Dark Horse May Head Women's Federation
Telegraph report from San Francisco indicates Mrs Frederick Nathas of the Municipal League of New York is seen as a likely president candidate for the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Debates focus on suffrage, with Mrs Nathans' supporters highlighting leadership traits and activism. Delegates, amid a Texas-led contest, await the nominating committee’s ticket and endowment progress.
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Portia Club
Richard M. Bent
Legative League of New York
Buller
Vic
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Chicago
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C B Barnes
Rae Seoagui
Ornd Childs
Lu- Sa Blount
Washington
Wealthy Manufacturer Fatally Wounds Himself After Pursuit
Grand Rapids Michigan June 2 Wealthy Carrollton Kentucky furniture maker Beheurman shot and fatally wounded Miss Elizabeth Morse age twenty one daughter of the Lyone Michigan postmaster in a closed taxicab then turned the gun on himself as police closed in. The shooting followed Morse's refusal to marry him and occurred after an evening at a café with a young woman friend.
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Carrollton
Eliszabeth ‘Morse
Lyone
A Withers
Beheurman
Miss Morse
Henning Loses $25 000 Suit In Chicago Jury Verdict
The jury ruled for Clarence F Funk general manager of International Harvester in a suit by John C Henning husband of Mrs Henning charging alienation of affections. The verdict awarded Funk damages of 26 000 dollars.
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Clarence
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Widow Held In Husband Death In Allentown Area
Mrs. Lillian Green, widow of Allen Green, is jailed in Mauch Chunk pending autopsy results after Green died at his summer home. Coroner suspects poison. Green allegedly prepared potato salad. Handwriting on a letter favors the wife receiving life insurance, though investigators caution until charges are formally filed. Local residents recall Mrs. Green as unusually beautiful.
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Allentown
Penn
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Allen Green
Here
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Tyranny Brings Divorce in Boston Divorce Court
In the Boston Superior Court, Judge Jenney granted Edith Bennett a divorce from Frederick S Bennett, a Jamaica Plain physician, on cruel and abusive treatment. Edith gains custody of daughter Gertrude and rights to move the child out of state October 1 to June 1 annually. Alimony was not mentioned.
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Boston
Superior Court
Jenney
Edith & Bennett
Frederick S Bennett
Jamaica Plain
Bennett
Movement to regulate motion pictures in city discussed
A mass meeting at 1637 Washington Ave Bronx heard Maurice Wertheimer of the Mayor's motion picture commission outline a six point bill. It aims to remove vaudeville, sharpen fire safety, require full lighting, enforce better building standards, improve sanitation and place license oversight under the Bureau. Speakers argued the goal is better house conditions, not censorship, aided by a licensing board and public protests rather than a costly city censor board. Additional speakers included Charles Fleck Angelo Patri Hyatt Cox J Hammett H Moxkowicz and Edward Polak.
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Maurice Wertheimer
Bureau of Licenses
Tammany Aldermen
Frederick J. Sampson
Charles Intaels
Board of Censors
Charles I. Fleck
Angelo Patri
Hyatt Cox
J. ©. Hammett
H. Moxkowicz
Edward Polak
JOHNSON NEEDS BOXERS FOR TRAINING IN LAS VEGAS
In Las Vegas New Mexico Jack Johnson and challenger Jim Flynn prep for the July 4 heavyweight title clash. Johnson cites sparring shortages and long road work as he trims to about 210 pounds while Flynn hones with gym sessions and runs. Johnson offers 200 to any amateur who lasts two rounds with him as arena seating nears capacity for the event.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Flynn
George Debray
Marty Cutler
Johnson
Rastus Respess
Flynn
Elopers Wed in Delaware After Philadelphia Elopement
Leyacrepeech to The erio in Philadelphia reports Jane Burritt Sawyer Mills formerly of Philadelphia and Christine Elizabeth Reed of New York eloped yesterday. They wed in Wilmington with Rev. George Wolf officiating. The groom is brother to Mrs. Frank W. Mussey of Spruce Street. They announced no local relatives. honeymooned at Bellevue Stratford Hotel before returning to New York to make a home.
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Erio
Philadelphia
Jane
Burritt Sawyer Mills
New York
Christine Elizabeth Reed
Wilmington
Del
George Wolf
Frank W. Mussey
Spruce Street
Cab kills aged woman in busy shopping district
Mrs. Mary Lawler aged seventy from St. Joseph's Home for the Aged died after a hansom cab struck her on Sixth Avenue near 21st Street. The cabman Michael Wayne and passenger Chester M Bovee escaped the scene. the victim’s friend Miss Winifred Murray was with her. Dr Weeks arrived too late.
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St. Joseph's Home For
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Mount Carmel
First Avenue
Sixth Avenue
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New York Hospital
Harlem Road's Statement Divorced as She Lay in
Stockholders of the New York Harlem Railroad Company received yesterday from the secretary the statement of assets and properties. The balance sheet shows equipment, rolling stock, real estate, and cash in banks. The reported income for eleven months ended May is 1770 with expenses 11142. A Madison Square Garden property and a northwest Madison Avenue corner asset were sold, proceeds credited to Harlem treasury.
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Ford
Horace Andrews
J. H. Devereaux
Big Four
Flag Etiquette and U S Flag Display Traditions
The article explains that the Capitol, the White House, and government buildings display the Stars and Stripes to show the President's presence or residence. It notes flag-raising at government posts, reveille and retreat music, and the display of flags during warfare on seacoast forts, citing Joe Chapple's News Letter.
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House
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Joe Chapple
Alumni Endowment Drive Aims 10 Million for Penn
University of Pennsylvania plans an endowment fund between five and ten million dollars to be raised by the General Alumni Society. At its 25th reunion the class of 1887 contributed ten thousand dollars toward the fund. Officers elected include Judge Charles Francis Gummey president and Horace Mather Lippincott secretary amp. J W Zien Jer 8 ex officio.
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Philadelphia
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Henry Laussat Gegelln
Francis Melhenny
Charles
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Horace Mather Lippincott
Judge Gummey
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J. W. Zien
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State Forests of Russia Gain in Use and Value
A Odessa consular report notes Russia's state forests, though distant from trade routes, are expanding use and revenue. Total forest area about 37 million acres, with growing gross receipts from 1865 to 1910 though much timber remains unharvested. Plans Aim to bring timber to world markets and bolster forest management.
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Star of Foresters
Conular
Odessa
Stevenson’s Unpublished Manuscript Across Oceans
The upcoming Sunday Magazine will feature unusual pieces including an unpublished Robert Louis Stevenson manuscript. It was found in Hawaii among the Scottish Thistle Club president’s private papers, after being read as a speech by Stevenson in 1893.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Hawaii
Scottish Thistle Club
The Real Lobster Palace Capt. James Churchill Explains
Captain James Churchill argues that New Yorks so called real lobster palaces do not deserve the title. He notes that comparatively few lobsters are eaten in such places and that many so called palaces may be misnamed.
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New York
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