Page Charges Evans Report False. Public Hearings Ended
Mrs. Page challenged the Evans report on Lyman School, accusing it of falsehoods as she urged abolition of corporal punishment and removal of the trustees. The crowded public hearings at the State House ended amid disorder after complaints of unfairness and demands for board discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Johnny Newman
Cambridge
Lyman School
Christina Page
Back Bay
Page
Equal Suffrage Association
Carrie Barr
Lyman School Board of Trustees
Ham
Witness testimony on state care of wards at Shirley and Lancaster
James E Fee, State Board of Charity official, described punishments at Shirley boys school and Lancaster girls school. He noted rubber hoses and 10 blows monthly average, no corporal punishment for girls beyond confinement and hard tasks. He urged state supervision of all privately cared children and questioned authority over Lyman School transfers. The hearing saw emotional interruption from Mrs Steinauer and others urging accountability and removal of the Lyman School trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinauer
James E. Fee
State Board of Charity
Lyman School
Massachusetts
Dana Malone
Shirley
Fee
Lancaster
Eva Smith
Quincy
Mr. Fee
State Board of Charity Exerecises
Lyman School Board of
Anna Steinauer
Asinder
Magrath Believes John Newman Died By His Own Hand
Medical examiner George Burgess Magrath stated after autopsy that John Newman, a late inmate of the Lyman School, died by hanging with no evidence of homicidal action. He noted bruises were superficial or unrelated to the hanging and suggested tongue marks could result from burial preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magrath
John Newman
Lyman School
George Burgess Magrath
Cavalieri to Sing in Hue Only
Madame Jes sie Baskerville, coach at the Metropolitan Opera House, arrived in New York aboard the Oceanic to supervise a window change over her Hudson view apartment. She plans to return promptly once carpenters and masons finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jessie Baskerville
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Paris
Hudson River
Mme Baskerville cites wedding tale and opera plans
Mme Baskerville says she enjoyed Sheriff Robert Chanler and Lina Cavalier's wedding with only official witnesses and family present. She notes plans for Mary Garden and Emma Eames in New York, Beecham’s Electra in English may reach Manhattan Opera House, and Oscar Hammerstein’s limited Paris talks amid contract constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Baskerville
Robert Chanler
Lina Cavalier
Boston
New York
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Emma Eames
Oscar Hammerstein
Paris
Mme. Paskerville
Beecham Orchestra
Great Britain
Manhattan Opera House
Parish
Oscar
The
Metropolitan
Woman Bests Poor Burglar in Bayonne Home
Mrs. Rose Schneiderman was at home at No. 71 West Twenty sixth Street Bayonne New Jersey when a burglar entered through a rear window. She fought back beating and kicking him as he fled leaping ten feet to the ground. The thief escaped dropping his coat with papers and cigarettes. no identification found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Twentysixth Street
Bayonne
N. J
Rose Schneiderman
Five royal envoys to announce King George V accession
July 6 report from London states five special missions will depart England to inform foreign nations of King George V accession. Envoys include Earl Rosebery Hart Roberts the Earl of Granard and the Marquis of Northampton. No mission will go to the United States or France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
George V
Earl Rosebery
Hart Roberts
Hearl of Granard
Marquis of Northampton
United States
France
Driver Thomas Kincade Dies in Speedway Crash
Indianaplis July 6 Thomas Kincade a noted automobile driver was killed at the Indianapolis motor speedway during trial practice when his National car left the track and crushed beneath the embankment. He had worked for National Motor Vehicle Co and lately raced exclusively. His last public appearance was July 4 in a 200 mile Cobé trophy race with partner Johnny Aitken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Kincade
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Kincade
National Motor Vehicle Company
Atlanta
Johnny Aitken
Fire Extinguisher Blast Seriously Injures Salem Official
