Lady Shaw Reveals Romantic Turmoil and Family Strife
Mrs. Shaw says she left her husband for Mr. Marble despite concerns of money and convention. She defies her father over custody of Eldredge, vows to fight for her son, and criticizes social expectations that bind women. Eldredge acts as nurse during Marble's illness as life in Boston shifts around the rooming house.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Santa Barbara
Mr. Shaw
Eldredge
Ross
Marble
Divorce laws in America raise questions from English divine
Canon Hensley Henson, the Church of England rector of St. Margaret's, criticizes U S divorce laws as too lax while touring America. He notes state-by-state differences, praises Massachusetts protections, and suggests a national divorce law might address the issue. He visits Cambridge and Harvard before continuing to Yale and Seattle.
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Post
Canon Henson
Trinity Church
Appleton Chapel
Harvard
Edward C. Moore
Cambridge
Lyman Beecher
Yale
Lawrence
Church of England
St. Margaret's Church
House of Commons
America
Seattle
Canada
Massachusetts
England
Taft to worship at Beverly Unitarian church
Beverly May 2 The First Parish Unitarian church in Beverly expects President Taft to attend worship there for the first time in 150 years. The pastor Rev Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley and his wife express confidence the president will not be awed by notable congregants past or present.
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Unitarian
Taft
Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley
Bulkeley
Post
Concord
Mass
Judge Hoar
Senator Hoar
Chicago
Unity Unitarian Church
Robert Collier
New York City
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bulkeley
Harvard Divinity School
Peter Bulkeley
Concord, Mass
First
Funeral for Helen Amer Marden on Smith College campus
Miss Helen Amer Marden, shot and killed by Porter Smith on Smith College campus, was honored at a Somerville home funeral. Many friends attended including Smith students, college officials, and Marden family members from Maine and local chaperones.
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Helen Amer Marden
Porter Smith
Smith College
Frank W. Marden
Boston Street
Somerville
Miss Marden
Seelye
Henry van Dyke Sleeper
Mary Eastman
Marden
Peter Ayer
Freedom
Hatch
Death on Roxbury railroad tracks claims man at station area
Daniel Quinn, 88, of 121 Linden Park street Roxbury, was killed about 5 20 yesterday morning when struck by the outbound newspaper train 800 feet south of Roxbury Crossing station. He stood on the track as warning signals rang and blew but was hurled 40 feet by the impact.
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Daniel Quinn
Linden Park Street
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Malden Church Dedication Marks Anniversary
The new First Universalist Church at Elm and Pleasant streets in Malden was dedicated with morning and evening services. It also marked the fifth anniversary of Pastor Rev. R. E. Sykes. Morning rites were led by Rev. Mr. Sykes, and at 7:30 pm Rev. J. Coleman Adams of Hartford officiated.
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Malden
First Universalist
Elm and
Pleasant Streets
R. E. Sykes
Mr. Sykes
J. Coleman Adams
D. D
Hartford
Turkish Marines Mutiny at Constantinople
Turkish marines in the Kassim barracks behind the American embassy mutinied last night refusing to embark for distribution to ports. The mutiny involved the old garrison, nominally surrendered, and prompted by agitators to protest exile from the capital.
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Constantinople
Kassim Barracks
Ambassadors Window Sees Mountain Batteries Near Embassy
The American ambassador Mr Leishman noted a line of mountain howitzers on a terrace near the embassy, field pieces higher up, and infantry deployed in the Turkish cemetery and hillside above the Golden Horn as General Schefket moved to quell the mutineers.
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Mr. Leishman
Golden Horn
Schefket
Missionary recounts mass killings danger in Adana
Miss Elizabeth S. Webb of the American Board, from Bunker Hill, writes of early April 1910 massacres in Adana. She recalls guards, a violent mob outside, and a plan to move schoolgirls to safety at Chambers’ house after armed confrontation and failed negotiations with Armenian and Turkish factions.
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Adana
Asiatic Turkey
Elizabeth
Webb
American Board
Bunker Hill
Mr. Trowbridge
Monsoon Slams Mombasa. Fires Suppressed in Rift Valley
A May monsoon in Mombasa brought four inches of rain in three hours, ending months of grass fires in the Rift Valley. The fires destroyed game and scattered animals from rail routes, while the burned grass may aid Roosevelt's party by clearing plains for viewing but complicates rhinoceros hunting as they wake earlier.
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Mombasa
Rift Valley
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