Eliot Advises New York Pupils at Horace Mann School
Harvard's retiring president Charles W. Eliot spoke to about 1600 students from kindergarten to high school at the Horace Mann School urging hard work. He warned against a prevalent outside view of doing as little as possible to burden unemployed brothers.
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New York
Charles W. Filiot
Harvard
Horace Mann
Eliot
Finest labor joke found in state arbitration office
The workers compensation act passed last year is praised as the only effective measure from the recess labor committee. The act lets employers submit a plant specific compensation plan to the board for approval and allows employees to accept it in lieu of legal remedies. Critics note no schemes have emerged and suggest empowering employees to propose plans with employer input or board hearings to encourage more such submissions.
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State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Recess
Committee On Labor
Boston Architects Elect AIA Leaders At Annual Session
Gilbert Cass of New York City was elected president at the American Institute of Architects final session in Washington. R. C. Cram of Boston and Irving K. Pond of Chicago were named vice presidents, with J. Harleston Parker of Boston named among the fellows.
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Washington
Gilbert Cass
New York City
R. C. Cram
Boston
Irving K. Pond
Chicago
American Institute of Architects
Institute
J. Harleston Parker
Court grants quick divorce and marriage in five minutes
Bedford Indiana December 17 Mrs Delle Covey was granted a divorce from Perry Covey in the Lawrence Circuit Court and then wed Homer Hiltenburg by Judge J B Wilson. Both incidents took just five minutes in court.
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Bedford
Ind
Delle Covey
Lawrence
Perry Covey
Homer Hiltenburg
J. B. Wilson
St John’s to Stand Empty Plans for Trinity Vestrymen Move
In New York on December 17 Right Rev David H Greer the Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York voiced support for Trinity vestry plans to discontinue services in St Johns Chapel Warneck street arguing it expands church work without demolishing the landmark He said public opinion was too hasty in assuming abandonment implies total premises overhaul He added there is no plan to remove the chapel building and no such proposal has been considered by Trinity authorities Signatories to the protest included President Roosevelt Mayor McClellan J Pierpont Morgan Levi P Morton Joseph H Choate D O Mills Anson Phelps Stokes Hu Hu Root Seth Low and twenty other leaders.
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New York
David H. Greer
Trinity
St. John's Chapel
Warneck Street
St. John’s Chapel
President Roosevelt
Mayor McClellan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Levi P. Morten
Joseph H. Choate
D. O. Mills
Anson Phelps Stokes
Hiihu Root
Seth Low
New Aeroplane Makes Two Successful Flights
Fiammondport New York December 177 The Silver Dart the fourth aeroplane by the Aerial Experiment Association here made two successful flights today with a small crowd watching at the field.
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Fiammondsport
N.Y
Aerial Experiment Association
Deer Killing Duel: Va Lumberman Slays Two in Minute
Winchester dispatch reports George E. K. Orndorff of Winchester Virginia a wealthy lumber dealer hunting deer in Hampshire county near Capcon Bridge West Virginia killed two deer within one minute after spotting three fine deer in the woods. He shot one buck and one deer with each barrel of his shotgun.
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Winchester
Hampshire County
W. Va
Capcon Bridge
George EK. Orndorff
Orndorff
Southern wife seeks separation from New England husband
Mrs. Helen O Rogers of Hasbrouck Heights files suit in Jersey City Court of Chancery for separation after a five year marriage to a Boston born United States Steel statistician. She cites incompatible temperaments and a troubled home life including two young children and his claimed financial independence notice to her debts.
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New York
Helen O. Rogers
United States Steel Corporation
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Kings Bridge
N. Y
Court of Chancery
Jersey City
Mother’s
Boston
Notable New England Deaths and Arrival in Newport
Brief notices report several deaths across Connecticut Massachusetts and Rhode Island on December 17 including Captain James Wells of Poquonock aged 53 a Worcester Hospital inmate George T. Watson and Winchester native S B White The Salem scout cruiser arrived at Newport signaling a naval presence in Rhode Island.
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Conn
James Wells
Poquonock
Zarteford
Albany
N. Y
State Charities Aid Society
Connecticut
Worcester
George T. Watson
Worcester Insane Hospital
Lake Quinsigamond
Winchester
S. B. White
Woburn
Samuel B. White
Woburn Mechanics Phalanx
Gloucester
William H. Rowe
W. H. Rowe
Newport
R. I
Salem
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