Aviators Reach Calais After Tough European Flight
Seven contestants in the European aviation race reached Calais after a difficult leg from Roubaix amid strong winds. Vedrines led arrivals followed by Vidart and Beaumont. Renaud, carrying a passenger, was last after seven hours. Several racers stalled and Prevot did not start.
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Calais
France
Roubaix
Vidart
Vedrines
Beaumont
Renaud
Valentine
Train
Wambrechies
Renescure
Prevot
Garros
Gibert
Kimmerling
J Renaud
Dover
Court Test Involving Mrs Gambier Illicit Relations Questioned
In a courtroom exchange Judge Van Wyck presses witness Sickler on intimate past relations with Mrs Gambier and possible perjury. Sickler denies kissing in the Great Northern Hotel lobby, prompting courtroom reaction.
Gambier Case Testimony Reveals Perjury Admission
In New York June 29 Martin W Littleton pressed Harvey Sickler to admit he would perjure himself if a improper relationship existed. The Gambier case featured exchanges about Mrs Gambier and Mr Blank with addresses and property details revealed as Pendleton and Van Wyck questioned Gambier and his wife.
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Mr. Littleton
Judge van Wyck
Mr. Sickler
New York
Gambier
Pendleton
Martin W. Littleton
Harvey C. Sickler
Atlantic Fertilizer Company
Mr. Blank
van Wyck
West Seventy-eighth Street
Martin Littleton
New Rochelle
Morris Plains
Littleton
Mr. Gambier
Witness Sickler Testimony in Gambier Suit Details Encounters
The star witness, a blunt, rapid-fire speaker, testifies about encounters with Mrs. Gambier. He describes rides starting Oct 1910, visits to Blossom Heath Inn and the Great Northern Hotel, and asserts no improper relations. He admits discharge of chauffeur Brewster and notes frequent meetings with Mrs. Gambier and others.
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Blossom Heath Inn
Brewster
Great Northern Hotel
Mrs. Gambier
Mr. Littleton
Pines Away When Refused Marriage Offers
Michael Walsh was found exhausted on the floor of his Charlestown home near Mrs. Mary Ann McFeeley who refused his marriage proposal last Saturday. Walsh, 45, a market district teamster, was taken to Relief Hospital and placed on the dangerous list. His wife had died months ago and they had no children.
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Michael Walsh
Dunstable Street
Charlestown
Mary Ann McFeeley
Miller Street
Walsh
Judge Swaze Heads Harvard Phi Beta Kappa Chapter
Newark jurist Francis J. Swaze, class of '79, elected president of Harvard Phi Beta Kappa. The Cambridge exercises featured Charles W. Eliot presiding and Josiah Royce delivering the oration on William James, with notable academicians marching in the procession from Massachusetts Hall to Sanders Theatre.
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Swaze
Harvard P
Francis J. Swaze
Newark
N. J
Harvard
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Cambridge
Sanders Theatre
Charles W. Eliot
Josiah Royce
William James
Massachusetts Hall
Eliot
Taussig
H. 8. White
Dean Fenn
A. B. Hart
A. C. Coolidge
Kuno Francke
G. H. Palmer
T. N. Carver
George Wigglesworth
Greene
Johns Hopkins University
SAY FAMILY TABLE NOT FOR MAIDS
Prominent Boston women condemn inviting the hired girl to the family table at Sagamore Beach sociological conference. Mrs Gregg notes class distinctions exist in America and opposes seating maids at the family table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy M. Salmon
Sagamore Beach
Boston
Gregg
Robert KE. Gregg
Massachusetts Board of Legal Examiners
America
Domestic service debate on democracy versus common sense
Mary Boyle O Reilly and Katie Rasmussin dispute a plan to change maid service norms arguing it would be undemocratic and impractical. Mrs Gregg adds class and dietary tensions reflecting changing expectations and lingering social distinctions in household staffing.
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Mary Boyle O’reilly
Katie Rasmussin
Miss O'Reilly
Darkey
Girl Pedestrian Killed After Stepping From Car
Agnes Hye ten year old daughter of Arthur Hye died from injuries after stepping from behind one auto into the path of another in Pawtucket. The striking vehicle owned and operated by David P. Whytock of Pawtucket. Accident deemed unavoidable, Whytock not detained.
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Pawtucket
Agnes
Arthur Hye
David P. Whytock
Miss Josephine Smith Weds George Raphael in Roxbury
Miss Josephine Smith daughter of Mrs Phoebe Smith of Roxbury married George Raphael of Dorchester at the Warren Club Roxbury Rabbie M M Eichler of Temple Chabei Shalom officiated The bride was attended by Miss Stella Smith The bridesmaids were Bertha Ray Aaron Minnie Howe Rose and Bertha Raphael Best man Albert Raphael After the ceremony a supper was served in the clubhouse hall The couple will reside in Dorchester after their honeymoon
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Josephine Smith
Phoebe Smith
Roxbury
George Raphael
Dorchester
Warren Club
Warren Street
Rabbie M. M. Eichler
Temple Chabei Shalom
Stella Smith
Bertha Ray Aaron
Minnie Howe
Rose
Bertha Raphael
Albert Raphael
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Washington and
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Washington Street
J. G. Small Co
Shiel Ho Mack
Mack
Eastern Drug Co
Riker-Jaynes
H. KE. Hagan
Rice @ Hutchins
Jordan Marsh Co
Houghton & Dutton
Epstern Drug Co
Mark Mack’s Medical. CO. Inc
Tremont ST
Sunday Post
Sickler
Seli
Russell
Blossom Heath
Morristown
Adams
Edith Russell Gambier
Pacific Metal & Rubber Go
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Mass
Causeway Street
North Station
Eckman
Chas. Morgan
Thompson St
Phila
Penn
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Philadelphia
Messaline Dres
United States
Frank A. Andrews
Washington St. Cor
Lex- Requien
Ally
Bem
Ted
Francis
the Neil, Latement, Distreet
Granite St
Cataser
Park PL
P I
Elm St
Manchester
Westminster St
Providence
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Washington St
Frederick . Roberts
St. Pat
St Brooklingé
Nate EB
Scott
Hancock Mass
Faya. Mm
Conn
Natalie
Hee
Horsby
Junich
Sat
G, K
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Acretary
Beeaso
Raphael—Smith
Andrews
Avhaly
Azines
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