bill as an honest and generous attempt ...
... l'he Home Secretary and Suffragettes. In the House of Commons on Tuesday night, l The Home Secretary replying to a criticism of the Home Office in dealing | with the suffragettes arrested in com-I nection with recent outrages, said he did not deny the ...