Militant suffragists stage intrusion at royal court
Court observers report a dramatic disturbance as a suffragist breached Buckingham Palace during a royal audience. Police and detectives screened guests amid delays and public furor, while the king and queen maintained decorum. Several attendees named include Esther Cleveland, Ralph Page, and Margarita Pennington.
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Guard for Hing's Son Plans to Deter Kidnappers
Militant suffragettes push royal security measures for Prince Henry. King George orders Scotland Yard protection for the 14 year old at Eton with guard rooms and a special tutor. Government weighs action against Women's Social and Political Union fund subscribers amid police watch on activities near Buckingham Palace.
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China’s Sun Yat Sen Portrait Roils The Sunday Post
War correspondent G L Harding frames Dr Sun Yat Sen as inscrutable in a feature titled China’s Arabian Nights President in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. The article promises an in depth look at Sun Yat Sen and his role in China's affairs.
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Dorchester Day Set for Lively Saturday Celebration
The Dorchester Club completed preparations for their annual Dorchester Day. The executive committee promised a lively event with activities from 2 PM to midnight at the Dorchester Club house on Talbot Avenue opposite Franklin Field.
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Dorchester Club Bazaar Promises Family Entertainment
Dorchester Dames led by Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald and Mrs. William B. McKissick host a public bazaar in Dorchester Club quarters with Punch and Judy for children and dancing for adults. Events include a 10 mile Boston cup road race start to finish at the club house, vaudeville, band concerts, fireworks at Franklin Field, and patriotic exercises at Blake House. A Panama hat prize will award Dorchester’s prettiest attendee, judged by ex Mayor Fitzgerald, Sheriff Quinn, and Councilor Jerry Watson.
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Jerry) Watson
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Miss Warren to Wed Today in Concord Unitarian Church
Miss Helen Warren daughter of William R Warren of New York will marry Samuel Hoar son of Mrs Samuel Hoar of Concord at 3 30 PM in the Concord Unitarian Church. Rev Dr De Normandie of Boston will officiate and a reception will follow at Field Head Concord with about 300 invitations.
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Militants threaten editors as suffragists riot in London meeting
At a Women's Social and Political Union gathering in London led by Mrs Mansell militants hissed and insulted editors calling them animals and brutes as "General" Flora Drummond was rearrested near Buckingham Palace. A suffragette threat targeted St Mary's Church at Reading following a recent arson.
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Sears Divorce Case Becomes Church Row In New Thought Circles
New York June 4 Miss Pauline Langdon co respondent in the Sears divorce trial of Julia Sears and Frank Sears faced cross examination marked by outbursts as she described conduct and thoughts of others. Justice Giegerich heard the nonjury case and reserved decision after a brief session and ordered briefs within 10 days.
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Langdon Defends Sears as Supreme New Thought Leader
Miss Langdon portrays Dr. Frank Sears as the world’s greatest man and the exponent of the greatest truth as she asserts the case is a power fight within a New Thought church. She criticizes Mrs. Sears, defends her own role, and describes court attire and alleged treatments on the Oceanic voyage.
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Hair Care Ad Promises Specialist Service in New York
An advertisement offers oil and dry hair solutions guaranteed by a face and hair specialist located at 45 West 4th Street New York. The establishment, established in 1900, markets personalized care by a dedicated expert.
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Hubman Suspected in Henniker Case Split
Eugene Wood, a farm hand held for the Grand Jury on the Peaslee murder, offers a strong alibi and investigators say two more arrests are needed. Detectives and State officers name a man and a woman as persons of interest in the case linked to Charles Manley’s March death. Chief Inspector Hildreth says the Peaslee mystery should be cleared up with questions for the suspect pair.
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Aquitania Sails to New York on Maiden Transatlantic Voyage
The Aquitania, largest liner in Britain's transatlantic fleet, was off Nantucket at 9 30 tonight and is due to dock in New York tomorrow morning on its maiden voyage from Liverpool. At 901 feet, 47000 gross tons, the ship surpasses Mauretania and Lusitania in size and offers luxury accommodations for nearly 2000 passengers.
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Foreman Deering Dies in South Boston
William Deering a city works foreman for ten years died yesterday at his home 258 Gold street South Boston He left four sisters Mrs Mary Quinn Somerville and sisters Helen Katherine and Anna Deering He was noted in the community as a longtime public worker and family man.
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Holm Lea Opens to Public Gardens Enticement in Brookline
Holm Lea the Sargent estate in Brookline will be open to the public tomorrow and Sunday. Gardeners have prepared vibrant rhododendrons azaleas and flowers to surpass prior displays. The estate lies between Chestnut street and Francis Parkman road with several Brookline transit entrances. motor vehicles are not admitted during the exhibit.
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