Salem July 6 George W. Mansfield superintendent of the Salem Gas Company was badly hurt when a hand fire extinguisher exploded at the works as he tried to put out a small fire. The blast mangled one side of his face and other injuries. He was taken to Salem Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
George W. Mansfield
Salem Gas Company
Mansfield
Salem Hospital
Curtiss Flies Over Water In Atlantic City
Glenn H. Curtiss made a sea flight off Atlantic City lasting 12 minutes and 13 seconds after a 5 30 departure. He said flying over the ocean is more certain than over land due to fewer sudden air currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Death of Veteran Prison Official Michael C. OConnell
Michael C. OConnell a 28 year veteran prison officer in Somerville died at home after months of illness. Born in Ireland he once was a noted church singer in Boston and was placed on the prison pension list four years ago. He is survived by a widow and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael C. O'Connell
State
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Mr. O'Connell
Boston
Ireland
Vacation Schools Open in Cambridge for Six Weeks
Vacation schools in Cambridge opened for the summer period of six weeks yesterday. Attendance at the six schools Rindge Manual Training English High Putnam Roberts Shepard and Webster was very large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Rindge Manual Training
English High
Putnam, Roberts, Shepard and
Webster
Millionaire tramp arrested at Philadelphia meeting
Philadelphia July 6 J Eads Howe the millionaire tramp of St Louis was arrested and locked up by police tonight after attempting to open a meeting for the unemployed in Franklin square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Eads Howe
St. Louis
Franklin Square
Boston Swelters as Four Prostrations Reported in Heat
Four residents and a child were prostrated by heat in Boston and Cambridge as temperatures rose to 84 degrees. James Lyons 50 of 109 Conant Street and Mary O Connor were treated at City Hospital and Cambridge Relief respectively. John Tobin 37 of 7 Hunneman Street Roxbury Daniel Hurley 377 Shawmut Avenue and Peter Burke 3 of 40 Tudor Street were also affected at various locations with hospital care. Weather forecasters warned cooling would be slow and heat would persist into the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lyons
Conant Street
Columbus Avenue
City Hospital
John S. Tobin
Hunneman Street
Highland Street
Roxbury
Daniel Hurley
Shawmut Avenue
Acton Street
Peter Burke
Tudor Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Cambridge
Weather Shivers Across Coast as Heat Lingers at Night
Eastport Maine and Nantucket stayed cool with 58 and 60 degrees at 8 p m. New York Albany Washington logged 84 while Hartford and Philadelphia reached 86. Phoenix led the nation with 110 degrees as a possible rain drop may arrive Friday. A southwest wind kept Boston warm and unsettled as showers may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Nantucket
New York City
Albany
Washington
New England
Hartford
Conn
Philadelphia
United States
Phoenix
Ariz
Boston
Potsdam Potash Pact Negotiations Prompted by U S Protest
Berlin July 6 The Bundesrat approved Chancellor's plan to negotiate with the United States over potash law. The agreement would recognize American contracts up to 1912 but refuse options extending them to 1917. The chancellor sent the reply to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bundesrath
American State Department
Notable North Shore Wedding A Braden Sargent Rotan Union
In Gloucester on July 6 a prominent wedding connected Bryn Mawr graduate Frances Rotan of Waco Texas and Harvard graduate Winthrop Sargent Jr. at the bride's Bass Rocks summer home. Over 2000 invitations were issued for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
North Shore
Frances Rotan
Bryn Mawr
Waco
Tex
Edward Rotan
Winthrop Sargent, Jr
Harvard
Winthrop Sargent
Haverford
Penn
Bass Rocks
Bride's Hickory Shores Wedding Attends Family Ties
The ceremony featured a matron of honor Mrs. Thorndike Howe of Lawrence and six bridesmaids led by Miss Katherine Rotan. Worcester Sargent served as best man with ushers including the groom’s brothers and Philadelphia friends. Pink decor and orchids framed the event as the couple planned to reside in Artmore Pennsylvania after a Bass Rocks social life romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndike Howe
Lawrence
Katherine Rotan
Marion Bigelow
Brooklyn
Worcester Sargent
Katherine Souther
Henry Souther
Hartford
Bass Rocks
Annie Pugh
Charles E. Pugh
Philadelphia
Katherine Farwell
Chicago
Dorothy Robbins
Roches- Teton
