Women club movement and landscape gardening ideas span reading
The piece surveys women leaders in club work and proposes landscape gardening as a professional path. It highlights Mrs. May Alden Ward praising Massachusetts clubs, notes Old Los Angeles federation debates, and profiles Beatrix Jones, Annette McCrea, and Louise Klein Miller shaping public spaces and nature study in schools.
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May T Alden Ward
State Federation
Los Angeles
Beatrix Jones
New York City
Annette McCrea
Chicago
Louise Klein Miller
Westchester County
New York
McCrea
Beacon Hill Tie Vote Marks Session Containing Recess Motion
Boston June 16 Senate adjourned after about 15 minutes with calendar untouched as House moved to adjourn until Wednesday and push subway bill. W H S Hayes of Lowell urged tabling the recess on Bunker Hill Day but failed. Rockingham Light and Power bill passed to be engrossed. Spanish war veterans bill defeated on a tie. Speaker voted no and a reconsideration seems likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senate
House
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Hayes
Lowell
Bunker Hill
Rockingham Light and Power Company
New Hampshire
Mann
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Suffolk
Committee On Rules
Kinney
Ward
Buckland
Messrs. Hayes
Keenan and
Melien
Mr. Hayes
Rockingham County Light and Power Company
Vinson
Elevated Company
Transit Commissioners
Elevated
Russell
Quinn
Messrs. Russell
Ruswell
Methuen
Schofield
Malden
Worcester
Keenan
Duff
Myers
Logan
Waterhouse
Bourne
Harbor and Land Commission
East Bay
Osterville
Barnstable
Kiley
Craig
Lynn
Saugus River
Commercelal Street
Hot Weather Dainties Menu and Clam Shell Filling
A column offers three menu ideas with chicken jelly and veal loaf, plus desserts like apple snow and chocolate pudding. A detailed recipe describes preparing deviled clams with tomato gravy baked in shells, and methods for tomato cream toast and apple snow with custard.
Two Successful Women Gardeners
Women with small plots seek income through gardening with market access and study. Nancy Mann Woodrow cites practical agriculture schooling and living among workers to gain scientific soil knowledge, fertilizer use, and disciplined effort as keys to success.
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Nancy Mann Woodrow
Fashion notes from midsummer hats to embroidered gowns
A survey of summer fashion trends highlights sailor hats with upturned brims, black velvet ribbons on gowns, and Oriental embroidery on shirt waists. It notes striped Japanese silks, antique embroideries returning, bold colors like red and blue, lisle stockings with Oxford ties, and coordinated outfits with pongee, batiste, and linen dresses.
Boston House discusses voter registration and subway lease
A Massachusetts House session reviewed a petition by Jeremiah F. Donovan delaying a 1903 voter registration reform in Suffolk senatorial wards outside Boston. Debate covered the Boston subway lease, Highway and street rail bills, and various scheduling motions including postponements and readings.
Deersfield Whately Hatfield Street Railway Adjourning House
The House adjourned amid discussion of the Deersfield Whately Hatfield Street Railway Company matters. Further action was postponed to the next session as officials consider routes and funding implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deersfield, Whately & Hatfield Street Railway Company
Senate committee reports and bills pass in Boston session
In the Senate today committee reports were received on public health sewer outlets and sewage disposal, election laws, and withdrawal on petitions. Bills authorizing savings banks to invest in street railway bonds and addressing property rights and Newton sewer work were passed to be enacted. The Boston district local option bill was laid on the table after debate. The session adjourned until 10:20 a.m. Wednesday following a tactic note from Senator Howland.
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Senate
Public Health
General Court
State Board of Health
Newton
Beacon Street
Boston
Sullivan
J. A. Sullivan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Mr. Fitzgerald
Peabody
Howland
Suffolk
C. 8. Sullivan
Street Railway Petitions for Time Extensions Heard
The House committee on street railways held a morning hearing on two petitions by Haverhill and Southern New Hampshire Street Railway Co and Lawrence and Methuen Street Railway Co seeking extended time to build. Attorney B W Palmer argued most of the lines have been completed and both systems could be in operation by August first if granted. The petitions faced no opposition. executive session moved to report bills later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Street Railways
Haverhill & Southern New Hampshire St. Ry. Co
Lawrence & Methuen St. Ry. Co
Hayes
Lowell
Atty. B. W. Palmer
Storey, Thorndike and Palmer
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Palmer
Buewel
Methuen
General Slocum Floated After Grounding Near Rockaway
The steamboat General Slocum which went aground near Rockaway yesterday was floated and moved to a berth for inspection. No injuries or fatalities reported, and officials began evaluating damage and next steps for the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Slocum
Rockaway
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets Promoted as Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement for E. W. Grove's Laxative Bromo-Quinine Nine Tablets claims the remedy cures a cold in one day. The box highlights the name E. W. Grove and lists a price of 2 1/2 cents.
Foley's Kidney Cure Promoted for Kidney Irregularities
During the summer kidney irregularities are linked to excess drinking or overheating. Attend to the kidneys at once with Foley's Kidney Cure sold by F. C. Goodale and E. Carter.
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Foley
F. C. Goodale
E. Carter
Peabody tablet unveiled in Boston memorial
The Peabody Historical Society unveiled a tablet in Boston on Washington street marking George Peabody birthplace. Gen. Francis H. Appleton led brief exercises praising Peabody as a pioneer of private gifts for public libraries. Rev. George A. Hall, J. H. Morse, and four local girls helped reveal the tablet and celebrate his philanthropy to southern education and library funds.
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Boston
Peabody Historical Society
George Peabody
Washington Street
Francis H. Appleton
The
Historical Society
George A. Hall
South Church
Hall
Peasbody
J. H. Morse
Nashville
Tenn
Morse
Institute of Technology
Peabody Institute
Mr. Peabody
Massachusetts
Texas
South
North
Naval retiring board condemns Captain Lemly
Washington June 16 The retiring board judged Captain Lemly the judge advocate general physically unusable and he will be retired soon. He will remain in the judge advocate general's office under the Chandler law until a permanent policy is defined. It is likely naval duties on court martials and justice may move to the navigation bureau while civil law questions stay with the adjutant general's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Retiring Board
Lemly
Moody
Navigation Bureau
Adjutant General’s Office
Department
Toronto Strike Probable In Labor Conference
Toronto Ont June 16 A committee of railroad employees and company manager met to settle differences but adjourned without agreement The company refused union recognition and a strike is anticipated at tonight's meeting to take effect tomorrow morning
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Toronto
Ont
Warning Ad for Foley's Kidney Cure
An advertisement urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warning readers they will have only themselves to blame for outcomes if they do not use it.
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United States
Massachusetts
Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. EF
Care R
No good health unless the kidneys are sound
Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as making the kidneys right and is sold by F. C. Goodale and C. E. Carter.
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Foley
F. C. Goodale
C. E. Carter
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Wellesley
Jusian Ward Howe
Miss Hazard
Board of Superintendents
Central Board of Education
Massachusetts Club
Dera M. Goodwin
Haverhill
Beacon Hill
W. H. S. Hayes
Dainties
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Madame Pompadour
Jane
A W. Dows & CO
Central and Merrimackers
Temple Confection CO
Philadelphia
Palmer Street
Cts
E. W. Grove
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