Wife Not A Bread Winner
Mrs. Charlotte Kimball Patten seeks divorce from Dr. Simon Nelson Patten, a University of Pennsylvania professor, after a dispute over social questions and the wife’s responsibility to contribute to the home income. Dr. Patten advocates wives working as breadwinners. Mrs. Patten disagrees. He is about 60, she about 35.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Charlotte Kimball Patten
Simon Nelson Patten
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Patten
Painter Guillaume Dubufe Dies at Paris 1853 Born Artist
Paris May 27 Guillaume Dubufe a noted painter died today. He was born in 1853. Dubufe created mural decorations for the French building at the St Louis exposition with the principal panel showing the apotheosis of Victor Hugo.
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Paris
Guillaume Dubufe
M. Dubufe
Victor Tlugo
Senate Delays Income Tax Debate On Tariff Split
In Washington on May 27 the Senate voted 50 to 33 to postpone further debate on the income tax question tied to tariff reform until June 10. The sugar schedule faced two amendments, both defeated, as Senate focused on Bailey income tax and tariff strategies.
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Washington
Senate
Street Railway Men Vote to Strike in Philadelphia
In a large mass meeting the motormen and conductors of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company voted to strike at any time the executive committee of the national organization deems it advisable.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
National Organization
Paul Revere Copper Works Auctioned in Canton for 13000
Paul Revere's copper works and buildings in Canton were auctioned for 13000, including a section of the original Paul Revere residence. The site, long used for powder and bell manufacturing, passed into new ownership and will become a rubber supplies manufactory. The sale included the Massapong House and parcels formerly tied to the Kingsley Company and Oliver Ames & Son.
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Canton
Paul Revere
Revere
Boston
the Revere Copper Company
Hunnewell
Massapong
Jonathan
Leonard
Spaulding’s
Bent's
Stetson's
Kingsley [Ion & Machine Company
Oliver Ames & Son
Free Religious Association elects officers at 4th annual convention
The Free Religious Association opened its 4th annual convention in Joy Street rooms with Edwin Mead presiding. Officers elected include Mead as President and a long list of vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and four and two year directors. The gathering marks Darwin centennial commemorations with meetings at Ford Hall.
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The
Free Religious Association
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Edwin Mead
Edwin PD. Mead
Boston
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Cambridge
Felix Adler
New York
Julia Ward Howe
William M. Salter
Benjamin F. Underwood
Quincey
Minot J
Milton
Grace Hart
Revere
Sam Walter Foss
Somerville
Charles Fleischer
John Fretwell
Providence
R. I
James H. West
Alonzo Rothschild
East Foxboro
Fanny Larcom Wells
Lexington
Charles W. Wendte
Sarah, Bull
Judith W. Smith
East Boston
Summer Trip Fund At Stake
Probate Court of Suffolk County to decide if 5,000,000 bequest to Boston from George F. Parkman lapsed or if any organization running summer excursions for poor children is entitled to the legacy. The will provides 10,000 to a trust for summer excursions if the custom exists at death. if not, the sum lapses to the residuary estate.
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Suffolk County
Boston
George F. Parkman
Cruiser New York Sails From Charlestown Yard
The cruiser New York departed Charlestown navy yard shortly after 6 PM for New York. A nine gun salute from the yard honored Captain H. Spencer Woods, her commander, while the ship returned a 13 gun salute for Admiral Swift.
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New York
Charlestown Navy Yard
Spencer Woods
Swift
Motor Assn Elects Holtzer at Hot Springs
The American Association of Electric Motor Manufacturers meeting at the Homestead Hotel in Hot Springs Virginia elected C. W. Holtzer of Boston as vice president.
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Hot Springs
American Association of Electric Motor Manufacturers
Homestead Hotel
C. W. Holtzer
Boston
Triduum Planned at Immaculate Conception Church
Despite bad weather last night the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue was crowded with members of various church sodalities and prospective members who will join the groups at the grand triduum reception scheduled for next Sunday evening at the same church.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
South Station Train Crash No Injuries Reported
A heat train bound for New York backed into an empty coach at South Station just after 5 PM. The collision pushed the bumper out of place and caused the coach to ride up against the station gates. The crowded station saw no injuries.
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New York
Express messenger Samuel Silsby dies on train in Framingham
Samuel Silsby aged 65, a veteran express messenger for the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, died of heart disease on his train near Midfield Junction after aiding a freight wreck clearance. He leaves a widow in Lowell.
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South Framingham
Samuel Silsby
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Midfield Junction
Lowell
Resignation Accepted of Pastor Bustard by Dudley Street Church
The Dudley Street Baptist Church approved the resignation of Rev. William W. Bustard at a special meeting held last evening. He will move to serve at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church in Cleveland Ohio.
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William W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Cleveland
Battery Tablet Unveiled In Fort Revere
At Fort Revere on Monday at 9 a m a government tablet will be unveiled in honor of a Coast Artillery battery named for Colonel Curran Pope who died of wounds from the battle of Perryville. It marks the first such government tablet for a battery.
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Fort Revere
Coast Artillery
Curran Pope
Perryville
Malden School Board Dismisses High Principal Hutchins
At the Malden annual meeting the school committee refused to re elect John W Hutchins as high school principal and reduced him to sub master They also asked Reading High principal Harry T Watkins to take the post but no reply was received
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Malden
John W. Hutchins
Harry T. Watkins
Reading High School
How to Treat the Hair Rests on Cleaning the Scalp
The piece urges regular washing to combat dandruff and oily hair. It promotes Birt's Head Wash as a scalp and hair cleanser using refined soap glycerin eggs white of egg coconut oil and salicylic acid. It claims ordinary body soaps harm the scalp and that one trial proves hair becomes glossy without greasiness. It notes a price of 50 cents.
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Birt
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