Threw Tea At Each Other in Divorce Court Testimony
Albert E. Baker a Tremont Street former provision merchant now a Beacon Street real estate agent and his wife Marion testified in divorce court before Judge Lawton detailing years of alleged cruelty. She described strikes dragging by the hair and insults while Baker admitted dinner with a typewriter Mrs Miller but denied gifts of a watch. partner Charles S. Stuart contradicted those claims and the judge took the case under advisement.
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Albert E. Baker
Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Marion
Cambridge Divine Is 98 Birthday Noted In Cambridge
The Rev. William Howe, D. D., a noted Baptist divine of Cambridge, celebrated turning 98 yesterday at his home at 910 Massachusetts Avenue. The dawdled phrasing hints at a local oblique notice of a senior clergyman's birthday in a Cambridge context.
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William Howe
D. D
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Oldest clergyman Howe celebrates long service in Cambridge
Mr Howe, reputed oldest clergyman in the country, remains active and healthy. He visits Boston almost daily and rarely preaches now. Two years ago he marked a birthday with a 55 minute sermon at Broadway Baptist Church in Cambridge, delivered without notes.
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Howe
Boston
Broadway Baptist Church
Cambridge
Electricians at the Pops Concert at Symphony Hall
Last evening the National Electric Light Association entertained by the Pops at Symphony Hall. Members and guests arrived to a decorated venue with a program conducted by T. Adamowski assisted by C. A. Ellis and P. R. Course. Ladies toured Boston shops in the morning. A harbor sail visited historic sites including the Constitution and Fort Independence. The party returned by 3:30 to Edison station and then to the Hotel Vendome.
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National Electric Light Association
Pops
Symphony Hall
T. Adamowski
C. A. Ellis
P. R. Course
Boston
Fort Independence
Castle Island
Fort Strong
Boston Light
Hull
Nantasket Beach
The
Edison Company
Hotel Vendome
Ladies Night of Congregational Club at Hotel Tuileries
The Young Men's Congregational Club hosted a ladies night at the Hotel Tuileries. Rev. Andrew Burns Chalmers of Worcester spoke on the religious root of social service after the banquet. Mrs. Anna Bright Curry performed Parsifal readings with musical illustrations and Everett C. Kent presided.
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Young Men's Congregational Club
Hotel Tuileries
Andrew Burns Chalmers
Worcester
Anna Bright Curry
Everett C. Kent
Ladies Tuscan Hats in new shapes sale price 98 cents
A sale on ladies Tuscan hats highlights new shapes and color combinations. Regular price 1.48, sale price 98 cents. Includes mention of affordable headwear options for shoppers.
Bargain Silk and Taffeta Fabrics Sale Hits Low Prices
Local textile sale offers Black Taffeta 19 inch wide at 59 cents per yard, Black Peau de Sole 27 inch wide at 48 cents, Shantung gold color at 19 cents, Taffeta Fancies for shirtwaist suits at 89 cents, Cloth of Gold pongee 27 inches wide at 75 cents, Japanese Corded Wash Silks in white natural pongee black and colors at 27 percent, Polka Dot Pongee Silks 23 inches wide at 39 cents. Limited quantities remain.
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Shantung
Yazoo City Fire Causes Severe Damage and Casualties
A Yazoo City fire caused 2 million dollars in damage. Chambless White was killed and Mayor Holmes badly injured during firefighting. The blaze destroyed an area twelve blocks long and three blocks wide.
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Jackson, Miss
Yazoo City
Chambless White
Holmes
Bartlett Day Tomorrow Statue Dedication at State House
The statue of Major General William F. Bartlett will be unveiled tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the Hall of the Flags with main exercises in the House of Representatives at 3 p m Governor Bates chairs the session limited to army representatives.
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William F. Bartlett
State House
House of Representatives
Bartlett
Bates
Wandering Three Days Foodless Woman Found Near Randolph
Maude Hatch, missing several days in Randolph Vermont, was found on a farm two miles from the village in a state of severe distress. She had no food since Sunday, shelter none, clothes wet and torn, and mosquito bites. her mind remained wandering. Willis Howard located her after a dayslong disappearance.
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Randolph
Waterbury Man Tries Sacrificial Kill Then Ends His Life
In Waterbury May 2 a 70-year-old man John Dayton fled with his hunchback son from Wolcott into the forest after signaling a murder suicide pact. He intended to sacrifice the son Cody to halt perceived unkindness, with farmers pursuing them. The son was found half naked while the old man prayed in preparation for the act.
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Waterbury, Conn
Mrs Jack Gardner Targets Photo Shoots at Fenway
The Metropolitan Park Commission orders arrests of photographers at Fenway after complaints by Mrs. Jack Gardner who has long opposed being photographed. Back Bay police will enforce arrests on complaint. Gardner has criticized frequent posing and page appearances in papers.
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Jack Gardner
Metropolitan Park Commission
Fenway
Back Bay
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