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... AMERICAN SUFFRAGETTES Invade the Capital with Voluminous Petitioo. A Reuter’s cable from Washington yesterday says—There was a suffragist parade the Capitol irt tomubiles.carrv;n bundles petitions, stated to bear about four hundred thousand signatures ...
... SUFFRAGETTES SENTENCED. Another large batch of suffragists was dealt with at Bow Street, London, yesterday. The sentences for obstructing the police, breaking windows, &c., ranged from 5s or five days and damages to £2 or fourteen days in the second division ...
... The Suffragette Prisoner*. Replying to Mr. Mr. M'KENNA writes—The number of suffragist prisoner* convicted of window breaking and received in prison the months of March and April was 203. Of these 132 served their full terms, with such remission (if any) ...
... Ihe Suffragettes. Suffragettes who attempted to hold meetings in Hyde Park and otiier parts London and at Brighton were mobbed huge crowds, and was with great dithciuty that foot and mounted police succeeded in icscuin ...
... SUFFRAGETTES HOAXED. EXTRAORDINARY SCENES IN KINGS WAY, HUNDREDS OF TRADESMEN VICTIMISED. Tiie militant euffragieta* headquarters London were yesterday the object of elaborately-planned hoax, in which hundreds of tradesmen were involved. The humorist ...
... SUFFRAGETTE RELEASED. Nurse Huntingdon, a suffragette, who was sentenced Bow Street on Wednesday in connection with the previous night’s disturbances, wa.s released from liolloway Gaol late on Thursday night, her line having been paid someone unknown ...
... SUFFRAGETTE SENTENCED. At Westminster yesterday Norah Kathleen Lackey (22), student and suffragist, lined or three months’ imprisonment for wilfully breaking tbo glass fire alarm post Knightfibridge Green and giving a false alarm, of tire. ...
... SUFFRAGETTE AMAZONS. To Imprison Ministers. ...
... Suffragettes and the Cessna. _ At the meeting of the Irish Witmens Franchise LeagllC, on ferenre wierie cen,ois evasion Movement, and pc.sible steps which might tle 'taken to . avoul fi:ling tho papers n ithont incurring penalties tnentionetl. (hie latly ...
... Suffragette Battle. Mrs. Panlrhurst and Mies Kenney both spoke meeting the London Pavilion yesterday. At conclusion Miss Kenney was arrested after a serious fight between detectives and women. Mrs. Punkliuist got away unnoticed during the melee. liftonville ...
... SUFFRAGETTES JAIL'. Mr. HART DAVIES asked the Home Secretary whether he was yet in position to reconsider his decision not to suggest to the magistrate that the ladies recently arrested and sentenced to imprisonment in the second division should be t ...
... The Anti-Suffragettes. A meeting of the Women’s National Anti-Suffrage League was held iu Birmingham last night, and was addressed by Mrs. Humphrey Ward Mr. Austen Chamberlain and Mr. Evelyn Cecil wrote that they were opposed to the extension of the suffrage ...