Teachers deserve higher pay say Harvard president and educators
President C W Eliot urged equal maximum salaries for public school teachers and college professors in the Massachusetts Teachers Association meeting. He contrasted teacher pay with rising university salaries and urged nationwide adoption of a rising scale. Professor Paul H Hanus stressed ongoing professional training for teachers and cited Harvard expansion in education staff as evidence of growing need. George Aldrich and William C Bates added brief supportive remarks.
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Massachusetts ‘Teachers’ Association
Huntington Mall
Technology
Lawrence
Frederic A. Tunper
Brighton High School
Eliot
Harvard
Paul H. Hanus
Manus Lad
George Aldrich
Brookline
William C. Bates
Cambridge
Hanus
Mrs Taft's Mother's Health Status Unchanged
Millbury Nov 29 The condition of Mrs Louisa M Taft mother of Secretary Taft remains absolutely unchanged tonight per her physician Dr A Church. She has been ill for months and is believed to be failing gradually but nothing today indicates approaching dissolution.
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Millbury
Louisa M. Taft
Att
A. Church
Chicago appoints its first policewoman at the auditor y theatre
Chicago on November 29 introduces its first policewoman, Dorothy, patrolling the Audi torium Theatre lobby with blue uniform, star badge, and protective duties for women and children.
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Chicago
Auditoriy Theatre
Dorothy
Sreen
Miss Stewart
Boston Museum of Fine Arts Announces New Hours
Beginning next Sunday the Boston Museum of Fine Arts will open at noon instead of 1 PM and close at 4 PM on weekdays instead of 5 PM. The change offers visitors more daylight to view the collections on the museum free day.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
New England
Boston Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
Daily
Sunday Post
Woman files $50,000 breach of promise suit
Zephera Otto, described as a handsome Syrian woman, sues Thomas N. S. Maloof of the South Mnd claiming three years of living together and a betrothal expected marriage were ended by his infidelity causing her ruin and misery.
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Zephera Otto
Thomas N. S. Maloof
South
Mnd
Notable Syrian Suit Draws Social Interest in Colony
The suit has drawn broad attention in the Syrian colony due to the prominence of both parties. The Otto woman is seen as the belle of the colony and Maloof is known for his manufacturing success and active role in social and educational welfare of his countrymen.
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Otto
Maloof
Maloof fight over attach ment of property in multiple counties
A suit filed by Mrs Otto against Maloof alleges an attachment on his real and personal property across Boston Norfolk and Worcester counties. Maloof denies the charges and vows to contest vigorously while his assets including bank funds real estate and insurance policies are restrained.
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Maloof
Beach Street
Edinboro Street
Thils City
Kelly & Sheehan
Norfolk
Worcester
Leon Egges
Otto
Justice Harlan Marks 30th Supreme Court Anniversary on Golf
Justice Harlan celebrated the 30th anniversary of his Supreme Court appointment by playing a close golf match with Justice McKenna in Washington. The game showcased his vigor at age 75 as he held his own against his younger colleague.
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Justice Harlan
Washington, D. C
Supreme Bench of the
United States
Justice McKenna
Minnie Ashley Became Mrs Chanler After Stage Fame
The article traces Minnie Ashley a Roxbury born dancer who rose from a Columbus Avenue dance school to a chorus and star turns in El Capitan and San Toy. She married William Astor Chanler in early 1902 ending her stage career and living quietly at Great Neck Long Island. Roxbury is cited over Georgia and magnolias myths.
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Columbus Avenue
Minnie
Minnie Ashley
DeWolf Hopper
Idna Wallace Hopper
el Capitan
Miss Ashley
Mrs. Hopper
Roxbury
William Astor Chanler
Southland
Georgia
Mrs. Chanler
Miss Shonts Sets The Date For January Wedding
New York Nov 29 Society learns that Miss Theodora Shonts daughter of Theodore P Shonts and the Duke of Chaulnes and Plequigny have fixed January 26 as the date for their wedding The duke arrived in Paris with funds and announced it himself Mr Shonts confirmed the date today
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New York
Theodora Shonts
Theodore P. Shonts
Chaulnes
Plequigny
Paris
Shonts
Doves Supper Draws Large Society Audience at Jordan Hall
Society members filled Jordan Hall for The Doves Supper presented by the Lucy Wheelock Kindergarten Alumnae Association. The event supported philanthropic and educational work of the almune association with patronesses including Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw and Mrs. Henry Higginson. Annie Andros Hawley wrote the piece and Benjamin L. Knapp managed the performance.
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Jordan Hall
Lucy Wheelock
Almune Association
Quincy A. Shaw
Henry Lee Higginson
Julia Ward Howe
Margaret Deland
David Kimball
Robert Woods
Frank Hawthorne Monks
Elizabeth Eustis
Alice P. Tapleyr
Annie Andros Hawley
Benjamin L. Knapp
Advice on love and sentiment from a hopeful suitor
A 28 year old man engaged to a Newark woman asks whether to quit his ship job earning 11.53 a week or persuade her to leave her good Newark position. The columnist advises him to keep his job, save to provide a home, and then ask her to join him regardless of her earnings.
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Miss Champagne
Newark
N. J
Boston Belle Goth am Bride in Garden City Cathedral
Swift Tarbell son of Gage Tarbell of New York marries Virgie Marguerite Whitcomb daughter of James A. Whitcomb of Boston at the Cathedral of the Incarnation Garden City L I. Attendant Miss Bebe McIntosh and best man Philip Brasher. The couple plan a long automobile tour then live in Garden City.
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New York
Swift Tarbell
Gage Kf, Tarbell
Virgie Marguerite Whitcomb
James A. Whitcomb
Boston
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Garden City
L. L
Bishop Burgess
Bebe McIntosh
Whitcomb
Philip Brasher
Brooklyn
France
Paul
Dartmouth
Sousa Arrives Ill in Chicago. Improves but Rest Urged
Bandmaster John Philip Sousa, rushed to the Auditorium Hotel with stomach poisoning, showed marked improvement today. House Physician Hammond said there is no cause for alarm, but Sousa must remain quiet for several days.
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Chicago
John Philip Sousa
Auditorium Hotel
Hammond
Florence Nightingale Honored by King Edward VII
Florence Nightingale the renowned nurse in World War I era Britain has been decorated with the Order of Mort by King Edward VII becoming the first woman to receive the honor. The aged philanthropist is famed for Crimea War nursing and hospital reform in London Dublin and Edinburgh.
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Florence Nightingale
King Edward
London
Edward VII
Miss Nightingale
Dublin
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Russia
Steamer Brings $1 950 000 Gold for Boston Bank
The British steamer Coronda, en route from South American ports, has loaded $1 950 000 in gold for a Boston bank. She is due here December 16.
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Boston
Coronda
Bank of Montevideo
Dee
Despondent Lodger Ends Life At South End Home
An unknown 34 year old lodger at Mrs Norah Greeley 6 Cazenove Street South End secured his room with boards and windows then died by asphyxiation early yesterday. Found by the landlady and another lodger after forceful entry the man believed to be a baker had recently lost his job and may have desponded. The body lies at the morgue awaiting claimant. Description notes dark complexion black hair brown eyes and a unique blotch between the left hand thumb and forefinger.
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Norah Greeley
Cazenove Street
South End
Greeley House
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Mildred Champagne
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St. Botolph Studios
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