Row Over Replacing of Statues in Boston
The Art Commission and the Park and Recreation Commission clashed publicly over statue placement. The Art Commission proposes a Charles Street statue gallery in Public Garden and moving existing Commonwealth Avenue statues there. The Park and Recreation Commission opposes this plan.
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Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles Street
Art Commission
Park and Recreation Commission
Commonwealth Avenue Mall
Curley
Park and Recreation Authorities
Sullivan
Park Commission
Robert Burns
Wendell Phillips
Statuary Mall
Phillips
Beacon and
Surns
Boylston and
Charles
Park Department
Edward Everett Hale
Arlington Street
Park and Recreation
Charles Street Public Garden
Simple home remedy for hair growth and scalp relief
An old fashioned recipe using Bay Rum Lavona and Menthol Crystals is touted as stopping hair loss and dandruff. The ad advises buying ingredients from a druggist and applying nightly with a cloth to a clean scalp, promising new hair and soft glossy results.
Willie and Muggsy Return in Next Sunday Post Feature
The Sunday Post teases a new feature on Willie and Muggsy, promising sharper humor and fresher anecdotes. Readers are invited to anticipate a lighter, more witty spotlight with the famed duo.
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Willie
Muggsy
Sunday Post
Brenton Testifies In Brattleboro Case Of Mrs Holman
Brenton now social secretary of the Social Service Commission of the Episcopal Church in New York State testifies that S E Lawton of Brattleboro Asylum said Mrs Holman was medically but not legally insane. About 100 letters from Mrs Holman to her present husband and Brenton were shown. Brenton described letters and the couple's alleged illicit relations and noted he ceased marital relations after a bundle of 56 love letters reached his wife’s mother.
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Brenton
Social Service Commission
Episcopal Church
New York State
S. E. Lawton
Brattleboro Asylum
Hardy
Waterville
Ernest
Holman
Susan B. Curtis
Brenton Holman
Hartford
Brattleboro
Fitzgerald
Schumann-Heink Won’t Wed Again After Court Verdict
Mme Schumann-Heink expresses relief at a courtroom result and says she hopes to return to singing with Wagner on her mind. Judge Sullivan instructs the jury that no evidence supported the plaintiff and calls the wife virtuous. Audience disruption is quelled as congratulatory scenes erupt around the soprano.
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Wagner
Kapp
Catherine Dean
Sullivan
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Schumann-Heink Granted Divorce from William Rapp Jr
Chicago June 9 Mme Schumann-Heink announced she would never marry again and plans to devote her life to singing and her children after a jury in Judge Sullivan's court granted her a divorce from William Rapp Jr. She said she would begin preparations to travel to Beyreuth.
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Chicago
Mme. Schumann-Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Sullivan’s Court
Beyreuth
Tech Boys Night at Pops Celebrates MIT Music Night
Tech students gathered in Symphony Hall for MITs annual Pops celebration. The hall filled to capacity as the group assisted the orchestra with performances both with and without accompaniment. The graduating class appeared to applause, marking the evening as highly successful.
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Tech
Symphony Hall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Denmark Adopts Woman Suffrage in Constitutional Reform
Copenhagen June 9 Danish lower house passes a constitutional amendment by 102 to 6 with six abstentions that grants women the vote and abolishes property qualifications for electors to the upper house.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Sealed verdict in Hofman case reads tomorrow
In Chicago Arthur Hofman former star of the Chicago National League club awaits a court reading of a sealed verdict on his claim for 3000 back pay. The jury returned the sealed verdict tonight and it will be read at the opening of court.
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Chicago
Arthur Hofman
Morse Leads New Steamship Company
Charles W. Morse was elected president of the New York and Buffalo Steamship Company to operate freighters on the new barge canal at a meeting in Albany. Harry F. Morse, son, was chosen secretary treasurer.
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Albany
N. Y
Charles W. Morse
New York and Buffalo Steamship Company
New Barge Canal
Harry F. Morse
Morse
Wedded at Wakefield unites Cartland and Winship
At St Joseph’s Church Wakefield the Rev Father Meheren married Eleanor Hobbs Cartland and Edward Newell Winship. The couple, both Wakefield High School graduates, will reside with Charles Winship at Wakefield Park. Bridesmaid Doris Cartland and best man Walter Winship attended the ceremony.
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St. Joseph's Church
Wakefield
John T. Meheren
Eleanor Hobbs Cartland
Edward Newell Winship
Miss Cartland
W. H. Cartland
Sweetser Street
Charles Winship
Jordan Avenue
Harvard Knitting Mills
Cartland
Sans Souci Club
Mr. Winship
Doris Cartland
Walter Winship
Wakefield Park
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House OF Quality
Muntis Sunday Post
E.B. Horn Co
Washington St
Schumann-Heine
Katherine Dean
New York
Mme. Schumann. Heine
Rapp
Dean
Wincarnis
England
Edward Lassere
U. S
S. S. Pierce. Co
Tech Boys
Hofman
NEW Steamship Company
Winship
St. Joseph's
Edward N. Winship
Chandler’s Corset Store
RSG
Chandler’s
Mrs. Geo. Chandler
Temple Place
Baseball
Walter Johnson
Trick
Mathewson
Johnson
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