Women Alimony Grafter Critique by Mrs Mulliner
New York July 28. Mrs Gabrielle Stewart Mulliner a noted woman lawyer denounces alimony as graft in divorce cases. She criticizes suffrage advocates and calls for ending alimony arguing wives should sever financial ties with husbands after divorce and share no further support.
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New York
Gabrielle Stewart Mulliner
Judiciary Committee of the Senate
Washington
Mulliner
No. 320
Fifth Avenue
Strike ruling expected today in engravers case
Judge Richardson said he would rule today on Folsom and Sunergren photo-engravers’ bid to block union officers and members from interfering with their business. He pressed counsel on distinctions from prior cases and noted testimony from Chicago organizer Lewis Kohlmetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Folsom & Sunergren
Photo-Engravers’ Union No. 3
Daniel V. McIsaac
Supreme Judicial Court
L. D. Willeut and Sons Company
Jeremiah J. Driscoll
Bricklayers’ Benevolent and Protective Union No. 3
Stonemasons’ Benevolent and Protective Union No. 9
Willeut
Noble
Lewis
Kohlmetz
Chicago
Prohibit Yorkshire Cattle Importation
Washington July 28. Owing to the discovery of foot and mouth disease among cattle in Yorkshire England the importation of cattle from that country into the United States has been prohibited until the extent of the disease can be made clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yorkshire
England
United States
Mayor pressures for more Boston police officers
Mayor Fitzgerald urged Police Commissioner O Meara to specify how many additional officers are needed to ensure adequate protection for Boston lives and property. He said he will support funding if the need is communicated by Monday and will push for a special City Council meeting and appropriation to expand the force. The mayor emphasized O Meara must request the personnel, saying the responsibility rests with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
O'Meara
Boston
O’meara
Public Hearing On Tree Planting Scheme On Beacon Street
The Street Commission will hold a public hearing next Tuesday on a plan by Back Bay residents to plant trees along Beacon Street from Arlington Street to Massachusetts Avenue.
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The
Street Commission
Back Bay
Beacon Street
Arlington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Laura Jean Libbey Seeks Stage Debut With Love Monologue
New York July 28 Laura Jean Libbey famed author of 70 novels and 80 plays announces she will perform at the American Music Hall on Monday under William Morris Inc. She will recite two original poems and present a love monologue. If successful she may lead in a playlet written by herself and perhaps embark on a four act touring production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Qlaura Jean Libbey
American Music Hall
William Morris, Inc
Laura Jean Libbey
van Mater Stil
Parade to Highlight Catholic Total Abstinence Union Convention
The 40th annual C T A U America convention in Boston will feature a large parade on August 10. Delegates will tour Foxboro State Hospital on August 12, with reception plans and an excursion noted as key week features.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of
Boston
C. T. A. Union of America
Maurice J. O’connor
D. D
Edwin Mulready
State Hospital
Foxboro
Charles A. O'Brien
Boston Union
Two Husbands in Duel to Death in Arkansas
In Little Rock, B. V. Barger of Memphis shot by C. M. Gagnon who was then killed by Barger. Mrs. Gagnon says Barger fired as he tried to crawl through a window. The 20 year feud culminates as Mrs Gagnon had divorced both men and remarried Barger, who is her half brother.
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Eczema
H. E. Householder
Wilhelm St
Baltimore
Potter Drug & Chem. Corn
Boston
Little Rock
Ark
B. V. Barger
Memphis
Tenn
C. M. Gagnon
Barger
Gaynon
Gagnon
Heinze Seeks Modifications in Boston Suits
F Augustus Heinze, copper magnate, must appear as a witness in suits against A D F Adams and numerous Boston brokers and lenders before September 1. Judge Braley may modify the current injunction restraining disposal of certain securities Heinze contends Adams had no right to dispose of, with hearings active since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Augustus Heinze
Copper Fame
A. D. F. Adams
Boston
Braley
Heinze
Adams
Mrs Sage Sees Man Birds Fly at Hempstead Plains
Mrs Russell Sage witnessed an aero plane flight this evening as Clifford B Harmon Captain Thomas Baldwin and George Russell along with spectator William K Vanderbilt Jr watched machines hover over Hempstead Plains L I They observed the display from New York on July 28 with notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell Sage
Clifford B. Harmon
Thomas Baldwin
George Russell
Hempstead Plains
L. I
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Woman risks life to save horse in hotel barn fire
In Andover Maine on July 28 a fire of mysterious origin destroyed the barn adjoining Hotel Twitchell. Loss estimated at 10 000 dollars, partly insured. Mrs W Z Twitchell, wife of the owner, entered the burning barn to rescue a favorite horse.
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Andover
Showers and Fans For Cow at Missouri University
Missouri Chief Josephine, the prize cow of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, was cooled with a water shower and fans when barn power failed. The cow stood under a shower for about ninety minutes to maintain temperature and steady milk production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Missouri
Josephine
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
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Washington ST
Brooklyn
J. V. Moylan
William J. Larkin
Nanticoke
Penn
Worcester
Mass
Total Abstinence Union of America
Field C. T. A. Union
Mrs. Sage
Carter
Gad
Horlick
Powde
United Wireless Company
Washington and Essex Sts
Merchants’ S. & H
Aber
Flcor
Gloucester
Asa
Oxford
Hame
Anami
J Henry Siegel Co
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