Itzwilliam and
Gorham Sargent
Lawrence and
James Carey Thomas
Cecil Drinker
Hugh Fraser
Ottawa
Canada
William Kurtz
Ned Lycett
Parry Vauélain
Rotans
Bryn Mawr Colege
Rosalind Romeyn
Hildegarde Hardenburg
Anabel Ashley
New York
Margaret James
Cambridge
Charlotte Simmons
Izette Tabor
Elizabeth Tenny
Artmore
Penn
Press Golfers in Title Play at Allston Club
The Press golf tournament at Allston Golf Club drew 10 plus contestants with championship aims. J F O Connell of the Boston Herald beat N M Barry by default then beat D H Vincent to win by 1 up. Van Amringe of the Transcript beat C E O Connell 2 up 1 to play. Underwood beat Fowler 5 3. Second round results follow: Van Amringe defeated O Connell 2 and 1. Underwood defeated Fowler 6 3. O Connell defeated Vincent 1 up. Wharton won by default. Swan defeated McMillan 7 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston Golf Club
J. F. O'Connell
Boston Herald
N. M. Barry
The
Globe
D. H. Vincent
R. C. van Amringe
Transcript
Herald
A. H. Vincent
A. B. Wharton
W. A. Swan
Associated Press
R. E. McMillan
New Haven Railroad Grants 6 Percent Wage Increase
New Haven, July 6. The New Haven road announced a voluntary raise for non union employees affecting 6000 workers and boosting payroll by 600000 dollars annually. The 6 percent rise is the system’s first initiative of this kind and exceeds the earlier wage agreement with Brotherhoods signed two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Road
Revere Chief of Police Ousted
William A. McNeill, three years chief of the Revere police, was removed by a majority vote of the Board of Selectmen in executive session. No charges were filed. he surrendered his keys to Lieutenant Chainey and will be replaced pending appointment. Four of five selectmen voted. Ernest Acker abstained. The board cited lack of energy and notable dissatisfaction as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. McNeill
Revere
Chainey
Ernest Acker
McNeill
Frank Barry
Philip Myer, Jr
William Daly
Roscoe Walsworth
Roosevelt Confers With Teddy At Sagamore Hill
Senator Beveridge and Indiana Representative Hamilton Fish will join Theodore Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill for a significant conference with insurgent movement affiliates. Colonel Roosevelt returned to Oyster Bay and will host guests including Dudley Foulke and John Burroughs as Governor Hughes plans a Tuesday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Beveridge
Indiana
Hamilton Fish
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kermit
New York
William Barnes, Jr
Albany County Republican Organization
James W. Wadsworth
Jnr
New York State Assembly
Hughes
Dudley Foulke
John Burroughs
Tlughes
Burglar Tells Why Safestays Burglars Beat City
Paterson N J July 6 William T Allen a Paterson manufacturer found his shop broken into this morning A burglar left a note claiming three safes cracked in the town and that without the watchman he would have carried the safe away He said the thief got 7 dollars and praised easy marks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson, N
William T. Allen
Paterson
New York
Many register at Harvard Summer School opening briskly
Registration for the Harvard Summer School started briskly yesterday with four fifths of those registered attending. The National Education Association programs open on Saturday in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hary
Yester Bridge
National Education Ass
Cam
Nervous disorders relief urged for acids phosphate use
Advertisements promote Horsford's Acid Phosphate to treat nervous headache exhaustion and insomnia claiming calming effect and renewed energy. The copy urges readers to use the remedy for nervous disorders and sleep issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford’s
Free-Double Legal Stamps Offer at Wolf's Clothier
Free-Double Legal Stamps will be given with every purchase each morning until 12 o clock noon at Wolf s My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon single stamps are offered. Far Free 2 50 in merchandise or 2 00 in cash will be given free for filled Legal Stamp books at Wolf s My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf’s “My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf’s
My Clothier
Portland
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Frank W. Page
Jim Phelan
Cupid
Saw Cavalieri
Mary O’connor
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Eastport Shivers
Marceau
Teddy
Insurgent Leaders
Safestays
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