Divorced Wife's Right to Child Sparks Court Fight
In Philadelphia in May 6, a divorcee seeks custody of her 12 year old son after her ex husband married the nurse who cared for him. The ex wife argues the child should not call the nurse wife mother, while the nurse claims control of the boy. The divorced woman asserts her ex husband urged remarriage before she did and notes her remarriage to a stable husband.
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Philadelphia
George Hevener
John McAdams
Co-eds form entire cast in Boston University burlesque show
Boston University stages the first burlesque by a women’s society with Eta Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta presenting The Mentable Tragedy of Julius Cesar. Eleanor Leonard stars as Julius Caesar with Helen Saunders as Casca, others from Newton Lynn Baltimore and more in flowing Roman and Greek era costumes.
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Boston University
Cesar
Julius Cesar
Eta Chapter
Gamma Phi Beta
Eleanor Leonard
Helén F. Saunders
Casca
Maisie B. Whiting
Franklin
Eleanor C. Leonard
Newton
Helen F. Os
Lynn
Carlotta Brant
Baltimore
Abel Bessom
Somerville
Helen F. Cancers
Boston
Esther Leonard
Taunton
Ie Drew
Wollaston
Harriet Fiske
Roxbury
Bessie M. Gordon
Fiorence O. Greer
Quincy
Florence E. Vinton
Ord
Bodurtha
Helen F.‘Sanders
Funeral planned for Sam Parks in New York parade
Plans for a large funeral in New York mark the death of Sam Parks former business agent of the House smiths and Bridgemen's Union who died in Sing Sing Prison Hospital. Officials shifted the service to Saturday after a health department permit denial as about fifteen thousand union men are expected in their Labor Day parade attire.
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New York
Sam Parks
Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union
Sing Sing Prison Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Parks
East Wbighty-Fourth Street
Brighton residents urge Emmons to halt licenses
W H Howes of the Brighton Public Order League asks Police Board Chairman Emmons to withhold licenses for the Brighton Hotel and for John Twomey’s Market street request. He cites liquor-law violations and demands assurance that saloons will close if charges are proven.
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Emmons
Police Board
W. H. Howes
Brighton Public Order League
Brighton
John Twomey
Market Street
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Building Fund Appeal
Funds asked for the children’s building fund under president Grafton D. Cushing. The MSPC buys a Mt Vernon Street house to be occupied July 1. Rising demands exceed resources. contributors are asked to help lift the mortgage of 82000 on the property.
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Grafton D. Cushing
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Mt.Vernon Street
Statue of Gen Bartlett to be unveiled May 27
On the afternoon of May 27 the statue of General William F. Bartlett will be unveiled in Memorial Hall at the State House. General Morris Schaff will be the orator of the day. The statue is of heroic proportions and crafted by Daniel C. French of New York. Cost is $20,000, appropriated by the Legislature of 1901. The statue is finished and to be shipped here May 20.
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William F. Bartlett
Memorial Hall
State House
Morris Schaff
Daniel C. French
New York
Hooker
Judge Lathrop Delays A. O. U. W. Decision Amid Related Proceedings
Henry J. Thayer states Judge Lathrop reserved his ruling in the A O U W suit due to other court matters not as courtesy to the Circuit Court. The Supreme Court case concerns which grand lodge officers hold office in Massachusetts, based on a stipulation from the Circuit Court. The Circuit Court case questions indefinite ties between the Massachusetts grand lodge and the Texas corporation supreme lodge.
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Lathrop
Circuit Court
Henry J. Thayer
Supreme Court
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Lawson Has Record Cargo
Captain Nedhivans of the towboat Confidence towed the seven masted schooner Thomas Lawson into Boston harbor with 8199 tons of coal from Baltimore. The feat, aided by Sadie Ross, was the first time Lawson was towed by a single tug, amid ebbing tide. Deepest draft record held by Leyland liner Victorian at 81 feet 4 inches aft during Liverpool maiden trip years ago.
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Nedhivans
Confidence
Boston Towboat Company
Thomas W. Lawison
Arthur Crowley
Baltimore
Lawson
Sadie Ross
Victorian
Liverpool
Shepherd
Joseph Fawcett
Case Against Mr Flinn Results In His Favor
The case against George E Flinn charged with larceny from Mosher Platt Company a foreign corporation in coal handling machinery ended with his discharge by Judge Ely in Municipal Court. The judge sustained Flinns position that he made collections and held them for settlement under his contract with the company.
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Flinn
George E. Flint
Mosher-Platt Company
New England States
Ely
Municipal Court
Calf with two tails born on Dracut farm headlines奇
A Jersey cow on Barney Hangon’s Dracut farm produced a calf with two tails protruding from its forehead. The healthy animal is sired by a full blooded Holstein bull.
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Dracut
Barney
Hangon
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